A better question is: what's with all the noob trolls posting bearish comments lately? ^^ this ^^ Too many noobs used up a surplus of rationality about a year ago and missed the boat on BFL preorders Only option for them now is to buy, but they wanna do it at bottom dollar... Bottom is like $95- $100 ... Good luck on seeing it again though. Probably you should just go ahead and buy now. bottom is like $95-$100? Dude, we were at $88 a week ago. and it's been 3 months of lower highs. ...and higher lows
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According to Moody, there are bids totaling more than $50 million in the $0 - $2.50 range.
It isn't difficult to manipulate the total bid sum. All you need to do is place lots of bids far below where you expect sales.
You need the cash...
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Less coins are moving around = more coins in cold storage and less coins on the exchanges = incoming summer rally
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The weak hands are soon emptied...
I've read that twice a week for the last 3 months or so. 3 months ago, we hadn't touched 100 for the first time. More hands become weaker when the price goes up. But soon they will be sold out again...
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The weak hands are soon emptied...
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Mini-rally time?
nope Major rally time. this one is going to last months Yes! We are entering the summer, and summer = rally time
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Do you realize that those variables ( bid sum/ask sum & price; bid sum & ask sum) are displayed in those charts taking into account their own relative highest and lowest points in a given timeframe, and thus them intersecting on the chart is just arbitrary and meaningless, right?
In the "Bid sum/Ask skum & Price" chart, both graphs are in USD/BTC and both graphs use the same scale. That's not arbitrary and meaningless. Sure, I typed too fast and I incorrectly included the Bid sum/Ask sum & price chart. But the fact that the bid sum and ask sum crosses on a chart is 100% arbitrary and meaningless, do you agree? Yes
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Do you realize that those variables ( bid sum/ask sum & price; bid sum & ask sum) are displayed in those charts taking into account their own relative highest and lowest points in a given timeframe, and thus them intersecting on the chart is just arbitrary and meaningless, right?
In the "Bid sum/Ask skum & Price" chart, both graphs are in USD/BTC and both graphs use the same scale. That's not arbitrary and meaningless.
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We're down from 130 to 100 because there were some massive dumps 3 weeks in a row. That seems to be it. Can't really find another reason. Thank god so far this weekend no dump so hopefully tomorrow people will start buying again.
So the downtrend / long term bear market has reversed because someone didn't sell a load of Bitcoin today Sooner or later, the weak hands will become empty. I believe it's sooner...
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I already linked to that video, but thank you
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I've read some claims by merchants that people spend more BTCs when prices rise.
The wealth effect kicks in, so let us become richer
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You should start to sell soccer players in BTC instead of Euro/USD
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