Let's start with the fact I started making forecasts on TradingView a long time ago. Quite quickly (in a year and a half), I became the TOP-1 in the TradingView authors' ranking. This rating was removed in yearly 2021. They promised to do something more interesting. We've been waiting for a half year. The details are in this article: tradingview.com/blog/en/improvements-to-top-authors-list-23383/
This chart that you are looking at, I hope it will be the most legendary chart I have ever made. You've seen a lot of logarithmic charts like this one: It is something different. This is the Bitcoin outlook for the next 4-5 years.
For now, I remain number one on this platform, with the most reputations and subscribers. I'm here for the long haul and will continue to do top-quality analytics. So please subscribe. I'm the kind of person who remembers the built-in Bitcoin donations on the TradingView platform.
The fundamental reasons for growth:
- Limited issuance (some of which is lost); - Taking a large portion of Bitcoin out of circulation (huge demand - no supply = growth); - Acceptance of Bitcoin at the state levels; - Accumulation of a large portion of Bitcoins in the large fund's hands (Bitcoin is a very interesting asset for them); - Continuous dollar issuance (a variant of the fact that it's not bitcoin that's growing, but the dollar that's depreciating);
Feel free to write other factors of the crypto market growth in the comments section.
I can't write my thoughts in this post about the creator of Bitcoin, its purposes. TradingView has moderation, and this information won't pass it:)
In the plans of changing the current financial system of the world: the Bitcoin price raising to the goals, I have shown in this chart.
'Let's start with the fact I started making forecasts on TradingView a long time ago. Quite quickly (in a year and a half), I became the TOP-1 in the TradingView authors' ranking.'
You started gaming the way the top ranking worked mate...I was top before the like bot enhanced scammers like you arrived. Be real...
That ranking method was flawed and opportunist scammers like you figured it out and milked it.
Was simple, spam an ungodly amount of charts, update only winning ones in hindsight, the not winning ones, no one could possibly keep track of, so you give the appearance of making good calls, and get a ton of likes and exposure from spam sending you to the top ranking every day.
Then sell your signals service...Good while it lasted, for you.
When Tradingview figures out how to actually track the performance of predictions made, people like you will be out of business.
martykay
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@IvanLabrie, this must be fun to read for all of your "followers" lol maybe excavo just speaks to his audience better than you? maybe chill out and focus on what really matters. there's room at the top for everyone
IvanLabrie
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@martykay, calling out the bullshit where I see it, this guy has no shame. He and a few others were the first to game this site's rankings and flooding it with bullshit content, making fake accounts like the one that just replied to me below, etc. Scammers hide behind an arrogant facade.
martykay
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@IvanLabrie, you dont see one simple virtue, in that its ALL of us vs the market. some may be better or worse than others in various dimensions of whatever it is we do here. Excavo has a talent in what he does, maybe you see his losses and amplify the impact of that, it is truly up to the individual who engages in his charts to distill whatever they feel it has to offer. I can say for one thing that not many high ranked members on this site with an audience and exposure ever fully start and finish a trade like excavo does. He will religiously close/stop/tp and comment on his trades until they are no longer active. IF anything this behavior is more closely aligned with an attitude of professionalism than anyone else. His win/loss ratio is well discussed and should be by everyone who critiques their own trades. This platform gives us the ability to stay accountable, keeping score is missing the point of the game imo. I'm a fan of your work too @IvanLabrie im sure many regard you as a leader here. i'd say if you wish to critique excavo's work, do so in a way that brings discussion about the market and keep the score counting personal stuff out of it. no one lost face here. lets move on and make some money together
IvanLabrie
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@martykay, I'm simply pointing out what I had observed, I was using this site for longer than he is, a lot of people joined after 2017, I was here from way earlier and there was not yet a big incentive to game the ranking system to generate sales for online content...
After it was a popular site, people like excavo joined, spamming charts and focusing on generating engagement at all costs, rather than on posting honest trades. A lot of them simply used shady tactics to game the ranking system, update only winning trades, post a lot of charts so you get confused and can't keep track so you never know how good or bad they are, create fake accounts to like your own charts or follow you, agree with others to like their stuff mutually so you bump up in the top author's list, buy like bots/click farms from China/India/Africa/Russia to boost your profile, etc.
I've seen it all done here, I have never done this myself. People were sharing private posts, publishing both directions, but sharing the one that worked in hindsight, in chatrooms, that was forbid for that reason. Anyone with a bit of a brain can figure out who is legit and who utilizes shady tactics like this.
Tradingview would need to have a better way to keep track of each trader's performance, they could track the returns generated vs the trade stop, and whether targets got hit before stops, how many trades worked, etc., but for that they would need to force people to define a stop and target as basic conditions for publishing a 'trade', or something along those lines...
Gunslinger2005
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@martykay, it is not all of us vs the market. its everyone for themselves in the market. good god man
xomb_00
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@IvanLabrie, 1000000000% agree with you. someday he posts bullish, another day he posts bearish. after 4-5 months he will claim: as I told you BTC did pumped/dumped. Hes not a trader. The only way hes making money is selling shit signals to new traders and moonboys. thats why he always begs pple to follow/subscribe him on many platforms and pay thousands to join his private groups. goodluck man
IvanLabrie
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@xomb_00, exactly, check out the fake account reply below...this kind of content ruins it for everyone, sadly it is a sign of the times, internet content creation is profitable if you utilize people's greed during a market bubble...They are smart, in how to monetize content and manipulate their audience, but dishonest and have no skill when it comes to actual trading.
Amjadsid
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@xomb_00, this Excavo guy wasting his time here: he cannot tell what after 4,5 days: charting for 4,5 years lol
Apr 14 - Btc long from 64k - fail
Comment "Trade closed: stop reached: Price moved back below 57k, erasing the weekly uptrend signal. "
Apr 23 - Btc short from 51K - fail .
Comment :"Trade closed manually: I bot back for now, short term looks bullish, open to selling and shorting again if needed. "
Aug 7 -Btc short from 42K - fail.
Comment "Trade closed: stop reached: This will top very soon, just not right now."
You started gaming the way the top ranking worked mate...I was top before the like bot enhanced scammers like you arrived. Be real...
That ranking method was flawed and opportunist scammers like you figured it out and milked it.
Was simple, spam an ungodly amount of charts, update only winning ones in hindsight, the not winning ones, no one could possibly keep track of, so you give the appearance of making good calls, and get a ton of likes and exposure from spam sending you to the top ranking every day.
Then sell your signals service...Good while it lasted, for you.
When Tradingview figures out how to actually track the performance of predictions made, people like you will be out of business.