May see a big spike in days to come if Greece exsits the Euro and thats starting to look likely.If that happened investors would head for the Swiss Franc as a safe haven perhaps forcing Switzerland to impose currency controls.....enter Bitcoin
Doubt it. Bitcoin is becoming less and less significant (was it ever anything other than an ultra-volatile speculation?) as the days go by. Bitcoin's market cap was never more than $13bn. It's struggling to stay above $3bn at the moment. So, I think you severely overestimate Bitcoin's importance and/or influence. The Greece leaving the Euro scenario that you talk about has already been priced in to the markets (i.e. gold, Swiss Franc, GBP, oil, etc.) Bitcoin? Are you mad? Excuse me, but how do you conclude into such a verdict? Gold/Oil/GBP entangled with an economy which it's debt is a 1.3% fraction of the total EU GDP? I'm sorry to spoil it, but it's not so. That's right. Bitcoin is the answer. I doubt it is. But just for the record when the ECB last year closed the liquidity vane to Cyprus banks, BTC was used as a way out of there. Doubt it it's a possible scenario for Greece too? It didn't really work out, did it? You are a gullible fool if you think the Greeks are going to start using Bitcoin. Bitcoin is less volatile than Greek debt... and has a way bigger upside. It wouldn't be the worst thing they could do. So you agree the Cyprus experiment with Bitcoin didn't really work out? Viva la revolución so You seem a bit empathetic with Revolution stuff. I wonder who is funding ISIS? Maybe the leg of CIA into Saudi Arabia? Who gives them weapons? Ah yes. Bitcoin donations. Riiight. Here's a nice video for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HVQBHQJlU4Remember it, after the next invasion of the US into middle east for "taking care of ISIS business" you will have another one. I know. Conspiracy theories. Right.  |
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May see a big spike in days to come if Greece exsits the Euro and thats starting to look likely.If that happened investors would head for the Swiss Franc as a safe haven perhaps forcing Switzerland to impose currency controls.....enter Bitcoin
Doubt it. Bitcoin is becoming less and less significant (was it ever anything other than an ultra-volatile speculation?) as the days go by. Bitcoin's market cap was never more than $13bn. It's struggling to stay above $3bn at the moment. So, I think you severely overestimate Bitcoin's importance and/or influence. The Greece leaving the Euro scenario that you talk about has already been priced in to the markets (i.e. gold, Swiss Franc, GBP, oil, etc.) Bitcoin? Are you mad? Excuse me, but how do you conclude into such a verdict? Gold/Oil/GBP entangled with an economy which it's debt is a 1.3% fraction of the total EU GDP? I'm sorry to spoil it, but it's not so. That's right. Bitcoin is the answer. I doubt it is. But just for the record when the ECB last year closed the liquidity vane to Cyprus banks, BTC was used as a way out of there. Doubt it it's a possible scenario for Greece too? It didn't really work out, did it? You are a gullible fool if you think the Greeks are going to start using Bitcoin. It worked out just fine for those who chose to do it. For the record; the gullible fool you're talking to, IS a Greek and uses Bitcoin too.  |
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May see a big spike in days to come if Greece exsits the Euro and thats starting to look likely.If that happened investors would head for the Swiss Franc as a safe haven perhaps forcing Switzerland to impose currency controls.....enter Bitcoin
Doubt it. Bitcoin is becoming less and less significant (was it ever anything other than an ultra-volatile speculation?) as the days go by. Bitcoin's market cap was never more than $13bn. It's struggling to stay above $3bn at the moment. So, I think you severely overestimate Bitcoin's importance and/or influence. The Greece leaving the Euro scenario that you talk about has already been priced in to the markets (i.e. gold, Swiss Franc, GBP, oil, etc.) Bitcoin? Are you mad? Excuse me, but how do you conclude into such a verdict? Gold/Oil/GBP entangled with an economy which it's debt is a 1.3% fraction of the total EU GDP? I'm sorry to spoil it, but it's not so. That's right. Bitcoin is the answer. I doubt it is. But just for the record when the ECB last year closed the liquidity vane to Cyprus banks, BTC was used as a way out of there. Doubt that it's a possible scenario for Greece too? |
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May see a big spike in days to come if Greece exsits the Euro and thats starting to look likely.If that happened investors would head for the Swiss Franc as a safe haven perhaps forcing Switzerland to impose currency controls.....enter Bitcoin
Doubt it. Bitcoin is becoming less and less significant (was it ever anything other than an ultra-volatile speculation?) as the days go by. Bitcoin's market cap was never more than $13bn. It's struggling to stay above $3bn at the moment. So, I think you severely overestimate Bitcoin's importance and/or influence. The Greece leaving the Euro scenario that you talk about has already been priced in to the markets (i.e. gold, Swiss Franc, GBP, oil, etc.) Bitcoin? Are you mad? Excuse me, but how do you conclude into such a verdict? Gold/Oil/GBP entangled with an economy which it's debt is a 1.3% fraction of the total EU GDP? I'm sorry to spoil it, but it's not so. |
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The catalyst needed for many more people to enter BTC is something that proves the fiat system is collapsing. It's the story everybody wants to say it's true (especially those working into the financial sector), but nobody says it because their salary depends on it. Don't lose time searching miners dumping their coins, or companies manipulating the price. This was, is and will be here for long time to come. Articles like this http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/8fd55736-ae0a-11e4-919e-00144feab7de.htmlis what I find more important, since Cyprus last year. Doubt it? Just wait and see. |
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Longs are absorbing these  @damiano: How do the swaps work with the price? Is there a site where you can trade? |
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It's nice to see some movement during the weekend... Maybe it's time to buy some moar?  |
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What "affiliated companies, etc"? It may be an incorrect translation from the Japanese. He must be referring to Tibanne and the Bitcoin Cafe, which could be said to be "connected" or "related" to MtGOX. "Affiliated" (from the Latin for "child") means "subordinated to" or "owned by"; the subtle distinction may have been missed by the translator. Doubt if Bitcoin Cafe has enough left to buy a latte. Agree. He drank all the frappuccinos himself... |
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~9 days and ~same price! c'mmon! hit 300 or hit 150!  I hope it stays $200-$250 for the next 6 months. Highly unlikely, but if it does, that would've been awesome. |
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Seems we're moving up slowly. That wall on coindesk though... That is impressive. A good sign, this is the exchange where the big money from US will enter so it's healthy to see the price there at a premium OK, point taken, but still it's an impressive wall...  |
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Seems we're moving up slowly. That wall on coindesk though... |
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The fact that we're so bearish so soon after a 90% jump in price tells me that we are really oversold. If no whales follow that seller(s) earlier this could be huge  Reverse Dead Cat Bounce?  |
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Maybe it's gonna be 1 month payment due to Chinese new year's holidays. I believe it's 1 week or so. This is just a guess though.
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looks actually more like weekend pump...
Weekends are not used for pumping here, only dumping. I'm more concerned about Greece's debt being on the news today. A possible disaster is around the corner for EU. Let's see how this evolves |
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Arrived in conference venue. Updates will likely be scarce from now on. Let's see how it works, so far has been great  Thanks for the photos & info! This seems like a WONDERFUL place! Have fun!!! |
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I'll just put him on ignore again...  |
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Where the volume takes us from here will determine everything.
Where volume always takes you, down   It is not my idiosyncrasy to be ironic or sarcastic, but if you bother to un-ignore yourself and read what you post a second time, you will have to agree that they're utterly monotonic and dull. I clearly doubt if ANYONE reads you since 99.9% here have you on ignore. Do you mind altering your methods and try to fit in? This is clearly NOT working for you anymore. |
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Back after a few weeks and the price is still crashing  It's LambCrap's job! |
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