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All of the stuff you are reading in this forum for why the price is going crazy is fluff.
High Frequency Trading pros run it and are letting you chase it.
Halving = fluff
China = fluff
innovation = fluff
The time the big pumps and the dumps to your gullible nature.
Why do they want your monetized debt notes so badly that they will say anything to get them.
The titanic is sinking and their a few life boats left.
Don't go down with the ship.
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I didn't get about why you have gave up about bitcoin. Must be you need it it for your own targets and for somethings special. But to me bitcoin is the same money as other fiat. Bitcoin to me is the way to get some extra money to my salary without paying salary's taxes.
Bitcoin doesn't scale. It is broken with many thousands of transactions in the queue. Price is just a Ponzi effect. Crash coming soon. Big crash. They don't want to hear that. Shhhhhh. It will upset their fiat worth. |
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Silver has a home for you OP.
It will never stop being dependable money for you to use for thousands of years to come.
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You boys are chasing the wrong asset.
You are about to become king of the matrix.
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But dont' worry Bitcoin will be worth 10,000 debt notes before you know it. Your greed will get the better of you and you will love it.  |
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There is no pump.
The bid gets pulled up and I hear salmon swim upstream to die.
The end.
It is a ploy to capture liquidation.
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I think we all know on some level this is worthless, simply a gambling toy. At least with gold you can melt it down and make something pretty.
No, we don't know that, it has value - the electricity and processing power invested into creating it. As for gold, you can also melt bronze and make something pretty, so the value of gold should be about $1 per pound by your own valuation. GOLD PLATES THE CONTACTS ON THE HARDWARE THAT MAKE BITCOIN POSSIBLE. NO GOLD = NO BITCOIN I would love to see gold at the price you suggest because the miners wouldn't be mining it. Bitcoin would be no more. |
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I'm not sure how blatant it has to be for them.
IRS coming for Coinbase records officially.
Circle not working with Bitcoin anymore.
The saying has always been:
PIGS GET FAT AND HOGS GET SLAUGHTERED.
Time to go!
Put your idealogical shit away this isn't about investment pride anymore.
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They said they were coming.
I told you all.
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Bitcoin you will be taxed and you will love the income tax.
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Dare I say it?  |
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I have a question for those holding Bitcoin.
Is your Bitcoin really worth "x" amount of $$$? I do not know. All I know is I can sell them at $780 per coin right now. Should I care? Yes you should care. Depending on how many suckers there are to buy Bitcoin will depend on whether or not you can sell all your Bitcoins for $xxx.xx. If there is a Bitcoin run you absolutely should care. If whales dump hard you should care. If the IRS comes a knockin you should care. I could go on... |
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You have all lost your minds.
Fiat currency is a debt note.
Debt is for slaves and you love pricing your beloved asset in debt notes.
Every time you celebrate this you are celebrating the slavery to the system but you can't see it.
The more the BTC bot moves up the bids the more excited you get.
You have been hoodwinked and the IRS is waiting for you on the other side.
THIS IS CALLED SELLING OUT.
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Bitcoin loves banks loving blockchain and Banks love Bitcoin pricing itself in fiat and cheering about it.
FIAT IS NOT MONEY IT IS DEBT.
YOU ARE PRICING YOUR CURRENCY IN DEBT NOTES YOU FOOLS.
YOU NEED TO START PRICING IT IN TERMS OF REAL MONEY.
You are trying to hard to be like them.
They have you cornered.
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Banks will never support Bitcoins, BUT, banks will in time develop their own cryptocurrencies.
Imagine Bank of England making it's own crypto currency, and BACKING it up with sterling pounds. Then you will see the bitcoin prize go to 0.
Banks will only create centralized blockchains. They will fail. I'm thinking exactly the same. Banks have nothing to gain from Bitcoin. Bitcoin is simply destroying their main business and bereaving them of their power as actors in the fiat money Ponzi scheme. However they still haven't realized it and think they are smarter and offering a more attractive solution by marketing their own centrally controlled altcoins. Backing a privately controlled altcoin is totally irrelevant and doesn't render it a better alternative. Especially not if "backing" is done with fiat currencies. Fiat is junk money, created from debt issuance and backed by nothing except loose references to faith in god... ya.ya.yo! That same fiat junk money that you all can't stop pricing your asset in. "Bitcoin reached $800!" https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1723109.0When are you gonna learn? They already won when you started pricing your asset in debt notes. I have shown you the answer. Will you wise up and take it? |
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I think the general idea is that fiat will be greatly devalued that people will look for alternate currencies, they might adopt crypto and the elites will rule the world or something along that line.
Fixed |
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why would 5 big dudes flee the market today, when they didnt after so much falls rises, and at the same time?
I think it is unlikely, if they did, would be at top or when Gox collapsed
Why would Circle flee Bitcoin? I bet people thought it was unlikely. Unlikely and reality tend to smack people in the face when it happens. |
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of course not.
same thing goes for every single other thing that's traded and hoarded on the entire planet too. how much would gold be worth if everyone tried to sell at once? how much would apple shares be worth if a major holder got rid?
if people haven't figured this out and accounted for it then they're a certifiable moron with zero business participating in any market.
Gold is money. I'm not sure you can sell money. You can however exchange it for currency. That is if such currency is worth a damn. |
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I have a question for those holding Bitcoin.
Is your Bitcoin really worth "x" amount of $$$?
What happens if lets say 5 big Bitcoin holders were to flee the market today?
Are there enough buyers to inflate the price back up?
What if a run were to occur on Bitcoin?
Do you think that all investors would get the same amount of money for their coin?
With global currencies sliding in value consider this when building your exit strategy.
As global currencies weaken the likelihood of liquidating your position for "fair market value" deteriorates.
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