So do u think that if there exists a single bitcoin exchange the price would fly?
A single exchange does have almost total control over the market but the price can still fly with many, the more exchanges the better.
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Back over $300 on bitfinex for a while, still expecting a big surge when bitstamp opens up also, moving short term target to $330
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Psychiatrists Now Say Non-Conformity is a Mental Illness: Only the Sheeple are 'Sane'.
Its a dangerous philosophy, so we all are supposed to naturally accept being in a multi million person sized tribe and be the mean average of all these people. Doesn't feel right.
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I think that the future is the decentralized exchange
coinfeinne is a good option for this, I hope they can come out soon
link? This video here explains how Coinffeine works etc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evyidvV7Xqw
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I keep about 80% of my bitcoins in my Coinbase (US company) online vault, and about 20% online in my BTC-E (foreign company) account. I always have a teeny tiny worry in the back of mind that I'll wake up one day and the headlines will read "US Government bans Bitcoin, freezes all Bitcoin assets" and I will be unable to access my Coinbase coins. Am I paranoid?
Even if you are safe with coinbase as regards they will always pay back fund, you could be froze out by US gov for a couple years from access if something went wrong.
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yup now we just need to know is mark karpeles in on the fraud, i cant see how he isnt on some level.
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Thats pretty sick numbers, if only you'd stashed away even 1k BTC ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif)
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Its pretty messed up, no free speech in USA if its bitcoin. If its renounced citizenship they shouldnt be taxing him anymore.
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I want to know if anybody in the Bitcoin community think that Bitcoin is a big ponzi scheme like Bernie Madoff. If so please vote Yes or No. Also, please explain why you think that.
Clearly isnt this has been discussed many times, if bitcoin is a ponzi that would mean gold/housing most things in life are a ponzi. Words lose all meaning.
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Let's hope they will dump in btc-e and all my bids get filled. Or maybe bitstamp, have orders there too. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Even though the rest of us dont have close contact with the likes of BTC-e i bet bitstamp have been in contact with all the big exchanges and are ready to do deals with them.
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Good time to have fiat in bitstamp IF it reopens you wanna instant buy, the price was at $276 at close and its already higher at other exchanges. I can see a huge candle incoming.
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Even if they use cold storage reserves to pay for this they will slowly want to build back whats been lost i should imagine, bullish either way.
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Either way, those 18,000 are now frozen in a single address unless the hacker can come up with some ingenious way of cashing them out without being tracked.
Perhaps the hacker will do a deal with stamp to return the coins for a %.
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They should ask Mark Karpeles to reimburse them.
Srsly if you believe this "hack" story you deserve everything that's coming.
Looks like people will be getting their money back though, what do stamp have to gain assuming they reopen as normal.
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we need to get rid of the royals and turn westminster into a museum.
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Roger Ver and Andreas Antonopoulos continue to head the list as far as I am concerned
I'd vote andreas as #1 and unfortunately gox as #1 news story but maybe we should pick something more positive.
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The price crash could be because people think the coins might get dumped.
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B. Litecoin was one of the first real innovated forks of Bitcoin. At the time it was billed as Asic proof, but now uses Asics in a positive way to keep the network secure. One problem is that 25% of Litecoins are owned by 3 wallets.
Probably BTC-e are the owners of those 25%, i dont think its so bad, means someone or group whos very rich have a big incentive to make the coin do well. I got my litecoins ready for next bubble ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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People are taking legal action. That is a slow process, sure, but what is your alternative?
paying the debtor a visit in person usually works in my experience He is rich enough to disappear, wouldnt surprise me if someone does this in the future but nobody knows the exact truth yet.
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What would gox 2.0 do to bitcoin? ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) 18k < 650k , its still a ton though why do they need 18k coins in a hot wallet do people really withdraw that much in a few days lets say? because they think they are GODS and nothing bad can happen to them. they think that they are beyond monkeys like "us"... They are just two kids(owners) who are running/playing the people's money. Of course, their clients have their own fault. They must make their due diligence before making any investment. Maybe they empty out the hot wallet something like weekly and 18k is around what gets moved into the exchange.
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