Dec 18 2017 at 09:53
I think, the uptrend on crypto currencies is unrealistic; not enough reversal pattern! That’s way, till now I am not trading on there.
Dec 18 2017 at 13:36
Bitcoin futures trade near $20,000 in debut on world’s biggest exchange
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitcoin-futures-debut-on-worlds-biggest-exchange-at-20000-then-pull-back-2017-12-18
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitcoin-futures-debut-on-worlds-biggest-exchange-at-20000-then-pull-back-2017-12-18
“Introducing futures contracts in the U.S. was meant to give short-sellers access to the market and improve liquidity, but availability is still fairly restricted,” said Lee Wild, head of equity strategy at Interactive Investor, in a note to clients. “The introduction of bitcoin futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange over the weekend may help, but it will take time.”
The ability to place a short bet on bitcoin without having to first borrow the underlying security is one of the appeals of the futures market. Trading volumes on the Cboe have been fairly low, which to some observers isn’t much of a surprise as the initial margin required to get exposure on both Cboe and CME is so big participation is largely dominated by institutional and high net-worth traders.
Dec 18 2017 at 13:51
'The most popular conversions of Bitcoin are BTC/Indian rupee BTC/Nigerian naira BTC/Indonesian rupiah.'
What? Some of the most worthless fiat currencies are backing up the BTC at the moment. I'm keeping my AUD then.
I wish I had got in to Crypto earlier but the train has already left the station and it is way to risk to trade now
Dec 19 2017 at 12:26
'We saw it drop 21% from November 8 through November 12.
And bitcoin doesn’t produce anything. Its price is based purely on what other people want to pay for it. And when people aren’t willing to pay that next price hike — and we will finally reach that point — bitcoin’s price will tumble.
At its heart, bitcoin is a speculation. It’s a bet. It’s a chance to risk a sum of money on the belief that something will happen.
You see that? Speculation. Bet. Risk.
Those aren’t words that you’d normally associate with a safe haven investment.'
https://banyanhill.com/gold-vs-bitcoin-invest/
ING... is this block chain technology at work?
Dec 19 2017 at 12:45
Dec 20 2017 at 14:25
First this...
Then this...
Watch out!
Then this...
Watch out!
Dec 21 2017 at 08:51
BluePanther posted:'The most popular conversions of Bitcoin are BTC/Indian rupee BTC/Nigerian naira BTC/Indonesian rupiah.'
What? Some of the most worthless fiat currencies are backing up the BTC at the moment. I'm keeping my AUD then.
It is quite logical
that people from countries where there is weak fiat currency and hyperinflation
look to BTC as saviour
VladoIvo posted:
I wish I had got in to Crypto earlier but the train has already left the station and it is way to risk to trade now
Same opinion! I was also looking for a good buy entry point with my trading system; but this instrument is ultra volatile.
Dec 21 2017 at 20:39
Sovereign Man: 'But in the short term, holding at least some physical cash makes sense as a hedge against financial calamity.'
https://www.sovereignman.com/international-diversification-strategies/why-you-need-to-have-physical-cash-now-18523/
Some will argue this is support for crypto, but the problem is crypto is not accepted as widely as cash. Perhaps if it became as ubiquitous as cash then crypto would have the same supporting argument - however crypto is nowhere near that yet!
