don't google 6642 on google, fucking gross
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i saw by the end of september we'll see $200. its not far off now.
I say about a $1.60 increase on average per day for the entire month of September would get it there. |
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Whales should strike in the morning (in a few hours) if they want to keep the rising momentum.
If the whales have any intention to buy and hold, they would let this fear build up. That leads to more asks and a lower price. But not too long, as then we would correct down quite a lot. They're fighting over very few coins. They can either wait and hope for a pullback or eat up the 10's of thousands available..now. in case you missed it.. I have been in NYC the past two weeks working on several very significant Bitcoin related projects.
Any chance you can elaborate? Also - Will you be posting to your blog anytime soon? Wish I could. Just wait for the news, serious journalists like the WSJ have already been getting briefed but cannot write about it yet, which should come out around the last week of September. Additionally, this fall there will be probably 6+ 'big names', like Richard Bove or Chamath Palihapitiya [starting at 19:15], in the investment community that will come out in favor of Bitcoin and that will cause a lemming like effect. And the private wealth managers out of Asia are stacking Bitcoins away as the new favorite asset class. Many of the HNWI family offices will not make an investment in the sub-$25-50m range. So, when Bitcoin melts up then it is going to be free range for a lot of these ultra-rich Asia families to move in. If about $1m of new capital moves the price $9 then just imagine what $500m-$1B of new capital flowing into this asset class would do to the price. Especially if that $500m requires 'clean bitcoins' from a known source of funds. The making of a 'melt-up' in price to a much more fundamentally sound valuation since Bitcoins are largely undervalued given their characterstics (no counter-party risk, cannot be seized and equity based like gold). This is going to be a wild ride this fall. So strap yourselves in and let's kick the tires and light the fires! There's a few others here that know exactly what's in the pipeline. <insert image of bull here> You are also involved with this project, Phin? A storm blew down one of my apple trees by the railroad tracks today. |
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They probably want to get their money out of gox and have no choice in the matter? Buy BTC and transfer out?
Once out, they will then deposit into BitStamp. taking advantage of arbitrage. Some people just don't know how the Stock Market works.  How do you arbitrage by purchasing bitcoins on an exchange with a higher price and then transferring them to an exchange with a lower price? I'm not exactly sure how it's done, but I think it somehow involves a second person acting as the liaison between the two exchanges. Then, when the lower priced exchange rises, money is pulled out and put in the other exchange that has also risen the same exact percentage, thus not losing anything during the transfer. Soon, though, Mt Gox starts rising again, whereupon, say, at a 10% increase, once again money is pulled out and put back into Bitstamp, or maybe even a lesser used exchange to somehow cloak the traders intent/identity, for nobody wants to be caught red-handed practicing such a practice. I hope my description of arbitrage helps those that weren't aware of how it works. Happy trading! |
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Whales should strike in the morning (in a few hours) if they want to keep the rising momentum.
If the whales have any intention to buy and hold, they would let this fear build up. That leads to more asks and a lower price. But not too long, as then we would correct down quite a lot. They're fighting over very few coins. They can either wait and hope for a pullback or eat up the 10's of thousands available..now. in case you missed it.. I have been in NYC the past two weeks working on several very significant Bitcoin related projects.
Any chance you can elaborate? Also - Will you be posting to your blog anytime soon? Wish I could. Just wait for the news, serious journalists like the WSJ have already been getting briefed but cannot write about it yet, which should come out around the last week of September. Additionally, this fall there will be probably 6+ 'big names', like Richard Bove or Chamath Palihapitiya [starting at 19:15], in the investment community that will come out in favor of Bitcoin and that will cause a lemming like effect. And the private wealth managers out of Asia are stacking Bitcoins away as the new favorite asset class. Many of the HNWI family offices will not make an investment in the sub-$25-50m range. So, when Bitcoin melts up then it is going to be free range for a lot of these ultra-rich Asia families to move in. If about $1m of new capital moves the price $9 then just imagine what $500m-$1B of new capital flowing into this asset class would do to the price. Especially if that $500m requires 'clean bitcoins' from a known source of funds. The making of a 'melt-up' in price to a much more fundamentally sound valuation since Bitcoins are largely undervalued given their characterstics (no counter-party risk, cannot be seized and equity based like gold). This is going to be a wild ride this fall. So strap yourselves in and let's kick the tires and light the fires! It's times like this that I wish I wasn't sworn to secrecy. There's a few others here that know exactly what's in the pipeline. <insert image of bull here> |
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Upon reading the title of this thread, I couldn't help but wonder why rocks hate moving water.
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Since August's over now, they've completed "Tape out August 2013" for Monarch, right?
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The moment I looked upon this thread my bank account balance tripled and my dick grew 4 extra inches.
Thank you so much.
Nah! This is a total waste of time.
Pic of your bank account balance tripling or it didn't happen. |
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I think it's because I'm in vegas and everyone is use to scam attempts. They don't want to hear anything you have to say because bitcoin "sounds too good to be true". Free payment processing? Uh huh, what's the catch. No hardware to purchase or maintain? No subscription fees? No chargebacks? yea right. Oh, AND you're going to set me up for free? Get the fuck out of here, scammer, I have a business to run. Useless they're clueless, you're selling them repeat business. I suggest informing them that because of their fine establishment, you thought it best to approach them first with the near zero risk proposal, also informing them in almost the same breath that if they respectfully decline the offer, you're prepare to go to their direct competition with the exact same offer.
If memory serves me, isn't there a slew of B&M in Germany that could be referenced to? |
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I'm already making arrangements to be there.
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