FTC/BTC Technical Analysis / Speculation
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[quote name=“adamstgbit” post=“31599” timestamp=“1382048469”]
i think it will, this BTC’s 160 resistance is REAL and won’t be broken over night…
[/quote]Ok, but what if it gets broken? Where’s the next resistance line for BTC?
Looks like $266 to me. Hold on to your hats boys and girls… this might get interesting.
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[quote name=“Kevlar” post=“31605” timestamp=“1382051607”]
[quote author=adamstgbit link=topic=4084.msg31599#msg31599 date=1382048469]
i think it will, this BTC’s 160 resistance is REAL and won’t be broken over night…
[/quote]Ok, but what if it gets broken? Where’s the next resistance line for BTC?
Looks like $266 to me. Hold on to your hats boys and girls… this might get interesting.
[/quote]I agree, exactly what I was thinking, a lot of people that bought in over $200 will want to push it as they see the opportunity arising.
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[quote name=“Kevlar” post=“31605” timestamp=“1382051607”]
[quote author=adamstgbit link=topic=4084.msg31599#msg31599 date=1382048469]
i think it will, this BTC’s 160 resistance is REAL and won’t be broken over night…
[/quote]Ok, but what if it gets broken? Where’s the next resistance line for BTC?
Looks like $266 to me. Hold on to your hats boys and girls… this might get interesting.
[/quote]that would be the next major resistance, technically , but i’d get the fuck out at 180.
and thats exactly what i plan to do, by buying FTC as BTC pops to what i believe to be unsustainable prices. i dont care how many chinese poeple their are, price above 180 is not sustainable. -
It’s solid advice. I agree.
But then 160 could turn into the new support if it really reaches 180.
[sub][size=8pt]Bottom line: It’s a risk whatever you do. Don’t come crying to me if you lose half your value. I will not feel sorry for you.[/size][/sub]
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[quote name=“erk” post=“31611” timestamp=“1382054418”]
There are a lot of anti-FTC trolls on BTC-e, that’s why I moved my FTC mining output to mcxNOW where FTC is simply underrepresented.BTC-e creates negative market sentiment for FTC which often makes the price a bit lower than it should be.
[/quote]Got that right.
So, looks like the trend is forming: It’s bumping up against 160 and finding plenty of resistance, which is exciting. I would expect a return to 145 which is historically a resistance line (now support hopefully) before testing the 160 again. That, or it breaks 160 and goes straight to 180.
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The other day Bushstar pointed out that FTC value is pegged to 1/20 of LTC. Given LTC drop the last few weeks, that seem to be valid. Do you all agree? If so, would it make more sense to study the LTC chart for technical patterns? Let me know what you think.
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[quote name=“pairmike” post=“31622” timestamp=“1382072903”]
The other day Bushstar pointed out that FTC value is pegged to 1/20 of LTC. Given LTC drop the last few weeks, that seem to be valid. Do you all agree? If so, would it make more sense to study the LTC chart for technical patterns? Let me know what you think.
[/quote]i dont like this theory, FTC has nothing to do with LTC, no, FTC is pegged to USD at ~10cent ( currently low at ~8cent ), and its priced in BTC.
[b]I want to see the day FTC is pegged to the BTC at a fixed rate.[/b]
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1FTC = [img]http://thebitcoinreview.com/feathercoin_price_img.php[/img]$
my god 7.89cents!
must…resist…urge…to…buy!
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Here is the quote.
[quote name=“Bushstar” post=“31047” timestamp=“1381598527”]
We’ve been pushed lower before, I remember seeing 0.00066FTC. The problem is that we seemed to be pegged at 1/20 of Litecoin’s value. Whenever Litecoin goes down we go down and vice versa. The success of of Bitcoin and Litecoin effect us greatly which is why we should all be working together in the crypto family :)
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[quote name=“pairmike” post=“31625” timestamp=“1382074923”]
Here is the quote.[quote author=Bushstar link=topic=4003.msg31047#msg31047 date=1381598527]
We’ve been pushed lower before, I remember seeing 0.00066FTC. The problem is that we seemed to be pegged at 1/20 of Litecoin’s value. Whenever Litecoin goes down we go down and vice versa. The success of of Bitcoin and Litecoin effect us greatly which is why we should all be working together in the crypto family :)
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[/quote]idk this guy, i don’t know anyone here…
but i’m sure he’s wrong, it Looks like we correlate because both LTC and FTC have the same dynamic, both are valued in USD and both a priced in BTC.
so…
FTC value does not depend on anything other then itself ( currently valued at [img]http://thebitcoinreview.com/feathercoin_price_img.php[/img]USD )
BUT
FTC is priced in BTC, so if BTC rises like crazy FTC would suddenly look like its worth 12cents and poeple would dump on that because they value it at more like 10cents.
IDK who is setting the price, dumping/pumping the FTC/BTC quote to always reflect a 10cent value. But i’m, on a mission to put a stop to it!
I believe we can achieve a FIXED FTC/BTC valuation,
It can be done,
We will be the first!
Thank you and good night! -
Well [b]I might be wrong[/b], but right now I smell Koolio buying some cheap FTC and fontas backing him with some small buy walls…just waiting for BTC fall :)
[url=http://thegenesisblock.com/bitcoin-markets-respond-us-debt-deal-price-drops-volume-surges/]http://thegenesisblock.com/bitcoin-markets-respond-us-debt-deal-price-drops-volume-surges/[/url]
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[quote name=“unkunku” post=“31647” timestamp=“1382097663”]
I can’t really see how FTC should not be decreasing, just a month ago the supply was around 17 million coins, now the supply is almost 20 million coins - that will say total coins created.The demand for FTC isn’t nearly increasing as much, so we will sure see more lows. Imagine the unit price when supply reaches 50 million coins, will growth in demand have kept up? No.
Going down under 0,0005 i think. Not to say this is a bad thing, I think for a wide-used cryptocurrency the unit price should be very low, after all many fiat-currencies out there are extreme low-valued in comparison to USD. [b]Imagine buying a cake with 0,005 BTC in some asian country, not very fun. [/b]
Technical analysis in all it’s virtues, but we’re talking a money-printing currency here, not a stock where the amount of supply ( stock-shares ) is fixed. It makes a quite different case.
[/quote]wow you FTC guys really suck at speculation, you’re suppose to say the coin will one day be worth X and BUY it up!
I know FTC trades more like a commodity then a stock. but i think you’re wrong about the demand, a good healthy crypto should see exponential growth phases. I know for you guys its been months and you feel like growth is slow and painful, and price keeps dropping, but consider that I only got involved a few days ago. I see alts getting a lot of attention in 2014, and I’m getting behind FTC because I see the efforts of the community, and I believe your coin has been totally undervalued, due to some BS that happened at the start… The fact you guys got past it, is a testament to the teams dedication / ability.yes FTC is undervalued.
;D
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BTC price is definitely going up! lets watch how FTC reacts. :-\
come on my little feather coin, you can do it!
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[quote name=“unkunku” post=“31675” timestamp=“1382109781”]
[quote author=adamstgbit link=topic=4084.msg31653#msg31653 date=1382105674]
[quote author=unkunku link=topic=4084.msg31647#msg31647 date=1382097663]
I can’t really see how FTC should not be decreasing, just a month ago the supply was around 17 million coins, now the supply is almost 20 million coins - that will say total coins created.The demand for FTC isn’t nearly increasing as much, so we will sure see more lows. Imagine the unit price when supply reaches 50 million coins, will growth in demand have kept up? No.
Going down under 0,0005 i think. Not to say this is a bad thing, I think for a wide-used cryptocurrency the unit price should be very low, after all many fiat-currencies out there are extreme low-valued in comparison to USD. [b]Imagine buying a cake with 0,005 BTC in some asian country, not very fun. [/b]
Technical analysis in all it’s virtues, but we’re talking a money-printing currency here, not a stock where the amount of supply ( stock-shares ) is fixed. It makes a quite different case.
[/quote]wow you FTC guys really suck at speculation, you’re suppose to say the coin will one day be worth X and BUY it up!
I know FTC trades more like a commodity then a stock. but i think you’re wrong about the demand, a good healthy crypto should see exponential growth phases. I know for you guys its been months and you feel like growth is slow and painful, and price keeps dropping, but consider that I only got involved a few days ago. I see alts getting a lot of attention in 2014, and I’m getting behind FTC because I see the efforts of the community, and I believe your coin has been totally undervalued, due to some BS that happened at the start… The fact you guys got past it, is a testament to the teams dedication / ability.yes FTC is undervalued.
;D
[/quote]First things first, FTC is not being valued as a commodity, rather as a currency. BTC is valued as a commodity with scarcity. This scarcity scenario is practically unpresent today with the money supply of FTC.
Yes the value may go up long-term, and moreover, saying that the coin one day will be worth X is just hyping it. And we’ve had alot of this recently which now is receeding, and the true value of FTC is gradually showing.
[/quote]what is its “true value”?
[img]http://thebitcoinreview.com/feathercoin_price_img.php[/img] $
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[img]http://s17.postimg.org/v76087pbz/Untitled.png[/img]
i’m starting to think even if BTC goes parabolic to 180, FTC will hold, because we all know what comes after a parabolic rise ;)
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[quote name=“adamstgbit” post=“31719” timestamp=“1382118652”]
[img]http://s17.postimg.org/v76087pbz/Untitled.png[/img]i’m starting to think even if BTC goes parabolic to 180, FTC will hold, because we all know what comes after a parabolic rise ;)
[/quote]You mean prices can’t just keep going up because that would require infinite time?
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[quote name=“chrisj” post=“31741” timestamp=“1382122793”]
[quote author=adamstgbit link=topic=4084.msg31719#msg31719 date=1382118652]
[img]http://s17.postimg.org/v76087pbz/Untitled.png[/img]i’m starting to think even if BTC goes parabolic to 180, FTC will hold, because we all know what comes after a parabolic rise ;)
[/quote]You mean prices can’t just keep going up because that would require infinite time?
[/quote]bitcoin price is overvalued.
it will crash pretty soon, one more spike to 180 at best.
i’m not saying bitcoin is going to die because of alts… no way, BTC backs all the alts…I’m saying alt traders will not buy the last parabolic BTC spike to 180 and will NOT dump on the alts, because they know what comes next a BTC Crash signaling the short lived but very real bitcoin bear market.
this is pure speculation, trade the alts at your own risk
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[quote name=“chrisj” post=“31741” timestamp=“1382122793”]
[quote author=adamstgbit link=topic=4084.msg31719#msg31719 date=1382118652]
i’m starting to think even if BTC goes parabolic to 180, FTC will hold, because we all know what comes after a parabolic rise ;)
[/quote]You mean prices can’t just keep going up because that would require infinite time?
[/quote]Well, sort of. He’s saying that if it goes to 180 it’ll come back to 160.
Presently it bumped off 160 for a day before breaking out to 165, where it’s presently bumping it’s head now.
Since 160 had some strong resistance I expect that resistance will turn into support now when it comes back down.
But the real story here is the FTC price. It’s now hit new lows at $0.0768235 USD, and the buy support on MCXNow really tells a frightening story: 8.5 BTC being bought, vs 100,239.1 BTC being sold for a ratio of 12,529:1 against the price. (that can’t possibly be right, can it? Do they mean 100,239 FTC?) Cryptsy market books are practically empty. I can’t see BTC-e since they banned Tor exit relays.
The reality here is that if this trend continues unabated with nothing to prop up speculation, the price of FTC is about to bottom out completely. Regardless of what BTC does, the market has lost it’s nerve with regards to FTC and there’s not a whole lot we can do about it besides hope a wild whale appears.
unkunku absolutely nailed the reasons for this:
[quote author=unkunku link=topic=4084.msg31675#msg31675 date=1382109781]
FTC is not being valued as a commodity, rather as a currency. BTC is valued as a commodity with scarcity. This scarcity scenario is practically unpresent today with the money supply of FTC.
Yes the value may go up long-term, and moreover, saying that the coin one day will be worth X is just hyping it. And we’ve had alot of this recently which now is receeding, and the true value of FTC is gradually showing.
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[quote name=“Kevlar” post=“31748” timestamp=“1382124498”]
(that can’t possibly be right, can it? Do they mean 100,239 FTC?)
[/quote]Yeah, MCXNOW is showing BTC for all pairs instead of whatever alt it is.
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i’m saying bitcoin is going parabolic and altcoin traders will be the first to sell at the top (180)
I saw this coming and i looked around for an undervalued altcoin, that i could get behind during all this, HELLO FTC!
i know its a risky bet, i’m not putting all my BTCs into FTC, just looking for some fun trading it, and giving it a little TLC