It is time for the bulls to join in prayer and call upon the great wall whale from Mar 4 to save them from impending doom.

I noticed that bitfinex was the one exchange that didn't participate in that 'joint statement of bitcoin exchanges after mtgox'

Is it worth the risk of holding fiat on exchanges for an entire month or two to possibly increase coins by 5-30%?

I think it's because ripple is centralized.

Thanks. I'll send some btc to bitfinex and be ready to trade the dip on margin.

If timing markets was that easy, why isn't everyone a millionaire already?

Also, why are you leaving out 2011 in your chart?

huh?

5 digit fiat withdrawal just processed/confirmed in 3 business days.

Just in time for when many of us are going to quit trading and go into offline for a few months.

I think OP and I have a different definition of "succeed". I don't think this just means where btc will be in 2-3 years, or what the price will be at any point in time. I'm thinking more like will bitcoin still be around in 20-30 years. How about 200-300 years? Will it survive after EC is cracked - will there be some miracle patch, etc.? Will the programmable money ideas be utilized in mainstream adoption? Will bitcoin solve the world's banking problems and save us from the fed?

Can you explain why litecoin is supposed to be 1/4 of bitcoin? I understand "the max coins of ltc is 1/4 the max coins of bitcoin" but this logic is flawed.
1. Litecoin does not have anywhere near the same adoption level as Bitcoin. They do not have the same fundamentals. How can you make a comparison involving only the supply side but not the demand side?
2. There are actually 8 times more Litecoins mined per day than Bitcoin, not 4, and the daily supply is a big determiner of price.
3. Bitcoin has a long history in which much of bitcoin is hoarded forever or lost. It is theorized only a small fraction of bitcoins trade on the market. Litecoin, on the other hand, doesn't have as many coins lost. Almost its entire supply trades on the market, which is a huge amount of coins.

it depends if alts are added to new exchanges. the last bubble was caused by China and the alts were added to Chinese exchanges too which is why they rallied along with Bitcoin. The next btc bubble is likely to be caused by exchanges opening in New York. The new exchanges will probably take volume away from btc-e which has already lost a lot of its trust and volume recently due to the cyprus/russia events. If btc-e and the existing alt exchanges are still the only exchanges trading alts and they aren't added to the New York exchanges then alts vs btc will likely drop.

The $400 in June and then ATH in July doesn't make any sense unless the $400 is a brief flashcrash caused by some mega silk road type incident, but even then it would be $530 and not $400.

Risto school of bitcraft and coinery.

"moon phases" indicator. I'm not quite sure how to use it.

It's the same wall. Bitfinex adjusted the price by $1 as a fee for the cross-execution.

Log scale downtrend. I'm such an ass...

Post above killed my optimism.

I wonder if 645 is the new 825, we reach it several times, and every time we reach it, there is "CCMF", trains, and rockets, but then eventually we fall again...

You could draw the downtrend on a logarithmic scale instead of a linear scale and then there is a lot more time.

Wow Bitcoin is a high risk investment? Who would have known? You don't say? Surely nobody will invest now.