If the PBoC really intends to shut down the Chinese exchanges for a brief period of time in October, that can only mean one thing.

That some global tomfuckery shenanigans are about to go down in Oct/Nov. timeframe or perhaps Q1 2018, and that they don't want a stampede IN to bitcoin.

I don't know Why but i Just want to make same ATH guess like last time
Rules ....: the one  with the right date of ATH gets .25 btc paid directly  (UTC time)
I look to Every page in here from now When a date is picked first iT cannot been taken again ( 1st =1st)
Another .25 btc is rewarded for ho makes best of technical analyse of the time When we strike ATH.... and Why iT happens at that time.....
So This .25 also only to been payed 1 time .... and not 2 times te same explanation.... (1st =1st)

Both answers to win must been inside before 20-09-2017
Goodluck to the ones that like This  

i mostly buy from friends directly or we play poker for btc i even never had put fiat on my account only played poker or buy from friends .... so for the moment no fiat on my exchange just waiting to call someone 

i'm thinking to , to buy some more but when ?? maybe little now and see what the price will do

I would like to take this moment to congratulate myself on becoming legendary today.

I have been spouting bollocks for 3+ years and pretty much none of it is of any use to anyone so well done me.

i am a mean hodling mother f**ker.

JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon calls bitcoin ‘a fraud’, ‘worse than tulip bulbs’
 
https://www.ft.com/content/b1ee6c14-2cd0-3ad5-a9db-c8e82d993987


 

Long been one of my least favourite people - what a total and utter douche bag

euros and brits pay a premium for being vassals of the evil empire

nobody in here everybody must now how this work allready
or not ?? cannot stay idiots around here   

AGAIN only FOOOLS would sell now

what kind of idiot is sitting now behind his pc pushing the buttons to sell BTC 

So they're really going for it according to that. I wonder what measures miners have in place to sell. I assume the proper ones have OTC deals but there must be some stragglers who'll have to get something in place.

I can't say I'll be too sad if China checks out.

Hi Ludwig Von. If you haven't already, I would suggest opening a ticket here and escalating that ticket using this form posted by Dargo. Thanks!

so where to put an order now  

Bottom at $3800-$3900.

I think GS is manipulating the market dumping dozens of coins.

Maybe its even orchestrated with the PBOC.

Jimbo:

Do you keep track of your average cost per BTC?  Since you buy and never sell your average cost per BTC must be going up and up and up?  I understand that you started buying in the double digits (or at least I recall that), and I think that you responded to this kind of question from me previously, so sorry about the redundancy.

I do believe that your system does go to show (even with various fees) that you can come out much ahead, even by employing a BTC hodl and accumulation strategy without selling (except maybe selling when it comes time that you really feel that you need to cash out of some of those babies)

Recall that I started buying at $1200 in late 2013, and after about two years of buying at lower prices, my average price per BTC dropped to a bit more than $500.  It could have been much lower, except I had blown a larger portion of my wadd at buying in the $600 and $400 price territories while experiencing some quasi-unexpected cash flow issues in 2015...

Thereafter, starting in late 2015 I engaged in trading that employed a good system of buying back with money that I had gained in selling, and largely brought my BTC stash up while bringing my average cost per BTC down to below $400 by early 2017.

There seems to be some advantages to limiting your interactions and using paper storage because my keeping some coins on exchanges has resulted in various losses through hacker sophistication to get into my personal credentials and also through exchange vulnerabilities, so sometimes these kinds of exchange related losses and interacting by sending BTC around can end up taking away some BTC profits to lower the total amount of bitcoins held and/or raise the average cost per BTC. 
 
I think that the punchline for me, is that my total number of BTC is lower than it had been in late 2015 because of losses - but my average cost per BTC is less (at least in the $400-ish territory), but mostly due to BTC price appreciation of selling higher and buying lower - even though I am buying back at much higher prices than my average, my average price per BTC keeps going down because I am selling at prices higher than I buy.

Your system seems much more hands off, even though you run out in your pajamas at 2 in the morning.  hahahahaha 

Hahahahaha

Ted E. Bare does seem to have a few favorite posting themes.   

Again, if investors are getting out of Gold and stocks, this is due to the good ROI that bitcoin is giving them. Is has nothing to do with hedging it against a looming crisis like World War 3. Bitcoin will be totally useless in that kind of situation. Maybe they are just protecting their wealth or assets because bitcoin is also a store of value. For me, there are exodus because of their potential profit and bitcoin as safe haven for the preservation of wealth. Gold has been with us for so many years, but I doubt that gold holders will simply pull out of it. They just have a better alternative now - Bitcoin.

Interesting to see the PMs rising along with bitcoin. Fun stuff.