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Thanks for the offers.. Just spoken to her and we are getting closer to what my sister would accept.
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Thank you for the heads up. These fakes look terrible. They could have tried harder. mike should apply some super secret coating to the hologram that will light up under a UV light or something cool like that. kind of how they do with driver licenses to spot fakes. This is a great idea |
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Many thanks for the offers, guys. My sister is looking for more, however |
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Updated the thread with photos.
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Crazy, busy times!  I would never have guessed this would be won so early. Congrats to the winner. |
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EDIT: Holding off selling unless there is a crazy offer. My sister has one for sale, open to offers in this thread or via PM. In good condition, non graded. Purchased directly from Mike (Casascius) Edit: Free UK shipping, possibly overseas too if price is reasonable. 
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That would be rather fraudulent, wouldn't it?
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CoinIndex.org Mine has some text on it too  |
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I'd be interested to see the same graph based on Bitstamp. |
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I've just entered this great competition and made a $10 contribution to the pot. (Well, more like $30 when this prize is won  ) I chose all of August 2014... it's my birthday month and something is giving me a good feeling about it. Thanks, Otoh  |
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People's replies to this thread will be more valuable, but my website coinindex.org may be helpful in getting an idea of what sites are out there. I'll reply later with some personal experiences. |
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A good flawed tactic if possible when the price drops is to buy in again, lowering you average cost loss, but potentially raising your total loss.
FTFY Trading just to make your results appear better is a mistake. If you don't have a solid well-researched plan, then it is better to do nothing. Fair point, but I would say Bitcoin is a well-researched plan. Look at the log chart I posted - how can you dispute that it wouldn't be a profitable tactic? |
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Hello, I started trading yesterday, I purchased 1 bitcoin from localbitcoins @ $325 and sent it to btc-e, I was waiting for an increase in market capitalization, given that the bitcoin went so high this last week, and I was expecting to sell my bitcoin @ $400+.
Today the price started to fall, and some users on the btc-e chat started mentioning that the bitcoin was going to crash to about $100, in panic I sold my bitcoin @ $275.
I don't have a lot experience trading, how can I know with a minimal amount of conviction in which direction the price is going to move in short and long timescales, can anyone show me the way not to make such a stupid trade again?
Take a look at this chart: http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#tgSzm1g10zm2g25zvzlHad you bought and held at any point before three days ago and just held you would be in profit. I have tried trading and it's too difficult to avoid acting on emotions. Selling when it's obviously crashing like you did is not a bad idea - just make sure you buy in cheaper. Btc-e is ~$265 now so you could do that. A good tactic if possible when the price drops is to buy in again, lowering you average cost. |
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Check out the vpn section on my site - coinindex.org - all accept BTC, of course. VPNs are so cheap, you can pay for them every month simply by renting your signature space on here. |
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when ASIC comes out,
everyone mining with a graphics card is going to switch to litecoin, but will not be as optimistic on litecoin and will sell the litecoins as they come in.
this will crash the litecoins and will present the best buying opportunity their ever was?
Just following up here, have ASIC's come out yet for BTC? Not quite, 2 weeks or so... |
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