Have you tried to do the same for Chinese exchanges (OKcoin, Huobi)? They look bearisher than Bitstamp lately.

Small dumps on Huobi. As I said before, Chinese bagholders are getting impatient.

I suggest Brazilians watching this game use more Xanax, alcohol, whatever it takes. 
The alternative would be a rise in suicides, which I strongly disapprove of.

Let's see if we can repeat June 12th. 

Governments can't fully ban cryptos, I agree, but they can do the next worst thing, cut all funding to exchanges and make common people afraid to hold cryptos.
Until now, bitcoin priced was pumped up by fiat from small investors / speculators. To reach 5k$ bitcoin needs institutional investors, and a war on bitcoin would make this impossible.
So pray that bitcoin will be tolerated by governments (especially USA and EU) in the years to come, or else say hello to double digits.

I wonder if oda.krell will post a bearish scenario. So far he was called a 'short-sighted perma-bear' for being rationally bullish.
If he posts a bearish analysis he may be called a 'bear troll'!  Seriously, there are reasons to look at the bearish scenario:
- the uptrend above 600$ (since 26th May) was pumped with $ swaps on BFX and the loans have since ballooned to almost 30M$.
- the uptrend was helped by a (temporary?) removal of BTC from the market, possibly used to pump certain altcoins.
- the Chinese bagholders are getting impatient, and just the lack of new FUD prevents some serious dumping.

No, by the NSA buying all the available bitcoins, so the terrorists can't get any. 

That's a good idea, with respect to Islamic terrorism. Anything that would be considered offensive by the fanatical Muslims would do,
like some Mohammed cartoons which angered millions of Muslims in several countries a couple of years ago.
OTOH this could deter adoption by non-fanatical Muslims too, so benefits and drawbacks must be weighted first.

PS. I quoted a post that got deleted very soon...

That would make sense, if the hackers managed to give themselves plenty of fiat IOUs and there was no one to supervise the withdrawal from the hot wallet (it's Sunday).

The total $ swaps stay around 29M$, while the bid sum is just below 4M$. Looks so healthy ... not.
But as long as the BTC swaps don't jump, this can continue for a while.

If I were the CEO of a Chinese exchange and the PBoC would shut my business down for good, I'd be very tempted
to take a flight to South America, and have some nice paper wallets in my hand luggage.

Holy necro! Smoothie was a bear and Proudhon rather bullish back then. 

Bitcoin is the dinosaur of cryptos, and it took just a few years for alternative cryptos to develop.
These better cryptos will challenge bitcoin during the next years, bitcoin only has inertia and a cult following to delay the inevitable.
Eventually bitcoin will be replaced, and believing that bitcoin will still have a significant position in 2040, let alone in 2140, is wishful thinking.

Bear market and reaching 800 soon are incompatible. The market has reached a turning point, has to decide if it's still in wave C or in wave 1, but low volume makes this take longer.

My Birman tomcat has a gut feeling that Chinese bagholders are getting impatient.

I don't think so. A 12M$ sudden buy spread over all exchanges may secure the uptrend and repel the fear of capitulation.
Or maybe not: from the 25th May it took a 12M$ increase in $ swaps on BFX to raise above 600$ and sustain this range.

LTC bottom still far away IMO. There wasn't enough volume for the true bottom.
And BTC that were used to pump altcoins are now returning to the BTC / fiat market.