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Most Important Chart of the Day - "carte du jour"🐋 🐳 (Patreon)

Published:
2023-04-24 20:42:24
Imported:
2023-04

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This chart shows you that there is only one cohort buying Bitcoin over the last 4 days.  Whales 10K Bitcoin Plus Cohort.

  • BLUE MEANS STACKING BItcoin
  • YELLOW NEUTRAL
  • RED SELLING BItcoin 

Why is this important?

  • When Bitcoin whales buy Bitcoin, it typically means they believe the price will increase.
  • Reasons for Bitcoin whales buying Bitcoin include bullish sentiment, market manipulation, portfolio diversification, and long-term investment.
  • Whales may be buying Bitcoin with the intention of holding onto it for the long term, believing that it will appreciate in value over time.

Bitcoin whales are significant players in the cryptocurrency market, and their actions are worth monitoring and that is why we watch them like a hawk on a daily basis so you don't have to.

Net Net - BULLISH!

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Anonymous

Hawkish whale watching! Love it, thanks James

Anonymous

Interesting acquisition at a key price point

Anonymous

"Whales may be buying Bitcoin with the intention of holding onto it for the long term, believing that it will appreciate in value over time" or... they could be getting ready to dump, just as item no. 2 states. #BalancedView

Anonymous

Great info as usual. Thanks James!

Anonymous

James, apologies if I am dense. But if there’s not much blue, that means whales are not accumulating, which seems bearish to me. Lots of blue is bullish and lots of red bearish. Is that backward, and how? Thanks!

Anonymous

Sad to see the small fry dropping their bags.

Anonymous

The problem with the 10K plus cohort is it's a small set. As in: it could just be one guy with a penchant for buying local tops. IJS.

Anonymous

Thanks for the update, James! :)

Anonymous
>>107073792

I read it that the top two bands are accumulating. This shows what the big players only are doing.

Anonymous

How do you those aren't exchange wallets?

Anonymous

Just want to make people aware. Coinbase is not a safe site to keep your crypto. I was hacked into my coinbase. They stole 78k of crypto and cash. They got into my account that has 2 authentication. I think it's an inside job. Bc I had account for years and nothing happened. They are not giving me back 1 penny. Hacker converted everything to btc with over 20 transactions and sent it to his own wallet. My email is not hacked. Coinbase is not taking any responsibility. I would never keep anything on that site again. I have no funds ans no Crypto. They told me to go to local police. Guys be careful. Bc I never gave my information out to anyone. My account was secured for years with two step authorization. Take your money out of Coinbase before this happens to you.

Anonymous

Nice to see. Follow the money right! One question I have regarding trading. You always say no when to get out before you get in but how do you determine when to get out. I invested £1000 in MicroS strategy I'm £200 up do I get out or leave in. The trouble with investing small amount is your never happy with small returns so I trend to just leave it in and end up down. Can anyone offer any advice or any books to read regarding this?

Anonymous
>>107077399

Please excuse my redundancies below. I have a couple thoughts to share. I hope you find something helpful. A great habit to develop early is thinking in % and not dollar amounts. It will completely change your relationship w money management, risk management, expectation management, etc. Truly. There’s only trouble investing small amounts if we create it ourselves. Same with large amounts. Emotions are always present. Small, large, and in between. When our emotions take control, there will be trouble, regardless of amounts. Discipline is requisite. Discipline is freedom. Monitoring trend, momentum, and macro are great indicators of when to make an entry/exit. If this does this, I do that. If there is a second lower low after we cross below the 50 EMA, I do this. Etc etc. A trade should look like an an “if this then that statement” that is written before you even enter. That is basically what a thesis is. Why, how, when. An exit is often based upon a set invalidation point (“if price action does this, if these indicators show that, then I do this”) or a % of total risk. Or a combination of those things and others. As an aside, Using a risk calculator to build trades is often a good idea for beginners. Ratio of upside to downside. Risk reward must be measure If it is measurable, it is manageable. If it is not. Well, it is not. This is true everywhere in life, it would seem. Learn to chart. Learn to execute based upon these predetermined parameters. When you begin to understand how to read trend and momentum, price action in the chart, trend/momentum, and the indicators that show them to us, do the thinking for you. When it comes to these challenges, A face in the charts will often pay far larger dividends then a face in a book. I won’t go into fundamentals here, as I’ve already gone way outside your question. At risk of sounding like a flake, I’d also encourage something like meditation or any kind of contemplative practice that sharpens your emotional awareness. Our emotions will ALWAYS be there. Cultivating awareness changes everything. Awareness is the most powerful weapon we have here. Okay, that rant is definitely over. If you do not have a Tradingview account, I encourage you to get one. You can Trade without money by marking entries and exits in the chart, until you GG. Remember, percentages, not dollar amounts. Measure to manage. Be well. -WS

Anonymous

Those who can afford to buy and hold the va#t majority of BTC do so..ie- the institutions and the wealthy while the commoners try to squirrel away a few Sats here and there. Something tells me Satoshi would not be pleased at the outcome of his/her invention in this regard.

Anonymous
>>107077399

Nobody ever regretted taking profits… all about your risk tolerance and timeline. Good luck Harley.

Anonymous
>>107075703

I would sue, gather media attention, and file police reports. If it's over state lines you could involve federal level investigators and enforcers. Make sure you file and get a lawyer, Coinbase will be forced to show the origins of the transactions and explain to the judge and public how your 2FA was bypassed.

Anonymous
>>107075703

I myself can not believe this happend with such a huge platform that people trust. They don't have any insurance for your Funds. It's insane. I am never putting 1 penny there. I think it's insider job bc nothing else is compromised beside my coinbase account. It was litteray done in a minutes.

Anonymous

James what would be very interesting is to know, where the whales are located, means which region in the world.... EU:ASIA:BRICS....:-). I wonder what kind of impact we can expect though MICA or HongKong operning in this chart.

Anonymous
>>107074097

On-chain A is interesting but it rarely, if ever, has informed any major decisions I’ve made. I literally cannot think of one. Still, I find it interesting.

Anonymous
>>107074097

Same (mostly). I say "mostly" because MVRV, and one or two others I'm not thinking of the name of atm are good for *helping* confirm macro bottom ranges. I wouldn't use them on their own. But they're helpful for confluence when layering in (or out).

Anonymous
>>107077399

Thanks so much for your reply. Loads of great nuggets of information and insight into the world of trading. Appreciate your reply time 💪

Anonymous
>>107077399

You’re welcome. Anytime. I’d also like to emphasize that Entries, exits, and stop-losses are often highly personalized. What works w one system, won’t consistently work w another. Money management and risk management are the foundation of a solid plan. We’re all different and have different needs. Cant help myself. Ha.

Anonymous
>>107075703

Seconds is all it takes. Less than seconds. I know it’s a difficult time. But do not assume nothing else is compromised. Ever. OPSEC crisis control rule #1. Often, that is what black hats want you to believe and will make it look as such. Trojans like Agent Tesla and others are out there (Ask me how I know). They are damned easy to miss. Lock down your accounts, change passwords, use hardware and software 2FA and NOT SMS (unsecured and all it takes is one dirty cell carrier employee). Go to Best Buy and get help if you have to. Run all your checks and scans. On your hardrives too. Including externals HD and SSDs. Coinbase is enormous. I truly doubt it is on their end. For them to compromise their empire over that, is extremly unlikely. An employee at your cellphone carrier or something like that is another story. Have a dedicated machine for finance locked by hardware keys like a Yubi Key. Secure your modem and routers. Never use unsecured public connections. Call your bank and initiate verbal passwords and lock withdrawals to unknown accounts. The list goes on. I’m saying this out of a want to help. Not to be a smart ass. Being gentle is not always helpful. I wish you the very best in all your endeavors. Sincerely. I’m sorry you’re experiencing this.

Anonymous

I wish I was a whale🤷🏿‍♂️😂

Anonymous
>>107074097

Yup, what’s helpful for one, is not for another. I’m a perpetual observer of trend/momentum. Top, bottom, mean, I’ll be looking for divergences/reversals, support, resistance, etc. I keep it very (very) simple. Otherwise, my mind gets in the weeds. OnChain has consistently proven unreliable for me personally. We’re all different.

Anonymous
>>107074097

Oh - I don't use on-chain for anything other than macro-type confirmation. For shorter time frames and the like it's all regular. It's why I can't even off the top of my head remember which on-chain indicators I find useful, lol. One could say on-chain at best only indicates what we already know from other indicators, but after November when many people were calling for things to go much, much lower, these were the double-checks I used that suggested we were in a golden buy zone. So far that has turned out.

Anonymous

The only blue in here here is 10k+ , so that’s exchanges. Whales just below them are neutral. And sad to see most othered leaving the space, but I understand- the Wild West doesn’t have the volatility for gains which outweigh the equities market any longer. All the while filled with scammers and terrible UI. Damn…