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Cap'n, looking at the charts it appears the Land of $10000 can be reached by September the Nineteenth.
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Some dude on bitcointalk sold his parents' house for BTC. He's currently significantly underwater.
Yep. The grade A clown done it when Bitcoin was still in $600 range if I remember correctly. He is in for a whole lot more pain as well as this market is still in a continual deflationary spiral, relying on manipulated short squeezes to provide for the fleeting (yet voracious) rallys that intersperse the downwards grinding. ....wonder if we have had any Bitcoin suicides yet? Idiots like you said the same thing about people that blew their life savings on the $255 bubble. They win. You lost. Don't be such a crybaby. |
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Ahoy Skipper! Do you need a First Mate?
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This reminds me of those "schools of psychology" were were told about in high school along with stages of grieving and wanting to kill your dad so you can have sex with your mom. It's all bullshit. |
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I have an idea in my mind but am not sure yet. Thinking about sending my last bit of cash to stamp because I have a feeling we will see that 340 again soon and then it will shoot up to 500 again  Shorting Bitcoin, risky business. He's temporarily going long USD, he isn't shorting. I bought coins @780 and 680 so I cant short them. But I can buy some @300-400 and short them @500 to reduce my loss. Thats the plan Good plan if you have the patience. |
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$2 per coin. Really? Even I am not that bearish. I don't think it could possibly go below $140 unless there was a total failure of some sort. I got this number by connecting the support trendline from 2011-2012, and I'm not saying that it will even necessarily go there.
Could happen if FinCEN bans BTC USA banning Bitcoin would be the best thing that could happen. It would prove Obama is from Kenya.  |
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Bitcoin is a series of speculative bubbles on top of a 'real value' bubble.  So Bitcoin is like the head of a really good beer? |
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The lack of volume and the lessening volatility makes this look like a slow recovery. I don't blame people for being sheepish since Gox and the China fiasco, but these things are forgotten over time. Greed always wins.
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The more bitcoins you hoard, the more they will slip through your fingers.
May the Fourth be with you.
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"BTC China @btcchina 4m
@Quiontron Hi, we are still accepting deposits from Bank of China. All withdrawals are not affected. Thanks."
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"This means using anything other than US currency to buy alcohol in Ohio is prohibited." Priceless |
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Are there any real Islamic banks interested in Bitcoin?
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It this the Final China Going Out Of Bitcoin Business Sale!
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If you watch the price constantly it seems to randomly go up and down and sideways. If you don't watch it and look at its history it seems to form patterns.
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Bitcoin is banning China today (April 25th)...  Confirmed |
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U should also use the same os and browser version
If that were the case, then a lot of people will be surprised one day when their wallets won't open. |
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This has got to be another hoax. Someone was bored with the stability.
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Bitcoin was the first prototype of a cryptocurrency but as time passes, it is slowly but surely losing its hegemony.
This was maybe the last bubble targeting specifically Bitcoin.
Next bubbles will increasingly push next generation coins to the forefront.
As for China, it won't come back through Bitcoin, but maybe new designs that play better with fiat can help reopening the flood gate.
Right. I could see Bitcoin in an encyclopedia: "The very first decentralized cryptocurrency. It wasn't like the currencies you may know today, such as Cosmos. It took at least 10 minutes to do a transfer, the client took 10GB of disk space, and the network consumed massive amounts of energy resources, relying on a brute force approach to security." Haha very nice. It's 29.1 GB right now btw  More likely the Encyclopedia Galactica will read: "Bitcoin was the very last store of value called 'money' used since primitive early civilizations. It freed people from the imaginary borders called 'countries' and the barbaric laws placed upon their subjects." |
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... so sell on euphoria and buy on depression ... 
