Bids continue their recovery, rising to $7.1 million ... on a Sunday.
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What does "closest" mean?
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Firstly, the power of your tests is lacking... we saw a "double-top" down in the 40s, we saw stochastics screaming overbought, etc, etc, etc. On the subject of resistance: We failed to punch through on a Sunday! Oh no! The rate is falling on light volume in the 1hr chart, which is hardly a strong sell signal. Well, tomorrow the cavalry arrives, and we'll see whether we "fail to punch through" with a few million dollars more in rocket fuel Does your point about Bitcoin adoption have any solid numbers behind it? I can tell you that gox is flooded with new users, coinbase is flooded with new users, and blockchain.info is flooded with new users. What do you have to show for your assertion that the user base has not even doubled? And fundamentally, one question needs to be asked. Can we really compare Bitcoin to bullshit companies that fueled the .com bubble, or useless tulips? What I see is not a tulip, but a revolutionary technology.
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What will be the high?
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Just wait til Monday. As all the new users send their millions of $ into the exchange, we're going to see record bids. The moment $75 gets hit, large buys take us all the way to $80, and the Wednesday rocket will take us to $85-90. A nice correction over next weekend for Easter, but then we hit $100.
Get yourself ready.
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Please PM to buy them! Do not buy if you are not willing to buy at least 50 at a time.
Thanks!
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lol, party is over. Years long downtrend in place now.
Still hanging around with nothing better to do in life. You know, it's ok. I still love you. remember when we managed to convert proudhon into a bull? Let's do that again!
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If the data from this poll mean anything, it's that when the $/BTC begins to crash, there will be many optimists to buy it all back.
At first, probably yes. However, sentiment can turn from bullish to bearish pretty fast from what I've seen Nobody was actually bearish during the crash, as in, "This will end the rally." People sold to buy back lower, and they clearly did, because we're at $70 now.
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50@ .75
You need to bid more now, or you would already be outbid.
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whoa... is it... a Sunday rally?
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After massive growth this week, and a hefty weekend dip, do you believe we'll keep going up next week? Or is it time to consolidate or go downwards?
Down You didn't even need to post, we knew that already Maybe you did, but all these newcomers need to get the message. Indeed they do. Hey newcomers, proudhon has been saying down since Bitcoin was trading for $5. Now they got the message. His profile text used to say, "Single digits by April 1, 2013," too.
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approx. 37 hours remaining!
Winning bids: Goat: 50@.75 John: 50@.75 Franktank: 50@.75 helixone: 200@.75 nebulus: 50@.75 gog1: 50@.75 telemaco: 150@.75 TradeFortress: 100@.755 mithrandi: 100@.76 faisalp: 200@.76
Outbid: shibaji: 50@.75 bitcoins...BIIITCOINS: 50@.75 Aajo: 50@.75 RoboCoder: 50@.75 talnted: 50@.75
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Wow! What on earth spurred that? whatever it is, triple digits by may!
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Then and now... notice the subtle difference in gradient at the beginning. Well, looks like it didn't matter
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After massive growth this week, and a hefty weekend dip, do you believe we'll keep going up next week? Or is it time to consolidate or go downwards?
Down You didn't even need to post, we knew that already
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A small increase in hashpower at BTCGuild-- 6487 GH/s. This may not seem like much, but it's a preliminary indicator that friedcat may have fixed the network problems! It might keep growing
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I can say exactly when this rally is over: When whoever started it done selling his coins. Hey you , rally starter, how long before you done?
Whoever started the rally is not the one fueling it now. Euro volume on the latest leg up was huge.
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I have yet to try the whole sell high, buy low thing. Maybe that's because I'm more interested in Bitcoin as a technology solution than as a "single stock" speculative game. The few times I've run the numbers of timing it "perfectly" only equalled an extra coin or two. The risk of missing it seems too high, IMO, especially when my goals are to see this disruptive technology change how commerce is done. Being left with some $$$ and having to buy back in at a higher price would suck.
Based on this poll, it seems others think along the same lines as I do.
Lets just hope we won't be stuck with a bunch of digital "coins" with little worth if our disruptive technology simply turns out to be another fad like beanie babies, MySpace or RSS.
(OK, that last comment about RSS was kind of trollish, but you probably smiled)
If you tried to sell high, buy low, most likely outcome is sell high, buy higher. Anyone who has read the Bitcoin whitepaper knows that this is very, very different from beanie babies! Something that is this well-engineered and intricate can't be a fad.
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