... (like 'hey the system just disappeared $700 billion, how did that happen? start bailing and pumping or this thing is gonna lock up')
bailing and pumping... Classic FED vocabulary  |
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It's funny now to consider the recent difficulty changes. If you asked in Oct what would be your ROI on arbitrary device, you would receive links to calculators with +50 % increase per month, ultimately going to negative ROI with any configuration available at that time. 3 months later it seems that the overall 3 month difficulty increase would be something like +10% to +15%, making almost every new device positive ROI, except for exploding devices  Same for cloud hashing services. This world of Bitcoin is just as unpredictable as it was a year ago. the price has definitely been putting pressure on people(cough bitmain sale) 3rd dif drop in a row incoming? Block: 334912 30 minutes 35 seconds ago Difficulty: 3.95e+10 Target: 282.45 Phash/s Current: 216.78 Phash/s Retarget in 1759 blocks (~16 days) * ~50 hours since last difficulty changeYep. Thus far it indicates another drop is likely, failing significant redeployment of hash power. |
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They figure 'what the hell, the Americans can do it without a Revolution, should work here' |
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currently solving the block from hell  60 minutes and counting? consulted multiple sources, maybe they all use the same stalled feed? |
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When will the open market trading start for amhash3 ?
Each unit of AMHASH3 purchased will be swapped for a unit of AMHASH1 at the end of this offering ... and it will end at 2015-01-10 or when all 1M units will be sold (currently 542363 sold out). Only 391,862 units more to go! 381265... This will go quickly. The dropping difficulty makes it a really good buy, IMO. |
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What are the chances and/or implications of Bitcoin being under, say, $500 one month after the next halving in summer 2016?
Surely everyone is expecting the price to be over $1000 by Fall of 2016, but what if it's not?
I will have traded most of my bitcoins for the alt that took its place, and look back at BTC with fond memories. |
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Remember how the Cyprus trouble helped the price of bitcoin?
All this trouble with the ruble now and btc isn't doing anything, the russians are not buying.
And russia is huge compared to cyprus, so they should have an enormous influence on the price of btc.
Any theory?
Cyprus: Ditching Euros, which have widespread trade value, before they get stolen. Russia: TRYING to ditch rubles, which have domestic only, rapidly diminishing value, before they have no value anywhere. Not the same situation. add: also Russia 'banned' bitcoin, Cyprus not. |
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Were your shares confirmed in the dividend recently?
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As of September 10, there were only ~650'000 addresses in the blockchain with at least 0.1 BTC (~50 USD). Assming that a bitcoin user must have at least one address with 0.1 BTC in it, that its an upper bound to the number of bitcoiners.
There may be bitcoiners who have their coins scattered into many addresses, all with less than 0.1 BTC. Or bitcoiners who happened to be out of bitcoins on that date, but had more bitcoins at other times. On the other hand, there must be many bitcoiners who own several addresses with more than 0.1 BTC. Threfore, "650'000 bitcoiners" is more likely to be too high than too low.
That is a really interesting statistic. How did you get these numbers, and would it be possible to see how this number decreased or increased over let's say 2013 and 2014? How many have all BTC on an exchange(s) though? Not terribly secure, but do you think it is uncommon? I bet the number is significant. |
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and when you realise how absolutely corrupt and broken the fiat socialists ponzi scheme tax-prison farm really is then you go wtf and go all-in 100% adopt bitcoin.
This. THis might happen, but will probably take years. I am sure even amongst us, there would be hardly anyone who would do this at this stage. They are there. Some vocal and crusading, some quiet. But they are there, and I expect numbers are increasing rather than decreasing. Just bear in mind that the masses are always wrong, always late. |
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So the jump in share price just before fried cat made the new announcement was just insider trading?
Seems to be. Yay unregulated stock markets!  Right, because insider trading never happens on the regulated stock markets! That's what regulation means. |
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I sold off the last of my holdings today at BTC0.098 for a sad loss, and based on what I've read from customers (not to mention what I've not read from friedcat&co. due to an utter lack of communication), I've set my expectations for lower future sales based on the current pricing strategy accordingly.
Should have waited, could have sold for 50% more. AM1 sits at 0.15 BTC/share as we speak. I have a feeling someone was waiting for the type of volume I laid down...reeks of market manipulation. Again, not to sound like RoadStress et al., but just read the Prisma thread to see where you should be pricing shares. None of those ~0.15BTC asks were up earlier this morning...looks like someone cleared out the ask sheet to try and pick off a few gullible newbs for a profit. Or.. Somebody knows something..  well well.. it seems somebody did know something afterall  Hmmm. Sold some expecting to see it drop back  Whatever, dropped it into AMhash3, see where it leads  |
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I suspect EB took a *lot* more than $60k in fees. Right, but with a lifetime ban from securities markets and an inflation rate that's about to ignite again...let's hope he kept it in bitcoin. Burnside always came off a good dude; I always trusted him and BTC-TC. I believe it said 2 year ban... ? |
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This bad comb over is just funny looking |
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if stupid virtex would just drop below 400 I'm gonna be buying the hell outta this!
It was exactly $400 at Virtex last time I looked. Unless it rallies big time between now and 9:40AM EST when my neighborhood BTC ATM opens, I'll buy a few more coins too. I've had pretty good luck at catching the dips this autumn. This one's a bonus. See what the morrow brings. Virtex is not going to drop much, as the dollar [CDN] has slipped below 87 cents, and will continue to slide, with oil @ 63.05 and falling. We are really in for it. Welcome [back] to the shitter. |
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Ahhh, PoolMinor, master GIFster, has returned to the WOT! |
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Why is ChartBuddy going bald? |
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Last 3 out of 4 posts were from ChartBuddy. It's officially dead in here.
Then allow me to boost the page count with this, my first heroic post |
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Circle allows only US customers to buy with CC. we need something like that for europe too  Is there any such service known to work in Canada? |
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Does anyone know the previous post ATH in this topic, before the dumping started?
Well, it's most fun if you wait a page or two past the milestone. Then you pull out the rug |
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