bull-tards be like:
"damn those bear-trolls were not trolls at all"...
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As I said in one of my previous comments: You know we're in a mania when people label bears as trolls or scammers.
Couple of years from now, you bulls will look back and see, "oh wait, bears were actually talking sense, how come we didn't see that, we must have really lost our minds during this bitcoin craze"
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It hit $301 on bitstamp a few minutes ago! It bounced back up by $5 but it makes me wonder how long until it hits £2xx.
It's already in £2xx |
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So what can you advise me? Withdraw money now or later?
It's hard to tell, depends on why did you get in the bitcoin in the first place. There's a possibility of a dead cat bounce/fake recovery. If it bounces back to $350 I recommend insta dump. |
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Nothing is stopping this sinking ship. Holy Shit it must be the reverse Willy doppelganger.
If you by reverse Willy mean early adopters, miners, speculators and panic sellers getting out than yes. |
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Hello, sorry for my English.
Can you tell me why the bitcoin price so low? Can anyone tell me will it go up?
Cultists, bulltards, whales, devs, early adopters and industry insiders are all dumping their stash, since they know the ponzi scheme is coming to an end. Plus: Miners got bills to pay, so they can't hold a rapidly depreciating asset. Thus they sell every coin they mine. This makes Bitcoin spiral further down, faster and faster. No, price will not go back up. But there will probably be a few dead cat bounces along the way to zero. Expect double digit prices in a week or two. Doomsday prophet  You don't need to be a prophet to see a naturally occurring ponzi scheme unraveling. |
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Hello, sorry for my English.
Can you tell me why the bitcoin price so low? Can anyone tell me will it go up?
It's not low, it is still ridiculously overpriced. Over $300 dollar for a single bitcoin? Give me a break When the value of bitcoin was 1200 $ , tell me ( please ) was it overpriced or not? Obviously, $1200 was insanity, top of a mania |
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Hello, sorry for my English.
Can you tell me why the bitcoin price so low? Can anyone tell me will it go up?
It's not low, it is still ridiculously overpriced. Over $300 dollars for a single bitcoin? Give me a break |
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a whole 14 posts to your name and you're tired of arguing already ? Lightweight  Or are you just realising the indefensibility of your position when confronted by rational arguments ? Funny how people are happy to call it a currency when it suits their argument and argue that its not when trying to detract from it. You are aware of the primary difference between Bitcoin and all present Fiat Currencies ? *You CANT make more of it at will*
That gives it *future _value_ beyond what the *current _price_ of it is. Yes, just like an education. If you cant figure that out, then you need to dust your crystal ball. Anyway,Theres nothing to dispute here with your repeated "told ya so's" I'm *not telling people to follow my advice, just suggesting that perhaps they *shouldn't follow others advice when those folk have nothing invested in their own opinions Same applies for bunnycoin, junkcoin and batcoin. The problem is, nobody gives a damn about them, nobody in the real world gives a damn about bitcoin either. |
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No, I think you're too bearish. Bitcoin will not fail so soon. I see a brutally strong resistant point cca at least 100. (I'm a long term bear, but bitcoin mania won't die soon, it's just human nature, don't worry). Capitulation will have to wait for a while. Maybe year or two at least. It will happen eventually, but not yet.
Uhm ... you do realize that everyone saw "brutally strong resistant points" at 340, 400, 450, 600, 800 ... etc., right? A "resistance point" at 100 might be clearly visible now, but when we're at 140, that point has moved to $50 or thereabouts. The goal posts are moving all the time, just like the buy-ins of the cultist bulltards who claimed that sub 600 dollar coins were "cheap", just a couple of months ago. You clearly said $10 six months from now, I'm very bearish on bitcoin but I just don't agree. I don't believe we'll see below $50 within the next six months. Let the time tell who was right. But then again, I might be talking to a troll with an agenda, in that case fuck off |
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So, you are full of shit and FUDster.
Nope, my post history proves I've been pretty much exactly right in my price predictions the last 3-4 months, at least. If anything I've been a tiny bit too bullish. I probably still am. So I'm not full of shit. But you and the other mindless cultist bulltard drones, definitely are. Yea trollbears won the last few months, congrats. I meant you are full of shit like saying $230 BTC is expensive. $3 billion to realize BTC potential is a pocket money and can not even work on that vision at these prices. So growth or nothing. You believe in BTC or not. You win or you lose. You troll or you don't.  A $10 Bitcoin will be too expensive six months from now. History will prove me right, whether the cultists like it or not. No, I think you're too bearish. Bitcoin will not fail so soon. I see a brutally strong resistant point cca at least 100. (I'm a long term bear, but bitcoin mania won't so die soon, it's just human nature, don't worry). Capitulation will have to wait for a while. Maybe year or two at least. It will happen eventually, but not yet. |
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On the other side of things.. Why would whales (traders) leave BTC market? There is a huge amount of money to be made in BTC so why leave.
They aren't leaving, just selling now to buy more later. Most people want to have as much BTC as possible and the way to do it is to buy as cheap sa possible. Most of the people who sold below $400 will eventually buy back. Wrong. Most people want to have as much fiat as possible. They see bitcoin only as a tool to produce fiat, if it fail to do so, they'll simply leave it and forget it. |
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They will buy later... .. buy cars, yachts, houses, booze, hookers,
while losers will keep holding
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Didn't you open the topic yesterday where you call the bottom at $360?
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OP, you can always create a new profile, and pretend you're someone else
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last few months a rise in "new" users has created a haze over the world of bitcointalk.
so much positive and negative bs. so many new users, so many aliases, so many bought accounts.
so much speculation on fud in both btc and scamcoin world.
we need a button to flag or vote to delete a post or response.
simple math, say 51% of viewers flag it.. its gone. the majority denied the message. we as a community have deemed it inappropriate or undesired. it is not enough to ignore.
we can change things!
Opinions welcomed :-)
Why, so you can stick your head in the sand? If 2 months ago someone said bitcoin would go down to below $400, that post would be flagged by 95% |
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This thread is a drop of blood in the street. Just one more drop along with many other posters who have lost faith.
Believe me, i'm a buyer I am considering taking huge loans at $280It's just that i'll be incredibly fucked if it goes wrong But you seem to have it all figured out. Maybe you can tell me if bitcoin were to EVER fail, when would it happen? Would we revisit the ATH ($1200) before we go down to $0-$10 again?? Will it be a long slide down and bitcoin just fading out with no bull traps?? Or will it be a bumpy ride going up a couple hundred dollars, down and up again till it finally dies out maybe some time in 2016? You seem to imply bitcoin has a 100% chance of suceeding (If technical fails and broken protocol would never occur that is) Btw, that bitcoin will die out seems highly unrealistic for me too Very bad idea. Taking a loan on something so speculative and uncertain is a deep stage of gambling addiction. You should seek help. About the other part, whatever bitcoiners think, there's just not enough people out there willing to pay $500 or $1000 for a bitcoin. Bitcoin might not die, it might stick around and succeed as a marginal currency with price in a single or double digits, but even in 100s is enough to screw you big time. |
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As hate as I like to admit, falllling is right on bitcoin.
well, if you say the price is falling every day, then you will be right sometimes. For example; I'm predicting a rally! When it comes will I be a genius? Besides this only affects holders. If you buy them and use them as a payment network the price is irrelevant. Frankly I'm hoping for a drop below $500. That would put me in a very good spot. I guess you're in a goddamn good spot now |
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I remember mining my bitcoins easily with two graphics cards in 2011 and selling about 18 bitcoins for £108 if I remember correctly. Since then and late 2013 I was so bitter and poisonous to the fact that the price had risen so much that I sounded very similar to the OP in this thread. I bought back in last year. If there is one thing I have learned is that you must sit tight and be patient. There will probably be many more price spikes to come as the price adjusts itself upwards. Bitcoin is a new technology that right now is in its infancy. As it grows stronger and more useful for many, so will the price grow. This just takes time.
To the OP, dont be bitter as I was about missing out on the opportunity, perhaps invest a bit and come back in a few years to reap the potential rewards. It only has to be a small sum of cash now to potentially make a substantial sum in the future. Bitcoin has so much potential and the fundamentals have not changed. This is a very disruptive technology and your emotions have no baring on its success. Either accept this or move on and stop reading forums about something you do not believe in.
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just a matter of time now, odds are very high. Don't see why any large specs would bother buying until they see what happens at 270.
that 270 doesn't hold and this could get ugly.
I had a 50k buy order in at 270 but now I'm just gonna wait and see what happens there.
Why do people keep insisting previous high is important? Imo April low and mid-2013 period between two bubbles are much more important resistant points than peak from previous bubble. Even tough I don't think any of them are relevant, bitcoin will continue it's course regardless of those numbers 266 or 100 or 400 is just like any other. |
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