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the problem is that there is no link between the current financial crisis and bitcoin.
all connections are purely speculative. I find hilarious how bitcoiners are trying so hard to explain to a common greek guy (no, there is no such thing on bitcointalk) how bitcoin will save them.
because the issue here is not about the economic freedom (how is bitcoin supposed to provide it anyway?), but about freedom to say no to financial blackmailing or any other sort of oppression.
changing masters wont change a thing. IMF or early adopters - its the same story, just different masters.
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yeah, too bad that greek government is trying to find way out from the financial blockade of their citizens. now bitcoin boiler room will have to reinvent this rally somehow.  |
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if by holding you intend absence of big dumps...then yes I agree. it's solid.
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How was the moon?
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I am not waiting double digits to buy as much coins as I can. no sir. I am merely hoping for that event which will provide much needed cathartic relief to your tight bulltard ass.
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Do you disagree that LTC is in a bubble?
yes, it is a bubble in my humble opinion. |
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Coinbase: We're seeing about a 300% increase in bitcoin buys across all Europe in past few weeks (not much from Greece though, they aren't able to)
oh, coinbase, you are doing it again. 300 % of what number? nope, I will not turn into bull till we hit double digits. I just like to see bulls burning again and buying the top. |
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profit taking yes. doesn't seem too bad yet.
wait for ltc profits to land! |
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Price must be doing well, many sock puppet accounts popping up.
yeap, we are up 3 %. |
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I am bullshitting your bullshitting, but I agree that austerity on the part of the people through tax increases destroys not the welfare state, but the capital structure. Austerity on the part of the government is sorely needed.
can't get it more wrong than that. austerity measure by definition is an attempt to preserve the neoliberal capitalist model and the current capital structure. Fix your misquoting habit, and I might answer. you dont appear much intelligent, so please explain why would I care for your answer? |
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I thought you were all going to the moon after breaking all those important resistances and going long.
yet here you are: it's already indecision time after reaching only 266.
please buy.
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I am bullshitting your bullshitting, but I agree that austerity on the part of the people through tax increases destroys not the welfare state, but the capital structure. Austerity on the part of the government is sorely needed.
can't get it more wrong than that. austerity measure by definition is an attempt to preserve the neoliberal capitalist model and the current capital structure. |
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about bitfinex credit expansion & shenanigans.  where did those 600 k ltc come from and where are they now? |
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The welfare state destroyed the capital structure, now it does not produce much of anything.
what a bunch of bs. on the contrary: it's the capital that is destroying the welfare state. all those austerity measures and zee german stories about "commie" gov in greece or lazy greeks is about it: cut your pensions, cut your services. |
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However, the breakout now has more potential of sustaining because we are nearing the next halving. Make no mistake about it. People will front run this event well in advance. Just look at what LTC is doing right now. Its because LTC halves in 60 days. Its not actually a "unreal altcoin run". Its pretty damn predictable.
I think this ltc bubble is the result of bitfinex credit expansion, not ltc halving. the trigger was the pending halving, yes. I find it unreal simply because I have my doubts about money flowing at this pace into ltc, and not btc. |
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Huh. I'm a bit surprised by the bullish sentiment change, not just luc's but by many other posters as well.
indeed. it is quite concerning given the fact that the volume is not so convincing and that an altcoin is having unreal bull run. |
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