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I didn't like it, I opened the same topics again in the same place.
It's your right to do whatever comes to mind, but don't show up at the Meta board asking what happened to me and why my account was banned. Moderators can tolerate things to some degree, but no one will clean up your trash forever. Find a more honorable way to make money, selling accounts is not good for you, and it will not be good for those who buy such an account. Thank you for your recommendation. Honorable and professional account seller is needed in this forum. I will meet this need. |
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I'm not SPAM, I'm a real member.
One doesn't have to exclude the other. Just a quick glance at your post history will suffice. I accept escrow why am I unreliable?
You are very well aware that account sales are discouraged by the majority of members of this forum. It is clear that you do not respect the community and that you cannot be trusted. Topics were deleted at the behest of a madman.
No. Topics were deleted because they violated the forum's rules. If you do not like it, find another place to post your spam. I didn't like it, I opened the same topics again in the same place. |
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The topics I opened in the market area have been deleted. Do the rules of this forum change at the behest of a madman? Good job!
that is forum rules violation and he deserves more Red flags for continuously creating more topic.
please can those thread be deleted?
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Good job!
that is forum rules violation and he deserves more Red flags for continuously creating more topic.
please can those thread be deleted?
No, it cannot be deleted. This is not against forum rules. I sell clean accounts. I'm not SPAM, I'm a real member. I also accept escrow.
account sales while account sellers can not be trusted.
I accept escrow why am I unreliable?
Topics were deleted at the behest of a madman. I also opened a new topic, I did this quickly thanks to you. Thank you for the archive. [moderator's note: consecutive posts merged] |
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^This.
For GBP you can also use Coinfloor. Not quite the liquidity of Coinbase, but decent support and no problems cashing out. I've used both and localbitcoins over the years.
I've not read good things about Coinfloor. They also don't seem professional in the slightest. Some of their policy changes have been so extreme customers thought it was an April fool until they confirmed it. I wouldn't want to touch them either. I can stand on my own two stumps and point to every penny. Yeah, I read all that as well. But what can I say? I tried a couple of test amounts (before Coinbase's GBP facility) and it was fine and then used them for larger amounts and it was fine as well. Their changes were badly handled (like finex they wanted to lose the lo-money people who cost them tons in support and forum complaints, but bring no profits). Who knows why all the hate, its the internet, there could be any reason. Sour grapes, competitors, even the truth and I've just been lucky. Before them I used LBC, but unless you like giving it away you have to sell to retail, not one of the dealers, and its not worth the grief (to me). |
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I’ve never sold moderate to large amounts of coin before (fiat wise) so I’m a bit nervous about that in the future. I don’t want to get caught with my pants down so I admit that last week I verified my UK bank & ID with Coinbase in preparation. If there was a De-Merit action I presume you’d all be giving it to me right now  I think you'd have to be a legitimate crazyhead to use Coinbase for sums above the holiday/car level. Imagine how seized up and overloaded they'll be. Imagine how many get caught up in their obscure trigger mechanisms that even they don't understand. The last thing you need is to wind up some forgotten ticket number. You should sound out proper OTC operations. ^This. For GBP you can also use Coinfloor. Not quite the liquidity of Coinbase, but decent support and no problems cashing out. I've used both and localbitcoins over the years. It's hard to comment on amounts, but Coinbase would have no qualms locking you up for gawdknowswhat, LBC sales would probably involve a series of bank payments that might be more likely to cause alarms at your end, whereas Coinfloor's payments clearly arrive from a finance operation. If you haven't gone one already, get one of those "premier" type bank accounts where you can call a human and they're more used to dealing with larger sums. |
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CME will open in an hour... will be interesting to see what happens; must suck to sit on a short and not being able to get out over the weekend  Does somebody know how the price limit works? I mean halting BTC futures trading will not get BTC price changing. Will the be forced settlements? here  i like that: must suck to sit on a short and not being able to get out over the weekend not sure what you mean with how "the limit works" when futures trading opens there will be i think gap up, instant gap up so if shorters had close limit on 10500 and gap up instantly put price to 11000, they will close with 11000 and not with 10500...at least i think so Good question. Can they sell if the limit is hit? This would mean that the longs are forcefully pushed out of the contract? Could be setting up for some major carnage at the CME that's for sure. ... bulls have got it back to the AYH right before the open too so it might spark a massive surge up on the short squeeze at the open. When CME went live with the contract in Dec. 2017 I recall an ex-CME head or regulator warning that CME had never dealt with a truly hard asset like bitcoin and it was a real risk for it to cause major failures ... which is a joke because he was admitting that gold was not a hard asset in the way it has been papered out of existence. Edit: meant to add that there will be a battle to get it back closer to friday's close before the open to stem the bleeding. Genuine question: can you have a short squeeze in a cash-settled market? Given that the shorter's buys aren't actually fed back in to the (edit: physical) market? |
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real whale fight, huge sell walls also being flashed, but quickly pulled. The buyer is just soaking it up
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"Ali - BTC - bumbaya!"
- for those of a certain age
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...rope-a-doping the bears...
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...there goes another 200 BTC chunk in one go....
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...not manipulation, the $10mm wall is soaking up all the sells it can, 340 so far...
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yippeeeee
thanks so much
serveria.com
and Google
and of course
dear Mr Maclairy
how very kind
looks like you had excellent weather
do give me a bell next time you're in town
we could go for a drink
with roach
another 3some made in heaven
no but seriously
i don't do London
maybe like if you can get to
Oxford?
Thanks Mr 8. I would be delighted to have a beer with you. Oxford looks like it is very doable by train from London so will give you a holler next time I am in the region.  |
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Definitely not the States or Middle/South America or Africa or Asia or Russia or the Stans.
So Europe. Suggest mainland rather than an island for those who, for whatever reason, prefer not to fly and like the ability to leave at any time without anyone else's permission.
Portugal hasn't been mentioned, though it has stunning beaches, legal Jah Weed, and is used to visitors.
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If BSV was a scam, why would
@CalvinAyre
invest $300 Million dollars into mining equipment that loses all its value in less than 2 years?
That’s $300 000 000. Take just 2 seconds to think about it.
Open your eyes people, the train is full steam ahead, so get on board!
One fun recent rumour was that CSW somehow has an encrypted copy of Satoshi's wallets. He and Ayre are trying to bruteforce the passwords using this supposed "minng" equipment. They reckon it could take another year or three, at which point the "Tulip Trust" narrative will explain why CSW, nee Nakamoto, can now sign and spend... |
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So the last 900 or so of 4000 BTC swaps offered for free shorting just got pulled on that rise.
Seems they were handed out to delusional bears just so they could be set on fire as booster fuel for the pump.
Earlier question answered.
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But why is that finex whale making it so obvious he's selling so much?
There's some kind of "fuckery" going on there today. Another whale has completely crashed the BTC swap rates by posting 4k (3k & 1K) at about a hundrerth of the recent level. As if begging bears to take more shorts... It's not a Finex whale. It's finex. They buy on Bitstamp where it's lower volume but high influence, push the price beyond finex to get the sheep to buyl the walls on finex and get shorters to close or to get margin calls if they can. It's pretty obvious. They will go as high as they can before the natural price resumes and the price crashes. They have all the data on what possitions are held and can thake calculated risks on how high they can pump the price an other exchanges will follow before a crash. But it will crash hard sooner or later. I may be dim, but I can't see how practically free bear fuel supports that. Im not going to explain that to you. Ask your boss at bitFinex he/she will explain it better Hilarious! Thanks for contributing. You registered April 9th 2014 , the day of the crash that kickstarted phase B of the 2013 bubble elliotwave! On june the 3rd of the same year you are telling people to buy coins just before the crash to $160 You do work for, or are affliated with BitFinex so please FUCK OFF OFF THIS FORUM YOU LYING DISINGENUOUS TWAT! Along with your army of Finex Bull Trolls
Move on, man. the markets are what they are and you're just no good at it. Buy a few coin and get on with something else that you enjoy.
In 10 years time you'll still be BlamingTheWhaleConspiracy to any barfly who'll listen. CouldaBeenRich, but, but...
Deary me. Triggered much? Is this how you go through your life? If you'd put that effort into explaining how absurdly low swap rates supported your "hurr, durr sheeple manipulation" nonsense, we'd have all learnt something. But, hey, you are who you are. If you could eplain why you joined on that date? why you were telling people to buy bitcoin before the crash, and why you're back now doing the same? You don't have a very good track record of being correct, so what is you current purpose of posting on the forum ? What is your prediction of the price? Off couse you can always log in on one of your other usernames to back yourself up if you feel im picking on you. Just remember i can see your last log in time  Dammit jonoiv, you've got me. There'll be hell to pay at finex now I've been unmasked. It was that terrible advice (to MatTheCat, IIRC) to buy bitcoin in 2014 and hold for 10 years that pushed aside my mask, wasn't it? Be careful with those super-sleuth powers, won't you? Please, for the kiddies. Respect to long HODLers if thats the risk they want to take, thats up to them. But please tell me how you see the rest of 2019? But why didn't you tell mat to buy after the crash not in June 2014 when every man and his dog knew it was going to crash? Please explain that one. Please explain why Bitsptamp always leads people to buy the finex walls then it crashes. Please explain why you are here on those dates? Er, No. For one thing there's too much (money-making) to be done in the markets today and for another, well, you're a bit dim for me. Sorry. Unless you have another, better, theory about the crash in BTC funding price today? Else /end |
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But why is that finex whale making it so obvious he's selling so much?
There's some kind of "fuckery" going on there today. Another whale has completely crashed the BTC swap rates by posting 4k (3k & 1K) at about a hundrerth of the recent level. As if begging bears to take more shorts... It's not a Finex whale. It's finex. They buy on Bitstamp where it's lower volume but high influence, push the price beyond finex to get the sheep to buyl the walls on finex and get shorters to close or to get margin calls if they can. It's pretty obvious. They will go as high as they can before the natural price resumes and the price crashes. They have all the data on what possitions are held and can thake calculated risks on how high they can pump the price an other exchanges will follow before a crash. But it will crash hard sooner or later. I may be dim, but I can't see how practically free bear fuel supports that. Im not going to explain that to you. Ask your boss at bitFinex he/she will explain it better Hilarious! Thanks for contributing. You registered April 9th 2014 , the day of the crash that kickstarted phase B of the 2013 bubble elliotwave! On june the 3rd of the same year you are telling people to buy coins just before the crash to $160 You do work for, or are affliated with BitFinex so please FUCK OFF OFF THIS FORUM YOU LYING DISINGENUOUS TWAT! Along with your army of Finex Bull Trolls
Move on, man. the markets are what they are and you're just no good at it. Buy a few coin and get on with something else that you enjoy.
In 10 years time you'll still be BlamingTheWhaleConspiracy to any barfly who'll listen. CouldaBeenRich, but, but...
Deary me. Triggered much? Is this how you go through your life? If you'd put that effort into explaining how absurdly low swap rates supported your "hurr, durr sheeple manipulation" nonsense, we'd have all learnt something. But, hey, you are who you are. If you could eplain why you joined on that date? why you were telling people to buy bitcoin before the crash, and why you're back now doing the same? You don't have a very good track record of being correct, so what is you current purpose of posting on the forum ? What is your prediction of the price? Off couse you can always log in on one of your other usernames to back yourself up if you feel im picking on you. Just remember i can see your last log in time Dammit jonoiv, you've got me. There'll be hell to pay at finex now I've been unmasked. It was that terrible advice (to MatTheCat, IIRC) to buy bitcoin in 2014 and hold for 10 years that pushed aside my mask, wasn't it? Be careful with those super-sleuth powers, won't you? Please, for the kiddies. |
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