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In 2012 the price was above the 200 SMA for most of the year.
The 2015 price action is far more bearish than what we saw in 2012. Not a single day above the 200 SMA so far this year.
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Either a very low price / nonexistent.
Or about the same market cap as Apple. I don't think it will ever replace fiat, but will just become an important alternative.
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Short term: neutral.
Long term: bearish, until 200 SMA is above 300 SMA.
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EUR is going to bounce to 1.15 soonish, now is not the time to sell. Parity will not happen this fast.
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Quantitative Easing and stock buybacks caused them to recover to their 2000s highs. Not because those tech stocks really have a better financial outlook.
It will crash again like it did in 2000-2002 and 2007-2009, just a matter of time.
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Epic despair.  |
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190 Grams of Silver.  |
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The same thing that happened the last 11 months. Dumpers trying to take the price down as if it's their life mission. They won't rest till we reached $10 or lower. They just need to destroy this thing, no matter what.
$10 a bitcoin still makes it way stronger than most currencies. People forget how insane it is that our coins are worth $350 each. Market cap is more important in this regard than unit price. At $10 per bitcoin it can be manipulated by just a handful of millionaires. This is not possible with regular currencies, so calling it ''stronger'' is far-fetched. |
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The 2011 bear market double bottomed after six months, then went up. However, the 2014 bear market kept going down for ten months until October,so it's not quite the same.
The market was much smaller back then. Hence, why it crashed much faster. Larger markets generally take longer to find a bottom. Just look at the pace BTC crashes vs gold/silver. |
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Please replace Huobi with either BTCChina or OKCoin. It is no longer the market leading Chinese exchange.
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Nice drama. |
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Their hot wallet is only a tiny percentage of their entire stash. They could make that amount back by artificially creating a few pump and dumps and let the sheep pay for their loss.
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btc-e doesn't care about AML & KYC - it'll always have a place and piece of action
but lately, it seems the Chinese are the ones buying and driving things up
If you want to get fiat out of BTC-e, it has one of the worst KYC/AML rules. Getting verified on Mayzus MoneyPolo or OKPAY takes forever and they always seem to nitpick on your documents. I don't get where this 'BTC-e has easy KYC/AML' comes from. |
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Hi all, I really don't know how to respond to those questions. I mean, I think our reputation speaks for itself, but everyone is entitled to their own opinion. It really comes down to personal preferences, and in fact, from the level of risk aversion, bitcoin itself sounds like it might be too scary for this person.
How do you know that any business where you have an account would honor it? Typically, they would be regulated, as Bitfinex is. We are a registered Money Services Operator in Hong Kong. Other ways that you could gain trust would be by users, and we are the largest USD exchange. You could also look at time, and we are one of the oldest bitcoin exchanges still in existence.
As I said, each person needs to make up their own mind, but hopefully that is some more information to help you do so.
-Josh
A fiat audit would be nice. I haven't seen any bitcoin exchange perform a fiat audit, just BTC/crypto audits which can be manipulated by buying up any deficient reserves. However, faking a fiat audit would be a lot harder. |
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Did the recent mini pump create a buy signal?
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Stay away from gold. The bull market in precious metals is over and it won't be back for many decades. 5% is more than enough as an 'insurance policy', don't increase it any more than that.
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4. We are looking into SEPA, but that is primarily for euros, and we are also looking into a BTC/Euro pair
USD can travel over SEPA for free between multi-currency EU bank accounts. You can accept SEPA without having a Euro trading pair, like what Bitstamp does. It would save European customers money and time. Please consider it! |
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