I miss an discussion about if Satoshi==NSA.
I say itīs tru.
So the possibility BTC has legs is almost guaranteed.
Tons of popcorn.
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remember the 2015.75 of Armstrong. Itīs now. They are trying to fog it with terrorism and BS, but the real thing is economy collapsing according to his model and according to the fiat ponzi that we all know about...
makes sense.
It can be a hell of ride or it can be funny. Enjoy the NWO. Sell BTC
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estamos jodidos
(we are fuck't)
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If the market is rigged TA is useless, except perhaps for the market riggers, who can paint whatever pretty picture they want with the price moves, including dragging TA-'sensitive' bots up, down and sideways, like bulls being led by a nose-ring ... in which case it is more rigged than you imagine. That's exactly as rigged as I imagine. ITS NOT RIGGED! bitcoin is meant to have manipulators sometimes there are more active manipulators then there are fish, who cares. bitcoin has value because its fun to hit buy/sell with a small 50K, program bots to keep the candle up or down for you.. anything goes, it doesn't make sense to regulate market trader activity; is it illegal to wast 1million dollars to trigger stop loses and sell into them? fair game to me... just don't play with stop loss orders! i did that on the way down i tried to play with stop loss orders, i would of done much better by placing simple bid Fair play as long as you donīt have access to the inner info of the exchanges... or we can implement some kind of distributed exchanges at core level... in the meanwhile, centralized exchanges= serious rigged possibility
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We are going nord... bears sweating. Life is good.
338
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The extreme opposite viewpoint is that there is demand for 25BTC/block * 6block/hr * 24hr/day * $320/BTC = $1,152,000 worth of BTC per day. This $1.15 M demand may stay the same across the halving. This would indicate an equal value. In such a case, the new equilibrium price would be $640.
Granted, the truth will likely be somewhere in between.
Of course, I am of the opinion that BTC is drastically undervalued today. But that's just, like, my opinion, man.
No way is the price going to double at the point of the having though. It will climb in the leadup to the halving which will result in more hashing power being brought online which will cause the difficulty to increase. Now, it's possible that the price will climb enough, faster than hashing power is added that there will be enough profit to not encourage miners to switch off and there may be some other factors as well but there's nothing solid. also what most people don't know is, the current price always contains ALL information currently available. This includes the next reward halving, the current possibility of mass adoption, the current possibility of current total failure etc. etc. The price does not reflect the current price of something it is always reflects the speculation of future prices which drives it. This is the same for all Forex / Commodities / Stock-Markets... Halving is just a reason to be a reason to pump&dump BTC just like it happened everytime at the altcoin market / btc / ltc halving in the past. Well no, not true, the possibility of bitcoin blowing up before the halving is also priced in. As is China banning bitcoins tomorrow, or NSA cracking crypto, or Satoshi coming back and starting dumping his stash etc, etc, etc. This is still a low cap asset so at this stage as we see by high volatility short term events have much greater impact on the price. (Arguably) BTC's future is still uncertain. So everyday that passes where BTC doesn't spontaneously combusts and holds value is another negatively priced event that's chipped off. If satoshi just moves 1 BTC from his account... even one mili, it could be the apocallipse, the armageddon. The bearist movement of all times. You can count that only will exist 20M bitcoins or none.
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Do you think terrorists are more of bitfenix or bearstamp? Would they use leveraging? It would be comic if it wouln't be dramatic...
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The trend is your friend... but thereīs no way to read this trend. Are we going up or down?.
I think down in hours and up in 1 or 2 days
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... go long or go home.
"Unfortunately, once a gambling addiction takes hold, breaking the cycle is difficult. Severe addictions can take hold when someone feels desperate financially and wants to make back what they have lost. Once the person finally wins, while they may end up collecting a massive amount of money from that win, it is rarely enough to cover what has already been lost. Most gamblers never even come close to breaking even." @Hyperjacked: you too. Don't judge me...This isn't a gambling site its discussion about the Bitcoin price and technicals ! why don't you go on one of those gambling threads or preach to someone who has a sponsored gambling link? Lol @ isn't a gambling site! TA of bitcoin is sadder than TA of shooting craps. Yah, gots me ah Cray crunching slots data, with upgraded sciences and a new bleep-blooper with flashing lights, serious shit! Gonna make me some serious scratch, baby! @marcus_of_ridiculous: Bitcoin is totally not gambling, you're right. It's just a coincidence that the premiere bitcoin forum has 5 gambling subs, one specifically for promoting ponzis. And also this sub, for closeted gamblers in denial, who like to pretend that they're not degenerate gamblers at all, but actually intrepid investors Bye bye, acakf
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The resistance at 340 is futile
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triple top?
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Isnīt beauty?
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Half of the time I try to draw lines in BTCWisdom it doesnīt work.
-Clicked the draw line tool?. Confirmed. -Refersh the page? Confirmed, confirmed.
Im using chrome on windows, somebody knows how to solve it?
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What is the true value of 1 bitcoin? Nobody knows.
1 full bitcoin (1.0 BTC) is as scarce as 12kg of above ground gold. The price will readjust itself in the long run to reflect this. I'm not saying it will go to the value of 12kg gold, but price has to adjust to accommodate the scarcity factor. Nice metaphor.
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