I don't need S3052 to tell me, i know.  what? we are going down now? this thread gives me mixed signals >< no one said down only trolls, read the full quotes "Bitcoin trading to become more violent in the next few months."UP! |
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I finally setup 2 Factor Auth for my cavirtex account. feels better its really 3 factor if you consider the cavirtex "Browser Token authentication" feels much better  |
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Do you realize we've been in triple digits for one week now? 18K BTC down to 100, and we just hit 3-day highs. The Gox trading engine is lagging, which is usually a bullish signal. S3052 tweeted "Bitcoin trading to become more violent in the next few months." Interesting times ahead.
That part would make me extremely suspicious. ("The great and wise benevolent leader blogger has concluded that price now must go up uP UP.") Suspicious of what? That we're about to go down. But I had mistaken him for another guy, ignore. I don't need S3052 to tell me, i know. |
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We've had some bad experiences with "BitcoinCigarettes" stores on Bitcointalk.
I hope you are an honest merchant, their definitely a lot of demand for these products, but you'll have to gain a Excellent reputation to get my monthly orders
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Best investment ever , is to spend your bitcoins into the economy i think i'm going to buy some, looks good O_O now i have a reason to send money to virtex Bought the assorted 1lb near the end of the last week....got them priority 2day mail yesterday. They're really good. ya it all looks like gr8 products! |
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Best investment ever , is to spend your bitcoins into the economy i think i'm going to buy some, looks good O_O now i have a reason to send money to virtex
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.. wtv up Up UP! |
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i better send some more money... |
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Time to buy NameCoin  why? namecoin is not a hosting. dencentralized domain name service .bit |
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Time to buy NameCoin |
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i was thinking...
I have been working on a presentation " bitcoin 101 for merchants and customers " maybe the following meetup i could present it to the bitoiners in the meetup group.
I trying to get it down to ~20mins
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not surprised by this weekends action. i like it, its like there's an unwritten rule among whales, no big moves on weekends...
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There is a good chance of success. Hence I made a sizable investment, but recoginize the risks.
is the right answer... but i would say, Bitcoin has succeeded and there's a good chance it will continue to succeed, Hence I made a sizable investment, and will continue to invest, recognizing the risks.  |
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A lot of trader badass wannabes have been bragging about how they are fearless and will go for their $30 so called 'cheap coins'. Turns out that is starting to be a faded mirage. Those very same so called 'traders' are now hiding in their insignificant holes or or busy trying to digest their post crash loss.
I say this because, clearly most speculators got in during the big bubble, and most of them got burned and are, to this day at loss.
This is not me speculating, it's direct conclusion of the available data. Heck, just look at the volume during the bubble.
Those cheap coins never showed up and the bubble is becoming a far event in the past with little correlation to today's market activity. The price has been slowly catching up for a month now. Little opportunities for speculators, but definitely a good sign for those that believe and hold bitcoins.
Is bitcoins proving to be a strong value store that can only be affected by speculation so much? The last bubble was less dramatic than the previous one.
Does this make sense? Is it just a coincidence?
true ALOT of people were getting in as price was climbing high, but i don't think most of them are at a loss, alot of them are for sure... but i would think most are showing at least a small profit. my advice to all the new speculators is not to get greedy. alot of old school bitcoiners have sold waiting for 50$ or less to buy back in, i really dont think thats going to happen... but another dip to 70 or 60 is very possible and if you bought bitcoin above 100 during the rise and fall, 70 - 60 $ is a gr8 opportunity to lower your avg price The last bubble was less dramatic than the previous one.
Does this make sense?[/b] Is it just a coincidence? what? this bubble was much more dramatic! maybe the price didn't move as much %wise but a fuck load of value changed hands this time, much more then last time, and for that i say this bubble was more dramatic |
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The only way a merchant would want BTC is if a supplier wanted BTC. This could be just somebody selling a service, which would be fine, but if you are buying an actual product, you'd need the manufacturer to want BTC, which would mean you'd need some of the people working for the manufacturer to want BTC (or I suppose the raw goods provider).
What I'm trying to say is that no big company is going to want BTC at this point unless they are either (A) created from the ground up around BTC or (B) they have some way of offloading that BTC to individuals that want BTC. Companies at this point wont want BTC, people will.
i've sold goods and services ( sold ad space on my site...) for bitcoin, i keep the BTC! I also buy good and services using BTC You are an individual, not a company. Contrary to 'popular belief' companies are not people thats still up for debate corporations are individuals in the eyes of the law. so it would be perfectly legal for paypal to pump and dump bitcoin ; ) |
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The only way a merchant would want BTC is if a supplier wanted BTC. This could be just somebody selling a service, which would be fine, but if you are buying an actual product, you'd need the manufacturer to want BTC, which would mean you'd need some of the people working for the manufacturer to want BTC (or I suppose the raw goods provider).
What I'm trying to say is that no big company is going to want BTC at this point unless they are either (A) created from the ground up around BTC or (B) they have some way of offloading that BTC to individuals that want BTC. Companies at this point wont want BTC, people will.
i've sold goods and services ( sold ad space on my site...) for bitcoin, i keep the BTC! I also buy good and services using BTC getting paid in BTC is AWESOME $_$ |
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The only way a merchant would want BTC is if a supplier wanted BTC. This could be just somebody selling a service, which would be fine, but if you are buying an actual product, you'd need the manufacturer to want BTC, which would mean you'd need some of the people working for the manufacturer to want BTC (or I suppose the raw goods provider).
What I'm trying to say is that no big company is going to want BTC at this point unless they are either (A) created from the ground up around BTC or (B) they have some way of offloading that BTC to individuals that want BTC. Companies at this point wont want BTC, people will.
i've sold goods and services ( sold ad space on my site...) for bitcoin, i keep the BTC! I also buy good and services using BTC |
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not sure why paypal isn't taking bitcoin right now... they coulda woulda shoulda made a butt load of money...
must be because bitcoin is Brand spanking new, no one is quite sure who to deal with it. WU was also talking about using bitcoin... let see who moves first
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