I've already written why WAGERED and the right PROFIT columns display such large sums of money - such numbers are displayed because of the competition's participants. All their games were included into the statistics by mistake, and they were playing with large sums of money. Our tech support is working on fixing this problem, so WAGERED and the right PROFIT columns wouldn't s inlcude the games results of the competition's participants. Speaking about the statistics, the left PROFIT column displays the clean profit of the investor at the moment while his investment is involved. If the investor withdraws the investment money, the profit is also reduced. The right PROFIT column displays the profit gained by the site for the whole time, its formula is Profit = winers - lose. This number constantly changes, depending on the games results.

I don't think it makes much sense, and especially on this thread, "because you could lose your deal" (i.e. get caught spamming by Stunna). If you wanted to discharge a lot of bad or unrelated posts (to up your post count), you would obviously do so elsewhere...

No one can predict the market.May be up or may be down.

He doesn't make that much, just look at wagered per day and multiply per 0.001 to estimate his expected profit.

Sure, but it only works in some situations: if doog is kidnapped or arrested he likely doesn't have access to the cold wallet.

Actually there's one way he could have an online/automatic emergency withdrawal from the cold wallet without exposing the cold wallet itself: building and not transmitting a transaction sending out the whole cold wallet content, and if emergency occurs, broadcasting that transaction.
That transaction would have to be updated every time the contents of the cold wallet changes, and it obviously wouldn't include any recent changes.

Its really great, I feel he spent small quantity of BTC

we broke below a very important price support recently ($530). if you look at the price history in the past 5 months, the only times we fell under this level were during brief flash panics that were immediately bought back up into the $600s range (immediate post-bubble recovery, and then mtgox panic sell). price action below this support for the length of time that we've seen has gotten everybody spooked about a real bear market ahead. also, most weak hands that have already sold are looking to buy lower. HODLers are simply HODLing, and bought the bitcoins they wanted at these "cheap" prices already during the consolidation. therefore there is little buying pressure left, so we're floating downward on low volume.

--arepo

T'as pas compris ?
Tu mines, tu vends ;-)
Contre quoi ?
De bon bitcoin.
Voilà tout

Bitcoin in free fall, best time to sell high and buy low later. No real buy support tested unless a news comes in, 200$ expected soon

fud from china, usa and maybe excess mtgox loot being turned into fiat

For a given country's population, if the share of bitcoiners was the same in every country, Americans would only make 5% of all transactions. On the other hand, if using bitcoin is relative to the available wealth, the U.S. will keep on dominating bitcoin for many more years.

Do you really think that you should have shared with us your thoughts? Are you kidding, trolling, or just frustrating that you have too little posts and too low an activity to post for money?

omg you have really great luck!!

Too much profanity and total nudity in the movie actually distracts me from the way the story intends to go. I can't seem to get past it and lose interest. Such a waste to destroy what could have been a really good film otherwise.

Here's a better question. Why did it rise 100$'s in the past few months? The answer to that, most people claim, is 'because China'.

Now there are 'rumours' that PBOC is going to try and close Mainland-based crypto exchanges by getting rid of their bank accounts. Rumours have circulated about this kind of action before, but officials later denied them. However, this time - no denial. It is also widely expected to be true, and is certainly believable.

'So what? Bitcoin is decentralised, that's the whole point! China can't just ban it!'
This might be true in places like Europe. But China is different, and there are a number of differences. Some are easier to quantify than others. I live in Hongkong, and work with a lot of Chinese (that is, mainland Chinese) people.
Some differences that are easy to talk about are in the exchanges and businesses based in China. The Chinese RMB is not fully convertible, you'll struggle to hedge against it and if you wanted to expose yourself to even a relatively small amount (in finance terms) you may find you simply cannot. Take a look at the usual derivatives, and see if you can expose yourself to more than a few million RMB. So having a local bank account, and being a true local company, is important in China financially, which is why the news that the powers-that-be in China closing/forbidding exchanges having bank accounts is much bigger news than it would be elsewhere. Linked to this is the long list of rules and regulations (many unwritten) associated with doing business in China. It's just not the same as it is elsewhere, you can't just get round rules so easily there. It is a hard place to do business, if the officials don't want you do business then it becomes very very hard.

Also, many of the differences are in the way people make decisions. China is much more immature than the west when it comes to trust (generally, but especially online transactions). Online shopping is rare for expensive items besides one or two large retailers. Unlike in Europe, there is much less recourse for a transaction going bad if you buy from a little known seller online. If there are no local exchanges, that will have a significant impact on how Chinese people view the currency and how willing they are to be involved with it. The internet maybe global but the Chinese internet is quite self-contained.

On the other hand, what kind of people in China want to keep assets in bitcoin? Speculators? Or people who want to hide assets? This goes back to the first line of my reply, why did it rise so much and if people are correct in claiming 'China' then who in China and why. Answer that and you will have a better understanding of why it has fallen as much as it has, why it hasn't fallen more and how much further it has to fall.

Here comes the big crash, followed by the big climb.  At least... I sure ****ing hope so!