Why not just unload all of your IPO scam profits onto this guy instead of trying to crash the BTC market on purpose?  If this guy wants to buy 25,000 coins, just go ahead and sell all of yours to him since we know your goal is just to get enough fiat to buy lambos:

https://twitter.com/BitfuryGeorge/status/746214539310489601

I was actually going to get a tshirt made out of this:

"Anti-semite" in modern context means things the Jews don't like.  I would be practicing intellectual dishonesty if I didn't refer to Judaism as an ethnocentric, racial supremacist cult that leverages extreme nepotism to form monopolies in certain industries and politics exactly the way other ethnocentric mafias operated in the past like the Italian mafia.

So you can now clarify your statement to being:  I'm anti-everyone that stands in my way.

He didn't explain anything because it's a false statement.  Gold mining does not require permission.  That is, unless you want to get into some asinine argument like Native Americans vs colonists philosophy on land ownership and take the colonist viewpoint to it's maximum extreme that one man can own the entire planet and charge everyone else rent.  This is not how things work though, because there's no such thing as "rule of law".  Force is the only law, and governments are a monopoly on force for a specific area of influence.

The "law" is just a smokescreen put up to try and obfuscate what the system really is.  If one man owns the entire planet, he's a paper millionaire.  He can claim everything on paper, but he can't match the force required to actually have it, unless he's Jim Jones and everyone else on the planet is a cult member.

Saying mining gold requires permission is like saying willful disobedience against tyrants is not allowed.  Something like "sire, thou hast been caught poaching deer on the king's land, thus I sentence you to death".  That is the side Anonymint is taking, but killing all the poachers is an impossible task and the "rule of law" isn't even a real thing.

No reverse indicator?

Then you just end up making a Rube Goldberg permissioned ledgerr.  In the real world, force is the final arbiter of consensus, which is why Bitcoin is based on the same principle.  PoW is just a wargame exercise moved from physical to digital space.  It works because force, violence, whatever you want to call it, always trumps reputation, age, or any other variable.  

Since Satoshi didn't and can't solve Byzantine generals, the only way the system can work is leveraging the variable of confirmations, which has no upper limit, with an open entropy source to make it impossible for a permanent monopoly of block validators from occuring over a long enough timeline.  

Get rid of perputal mining, then you have a permissioned ledger falling under the privatized vs public money aspect.  Get rid of the unbounded entropy source, then your confirmations go from useful to worthless.

Bitcoin is back to another crazy cup and handle formation that might bring another breakout soon.  The act of reaching the 4400 yuan inflection point means the bull market is likely back in business for halving.  You might get steamrolled into a temporary underwater position by the mega-millionaire, lunatic shorter on Finex until he decides it's time for the market to go up if you don't play it right though:

I wrote a song about today's market.  Wanna hear it, Here it goes.  It's called:  

Outtraded by the r0ach again:

The cat joins the exchange
And quickly he's subdued
Through constant stop loss hunts
The young boy learns their rules

With time the cat draws in
This whipping cat done wrong
Deprived of all his coins
The young cat struggles on and on he's known
A vow unto his own
That never from this day
Bitfinex would take away his coins easy

Last trades:

Selling:



Rebuying the dip:



This might have been a good long to hold but I just let it go for the scalp because I've been up like 48 hours and can't be assed dealing with babysitting a bunch of longs.  There's a perfect cup and handle setup, so if you've actually slept in the last week, it might be a good entry with a stop loss around here if you want to roll the dice on getting near term Brexit chaos gains:



Trading music sponsored by Metallica (TM)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUAdgt5Glk0

The problem is you don't see the obvious categorization here, private money vs public money.  The Federal Reserve currently lends debt based money into existence and charges you interest to use it.  This is obviously private money and detrimental to anyone that's suckered into using it when it's clearly neo-feudalism through usury.  Gold?  Anyone can find it if they try hard enough.  There's no strings attached to it.  It's not debt based.  It's not issued by a central authority.  It's not possible to be extorted by interest or devaluation by some unknown party just by picking it up.  It's permissionless, public money.

The same dynamic exists in cryptocurrency.  IPO scamcoins are essentially directly replicating the Federal Reserve banks, in that they're attempting to charge you to utilize their private money system.  Even if you remove the interest or devaluation aspects, it's still a system of extortion.  Pay me to use my money.  Private money.  It is capitalism, but it's also subjecting yourself to be someone's slave where they make the rules and you're there to benefit them at your own expense.

In traditional Bitcoin PoW, the block reward does not benefit the issuer, so there is no master and slave dynamic.  It's public money, just like gold.  Everything else that deviates from this model where the issuer benefits is just a flat out extortion scheme.  I'm sorry all of you people want to get paid, but it's not possible in this domain unless you willingly become an extortionist scammer.  The reason this forum exists is for the facilitation of public money to defeat those private money scams.

A Brexit no vote will have 0 effect because Bitcoin already had an enormous dump.  Anyone who wanted to sell is long gone.  Then there's a bunch of people who are underwater and can't sell or they'd take a loss.  So the effect will either be none or next to nothing.

I guess your proof is that giant green candle that just happened.  "They" were trying to shake out as many longs as possible by crashing the market as low as it would go.  The part that confuses me is that it seems like he would lose a good amount of money himself by shorting that hard when it was already at the bottom and having to cover that large amount of coins.  That is, unless "they" plan to take this thing straight up into the stratosphere so high that it would be worth it to get rid of longs early.

The ultimate plot twist would be if they already know the financial markets are going to collapse, so they do the opposite and rig a leave vote, then attempt to redirect the blame for the markets collapsing on the citizens doing a leave vote instead of being the bankers fault.

LTC tanked today along with BTC, so you technically didn't "win" unless you were in fiat at the time.

Looks like we found the reason for all your bear spam posts lol.  Somebody got smoked in LTC:

It is a common theme that all IPO scams are from Russia and Eastern Europe.

If this guy isn't the US govt, he's going to get squeezed into doing something like a $10 million market order.  I wonder if it's just a random idiot that thinks a Brexit no vote would be bad for Bitcoin?  Bitcoin was going up for halving, not that bullshit.  It already had it's crash anyway so it's not like that Brexit nonsense would bring another one.

He's been spamming shorts for hours and hours, millions of dollars.  He did them all the way down, more at the bottom, and just keeps spamming shorts non-stop on the way up.  Every hourly volume looks like this for probably the last 12 hours:



Every sane person on earth was taking out longs on the crash, but this guy was taking out shorts when the price is already rock bottom, just setting his money on fire on purpose.  I find it ironic this is occurring on the same day Coindesk has an article where the US govt says Bitcoin is a threat to banking interests:

"A major financial oversight body within the US government created in the wake of the financial crisis has identified bitcoin and distributed ledger systems in general as a potential systemic risk".

"The Financial Stability Oversight Committee (FSOC) said in the new report released yesterday that the technology represented an innovation that “appear poised for substantial near-term growth”"

http://www.coindesk.com/us-regulators-recommends-oversight-bitcoin-distributed-ledgers/

If this guy is not the US govt spamming infinite amounts of fiat shorts on BitFinex, he's probably going to get short squeezed to hell and back

There is no central party issuing the block reward in a real decentralized coin, the protocol does it by itself.  If it's possible for you to get your hands on the block reward at all before the coin is released, it's because you've created a scam.  Proof of stake is also completely useless and can only be used to create permissioned ledgers.