I don't think it can get much lower than what it currently is. Too many people are getting the feeling "now it's a good time to buy".

But what if localbitcoins is the future of exchanges? I feel pretty OK with that idea. I'm not into selling my bitcoins but I'd put some orders on localbitcoins just to support the idea.

actually it's a good idea. conventional exchanges suck big time, only problems. Yesterday someone from my social circle came to me asking to buy 1 bitcoin because "the price was pretty good finally for buying in". I laughed into my palm and asked 600 euros for 1 bitcoin. The dude then said "that's too much" and we never talked again. These idiots are now popping out and thinking that gox prices should be demanded everywhere

Maybe he lives in Niggeria or something?

MyMt. Gox 185$ and falling as we speak. I think bad news are coming because why would they start selling TODAY when the news are about to hit.

only female bitcoiners are allowed to call other female bitcoiners female bitcoiners. otherwise it's racist.

My address received this strange transaction lately. However, that address has not been written anywhere so the attacker had to just discover it from the block chain I suspect. Another theory is that this is some kind of bitcoin terrorism. People who have nice round balances in their cold storage get them ruined.

There are some interesting public notes there:
Public Note: Hey, give me back my 20 Bitcoin

Public Note: If you are reading this, please take some time to remember those who died 12 years ago today in the WTC attacks

Public Note: Whoever you are, you're epic.

edit:
there's some more suspicious activity, look this address: https://blockchain.info/address/1AgesqfafUHHpAWnmjj9g6TVqBGXk4ixxg

A lot of coins are sent to all possible addresses that start with 1Ag

According to Mendelejev's table, silver is Ag.

ONE MORE THEORY:
What if the attacker has targeted just one address? However, to make it less threatening it has added a bunch of other random addresses to the formula? Then people such as myself who get disturbed by this activity start making posts to this thread and are immediately connected to their address by the forum user.

and one more:
Some of the destination addresses have spent their input except this suspicious input. Maybe the attacker tries to pin point automated wallets? So if the suspicious input remains unspent but other balance is spent then there could be some automation in place which could be abused with the transaction malleability vulnerability.

It's coming again! 664 currently in stamp already

He sure isn't the smartest investor in the world if he fails to see the potential of crypto currencies. I'd say he's just another old fuck who has gotten rich and takes the credit from the idiots who can't live without idols, authorities and geniuses to follow.

http://biblehub.com/revelation/13-17.htm

anyway, I like 777$ more

Anyone can pull theories out of their ass, and if one has some scientific achievements backing them up the more arrogant they get. Soon these broken theories get referenced in further scientific work and once everyone forgets that they were initially and still are just plain hypothesis people start to believe in them. Have you ever been inside Saturn? Has John Stuart Reid been there? I don't think so. It seems to assume that Saturn isn't hollow and thus the theory immediately gets rejected by me.

You want a better explanation of why there's hexagon on Saturn's poles? LOOK THIS VID:
---> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeMzOhoJpfw <---


Ok, you're a cool dude then.

To be honest, swastika really doesn't belong on that picture. However, not sure why you got so butthurt, are you jew or something?

If you want more satanic symbols, then have some from Saturn:

Bitcoin is the destroyer ov Cosmos!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yosDDDAmE2g



There's nothing strange with the price gravitating towards 666 because that number represents the hard rules of this reality that represents the solid matter and life. Wealth comes from possession and one could only possess material values.

All Living organisms Must contain Carbon to exist on Earth as Physical Life.

Carbon: The Bulding Blocks of Life.  
6 neutrons,   6 protons,   6 electrons.
(http://carbon666.com/)

it's so easy to troll the speculation forum

+1

you can compare anything with that chart these days.

If they just ask these questions but will send the money anyway then I'd have no problem with that. However, with this topic I'm starting to prefer other means of bitcoin-to-fiat conversion. I wonder how much fiat fits into these Bitcoin ATMs and does localbitcoins ask you these questions?

Thanks OP for this topic. I wouldn't have thought they would start asking question even on the BitStamp side of business. I knew that banks would ask questions but Bitstamp, come on. This whole stuff is moving more and more to the direction of avoiding banks at all when doing bitcoin business. There is now an obvious need to launder even legit money to have less questions asked. If they start asking questions they might as well freeze your balance and this risk I'd prefer not to take at all.

FTFY

dead bear bounce coming up?

Let's blame Satoshi Nakamoto for this! Let's give that bastard to the court! I bet this backdoor was specifically planted by Satoshi himself so that he could exploit it later and steal coins.