Buy and hold: 1000% Your strategy: 45%
wonder which one I want
|
|
|
8 TH/s coming soon?
|
|
|
The auctions were a mistake! God help me
|
|
|
Anyone at 1.2?
|
|
|
Dividends about to double
|
|
|
bump, other auction went to 1.1
|
|
|
also blockchine.info wallets are getting hacked. this should cause some intense feeling of panic for nubs.
some will make safe paper wallets
some will cash out.
I agree,bitcoin-centeral coins I think are being unloaded at the Gox.It is the only real place that has the market to absorb a lot of coins. No, a few hundred coins were stolen, not a very big deal at all.
|
|
|
Bids now must be 1.07 or higher
|
|
|
Another auction! Only 100 shares to grab! Starting price: 1.05 BTC Minimum increment: .02 BTC Ends: Apr 27, 05:00 GMT
|
|
|
Imagine if overnight, asicminer went to 10 TH/s
|
|
|
Still nothing....... no share confirmation or dividend payout.
BB: friedcat should get back to you soon.
|
|
|
howbout them technicals?
Last price:$154.53000 High:$166.43438 Low:$140.96635 Volume:217046 BTC Weighted Avg:$152.84946
Yup, those certainly are technicals! technical:
|
|
|
Looks like everyone's transfer was successful
|
|
|
friedcat has informed me that the transfer is complete, I have forwarded his PM to burnside to release escrow.
|
|
|
What's amazing me is the way the bid side keeps so steady or builds, even after large volumes of buys at the $130 and $140 mark. pre-$140 we were 40k+13k down to $120/$130, and now we're 40k+15k, and that's after all the $140 buying. We were 67k down to $100 and 31k up to $150 , and now we are 67k + 24k, so the bid side really is doing a great job, considering the buying at $130 and $140
Once we break $150 i wouldn't be surprised to see us go up to $200 quite quickly as the panic buying starts and supply drops
This might be heretical in a wall-observer thread, but people are wasting too much time reading the chicken entrails of wall movements. For every buyer there is also a seller, for every dollar in there is a dollar out of Bitcoin. The only reason the price goes up is sentiment.When sentiment changes then floods of sell orders will appear from nowhere. I bet there was a monster wall at $230 when the price hit $266, but it didn't do any good. If the price suddenly shot to $1000 then there would soon be a tidal wave of sellers taking profits until it hit the last level where sentiment had a consensus ($125, or even $95). I think the 4-year logarithmic trendline is the best indicator of sentiment, based on fundamentals, and this points to a stable price at $200 and eventually $1000 in the future, but not because of all the wall-dances along the way. I watched the move to $266 live, the bid side got weaker and weaker and total bids plummeted before the crash. At one point I believe the depth down to $100 dropped to ~30-40k BTC. Depth does matter.
|
|
|
Potential timeline for this final push:
End of Apr: $200, pressure building May (1st week): $250, pressure building even more, giant wall at $266 May (2nd week): $500, $750 in rapid succession May (3rd week): Peak at $1k with a giant selloff and a rapid climb back to $1k. Peak: ~$1100 May (4th week): Back to $250, very slow growth from here on (think of Sept-Dec 2012)
Just pulling some numbers out of my nether regions...
|
|
|
What if the whole crash was the mid-May'11 phase of the bubble (for those of you who were there back then)? What if it all ends, not at $266, but at $1000? I was here for the 2011 bubble, I would enjoy this scenario greatly! Thousands of bitcoiners are going to retire soon!
|
|
|
yep, looks like they ddos'ed it all the way up to $144 didn't work out for them...
|
|
|
|