It didn't crash!  Woohoo! |
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They hope a copy of last year, but I think it's the opposite. November crash...
Entirely possible. Without Mt. Gox driving up the price artificially, there would never have been that surge, last year...would have just been another month in the year. yeah, why does everyone forget the bubble was based on fraud??? If it was as simple as bot = rally ; no bot = no rally, then an exchange would have made another willy bot to drive up the price and profit. The bot had some role, but evidently not a significant role |
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I hate to say it, and others will hate to hear it, but it will be when banks adopt Bitcoin and provide consumers services with a familiar and trusted brand
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it's a beartrap   More likely just manipulation |
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Read enough crap and you will find something to back-up your uncle  |
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I don't think we will ever see the same chart, because you only see what you want to.
Well said. Falllling sucks at TA anyway |
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 I choose the moon |
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I am predicting $40k - a 100x increase is way overdue
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What did I say? |
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In the world of Bitcoin, as anywhere else, patience is a virtue.
In Bitcoinland, platitudes are platitudes. $
Good morning Sunshine.  Rally not found |
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With buying you KNOW that you will get 2.5 BTC. With buying a miner you hope you will hit 2.5 after 4 months. But what if the price skyrockets next week to a new ATH? The difficulty will spike and then it can take much longer to reach your 2.5. Buying seems easier for me. I don't have to worry about power costs or upsetting the wife with a mining setup. She's already annoyed enough that I always talk about bitcoin.  You can hedge against that risk with derivatives on www.btc.sx you can hedge the price there - can you hedge the difficulty? I seem to remember some difficulty futures - but I thought those stopped trading sometime in the 1st quarter this year? No you cannot hedge difficulty per se, but hedging the price should produce the same results |
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With buying you KNOW that you will get 2.5 BTC. With buying a miner you hope you will hit 2.5 after 4 months. But what if the price skyrockets next week to a new ATH? The difficulty will spike and then it can take much longer to reach your 2.5. Buying seems easier for me. I don't have to worry about power costs or upsetting the wife with a mining setup. She's already annoyed enough that I always talk about bitcoin. You can hedge against that risk with derivatives on www.btc.sx |
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ITT:  Keep up the good trolling falllling |
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Sorry guys but this is the one true graph to rule them all:  |
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