I am kind of with you Hairy, but March 1 is not that long ago, and all 60k coins put on one exchange, perhaps?  Would have to be a real liquid exchange to absorb that many coins with hardly a blip downwards in the BTC price.

We cannot completely rule out that those coins have not been traded yet, or only a fraction of them have been traded, so far.

It would be great if those coins had already got absorbed by the market, but what are the chances?  50% at best?

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They always did that!  (IRS, etc...)
Nice work.
Always keep your stash offline.

The price since February going forward has been in a bullish trend, somebody called weeks it back and on weekly bars its fairly clear.

It is time to put away the bear suit and bear talk.

Polo is desperate. Nobody uses them. Good bye.

I don't like everyone is expecting to keep the pattern or even breaking up from it. We need more blood, depression and despair before a solid ath-worthy bull run.

pathetic liquidity

I'm in Europe and University has gone to shit here. The Bachelor/Master system is a complete downgrade and utter disgrace from what we had before in a country undisclosed. University is now school round two instead of being an institution that fosters research and critical thinking (in non-research students - which make up the majority of the student body). I was appalled at how cookie cutter Mathematics and Physics programs are and surprised at the resulting quality of graduates (before I realized the problem).

Also, thanks to university "being" (appearing) free, people who can't normally afford it are taking up bullshit recreational courses that don't produce any value in the Economy. I don't have anything against those and am interested in some of the topics myself. But when people get fooled into believing that they can study anything and get a job there's a problem. And when it's "free" they are ridden of any incentive to think about the implications of their actions.

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I don’t know exactly what it is, but surely there is place for r0ach as well......

20 years of price changes in the United States...

Notice how government subsidized industries are the most expensive? 😮

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