Yea, even though on bitcoinwisdom, I seen 2 big red candles, the price has not moved that much. These resistant points  

I'm currently 100% fiat and it doesn't feel good. I would love to get more coins, if the price goes up that is also nice

Don't do all super bull but if 1 in 20 wind up using Bitcoin in some way we are somewhere between 0.5 and 1% adoption. I'd think. Bitcoin won't have that much penetration but be happy if 1 in a 100 found it useful so maybe we're between 3 and 5 % total adoption or maybe you're a laggard, and we're bag holders. How long is a piece of string?

The good ol' bear tactic. Which very likely fails and makes you end up buying even more expensive coins.
Just buy and hold. You'll beat 90% of the traders and people chasing cheap coins all the time.

Pulling a number literally from nowhere, it FEELS as if we are around 0.5%. Anyone have a more accurate number?

They sure have been dumping many coins into 3500 over the past 24 hours. Maybe they doing us a favor certifying that 3500 is very strong support. If it holds it should shoot straight up no?

They are not one and the same the hype cycle is typically of the run-ups to all-time highs.

The adoption curve represents 100% of Bitcoin's total user base untill Bitcoin reaches maximum saturation.

The adoption chasm is about critical mass if you can reach 13-16% of your target user base, you have crossed the chasm and the network effect will trigger the remaining adoption through to saturation.

In my mind we're still in early adopter or innovator stage, we haven't crossed the chasm yet, once we've hit 13% of total Bitcoin users we've crossed the chasm and we home free.

Racism aside, it's a fair assessment.

You have been around for 3 years, seems like you would have bought all the "cheap" coins you need by now lol

Whoever is selling right now is getting played. I haven't seen any TA showing this is the right time to sell.

Unless you have so many coins you have to sell 24/7 or you are Satoshi keeping things in check, I don't get what you are trying to accomplish.

I told him already. He doesn't believe me.

Eh, sorry to rain on your parade guys, but in all honesty, the entire "should we talk abot bit or ubit or mBTC" discussion only matter if Bitcoin ever becomes a unit of account. And frankly, I don't see that happening for a long time yet. (I mean it: long time. A human generation, maybe).

And for the other aspects, exchange medium, store of wealth, it doesn't matter one bit (hur hur) what it's called... gold bugs had to wrap their head around the rather impractical 'ounces' for a while, and that never stopped adoption either.

What I'm saying is, discuss away how to call the fractions of a coin, but I tend to think, it won't matter either way.

Sounds like he just needs more bitcoin.

I really want the bitcoin price to skyrocket. I am saving up for a triple monitor setup and right now i have ~0.23 BTC, and I want the price to be at LEAST 1000$ when I cash out, until then, I won't be cashing out, and I will be left with less money to spend...

1. Since the last post BY @JorgeStolfi some six hours and four pages ago,  there may have been 30 posts ABOUT @JorgeStolfi.  I am flattered and moved.  Sorry @fonzie, but as the poet wrote

  Cesse tudo o que a antiga Musa canta
  Que outro valor mais alto se alevanta  

2. Thanks again for the offer, but I would rather not have any bitcoins, and I do not intend to help distributing bitcoins to anyone, my students or not.  I am sure you will find charities or other worthy projects that will make much better use of the money.

3. I got to 65k tweets before knowing about bitcoin; mostly on politics, a bit of thechnology, humor, etc.  I was looking forward to commemorate my 65535th tweet, but then Twitter switched to the approximate "65K" count format.  Darn. But I was bored of politics anyway and decided to take a long twitter vacation.  By the way, it was through Twitter (specifically @falkvinge's tweets) that I first learned of bitcoin.  Since December I have been mostly wasting the stolen taxpayer's money here instead, using twitter only once in a while to warn people about bitcoin.

4. Why do people assume that I "still do not understand" bitcoin?  In my view, it is the shrillest bitcoin enthusiasts who do not understand much about it and how the world works.  Like those who still claim that bitcoin will let people evade taxes and buy illegal things, or that bitcoin is a safer investment than plain cash, or that China is irrelevant, or that the volume in the blockchain shows that people are using bitcoin --- or that the right technology, by itself, can save people from corrupt politicians and greedy bankers.

Satoshi is cent. Bit is dollar. That is 100 satoshi.

The world must be one big adventure for you every day you wake up.