AMAIK Bitcoin isn't based on SSL3 Doesn't matter, he still likes to spread BTC die day FUD and Ripple shit... I said nothing about Ripple. Not today.
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AMAIK Bitcoin isn't based on SSL3 Doesn't matter, he still likes to spread BTC die day FUD and Ripple shit...
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ok i'm calling it now, 3666 in 180 business days yuan or usd?
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3 options for this 1 hour old member: - OP is paid to post this FUD; - OP is jealous to people owning BTC and strongly doesn't want it to be succesful; - OP is retarded.
OP please identify yourself.
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The one thing that is different from the downtrend in the last months is that constant market buying on Stamp that appears when we go down.
There was so much "hidden" buying (accumulation) to fight $600 the last time and also in spring this year. Was not worth it, till now.
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I mean if these big dumps keep happening every day this upwards trend will be over soon.
Weekend will provide lots of views on the real market sentiment... can't wait it.
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Has China been following Stamp the last days? Has anyone observed and compared it closely?
Probably if you have bear monsters on the exchange you become the leader, altouhgh stamp lost it in the last months...
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there's 200k coins they salvaged, I suspect that's all there was left.
I know, what I was saying is that at one point it is very possible at gox were 650k coins or at least regularly should be (if not stolen before): deposits - regular (not stolen) withdrawals. Not sure why you think there should be, but maybe. At one point, when gox USD withdrawals stopped working, they started leaking BTC and I suppose that balance quickly shifted to them having close to no coins. PS I frankly have no idea who keeps 150k coins at bitstamp after gox, I guess people never learn. But thanks to them, without these brave souls the price would be manipulated to zero already Didn't gox move 400k+ coins in 2011 as proof that these coins belong to them and that they still have control over them?
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there's 200k coins they salvaged, I suspect that's all there was left.
I know, what I was saying is that at one point it is very possible at gox were 650k coins or at least regularly should be (if not stolen before): deposits - regular (not stolen) withdrawals.
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Banking industry spends billions per month just for keeping the lights on.
Just for the info, mining will cost more than half a billion of dollars at $10.000 for BTC (after next halving).
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Nobody ever found any signs that gox had that coins. Consensus is that Mark was just retarded. They did owe users 650k coins, that is correct. But that could have occured after their dumbass bot lost that money to users, so to say. Selling imaginary bitcoins.
It's also hard to believe gox didn't have 650k of coins, cause even bitstamp has around 150k at much higher prices, and gox had much more whales - I doubt users were able to profit so much coins against the bot. So, to me it is reasonable that 5% of coins were on main exchange someday.
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The people on here that don't believe anyone would want to use Bitcoin as their main source of currency have never lived in the third world where currencies devalue 20% or more a year, every year. This is where my faith in BTC comes from. There is major potential in these markets.
This may be the end goal, but we won't win it by preaching this idea cause it won't be possible for many years. BTC at the moment needs to solve and be good in solving smaller ideas and that way we will go further and further. This will be a process. We won't reach currency idea in one year.
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So, are you calling the bottom, or just saying if we end today up,tomorrow will be up a few more bucks too?
I also think there is more rising to do before we get some nice fear going and big dumps.
Why we would need big dumps? We already had "medium" ones like 500 - 1500 coins today. There were not much big dumps lately, problem was they were smaller but very frequent.
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Attenzione: Pump incoming!
Because of Overstock's guy?
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You've had 5 years. How much longer will people begging for the price to go down?
What? Didn't you know that Bitcoin only started last November? True, Bitcoin officially started in November 2013 when it broke $1000.
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more fun? I own this market! Yes I'm here, did you call me? i think he was asking us if we wanted more fun, as he would DUMP more of his coins on the market, so we could watch it go down and then back up again. yes please more fun! I know, but that we need to find fun in small things when the "market" fucks us in every possible way.
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more fun? I own this market! Yes I'm here, did you call me?
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Does it count as a sale if he sold into his own bids?
Not as a sale but as a show.
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Thanks for the cheap coins, bearwhale manipulator. Thanks for the sentiment low. Thanks for the likelihood of reversal taking place. Best day in a long time. Weren't you saying yesterday there is no manipulator in the game? All natural market and nothing strange?
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I think that the one who had that 30K BTC and sold into that 5K BTC wall is a legit seller and not a manipulator.... the minute he saw that Bid wall he saw a chance to sell off some of his stash and he did put the ask wall thinking that someone will eat into it.
Ok, so why did he remove it after a short while if he is a legit sell, and build up that 8000 BTC bid wall.... and why didnīt he slowly sell out over all exchanges distributed. Sorry but your explanation is highly unlikely. There is a big possibility that he is verified only at Bitstamp (in instance I am verified only at stamp), the other possibility is him selling for the available 5K BTC and watching if anyone is prepared to buy his stash which eventually failed, and I think he did remove that Bid wall to not cause more panic.... after all, I think he still interested in selling even more, we will see how things develop when more bids build up. There is also the possibility that the 5k wall was his, and that he sold into it to trigger the panic, and then put the wall to lock lower prices while he is rebuying. Almost surely the case...
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