How was jay trolling exactly? I can't see it.  I don't see it either. It seems more like he's getting trolled. Jay may be a permabull and at times (not this time though) he can get a little TLDR but I've never known him to troll. I also agree that it has to go well below $500 to consider the bull run over. Remember, we were below $200 less than a year ago. The dip from $780 to below $600 was an obvious correction from a very steep rise but the bottoms are higher on every dip. |
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Good morning Bitcoinland.
Sorry no Chartbuddy quote today. Seems to be down.
Missed a day but I see we're back to scrapping over $680. Time to get this thing moving up.
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Good morning Bitcoinland. Continuing sideways for a week now.  Ho hum. |
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Sometimes trolls can be quite cute.   |
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Good morning BTCland. Still going sideways.  Still coiling. Fun weekend coming? |
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The price is back to $666 on finex AGAIN.
What is it about this $666 price? It's been gravitating back to it for weeks and weeks, no matter where the price goes it always comes back to $666. Is it going to carry on like that for months longer?
It did the same at $420 too. Maybe the bankster manipulators are a bunch of satanic potheads, or maybe some numbers just stick out more than others to some people. |
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Sorry about the off-topic but a 1k askwall appeared at finex and is being nibbled. Checked it again before posting and it seems it did its job and bounced the price back down.  |
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To all traders....
What is this looking like? Back down shortly?
I'm an investor not a trader but I don't see why it should go down. Of course we'll have (or are having) a small correction down after a fairly brisk rise, but after leveling out it will probably continue upward. |
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Good morning Bitcoinland. Still going sideways on minuscule volume but coiling, hopefully for a leg up.  As I was typing this, I see we're finally getting some movement. Just a blip, or is it the start of some real action? |
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If the amount of sunshine were permanently cut in half by 50% overnight, the weather would change radically.
The amount of Bitcoin wasn't cut in half. The rate of change was. Try again.  |
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Good morning Bitcoinland. Still going sideways 2 days after halving non-event.  Is anyone surprised? It's like a solstice. The weather doesn't radically change overnight. Even a beanie baby should be able to see that.  |
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Good morning Bitcoinland. All that halving hoopla and the morning after, we're still going sideways.  Honey badger DGAF.  |
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Just got back. I see the halving came and went without a whimper (as expected) and we're most of the way back from the little pre-halving long squeeze.
Ho hum, sideways still. Time for a short squeeze now?
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LOL One last long squeeze on the cusp of the halving.  Gotta go if I don't want to miss the first pitch. |
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Good morning Bitcoinland. Still going sideways I see.  As I stated before, I don't expect any major price change today but watching the reaction to the halving should be interesting. Too bad I'll be at the ballpark this afternoon and won't have a chance to comment here at the time. Maybe I'll get a chance to post in the small window of opportunity between the game and my gig tonight. |
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Please.. this have to be a joke...
Confirmed. |
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Not good for those still believing in bitcoin. It has clearly collapsed and will continue to do so based on these confirmed datas.
LOL Look who's back, a voice from the past. Ever the trollbear, eh Proudhon?  Who's next? Jaroslaw/Walsoraj? Electric Mucus? |
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Good morning Bitcoinland. I see we had a little dip last night, all the way down to where we were last week.  Still not what I'd consider a buyable dip but low enough to replace what I spent on the weekend to buy $150 worth of CAD at a vending machine for beer money for the ballpark. Not worth making a separate trip though. I'll just stop in on my way to the SkyDome tonight. Hopefully the price won't rise too sharply before then. |
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Regarding his bitcoin wealth, some folks speculate that he has nearly 100,000 coins, and I suppose that could be true. If he bought many of his first coins around $1 per coin, he may have also traded a bit too, in order to increase the quantity of coins, so possibly even with an investment of less than $100k could have acquired nearly 100k coins over time, especially given the period in which he started to invest in BTC.
I figure he probably acquired more coins from mining than from trading. Most of those probably cost pennies or less. |
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