@$upermoney good call:

China is waking up now so we will see. Some of the largest moves happen on weekends.

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Sky News projection is: UK VOTES OUT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y60wDzZt8yg&feature=youtu.be

Doom and zoom in 24 hours, now that is a bitcoin bull market.

Sky News live coverage at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y60wDzZt8yg&feature=youtu.be

Sky News just made their projection: UK VOTES OUT

Follow the betting line here https://twitter.com/PoliticalLine/status/746148223119671298

Betting markets just flipped in favor of Brexit

https://twitter.com/PoliticalLine/status/746148223119671298

Positive for bitcoin. In the past few weeks when polls indicated Britain would leave the EU bitcoin price increased. If Brexit wins the pound will decrease in value and bitcoin would be seen as a safe haven.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/politics/eu_referendum/results

@btchip I have a couple of Nano S on back order and look forward to writing up a hands on review as soon as I receive. I am very comfortable with my Trezors but really need a hardware wallet for Ether, and using more than one brand of hardware wallet never hurts. At $66 buying a Nano S is a no brainer.

I am a big fan of passphrases. I like using a PIN and a passphrase protected seed but realize the secure element used by Ledger is more resistant to brute force attacks, so a passphrase is not essential though the option would be welcome.

Why did Ledger decide to limit PIN to four digits? I bet many users will use the same PIN as one of their credit cards. Increasing the PIN to five digits would be so much more secure. I hate the idea of a thief getting even a one in a thousand chance to guess the PIN.

I have never heard someone talk so much and say so little.

See klee's post at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1064374.msg15334516#msg15334516

All you need to know. His PnF analysis is the best I have seen.

May (just may) hold at 38.2% retrace from last swing low to swing high

If 500 does not hold we could be heading to 465

See https://btctrading.wordpress.com/2016/06/12/long-term-update-static-resistance/ for $680 explanation.

I have found Fibonacci analysis very useful in bitcoin price prediction. Here is a weekly OKCoin chart with Fibonacci levels drawn from the two most prominent lows to the recent high. Since the 23.6% level has been broken I think it is a good bet that support would be found at 38.2% at 3560 to 3686. A 38.2% retracement would not invalidate a bull market.

680 on Bitstamp has been a tipping point. Price needs to get back above 680 soon or we could be in for a larger correction. Also note that ether was strong while bitcoin had the decline. Important points to consider.

When you take a position you should decide before hand how much of a loss you will take. If that is 10 percent, sell then. If you bought lower and are in profit there is no reason to panic just hold.

If you are a trader you have no choice but to keep bitcoin on an exchange. Best you can do is spread your trading over several exchanges.

If you have to ask you probably should not be in bitcoin.