Why do I see attempts to manipulate the price in many posts... Am I paranoiac, or is it a coordinated action?
Difficulty skyrockets, the only chance to get more bitcoins cheap for those who don't have enough dollars and hashing power is to spread FUD.
Noone wants cheap Bitcoins, people want cheap dollars.
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Brought to you by 1/reptilia.
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Not far from breaking 79 at this point.
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Gold collapsing, Bitcoin collapsing, US Dollar UP.
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They refuse to believe that we have undergone a bubble and that it's deflating.
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Wasn't it the other way around? Bitstamp was always lower than MtGox and led the way. Now, they are about the same price. Good to see.
If the withdrawal situation has been cleared, then we could see a return to "normal" wherein MtGox leads Bitstamp on the way down.
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BitcoinAshley converted to double digitism?
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Don't worry, the price will probably halve once more.
Plenty of recently made millionaires left who will want to liquidate in order to get their dirty fiat money.
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Goodbye, triple digits. Goodbye, 90s.
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During the bubble, at what point did the forum sentiment turn bullish and how long did it last? Just like indicators moving to overbought/oversold confirm a trending phase, so does sentiment and it can last a longer time.
That's apart from my impression that I still see lots of bulls, they're just very quiet lately.
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JP Morgan has been using its tricks to heavily manipulate the silver market for years. Everybody in silver is bitching about them, but now if the Winkle-evil's do the same thing in BTC everyone cheers them because that will very possibly increase the BTC price in the short term, which is the only thing most of people in here cares about.
It's pretty pathetic and destructive and it's not only here, it's the majority of bitcointalk and r/bitcoin who are happy to scam the unsuspecting public out of the option to withdraw Bitcoins and store them as long as it makes the current Bitcoin holders money. This is nowhere like with gold where it's simply unfeasible. Unfortunately this has become the world we live in. Regardless, it probably won't be approved by the SEC anyway.
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It's because they want to dump their 200k BTC on the unsuspecting public.
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It's coming. And people ridiculed me for claiming no more triple digit in 2013.
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Bids juicy again, only a matter of time until someone decides to frontrun the Hunt Bros 2.0 who are desperate to sell their 200k and extracts his dirty fiat millions.
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Exactly, this time it's worse.
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it's an IQ test. Bitcoin is anonymous, untaxed (for now) and quite liquid in and of its own right despite all the complexities of a cryptocurrency. A bitcoin ETF is taxed, has fees, may or may not be liquid at all. So, this is really a test: do you want to facilitate the exit of the Winkelvii from an investment at inflated levels which they will soon be taxed upon or do you want to sit this hand out? http://www.businessinsider.com/one-paragraph-that-totally-destroys-the-winklevoss-bitcoin-etf-2013-7
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I am not doing good yet, I admit it. But I still think that it is possible, that bitcoin reaches the importance of gold. Most of you don't think that gold is very important, yet bitcoin does not really need to conquer fiat to reach $300, gold is enough.
I agree it's possible, likely even, but not this year, and not the next 5 years. This stuff takes time, people are reigned by habit and singularities simply don't happen.
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If you want to trade bitcoins, you should not spend hours and hours on useless matters, analyzing graphs and making crazy stupid assumptions and conclusions.
Really? I completely disagree. How do you trade Bitcoins if you don't thoroughly analyze fundamentals/technicals/sentiment? Charts are depicting the technicals and the technicals form the sentiment.
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Bids aren't as delicious anymore with the slippage. Probably better strategy to set asks now for the people who want to liquidate and get their dirty fiat millions. With the current Hunt Bros 2.0 hype (the next thing that may be used to justify a bull trap like China and the MtGox withdrawal halt), chances may be good for a fill.
We don't even know if the SEC will accept it, and how long it would take.
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