53k BTC to 20.00...
43k now  24k now and 44k to 1000000000000.00  Everyone give it a last push! Only 44K before we all become billionaires! |
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It appears this exponential curve is coming to an end...
its not over see you tomorrow night for the 10$ up in under 6 hours show starts at 7:30pm eastern time I think people are just running out of fiat for now lol people are passing out... cant hit the buy button when your passed out i have to go do that... 3:07AM  I got another hour then  2:07 Amercians handing over the leadership to Europeans as they woke up. |
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This is not as exciting as when you woke up and found out that you earned hundreds of dollars when you were asleep.
lol Only hundreds?  Everyone needs to put in sell orders around $50 just in case imo lol :p
What do you think would happen if a $2m wall came in at $12?  Talk about lakes and oceans lolz |
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This is not as exciting as when you woke up and found out that you earned hundreds of dollars when you were asleep.
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Nah, foolish me, I just sent 0.025 to the address on the page. |
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I sent 0.025BTC. |
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So the intimidating wall of nearly 4000 BTC at $13.845 is gone? So disappointing, I thought it's going to hold up for a while.
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oh yeah, what am i thinking!?
Armory, etotheipi's fantastic deterministic wallet (what i use), is perfect for small businesses and maybe large. for a small biz, like a grocery store with multiple checkout stands, you put watching only wallets at each of the checkouts and keep the wallet with the private keys in the back in sole control of the owner. cashiers can generate new addresses for each customer and take btc pmts w/o being able to steal.
i don't see why this concept couldn't be extended to large corporations as well. a few division managers could keep control of main wallets across the country and are accountable to the central headquarters while they manage the multiple pts of payment.
enterprises need a huge iron 'wallet' with multiple physical key insertions for it that they going to keep in their vaults =) now back to ticker - someone stop this madness i need to hop back on the bull bandwagon!!! oh noes! you sold out too? i keep sayin' that this bull is gonna leave so many ppl behind... i'm starting to think this rally leaving people behind, is going to damage bitcoin.... the selfishness of 1 is stooping 100's maybe 1000's of people from joining in and at the same time forcing other people ( productive bitcoiners ) out... there's no way it's just one. it's probably a couple hundred new Japanese and Chinese investors scooping up coins from weak geek early adopters. It's natural to have some bullies in a bullish market |
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oh yeah, what am i thinking!?
Armory, etotheipi's fantastic deterministic wallet (what i use), is perfect for small businesses and maybe large. for a small biz, like a grocery store with multiple checkout stands, you put watching only wallets at each of the checkouts and keep the wallet with the private keys in the back in sole control of the owner. cashiers can generate new addresses for each customer and take btc pmts w/o being able to steal.
i don't see why this concept couldn't be extended to large corporations as well. a few division managers could keep control of main wallets across the country and are accountable to the central headquarters while they manage the multiple pts of payment.
enterprises need a huge iron 'wallet' with multiple physical key insertions for it that they going to keep in their vaults =) now back to ticker - someone stop this madness i need to hop back on the bull bandwagon!!! oh noes! you sold out too? i keep sayin' that this bull is gonna leave so many ppl behind... i'm starting to think this rally leaving people behind, is going to damage bitcoin.... the selfishness of 1 is stooping 100's maybe 1000's of people from joining in and at the same time forcing other people ( productive bitcoiners ) out... This whole logic is based on the assumption that a bitcoin shouldn't be, and would not be accepted to have a fundamental value of more than 13 dollars and everyone is entitled to get some cheap coins right? |
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The true believers are usually the most rewarded--and the most punished.
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I am not so sure as to call it a glitch, but since when Mt.Gox could no longer handle a proper panic-buying style rally? Without its shiny new high-octane specially-crafted trade checker, the price might have been much higher already.
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Why? I always figured that the guy had a footprint in Bitcoin else why would he be here?
Or maybe just getting paid to troll people out, like all those evaporated permabears. Not an uncommon line of thinking...for paranoid folks with not much connection to reality at least. I'd be pretty surprised if there were any paid trolls on this board at this time. I actually never got the sense from the guy ('silverbox' who I mistakenly was commenting about) that he was particularly against Bitcoin but more that he was not about to exit his PM positions in trade. Much like myself. Hmmm....you have never heard about Edward50, or Nagle, or BTC Economist? Who had been bitcoin doomsayers since their first posts pretty soon after the June 2011 peak, but before shorting was an option,. They showed up each time when there was a crash, with carefully crafted posts to invoke fears, and vanished overnight when the market turned bullish, makes you wondering why they are in this forum in the first place, if they would never believe bitcoin would have a future? If you think Bitcoin might be going somewhere you might want to obtain them. If you want to obtain them, you might want the price to be low. If you want the price to be low, you might try your hand at FUDing the shit out of them. I realize that this is a chain of reasoning which could throw a lot of people. I always took that to be Nagle's game and I vaguely recall him admitting to have bought in at around $2.00 but could be remembering wrong. If so, nicely done Nagle. I figure Edward50 was somewhere in that category but not as good at it. Don't recall BTCEconomist. One way or another these are all probably sock puppets anyway and I suspect the folks are still among us. Could be, but they still manage to make a few disparaging remarks when BTC is on the way up from the bottom. |
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Hey, I got a new joke for you guys: What's a silver bug's worst nightmare? BITCOIN! LOL!!! Why? I always figured that the guy had a footprint in Bitcoin else why would he be here? Or maybe just getting paid to troll people out, like all those evaporated permabears. Not an uncommon line of thinking...for paranoid folks with not much connection to reality at least. I'd be pretty surprised if there were any paid trolls on this board at this time. I actually never got the sense from the guy ('silverbox' who I mistakenly was commenting about) that he was particularly against Bitcoin but more that he was not about to exit his PM positions in trade. Much like myself. Hmmm....you have never heard about Edward50, or Nagle, or BTC Economist? Who had been bitcoin doomsayers since their first posts pretty soon after the June 2011 peak, but before shorting was an option,. They showed up each time when there was a crash, with carefully crafted posts to invoke fears, and vanished overnight when the market turned bullish, makes you wondering why they are in this forum in the first place, if they would never believe bitcoin would have a future? |
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Hey, I got a new joke for you guys: What's a silver bug's worst nightmare? BITCOIN! LOL!!! Why? I always figured that the guy had a footprint in Bitcoin else why would he be here? Or maybe just getting paid to troll people out, like all those evaporated permabears. |
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I think he's trying to intimidate us O.o and also look at the bull vs bear bots fighting lol
Or you can call him a BULLY. |
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wow!
why this buyer is saying no to the correction?
why in the world wouldn't he allow the market to cool down for a week or 2?
Because he can. or because there are two of them Do you have a screenshot of the ask side during the downward movement as well? I'm not sure that there ARE two big buyers, I'm just saying that would be a reason for not waiting out the correction. Also, it seems there are two strategies at play: one doing the step-wise orders and one doing the large orders at near or above last trade. I'm not disputing with that, I'm just curious if the sell-off was also executed by a few person... |
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wow!
why this buyer is saying no to the correction?
why in the world wouldn't he allow the market to cool down for a week or 2?
Because he can. or because there are two of them Do you have a screenshot of the ask side during the downward movement as well? |
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wow!
why this buyer is saying no to the correction?
why in the world wouldn't he allow the market to cool down for a week or 2?
Because he can. |
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why is no one taking about the crashing going on?
denial?
adam at this point this is still intraday volatility -- a healthy pullback in a huge up day. The buyers are probably mostly out of fiat on the exchanges and so the sellers have to come down to existing bids. And they'll do it because we're still up relative to just 24 hrs ago... yup, that's what i thought, denial.... Or maybe your opinion that I am in denial is just a continuation of your denial of this bull market Back up to 13.10!!! Better jump back in soon... hey don't sweat it you called a top today your true calling might be as day trader Didn't you read his newest reply? That bounce-back was him getting angry...... |
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