Meh. This format is kind of mid. It was worth trying. At least they make quick links to the polymarket page, so I don't have to hunt down markets through React SPA website hell.
Probably. Though this might flip. The markets move randomly. If you look at the larger set of markets (these are just a few selected embeds) you will see there is a large gap in price between the nearest price up or down due to already resolved markets. If the market moves in a direction it might not have a strong effect on these predictions. But if it does have a large effect on the futures markets then things snap to the other side.
So right now the markets are magnetic to 90k but above 90k. Before they were magnetic to 105k but not 105k. They hit 105k, flirted with being magnetic to 110k for not long at all and things flipped. These futures markets identified that it would be a flip earlier than most of the fall, so the chance to get on the proper side of that swing was there.
The point is don't buy bitcoin right now, but do also watch these markets for an event that indicates a swing event is happening. Then things won't be 110k but will hang around there. That will happen, but the question is when. It seems most people are predicting we'll most likely have a snap upward at any point between right now and March 31st. The goal is to not miss it.
You may ask how to do that? It seems 70% is a key level. If something that was a negative indicator drops from above 70% to less than 70% things will go up for a little while after that indicator and it just might be that big wave. I buy and look to sell quickly before the general market trend of downward takes over again (unless it doesn't and I'm already in position catch the snap).
But you can't really get that from these embeds I posted very easily. Hence it being a mid interface. It needs graphs. The site itself is a little better but frustratingly slow, annoying to scroll (on my computer), and annoying to re-find all of the various markets. I was hoping putting embeds of some of the relevant markets here would be an improvement but it's not really there.
I hate the idea of profiting off war, but I also hate the idea that good folks get left behind. Sadly the reality is we need resources to basically live and, maybe if we have extra means, to fight the evil. Further, there's a difference between investing in resources and war industries.
I wonder if MediaWiki has embeds worth playing with.
The question is short term or long term. War often hurts nasdaq. Nasdaq and crypto are pretty tightly bound (though not at the same scale as each other) in the short term.
In the immediate if it hurts stocks it hurts crypto. But Russia (not Israel) produces some exposure on the monetary markets so a question is if it is good for BRICS or not, and if that's good for crypto or not.
Just as they've polarized the BRICS vs West and divided the Fediverse, and are now fucking up F/LOSS with stupid laws making it illegal for Russians to code - do you think they'll make F/LOSS and crypto bipolar too? Why not make a new Eastern Bitcoin?
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Meh. This format is kind of mid. It was worth trying. At least they make quick links to the polymarket page, so I don't have to hunt down markets through React SPA website hell.
How do I embed poetry better?
sleep with it.
So... wait for a while before buying butt coin?
Probably. Though this might flip. The markets move randomly. If you look at the larger set of markets (these are just a few selected embeds) you will see there is a large gap in price between the nearest price up or down due to already resolved markets. If the market moves in a direction it might not have a strong effect on these predictions. But if it does have a large effect on the futures markets then things snap to the other side.
So right now the markets are magnetic to 90k but above 90k. Before they were magnetic to 105k but not 105k. They hit 105k, flirted with being magnetic to 110k for not long at all and things flipped. These futures markets identified that it would be a flip earlier than most of the fall, so the chance to get on the proper side of that swing was there.
The point is don't buy bitcoin right now, but do also watch these markets for an event that indicates a swing event is happening. Then things won't be 110k but will hang around there. That will happen, but the question is when. It seems most people are predicting we'll most likely have a snap upward at any point between right now and March 31st. The goal is to not miss it.
You may ask how to do that? It seems 70% is a key level. If something that was a negative indicator drops from above 70% to less than 70% things will go up for a little while after that indicator and it just might be that big wave. I buy and look to sell quickly before the general market trend of downward takes over again (unless it doesn't and I'm already in position catch the snap).
But you can't really get that from these embeds I posted very easily. Hence it being a mid interface. It needs graphs. The site itself is a little better but frustratingly slow, annoying to scroll (on my computer), and annoying to re-find all of the various markets. I was hoping putting embeds of some of the relevant markets here would be an improvement but it's not really there.
Would escalations in war change things on gold or bitcoin or both?
It seems Trump is going to ramp things up now that he's unaccountable. (https://goatmatrix.net/c/WorldWarThree/AyKDKxVh8T)
I hate the idea of profiting off war, but I also hate the idea that good folks get left behind. Sadly the reality is we need resources to basically live and, maybe if we have extra means, to fight the evil. Further, there's a difference between investing in resources and war industries.
I wonder if MediaWiki has embeds worth playing with.
The question is short term or long term. War often hurts nasdaq. Nasdaq and crypto are pretty tightly bound (though not at the same scale as each other) in the short term.
In the immediate if it hurts stocks it hurts crypto. But Russia (not Israel) produces some exposure on the monetary markets so a question is if it is good for BRICS or not, and if that's good for crypto or not.
Just as they've polarized the BRICS vs West and divided the Fediverse, and are now fucking up F/LOSS with stupid laws making it illegal for Russians to code - do you think they'll make F/LOSS and crypto bipolar too? Why not make a new Eastern Bitcoin?
this was a good read!