No it was not. But even if it was a sham, bitcoin has been oversold badly in the last several months and crash is imminent.
I feel the same way. We were going to see this movement in price regardless of the news from China. My technical analysis was posted here well before the news. (It's TA of LTC/USD, but applied to Bitcoin as well due to the correlation) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=191485.msg3951933#msg3951933
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Just launch the client again whenever you want. Unless you delete the files, they're not going anywhere.
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Yet, looking at the thieves on ebay, the price of mining hardware isn't going down. Looks like those machine buyers are fixing to be stuck with a bunch worthless hardware.
That sounds fairly short sighted. So you feel that coin prices will never rise again? If the rising difficulty temporarily decelerates, that will only benefit those with the foresight to continue mining. Not to mention, how else are we going to heat our homes this winter?
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Congrats on a nice trade. Your T/P was just hit.
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With the break down to the $22-23 range, some excellent scalping opportunities have presented themselves. Support is holding well so far in this region for the moment which derived from the 7th - 9th of December's range, coupled with the trend from the 17th - 25th of November. There is a good chance we may see LTC/USD correct from here to the top of the channel and target the $29 -30 range.
If a break below $22 is confirmed, expect a free fall with no support until below $10. Fundamentals may win over in this range however and could help protect LTC/USD.
EDIT: I'm on the move and cannot post a chart, however my last chart from the 13th will still apply at this time.
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I'd be excited to if i was with the IRS and it wouldnt be for finding out about cryptsy.
Here comes the audit for OP.
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why would you want to trade on an exchange where you can loose all your coins to a bug? I moved to coins-e, cryptotrade and bter. Cryptsy isn't fixing their bugs.
Coins-e? Seriously?
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well that's interesting to read more light should be on this topic what if after collecting all needed ip's and bank acc.'s to make their full list of users they decide to turn off the switch or crash the coin?
Turn off the switch? What switch? Read a little more and you'll soon learn there is no one switch. You'd have to turn off every computer in the world that is running the Bitcoin client in order to essentially turn it off.
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Bitcoin does not need nations to accept it in order for it to be successful. Bitcoin needs only people.
I'm living in China, and yes, many are using Bitcoin as an investment instrument. A large portion however are using it to move wealth abroad without the scrutiny of the Chinese government.
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Interesting read. Hope you have your tinfoil hat on. Just because someone owns Bitcoins, it doesn't mean they control it. No one person or entity controls Bitcoin. Can someone with a significant amount of coins manipulate price though? Sure.
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seems... someone on coinedup is screwing with the market... buying 0.0000000001 doge at 1 BTC..
so you can imagine how that screws with coinmarket cap...
I figure its part of the hype... and it does a great job of pandering to their need for attention.. plus imagine a lot of ppl who dont go to forums.. will fall for coinmarketcaps strat
This is what is happening. It's not in my control and not coinmarketcap's fault that random people are purchasing tiny amounts of dogecoin on CoinedUp's at very high ask prices (apparently CoinedUp allows this), which puts the overall value to a huge number. CoinedUp needs to either fix that or Coinmarketcap needs to delist until a more reliable data source is available.
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As much as i want my mining to be more profitable, my guess is that it doesnt reach more then $100. I would however like to be pleasantly surprised There is often a correlation between difficulty and price, albeit a very loose one. Don't expect the value of Litecoin to increase drastically and the difficulty to remain the same. I've mined Bitcoins and Litecoins at a loss during certain periods. If you don't see the future value of these coins however, that's a shame.
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