BTCUSD Bitcoin Chart Bitcoin / Dollar BTCUSD BTC USD (Bitcoin / US Dollar) Bitcoin has been respecting the same trend line on logarithmic scale ever since the 2013 crash.Since then, there have been plenty of bubbles that start in the bottom half of the trend line and bounce off of the top half of the trend line.The one starting in April is no different.It bounced perfectly off of the top of the logarithmic trend line and is ... I KNOW... I KNOW... I KNOW... Ethereum is Awesome - It's gonna change the world - all the new technology is being built on it... Even Putin Loves It!!Trust me I've read the same blog posts you have - and while they may be able to write - they sure as hell can't read charts.On June 14th I made THIS VIDEO that said Ethereum was looking less like a ...We have a possible trading opportunity.Price moves between 2 trend lines which are the signal lines at the same time.If price breaks above the downtrend line, it will be a long opportunity.

For up movement we'll need bullish signals from MACD histogram and DMI indicator which must confirm strong up movement.In other way we'll have a good chance to get a fake ... --- by liking it ... steemit will pays me a bit for doing this work -- thank you so much!/bitcoin/@daverex/crypto-market-roundup-leader-charts-and-more-6-23-2017 Tap too many time & fail & it will come down.Last night I had hoped we'd break through our overhead resistance of $2760 as the far east took over the helm.However, the show of strength that I was hoping for was nowhere to be found and Bitcoin closed the last candle in anticlimactic fashion.As I've stated in previous posts, if we are unable to break through this resistance, we are in for a few more days of ... Two scenarios that I see right now in Bitcoin Slightly bearish here but this currency can still push higher.If Btc can goes to over 2800$ then it can goes to 3200$ and new high price it's amazing.But a heavy resistance is in range (2750-2800)$ this resistance can dump BTC to 2200$ and I think BTC losses it's power and dump!!!.

Conslidation zone, I am seeing a bullish sign.I see more moves up past this weeks high of around 2785 I see Bitcoin retracing back to the fib level at 1,724. been very stable lately.I can't help but think there is lots of pent up sell side pressure building.happy litecoinEthereum is very similar.bitcoin ke paypalwhen Bitcoin starts to correct down to 1,724 a good percentage of the money will find it's way into the metals/ silver is very strong here also.bitcoin core change data directorywhen gold stochastic bottomed few ... BTC could be due for a big pushdown or it continues the slow uptrend.Waiting for a break of either trend.Often the price trend tends to make repetitive patterns.BTCUSD seems to following a similar patterm Peaked on May 25th , 2nd Peak on June 12th Drop to 0.618 - 0.786 levels after both peaks followed by a rise and drop again Now forming a a triangle, breakout on the upside from this triangle will be a strong bullish signal.

It may make a new all time high if it ... Triangle formation which is considered a continuation pattern.could see prices up to 4000 in the next two weeks.Likes, Comments, and Follows are appreciated :) Waiting for some clearer indication which way its going.If breaks up I think could test 2900 again or if down curious how low will go if breaks 2300.Disclaimer: I am new to trading so keep that in mind.Open to any feedback or thoughts to learn.It is clear to me that it is slowly losing momentum from the RSI, although still above 50.There is indecision, and mostly been in compression as you can see by the coiling around the closest HVN (high value node, or most agreed price around 2688).I can only say that a big move is about to happen soon, either up or down.Watch for the break of the upper or ... China is easily in a bullish channel.I expect that china will start launching BTC soon enough.Coinbase and other big USD exchanges are above 2700 now.I think we will see 2800 soon.

And after that another try at 3k +One year ago, I began a journey to invest in bitcoins for my retirement account.My thinking was that bitcoins are clearly a long-term investment and by using my asset allocation model, I could provide room for them as part of my alternative investment allocation.At that time, there was much discussion about making the purchase of bitcoins easier for the regular investor but there were few options, especially for those looking to place them into qualified accounts for retirement.There was well publicized talk of an exchange-traded fund, ETF, from the Winklevoss twins that would allow investors to gain access to bitcoins through the traditional markets.Even the simple act of trying to purchase bitcoins at that time was clunky and cumbersome.One year later, we see many viable options to buy bitcoins.Whether through Coinbase or other outlets, including itBit (the first bitcoin exchange that New York granted a banking license to and has Sheila Bair and Bill Bradley on their board), the ability to buy bitcoins with funds accessible through your existing bank accounts isn't only possible, but elegantly done and user friendly.

However, that doesn’t address the ability to place them into qualified retirement accounts, or even any of the traditional brokerage accounts.After doing my search (which was documented here on MarketWatch), I decided a year ago to invest retirement assets into the Bitcoin Investment Trust.It was a trust that came with many stipulations.Primarily, it was only available to accredited investors and had to be housed in an account that “locked up” the investment for a one-year holding period.At the end of the holding period, the intent was that the Trust would begin trading on the OTCQX exchange and you would be able to freely trade those assets if you desired.That “lock up” period allowed me to watch my account value lose more than half of its value as the price of bitcoin went from $600 to its current levels in the mid $200’s.Well it’s a little over a year since I began my journey to find a bitcoin investment for my retirement account and unlike the Winklevoss ETF, Bitcoin Investment Trust is now trading on the OTCQX exchange under ticker symbol: GBTC, +3.34% Not only will I have the opportunity to sell my holdings, but I could buy more if I wanted.

In fact, any investor can now buy into GBTC for whatever account they’d like.As it states on the Greyscale (managers of the GBTC) website, “Eligible shares are quoted on the OTCQX, the top marketplace operated by OTC Markets under the Alternative Reporting Standards.Investors can buy and sell shares through most traditional brokerage accounts at prices dictated by the market.” In theory, the bitcoin fund functions much like the SPDR Gold ETF GLD, +0.43% in that it reflects the price of bitcoin, just as the gold ETF simply reflects the underlying value of gold bullion.The underlying value of each share of GBTC is worth a 10th of the current value of bitcoin.So if bitcoin is trading at $300, the underlying value of one share of GBTC should be approximately $30.However, as with other similar investments, the bitcoin fund can trade higher or lower based upon investor interest and demand for the investment.Another caveat for GBTC is that it comes with a hefty management fee that needs to be figured into the underlying value as well.

With the GBTC, that fee is a whopping 2% versus the 0.04% expense ratio for the SPDR Gold ETF(managers of GBTC defend the fee citing the need for safekeeping and current trading expenses in the bitcoin markets).The exchange version of the Bitcoin Investment Trust has been trading for one month now.It’s currently very thinly traded and although you can buy shares of it for your investment account, whether retirement or other, it’s average daily volume over that time has been slightly above 2,000 shares (compared to the SPDR Gold fund which trades over 5 million shares on an average day).As seen in the chart above, GBTC has traded at a significant premium to net asset value, or the underlying value of it’s bitcoin holdings.Whether this is due to thin volume or other reasons, the decision to invest in bitcoins is something best left up to you and your financial adviser.The opportunity to do so, though, is now easier due to companies like Coinbase and Grayscale.I’d expect to see more investments follow including separately managed accounts from bitcoin and cybercurrency managers as well as ETFs and open-ended mutual funds down the road.