matthewjackson

It's looking increasingly likely.

There are a lot of crap TAs that aren't really TAs - something crypto definitely attracts. They got in during the bull run, predicted increases when everything was increasing, and think they're experts.

And, yet, people still are accurately making predictions. And I don't necessarily mean me, but there are some really good TAs out there, once you ignore the crap. I think this is going to be one of those

If we can avoid another of these it's got to be good:

I think we're done with the inevitable FUD dip from Twitter's ban and it can only be good news if investors have less chance of being scammed by new coins - long term, it's positive news for the industry

If we drop, I reckon we're heading for $7,100. But I'm feeling a little bullish today, so back above $8k and a hold is my bet.

Nice roundup - I'm edging on the bullish side. I was expecting the dip to fall closer to $7,100 but it got pretty close and I wouldn't risk holding out for another dip now.

Part of me still believes that we can dip a little further to $7,100 but I wouldn't risk holding out for that now. I reckon the bulls are getting ready to charge.

I love MANA - I've been riding the last few waves to a good degree of success and I reckon 1300 is a very realistic short-medium term target this time around.

Great TA - I find it staggering that Bitconnect is still going. Still hilarious - who watched that video and thought they should invest?

If you're responsible for community management, does that mean you're the man to come to to offer my professional content writing services???

That's how Bitcoin prices reacted to similar news from Facebook and Google. The reaction is diminishing as investors get used to the news, and hopefully more people will see that this is a positive move.

I genuinely view this as a positive move. It will have some short term effect on Bitcoin prices, as it did on news that Google and Facebook were taking a similar stance. BUT, the fewer opportunities for

It's definitely a start, but realistically only a very small drop in a huge ocean.

I sort of agree, except that prices are not completely unpredictable. They're difficult to predict, but so too are prices of stocks/fiat/commodities. The volatility doesn't necessarily make it more difficult

Good round up. I genuinely see the Twitter/Facebook/Google bans as being a good thing, if they prevent scam coins from taking money from new investors (hopefully, experienced investors and traders will

Even if you know that hodling is the best option, and even if you've carefully and properly studied the charts, it is still painful to see continuous drops. We invest to make money, otherwise we wouldn't

Nice intro to crypto trading. Good to see these things done with modern examples rather than 10 year old share charts.

No worries. The link is here; it's only a sample set of 2001 adults --

It does say at the start of the 2nd paragraph that it's a "fairly old coin".