BTC China is taking over control in chinese market. Higher volume than huobi / okcoin.
why ?
I wouldn't be surprised to learn that Coinbase now buys from BTCChina, instead of Stamp. |
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This turned out to be an epic call of unprecedented precision. I demand respect and adoration from every bull in this thread. A brief statement about how awesome I am will suffice for now. |
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Does Coinbase still buy from Stamp?
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Also I'm stupid and that isnt log. The random intervals at the bottom confused me. (1250, 2500, 5000, 10000)
Doesn't matter. All you need to know is that manipulators are out-manipulating the manipulators. That's extremely reassuring. =S What you gotta watch out for are the manipulative manipulators out-manipulating the previous manipulators. Well, I guess it is almost like a free market in that way... I would agree that an anti anti-free market is free. |
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Also I'm stupid and that isnt log. The random intervals at the bottom confused me. (1250, 2500, 5000, 10000)
Doesn't matter. All you need to know is that manipulators are out-manipulating the manipulators. That's extremely reassuring. =S What you gotta watch out for are the manipulative manipulators out-manipulating the previous manipulators. |
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Also I'm stupid and that isnt log. The random intervals at the bottom confused me. (1250, 2500, 5000, 10000)
Doesn't matter. All you need to know is that manipulators are out-manipulating the manipulators. |
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But that guy at bfx managed to calm the market for sure. I'd give a penny for his thoughts.
Probably Tim Draper protecting his investment. |
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Hmmm, interesting activity on BFX. Both Stamp and BFX have some major bid support that formed after the dip into $450s. Perhaps this is the bottom where a true bull trap forms. In less than 24 hours after the dumps, nearly $3m of bids have been added on BFX, and just over $2m on Bitstamp. Thats pretty healthy. Then again, BFX got an 11k BTC ask wall today. Here is a sloppily edited image showing what the asks looked like 24hrs ago, and the fuller blue being the asks after the 11k "wall"  Pretty odd. Seems fake. Pretty crazy it still looks that steep on log mode (the chart is sloppy but the lines are 99% in the right spot.) Looks doubly fake to me, and therefore not fake.  |
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For whatever it's worth, I'm buying right now. fn1*edit* 1 XRP |
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im hoping the price stays low for 5 more days as i need to buy btc
secretly hoping that to  There may be a mini bubble mid-September. Otherwise, I anticipate 6 months to a year of sideways movement. March 2015 is the most likely period for the next major bubble. |
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Adam, why do you delete my posts about Ripple but not mah87's?
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We both know what this means, i have already prepared a detailed essay about this topic but i won´t release it before the time (market price/sentiment) is right. Such rare gems have to be treated carefully. Qualitative real FUD (aka Facts u....) is not easy to be found nowadays. Will your essay address the impact on popular payment processors, such as bitpay and coinbase? |
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Back to 3500 on OKCoin... dun dun dun!!! Below... panic. panic sell!!!
I really doubt the volume and activity on Chinese exchanges... And paper thin bid depth. Look at huobi's ltc/usd flash crash less than an hour ago. *edit* Is bitcoinwisdom reporting correctly or api bug? |
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AUG 11 2014
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http://www.consumerfinance.gov/blog/consumer-advisory-virtual-currencies-and-what-you-should-know-about-them/ |
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Why do people continue to quote the trolls?
Because we are all trolls. |
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