60k fuk that sux man, i feel your pain.

think the question is: why wasn't these issues happening when bitcoin was at @£7k-10k?  were they? i wasnt buying bitcoin when it was lower than 8k-10k so i don't know.

Are these unconfirmed transaction increases due to network activity or due to rarity of mining the coin? i'm trying to understand why transactions are now risky in regards to 'if' they go thru.. im assuming its miners fee's which as you said, if it continues then, well bitcoin will be very expensive to move around. seems all i see is fee's along the way.. surely this gives room for alt coins and new protocols to have an advantage in future.

what you mean

'Go, XJO!'

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article61064.html

Really looking forward to picking up a few of these!

I sees more and more buy support at orders. It seems that we can see a rush to XJO coins nowadays.
Our XJO train leaving the station.

Yeah i have. Their support is fairly quick but not the fastest possible. Never had problems with them personally and they are one of the most reputable exchanges in my opinion, and i have not heard many complaints compared to other exchanges like yobit for example. Have you had problems with them or were you just wondering?

Notice the actual green price has always overshot that red projection on peaks.

Thus shouldn't we expect BTC to go significantly above $10,000 (perhaps as high as $25,000 - $40,000) within next weeks or months before crashing?

Note I'm not making a prediction. Yet this dip from $11k to $9k feels like not the start of bear market yet to me. The alts such as LTC still stuck below 0.01 BTC, either haven't made their final move yet w.r.t. to BTC (or already made it), being another clue that maybe BTC has not lost momentum yet.

Now how would you know it is crashing to $1200?

From $9750 where it is now?

Have any source to provide with this fact or a chart showing this atleast of your prediction to be true?