I see two problems with you guys complaining about the price.

1) You never calculate the price of BTC when considering ROI.  What if BTC goes to $200, $300, or even higher?  It seems all calculations assume ~$100 price forever and everyone's ultimate conclusion is that you could never make a profit.

2) I see 1.0 BTC price as a parity with available GPU's.  It seems that 1 BTC , ~$100 can not buy you 300MH/s of GPU power.  Doesn't that make this USB ASIC a better value than a GPU?  Let's forget spending $5-10k on a huge ASIC setup and getting more MH/s per $, I'm speaking for the little guys here who might have been contemplating adding more GPU's while BFL and other companies completely fail at shipping their ASICs.

There are order types that will help you when you sleep.  Sleeping is never an excuse for "missing out" on some type of market activity.

I created this thread a couple days ago: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=216175.0 . So obviously I am in favor of this change.

This hit my Facebook feed a few minutes ago:


Yikes.

I'm sorry.  That was when it was just starting.  Here is the real dip.  Buy up fellas!

Just the normal weekend dip I have been waiting for 

I would say no there isn't an official definition.  Back in the Bitcoinica days he made the platform look like the 5th decimal place was a pip.  Looked just like a pro forex site.  Also, Bitcoin goes out to 8 decimal places, yet a lot of the trading engines cut off at 5.  Kinda sucks.

Cool story bro

It has been discussed before, but I think it is still a big problem.  Most of the world's currencies allow you to buy something with 1.0 units or above.  For example, in the US we have these 99 cent stores.  Kind of a joke, because most things in there are prices above $1.00 and after taxes are certainly above $1.00.  You would be hard pressed to find something to buy elsewhere that is under $1.00 as well.  People like big, round numbers.  I'm assuming for most countries in the world it is the same, where most things purchased are typically over 1.00 units of the local currency.

Bitcoin is currently valued so high that many things are easily worth less than 1.00 BTC.  In fact, you might be able to go shopping around town and never pay for something over 1.00 BTC.  Now, if the value rises up to $1,000 USD or higher, many things that you can purchase will be worth fractions of a Bitcoin.  Imagine paying for everyday items and it seems like you never pay more than 0.00321 BTC for example.  Wouldn't that screw with people's head?

You might say we could just price everything in mBTC.  Or you could do what was talked about a long time ago in the Bitcoin community and move the decimal place.  I remember discussions where we were saying we could take a majority vote and move the decimal place (in the client code code) if necessary, just to make things look neater to the average joe.  What do you guys think??

I don't make bets on the price off the exchanges.  I only bet on the price by placing orders on the exchanges.  The more important part of my post that I was trying to get across was to buy the weekend dip.  It's usually a pretty safe bet.  There has only been a handful of weekends, IMO, where the price didn't dip on the weekends.

I really suck at math so correct me if I am wrong, but my current theory is that if the "first" peak was at $32, then the second at $266, then we should see a new peak at $2200, or if you want to round out the next gain to 1,000% then we might see $2660.  It might take a week, or it might take 5 years.  Personally, I am selling at just under $1,000 so that I can wipe out my fiat debt 

I've been trading every day since 2011 and I didn't see that little mini rally coming.  I thought we would do a slow slide down, stay sideways forever like last year, or maybe a little grind up.  One thing I do know, buy on this weekend dip, because we might hit all time highs next week when the banks open and more people can get USD into the exchanges.  Oh, and don't watch just Mt Gox.  Seems like the time is right for the other exchanges to handle more of the volume.

Even though it takes a week to get money into Dwolla, when I then did the deposit into CampBX it was nearly instant.

Screw the black hole, I want to turn it into a free energy generating machine with perpetual motion.

You should do a collab with Zhoutong.

Yep.  See blockchained.com graphs above to confirm.  Although in the all-time scale it seems like a tiny blip.

How much effort do you guys want to pump into a coin that has been trading at a profit 94% lower than Bitcoin the last couple days?  I'm sorry, but this is the first of the 127 new altcoins that I gambled on and lost.  If you are a talented programmer/developer I urge you to focus your time on more important projects.

I moved 50% of my assets/trading over the CampBX after the Dwolla bullshit.  Loving it so far.

What currency do you use that has chemical energy?

I hate to give any credit to this 100% obvious scam at all, but... You can go over 20A/2400W on a common 20A circuit breaker for a "little while".  It's all heat based.  You can peak over the rated amount a few times, or stay over the rated amount for a few minutes, but eventually it will trip.  Source: personal experience big LAN parties and indoor "tomato" growing with big lights.

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