Finally received a 5 figure SEPA transfer from July 4th  Thanks for the useful info. I'm still waiting on a 4 figure USD wire to Europe from July 2nd. They don't even follow the chronological order of withdrawals within a queue that is 2 1/2 months old. What a joke. |
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Ah yes, never mind about Libya.
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Since when did anyone intervene in Libya or Egypt?  |
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There are 11.72 million Bitcoins. 1% would equal over 117k.
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Seems to me like the amount of value being traded has, when you take into account prices, increased. I mean 50k coins at $10 each is less then 5k at $130.
Which is already reflected in the higher price. IMO BTC volume is the appropriate indicator. |
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MtGox fixes their withdrawals, BTC sum skyrockets to 150-200k.
MtGox doesn't fix their withdrawals, sooner or later the BTC will begin hitting Bitstamp.
I think people are delusional to think current Bitcoin supply is anywhere near "normal" levels. Consider for a moment that over 100k BTC are created every month (and we are about 30% quicker), plus miners' marginal profits continue their collapse with about halving every month. They'll have to sell more and more to amortize their newly shipped ASICs, and when we squeeze even more, to cover their electricity costs.
There's no new money flow in truth, only an illiquid primary exchange that is delaying and distorting everything.
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Just FYI, ChartBuddy is banned now and will be unbanned should its owner fix it up and contact us.
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After Falkvinge, now it's you who succumbs to the manipulation tale? If there is manipulation, I would see it from MtGox considering they have been distorting this market for months now.
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So does Vessenes still have an executive position at the Bitcoin Foundation? Or is he just a standard member and Matonis has taken over his role(s)?
He is still the chairman. People who have been paying up to 20% in the past months to be able to withdraw their hard-earned money can in part thank this guy for it. MtGox deposits stolen - Vessenes not affected.  |
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On top of that. CoinLab (aka Peter Vesseness – I nominated him for a scammer tag here on the forum months ago) stole even more than the DHS seized later. Read it. This man has done more damage to Bitcoin than anyone possibly could have until now, yet he is chairman to the Bitcoin Foundation. Congratulations to him. |
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Currently there is an unusual delay in processing the withdrawals since the banks could not match the pace of BTC transactions.
Really? WHAT A JOKE. Sounds like what this retard said. Guys, it's all ok. The antiquated FIAT BANKING SYSTEM just can't handle the immense and immeasurable growth of the BITCOIN ECONOMY. It overloads their systems.  |
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Genau Re: Warum steigt der Bitcoin BTC/USD Kurs ? Ich will nur sagen. Er steigt gar nicht und es gab und gibt auch keine Blasen bisher. Auch wenn mir das selbst so vorkommt. Der US$ fällt nur völlig hemmungslos. Komisch. Kam mir so vor, als könnte ich heutzutage sehr viel mehr von so ziemlich jeder Ware, Dienstleistung, Aktie, Rohstoffen für dieselbe Menge BTC kaufen als noch Anfang 2011 oder gar Anfang 2013. Selbst vor zwei Monaten. Sind wohl auch alle abgestürzt in Relation zu Bitcoin. Meinst du das wirklich ernst? Irgendwann reicht's dann auch mit Realitätsverlust. |
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There's no question that 2-3 months of inability to withdraw from MtGox have had an impact on market forces.
Panic is the strongest of emotions.
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Arbitrage channels from MtGox are finally opening up. Now that MtGox can no longer serve to distort this market, we can all imagine what's about to unfold.
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Is there a good online chart of the arbitrage spread?
First, you have to tell us what the endgame is. We need to know. |
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The media is completely ridiculous, WTF is so difficult about doing some research before printing your shit?
It's like they aren't even here to inform anymore, only to spread bullshit.
I do wonder how this false information could have happened.
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Wordpress (Nov 2012 to July 2013): 94 successful transactions so far, pretty low. Humble Bundle: The Humble Double Fine Bundle was actually our first bundle to support it, which came out last month. It represents less than .1% of our sales for Humble Indie Bundle 8, which is pretty surprising for me. There was also bitcoinstore.com which repeatedly failed to achieve its goals to maintain their low prices. Do you guys know of any other stats? Update 1st October: Silk Road is dead, and we now know how much business it had: The total revenue generated from launch until July 23, 2013, resulted in approximately 9,519,664 Bitcoins and 614,305 Bitcoins of commission for Silk Road itself, court documents reveal. That converts to roughly $1.2 billion in revenue and $79.8 million in commissions, at current Bitcoin prices. Today, is there anything Bitcoin is actually used for in meaningful transactional volumes besides drugs (SR), gambling (SD), speculation and mining equipment?
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MtGox-Bitstamp spread keeps widening. First, 5% was normal, then 8% and now it seems to be 10%.
MtGox has created a perpetuum mobile to give us infinite mtgoxUSD!
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If you trust Mark Karpeles, I have it from him that the banks are hesitant of dealing with MtGox because of the legal crap (Dwolla, etc.) Currently they're processing 1.2 million USD per week because their small bank (which is a new one) limits them, but there's a backlog and it's been growing, so unless they get new banks in due time, it will take a while until it begins decreasing and it's worked off.
I don't believe MtGox are scammers and judging from the fact that the other exchanges do follow MtGox's movements, apparently neither does the market. Everyone needs to judge on his own though.
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