Because its impossible that the explanation is that people have a hard time sending fiat to Bitstamp?
Entirely possible, although I was under the impression getting fiat in and out of Bitstamp was easier, not harder, than with gox. Am I wrong? The thing about the arbitrage between bitstamp and gox is that once you sell the coins on gox, you can't move them back to bitstamp unless you want to wait a month on a SEPA withdrawal. That plus i don't really feel safe holding large amounts of fiat on gox (or bitcoins for that matter)
Yes, as I noted, that's an issue for traders - I was wondering what the low level of buying interest on bitstamp tells us about buying interest in general, apart from traders. This is a question about sentiment isnt it? The chart says sentiment has discovered an acceptable price. The arrangement of volume says sentiment believes higher prices are not sustainable, and lower prices are welcome (short term time frame). Smart buying has not been significant enough to test £160 again despite all news and/or VC/Angel money. Less any significant announcement very soon, or the SR players running low on operating BTC, what else is there to reason that market buy orders need to be executed (short term time frame)? Time to use volume on Bitfunder, me thinks. Smart money there, people.
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The dashboard button returns a news page???
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Id quite happily be trading between mtgox\btc-e but there isnt a quick and easy way to move $ between the two... especially when your from the UK. unless someone wants to enlighten me?? I just started to try. So far I have been charged 4% for uploading funds to OKPay. 4%! So even before btce and mtgox commissions, you have to write off 4%. Its sort of discouraged me from uploading a serious amount of money. Ive tried to find a route for far too many hours, and after total fees, im concluding the margins are too small for the amount of turnover necessary, for the current risks involved (seized exchange funds). There is something left, but the UK route just dont make it viable enough.
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Okay guys,
I am organizing a SUPER BITCOIN PEW PEW NODE to be executed on June 34th, 2013 at 13:37 o 'clock.
We will have the finest suites that the Bellagio offers, the phattest bitches, tons of cash, and dont forget to bring ALL OF YOUR BITCOIN WALLETS WITH NO ENCRYPTION so we can get buck naked in the sauna with our laptops and be LEET pew pew node members
Time is a ticking...
Tickets start at 1.337 pew pew coins and will increase at a rate that will make your mind explode and fear for your life.
...omfg lol what did I just write. haha ......and dont worry guests, all thefts will be advertised so we all know how much you/your laptop is worth. Delusion reigns supreme.
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My new wallet sync is on 13% after 2 hours syncing. Is that normal? Thanks
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So, you think the capitulation is over and we are on the way up? Man, bulls turning bears and bears turning bulls, I'm really puzzled Have you ever seen a medium perform where they're saying they hear a voice, it's Susan, maybe Sarah. She's your mother, no grandmother, maybe a childhood friend? Gotta be able to turn on a dime in the prediction business. Houdini and Derren Brown would give you a knowing nod for that. So true.
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The forex-broker plus500 has now opened for bitcoin trading. 4:1 leverage, someone is going to get very rich or poor...
Even though they also allow shorting, I think this is great for the price, as they accept credit card deposits and is a very easy way for a lot of people to get into bitcoins.
Its got UK offices/oversight, but from what i can make out, it doesn't allow deposit or withdrawal of BTC, just fiat. If you can't deposit or withdraw BTC, how do you know you are trading BTC? If this is UK based, it could be good for me. I'll have to look into it. It/you trade their synthetic instrument based on what ever they have as a feed (Gox, i presume). When i last looked the spread was fixed at 1$.
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The forex-broker plus500 has now opened for bitcoin trading. 4:1 leverage, someone is going to get very rich or poor...
Even though they also allow shorting, I think this is great for the price, as they accept credit card deposits and is a very easy way for a lot of people to get into bitcoins.
Its got UK offices/oversight, but from what i can make out, it doesn't allow deposit or withdrawal of BTC, just fiat.
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Double digits incomming Nice piccy! Now it really does look like an eighties Phil Collins album cover.
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Not sure the things to learn are actually learnable, in this case.
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this thread is a circus. and you, lizardman -- you're the ringleader. thanks for the overconfidence and letting me know that you were 'all-in', it was a very reliable contrarian indicator, and it paid my whole months rent as i slept peacefully.
oh well xP
To call him the ringleader is to credit him with far too much intelligence ... snakes ain't that smart I do object to his blatantly manipulative comments though, and as said before, ALL NEWBIES BE WARNED >>>> DO NOT TRUST THE REPTILE IN THE HOUSE Post 56 onwards... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=190912.40
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Wow. Incredible. Really? Wow.
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95 isn't happening guys, this was a clear red hot bear trap that work wonderfully. we'll be heading back up now 87 before the end of the day (EST) I was looking at 87 as next support.
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So, im assuming there are people here who can vouch for credibility, then?
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- I could not care less if it crashed to $10;
I do. Because if it ever got to that price again then it would be due to a major disaster with the Bitcoin protocol. If the Bitcoin protocol goes beyond repair, we will develop a new coin, and the party will continue. I go to have a bath in the spa and then some dinner, see you in 2 hours! Whatever man, maybe at that spa you will develop a new coin that will fullfil your delusion of grandeur "delusion of grandeur " I love that phrase. I used it on a past girlfriend once. Being the narcissist that she was, she didnt have a clue what it meant!
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