hehe, and it's right back to where it was. That's gotta hurt. That's twice in a week that's happened. The recovery from the dip after the winks ETF was rejected took slightly longer, but it was still fast. |
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I have no TA on this or anything but I will officially declare that weekend pumps indicate a bull market while weekend dumps indicate a bear market.
Let it be known.
What do sideways weekends indicate? This kind of market?  |
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I make a prediction that it won’t. That Quantitative Researcher's prediction sounds as reliable as Professor Bitcorn's prediction. |
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To help nervous noobs and even some old timers out, I made a handy-dandy BTC Price Action Decoder (TM). Print it out. Put it in your pocket. Show it to your friends. Quiz yourself.  let's hope the length of the orange, sideways arrow is correct  Whatever its length mfort312's Price Action Decoder does a good job of illustrating what Bitcoin's done, and could do again. The longer the price lingers at $6k the more chance we have to load up on coins before the next pump. |
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For those who might still have their crypto in limbo at Bittrex, I recently managed to get mine back without submitting any additional KYC.
I never submitted documents to Bittrex & held ground on principle of their original policies.
Basically, they will provide you a Jumio jump card (image) that you re-upload to them for every step during the KYC process.
I don't think the card itself actually does anything, it's just a step they claim is required.
I would not be surprised if they refuse to offer this to non-U.S. residents.
I would legally characterize their response as admitting fault.
Did you have to request a Jumio jump card (image) through bittrex support, or can you just download one from a publicly available link? |
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Remember that wire transfer I sent over 3 weeks ago. Well....Fuck.. still hasn't arrived. I found a typo in the account number made by the teller and even after fixing that, a week later it still hasn't moved.
More time out of my day today to sort through this, probably having to reverse the transaction, pay to do so and wait for it to come back only to try again.
Totally BS dinosaur system.
Dinosaur system indeed. Most banks are still using antiquated computers from the 60s and 70s. Although they hook them up to modern computers the central core of most bank's systems consists of obsolete hardware. Satoshi was spot on when he pointed out Bitcoin transactions are faster and safer than wire transfers. |
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good am to all. im a newbie here i dont know how to start.
Wouldn't hurt to begin by praising theymos for backing such cO in "opportunities" that includes the frequently left out newbies. I would join my selfie, but I am NOT in the moo to get cO ined I almost signed up to the campaign for not wearing an avatar. However I decided I like my avatar too much to remove it. Nevertheless I highly recommend everyone else signs up. |
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speaking of pee's, gotta go take one (and BTW folks, a good beer pee should look good enough to drink...)
AWww man. Once you break that seal, you'll be going after every beer. HODL!!!! I almost pissed myself while trying to login. It said "password incorrect" after my first attempt. I thought my account had been hacked. |
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Now can we get on with doing the same for all the mETH heads and all the ICO shitcoin lovers?
The only ICO that isn't for a shitcoin is the HoweyCoins ICO that's endorsed by theymos and all the mods. It's officially registered with the U.S. government and SEC compliant. You are GUARANTEED PROFIT from your investment from it. Theymos himself made its announcement thread. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3920469.0Invest all your Bitcoins in it, and if you don't have any money to invest get a huge loan. This is the bounty thread. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4029040.0Theymos GUARANTEES PROFIT from it. |
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The problem with lottery winners is that they are bad with money in general. That's why they play the fucking lottery in the first place.
We only hear about the ones that want publicity. I bet the winners who want their identities kept secret are better with money than those who want publicity. Sure but that's not even the point. On average, you have to spend more money on lottery tickets than you win when you eventually do win, assuming a long enough timeline. Overall the money put into the system is more than the payout. It's a net tax on money-dumb people. Most gambling is. Any casino or bookie almost always gets more money from a customer than the customer wins back. I agree a lottery gives some of the worst odds of getting anything back. |
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hi theymos.
I am impressed with the interests of investors with the projects you have. and I want to ask about bounty, do not you open a bounty service for this project?
Apply for the bounties here. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4029040.0You get five stakes for not wearing an avatar. Apply quickly because there's probably a limit to the number of people who can claim stakes for not wearing an avatar. |
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The gox trustee isn't allowed to dump any more coins unless the court orders him to. The last dump was because the court decided he needed more money to pay interest on all the fiat owed.
The trustee says he's almost sure civil rehabilitation will be approved, which means all those owed Bitcoins get paid back in Bitcoins. Although there might be another sale of a relatively small number of coins the vast majority are likely to get returned to gox's customers. Yep, seems that way. If it goes to CR, we'll probably be looking at a year or more of lockup while all the claims are reassessed. If we get CR, a lot of involuntary holders will likely dump at least a portion of their coins. That's preferable to the trustee dumping the entire gox stash. |
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The problem with lottery winners is that they are bad with money in general. That's why they play the fucking lottery in the first place.
We only hear about the ones that want publicity. I bet the winners who want their identities kept secret are better with money than those who want publicity. |
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Oh, there's already a bounty thread and most replies there are ridiculously funny.
Link please. editIs this it?
Full Member and Up : +5 Stakes for not wearing any avatar
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It is mt. gox damn it....from what I figure they have to dump $240 million in usd of BTC a month, to get the liguidation done by the end of this year....*them
trustees want their cut and the Japanese Gov't wants this all over with)
thus, we will go to 9k and drop to 7k and rinse wash repeat for a month or two...then the mt. gox trustees will have a timeline, say end of the year and we will
drop to 4k ...it is gonna suck!
The gox trustee isn't allowed to dump any more coins unless the court orders him to. The last dump was because the court decided he needed more money to pay interest on all the fiat owed. The trustee says he's almost sure civil rehabilitation will be approved, which means all those owed Bitcoins get paid back in Bitcoins. Although there might be another sale of a relatively small number of coins the vast majority are likely to get returned to gox's customers. It's highly unlikely they will get dumped on the market by the trustee. https://www.mtgoxlegal.com/2018/05/18/update-18-mar-18/May 18, 2018 Andy Pag
We originally calculated that the sale of the 16k coins that moved should be enough to cover all assets. While it’s regrettable that the court/trustee considers they need cash to cover all the assets before moving forward, we concluded there’s nothing we can do about it. We looked at ways to challenge it legally but there was nothing we could practically do.
The further movement of 8k coins caused some alarm as some people thought it implied that the Trustee was on track to liquidate everything. Our lawyer’s view is that that is not the case, but that we should recalculate to allow for delay payment interest. The bankruptcy statute allows for 5 or 6% pa. So the trustee will need at least 20% more cash than we had originally considered. Again it’s disappointing that so many coins need to be sold, and we can only hope the trustee is getting a good price for them.
He has said that he is selling them in a way that will not affect the market. This suggests he’s selling them to a holder, such as an EFT type institution. We will find out in the course of time.
Our lawyer has met with the trustee and has had conversations with his team. He’s asked me not to divulge the details he shared with me, but the information he gave me left me confident that CR will be approved. The Trustee has to arrange Gox’s finances in such a way that meet the conditions set out by Ito, and the court can then approve CR. There seems to be willing from all parties involved, but it will take some more time, and probably the sale of more bitcoins.
As well as stockpiling the requisite amount of cash, the Trustee also has to establish a Trust vehicle to hold the assets that flow into CR. Once this has done, the conditions for approving CR should be met, and the court can then give the green light. The suggestion is that all creditors vote on being paid through the bankruptcy, (better for fiat claims) or allowing your claim to roll over into the Trust, which will then receive the assets left over after fiat claims have been settled, and distribute them under a CR plan (through an exchange or directly with the help of a third party bespoke crypto payment platform and bank transfers).
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Tera mustn't have staked any addresses. His old account's busy earning money from signature campaigns. Its latest posts were made today. |
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There's a guy selling legendary accounts for $750 each here. Maybe it's the same guy trying to buy bob's account for $100. The guy that tried to buy mine said "name your price." In a moment of weakness a lot of prices instantly flashed through my mine, lol. Tera says his old account is worth 0.7 Bitcoins. 
Back when I tried to get my account back an admin pointed me to a page showing the account was worth 0.7 btc. Why someone wants to pay 0.7btc for a bunch of debbie downer posts that draw hate I have no idea.
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$100 folks ! HOLY SHIT !!!Think I should take him up on the offer ?!?  #random #LOL #reported It's not a bad offer... last time I heard you were struggling to make your Q1 tax payments.... #lightattheendofthetunnel #problemsolved #lol There's a guy selling legendary accounts for $750 each here. Maybe it's the same guy trying to buy bob's account for $100. |
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I'll be holding and even buying more till the next halvening at least. I was making purchases with %10 of my monthly income and starting from last month I increased it to %100. I'll be throwing every bit I get from my work to Bitcoin for the next 2 years. (Not touching the papers in the bank already unless bitcoin goes below $3k) Max Keiser who has been holding since $3, says it won't stop till It breaks $100k. I'll take that bet.
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One of the banks that I have used wasn’t sure whether Slovenia was an actual country. It wasn’t on their system so they had to use paper forms for wires... I stopped using them after it took an hour in person at the branch to send a wire.
Did bitstamp ever send a wire deposit to that bank account? Did the bank ever refuse to accept it as it considered Slovenia a non-existent country? |
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