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dont you people sleep....
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Isn't it strange that there was other bots that also had enough to keep selling to it. It's a bit hard to believe at that time of night that there were enough people to keep supplying coins to it at that rate even if it was people continuously buying and selling to it. Maybe it was the same bot selling to itself although I know there was a huge difference in volumes.
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Could be several people running a bot together. I thought it would run out of cash quickly but it just kept going eating up everything from R121k to R125k. As soon as you placed your sell order close to the front in that region it was instant bought.
My best guess is it's one of those bots that buys/sells if the price dips or breaks above some long term moving average. So it must have been triggered by a sell-off or buy-in that happened a few weeks ago which was just removed from the calculation. Also they could be using moving averages based on Luno data which of course is not reliable because the price swings wildly here when there is a sell-off.
50 BTC is a low estimate too. Looking at the volumes it could be closer to 100 BTC bought by the bot. Reason is not many people are doing instant buys/sells at that time so almost all the volume are trades between bots and orders on the book.
It was just buying all the orders on the booked that were placed there by others over the last 2 days. As well as those placing them last night like me whilst it happened. So no need for other bots to sell to it. At first it looked like it was only instant buying orders below R122k. But after 10 minutes or so it broke through and started eating everything until it hit R124.8k. Guess it ran out of funds then.
who the hell sells their coins on a sunday:wtf:
shouldnt everyone be busy with family...or driving their fancy sunday cars around (aka lambos)
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BTC is struggling today. Looks like the correction is not over yet and we might go down to $7k soon as we didn't consolidate above $9k. The bounce off $8k wasn't strong enough.
How low are we going?