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Funny.... the other day after pages of troll shyte from the sockpuppet army I posted this  To which I got a message from the mods : Deleted Post « Sent to: empowering on: February 20, 2015, 05:33:21 AM » Reply with quoteReply with quote Remove this messageDelete A reply of yours, quoted below, was deleted by a Bitcoin Forum moderator. Posts are most frequently deleted because they are off-topic, though they can also be deleted for other reasons. In the future, please avoid posting things that need to be deleted. Hilarious... of course the troll messages I was referring to... all still there... Go figure. Apparently it is off topic to refer to the fact this thread has been kidnapped by paid trolls... and the mods are totally alright with it. Sigh. Ah well, tbh I am not going to lose any sleep over it. Do your worst trolls, or your best or whatever it is... |
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BTC swaps on BFX up to 20,880. Gee, I wonder why bears would be short-selling if they still had any coins to dump. I'm thinking they don't.
Lesse...bears upside-down and trapped. Can't cut losses w/o driving the price up higher. And me sitting here with this big pile of fiat. Hmmmmm. think I'll buy.
When btc holds a price for a few days, it usually goes down. Sometime today or tomorrow morning someone will dump, I am not saying a huge dump, but at least a $10 downward swing fast....like every week. Even if what I said is not true, it prevents people like me from buying more. Plus the auction coming up and no one having a clear picture on what they are going to do (dump before, get cheaper auction, pump after and then dump, don't dump. whatever) Although the past is not always the best indicator of the future, I expect a dump right after the auction. THIS is the pump that comes before Some "pump" |
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oh and to spell it out for you..............................
"why bother constantly reminding you"
"only have so much energy and time to expend trying to inform "
Well please do not let us keep you guys a second longer...
basically...... fuck off.
(ps love you really)
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re: dissent on bitcoin quiet for a few pages ... why bother constantly reminding you bunch of fanatics that bitcoin has been in a death spiral downwards for over a year ever since karpeles used a billion non existent dollars to falsely manipulate the price to the highs we saw while robbing the planet of 650,000 bitcoin ? or remind you of any of the other dozens of intentional exchange thefts ? of any of the other obvious extremely bad aspects of what bitcoin fundamentally is or has become ? you greedy and desperate fuckwits just cry bullish bullish bullish blah blah blah good buying opportunity to the moon oooo look at this line it says buy now etc etc etc ad-nausea-um even to the point of constantly making new threads in a fairly obvious concerted attempt to bury negative posts regardless of what anyone says and regardless of facts in front of your faces meanwhile actively encouraging people to ignore anyone who doesn't also praise bitcoin like it's the fucking messiah and a bunch of you have presumably actually put everyone else on ignore who doesn't praise bitcoin like you do ... those of us with our heads not firmly up our assess only have so much energy and time to expend trying to inform people of your lies and delusions ... i know i'm sick of it ...
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha awhhh diddums. (by the way it is the irony of your bleating that makes it funny, plus your obvious butt hurt, awwhh diddums) |
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....and then what happens to the dead scout?
I think you missed the point. The point is there is a dead scout... someone has to inform next of kin, retrieve the lad, there are logistics involved here.. we could just leave him there but scouts honor says never leave a scout behind at the bottom of an icy lake. |
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hi guys! you are not able to break 250.  THE “JUMP” ACROSS THE CREEK” ANALOGY The term “jump” was first used by Robert G. Evans, who piloted the Wyckoff Associates educational enterprise for numerous years after the death of Richard D. Wyckoff. One of his more captivating analogies was the “jump across the creek” (JAC) story he used to explain how a market would break out of a trading range. In the story, the market is symbolised by a Boy Scout, and the trading range by a meandering creek, with its “upper resistance line” defined by the rally peaks within the range. After probing the edge of the creek and discovering that the flow of supply was starting to dry up, the Boy Scout would retreat in order to get a running start to “jump across the creek.” The power of the movement by the Boy Scout would be measured by price spread and volume. Defining the Jump A jump is a relatively wider price-spread move made on comparatively higher volume that penetrates outer resistance or support. A backup is a test that immediately follows the jump – a relatively narrow price-spread reaction or rally on comparatively lighter volume that tests and confirms the legitimacy of the preceding jump action. does this work backwards?  jump - > dip Absofruitly. When it works backwards, the Boy Scout is instead testing support, which in a distribution trading range is indicated as "ice" instead of a "creek." The Scout tests and eventually falls through on heavier selling and is unable to break back above the ice, and the price drowns. As we are probably not in a distribution trading range (strong buy support, little downward movement on shakeouts, plenty of floating supply removed from market following the Bter news) this does not apply. ....and then what happens to the dead scout? |
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<putsontinfoilhat> Maybe they are going to use the next four months (or do I mean days?) to prepare for a soft grexit, rather than dealing with a hard grexit sooner. Or maybe they are just trying to figure out how to phrase the word "default" so it sounds more like "perpetual bond"
<leavestinfoilhatonbecausesinceputtinghatonhavebecomeconvincedthattheNSAarereadi ngmythoughts>
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Greek deal is reached (apparently - though we have had many false starts). Bitcoin is flat... interesting.
It's so funny to watch. Syriza was all like "we're getting out of the Euro, blablabla". What did they get? An extension which would have been granted to any political party who would have won. A change of name for the Troika, so that they can brag to the Greek citizens. Ridiculous. I guess they capitulated when they saw how close their Banks were to complete collapse (1Billion Euro Deposit flight today). That, or they threatened their families lol. Though this isn't over until its over. I would not be surprised if the Greeks throw a curve ball - maybe deliver some watered down version on Monday and we are back to "he said she said". "I don't mind broken Promises. I just think: Why did they believe me?" ~Jack Handy I'm starting to suspect Jack was a Greek. Like taking Jack Handy from a baby. |
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They are smoking crack in Brussels...
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TLDR: Anyway, having lived under both neocon and socialist-Keynesian governments, I am now all for the latter, sorry. I cannot understand how any country could believe that "austerity" is a good thing. I would vote for Lula and Dilma again if I could. I hope that the new Greece government can be as successful as Lula's -- in spite of not being led by a semi-illiterate mechanics worker...
I am with you. I think they did a good job. Still I wonder, when people will realize, that there is no right or wrong. Most things are right at the right time. A Keynesian government seems just right to increase overall living standards in emerging countries. In the western world the main problem is not raising living standards, but over-consumption of scarce ressources. Reading all these posts concerning Greece, I chose -on purpose- not to reply (especially to those colourful ones from BillyJoeAllen concerning his dreams of buying a Greek island that the government SHOULD sell; 'cause debt  ... ). The above comments are the essence of it all. That's what Syriza administration is looking for and they will -hopefully- manage to get it from the EU. The alternative scenario is (sadly) far worse and will cost a lot more to everybody. Greece will just have to declare a full default and get back to 70s-80s financially - but that's EXACTLY what already happened the last 5 years with the current austerity measures; on the other hand other countries in line will probably follow "the new paradigm" and default to their own private monetary system. Bye Bye EU. Besides, there are a couple of "good will" neighbours that will urge to "help" Greece in exchange for some space in the Aegean... Don't you love (geo)politics? Anyway; today's the day. My bets are that they will figure it out peacefully. Hmmm... I wonder what the outcome of today will be... I think at best it will either be a temporary deal 4-6 months, or at worst that no deal was reached at all today and that they are back to the drawing board next week... for a more heightened and even closer to the 28th drama filled negotiations. No deal will be reached today. EU is consensus driven, and they don't even agree with themselves about what they should agree on. The proposal Greece came up with was designed to provoke a no so that it would look like they had tried to be reasonable or simply to play the ball over to the germans. The germans want to be seen as the voice of reason and that the greeks are being impossible. But the greek offensive is turning the mood surprisingly efficiently. Indeed (on the most likely outcome =no deal today) |
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Bullish......
CNN Money Adds Bitcoin Ticker (XBT)
Wow, such ticker, much pump, hasnt it been enough of pump and dump based on coinbase hype? There might be some pump and dump before a pre auction major dump but i doubt its gonna touch even 255$. Reversal will happen only after that auction, no sane man will go long before it ends. yeah man..... CNN are in on it, they are in cahoots with the chinese and with coinbase... shall we dub this the "CNN pump" |
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Bullish......
CNN Money Adds Bitcoin Ticker (XBT)
Social osmosis. |
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TLDR: Anyway, having lived under both neocon and socialist-Keynesian governments, I am now all for the latter, sorry. I cannot understand how any country could believe that "austerity" is a good thing. I would vote for Lula and Dilma again if I could. I hope that the new Greece government can be as successful as Lula's -- in spite of not being led by a semi-illiterate mechanics worker...
I am with you. I think they did a good job. Still I wonder, when people will realize, that there is no right or wrong. Most things are right at the right time. A Keynesian government seems just right to increase overall living standards in emerging countries. In the western world the main problem is not raising living standards, but over-consumption of scarce ressources. Reading all these posts concerning Greece, I chose -on purpose- not to reply (especially to those colourful ones from BillyJoeAllen concerning his dreams of buying a Greek island that the government SHOULD sell; 'cause debt ... ). The above comments are the essence of it all. That's what Syriza administration is looking for and they will -hopefully- manage to get it from the EU. The alternative scenario is (sadly) far worse and will cost a lot more to everybody. Greece will just have to declare a full default and get back to 70s-80s financially - but that's EXACTLY what already happened the last 5 years with the current austerity measures; on the other hand other countries in line will probably follow "the new paradigm" and default to their own private monetary system. Bye Bye EU. Besides, there are a couple of "good will" neighbours that will urge to "help" Greece in exchange for some space in the Aegean... Don't you love (geo)politics? Anyway; today's the day. My bets are that they will figure it out peacefully. Hmmm... I wonder what the outcome of today will be... I think at best it will either be a temporary deal 4-6 months, or at worst that no deal was reached at all today and that they are back to the drawing board next week... for a more heightened and even closer to the 28th drama filled negotiations. |
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Got to be said.......Varoufakis... has got more front than Brighton beach.
Balls the size of watermelons.
(and he really does look and sound like a bond villain)
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My bum uses more Bitcoin than ISIS. ffs
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