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It will be pulled. No question here.
Aaaand it's pulled. Unfortunately for him, he did not succeed in getting a lower entry point. edit: Actually, looks like he is fracturing the ask to disguise it and make it look more organic. |
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I agree that wealth inquality as a result of trade is only natural.
Yet I completely understand whoever is left with a foul taste at the thought that 50% of all BTC were mined while barely anyone heard of it, all the while proclaiming this is the global digital currency. It does leave the impression that our goal is at least in part to simply become the new elite. Let's call it an aesthetic or a marketing issue.
I'm OK with becoming the new elite. I'd like to retire in 2 years, pay for college for my kids, some nice weddings, travel the world, have the freedom to try some ideas that I've been thinking of without the pressure of having to "make money" for somebody else, etc. I am glad you are frank about it. |
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Soweit ich weiß war es möglich, auf MtGox vorher zu canceln. D.h., jemand gibt eine Kauforder von 10k für 273, sie wird exekutiert, und der Bot des Verkäufers zieht die Order zurück, bevor sie berührt wird. Das könnte aber veraltete Info sein; es war die Absicht, das umzuändern, sodass die Order eben schon den Status Quo des Order Books in Betracht zieht und fertig exekutiert ist, ohne dass jemand dazwischen funken kann. IMO sollte es so auch sein.
Klar, nur ein Irrer benutzt Market Orders in diesem Markt für größere Beträge. Das einzige, was ein Käufer zu verlieren hat, ist seine Karten dem Markt zu zeigen, aber das ist die Chance wert.
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... eine sehr schöne Gelegenheit für jemand mit 2,7 Mio US$ diese in Bitcoins zu wechseln ohne den Kurs gleich bis zum Mars zu schießen. Also ohne Slippage.
17,2 Mio US$ sind ja sichtbar im Mtgox Orderbuch, die Dunkelziffer ist um einiges Höher.
Ganz recht. Wenn die Order denn nicht vorher gecancelt wird. |
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It will be pulled. No question here.
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Same old, same old. Surely it won't be withdrawn, it's just a guy who wants to sell 10k in one piece risking the market turning down from it. No shock action intended here. And surely he wants to be stuck with mtgoxUSD. Watch out for unusual bid activity. |
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I like the uptrend but why today?
Because today is the first day of the rest of your life. |
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10k to 300 and then the exchange is pretty bare. Eager buyers may send this stratospheric
Don't worry. Plenty of coins for sale at $273. LOL. Surely it won't be withdrawn, it's just a guy who wants to sell 10k in one piece risking the market turning down from it. No shock action intended here. And surely he wants to be stuck with mtgoxUSD. Watch out for unusual bid activity. |
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Selling into alltime highs has always worked so well in the past. |
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I agree that wealth inquality as a result of trade is only natural.
Yet I completely understand whoever is left with a foul taste at the thought that 50% of all BTC were mined while barely anyone heard of it, all the while proclaiming this is the global digital currency. It does leave the impression that our goal is at least in part to simply become the new elite. Let's call it an aesthetic or a marketing issue.
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Emptygox doesn't want our business, they are commiting slow-mo seppuku.
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One could argue that curve is superior on the other hand it is possible Bitcoin would have never got off the ground without a benefit to early adopters. So technically superior but dead on arrival still loses out to "good enough" Bitcoin.
I know of that argument, but consider for a moment the profile of people who were here in 2009-2010 and why they were interested. They would've come anyway and built stuff just because it's awesome tech. But yes, who knows what it would have been like. I do wonder about Satoshi's motives to not introduce a curve of natural resource depletion. |
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The problem with the distribution is that the block generation curve started out at 100% speed in the beginning even though there were hardly any miners at all. Compare it to gold. You don't get to search for gold without a pickaxe and carry home 1% of all the gold reserves on earth. What would have been more natural is a sigmoid curve. First, the production rate is curbed, and as new people come, it is increased until it's 100% and begins to decrease again.  |
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Fun. |
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there is a good chance that bitcoin will spike to 1K+  1800 in 7 business days, am I right? |
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This time is different? This time I get even more wealthy than last time. are you expecting a massive drop? In a few weeks/months. Relax, we haven't even hit alltime highs just yet. |
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