Nvm, there is some people saying I helped on creating a deepweb market or even own or made it, because it's code leaked and the structure is similar to my project here. What would be funny taken I started to make a market for the regular web, bcommerce, but never actually finished it. I also don't remember to help anybody about this project outside this thread but I usually answer to common questions about PHP, could be that.
And about the index/switch structure it's also part of some commercial frameworks, like webassist.
I guess I should look on the bright side and get happy that apparently my code styling is strong enough for the deepweb, but sucks to see my name attached to people I wouldn't touch with a 10 feet pole!

I thought this project to be dead due to lack of interest, but two weeks ago an user emailed me a mysqli patch to it, meanwhile I forgot my GitHUB pass to put it up there and now someone else connects this project to some deepweb market with its admin saying that I helped him. Checked my contacts made through here and still can't figure where or how.
What a mess! 

Back on single digit. Still lol'ing?

And what "magic" did I operate to notice something was "f" wrong and estimate the top/low? A "magic" we all have... common sense.
Economy isn't a science, the way we have nowadays makes it probably the major scam on Earth, specially because they managed to lure society into believe it to be a "science" but the statistics analysis and "indicators" they use are just as valid for anything as those guys calculating past lotto-results to try to win the next one; they're but gambling fallacies. If a person simply prevents his greed and wishful thinking to speak of, will see it as easily as I saw it to happen... now just enjoy the ride of "correction" as the boat gets to balance again.

Exchange money for money or make money with money is an abrasive process, you can't possible get any revenue when nothing is being created or added to the economy... who the hell still believes in Ponzi scams?! If you felt for it, I've to say "too bad!".

I draw a white square, then a black square, then a white, then a black... it isn't yet a pattern but it starts to look like a pattern.

«And BCE said, "it will go up until 14~15 before crash"»
The book of BCE 100938,1

 

Sure, but being stable doesn't mean being frozen. A steady uptrend is more desirable than these bumps. Have it at 5 and 2 months later at 7, 2 months later 9, etc, is normal and good, but have it going up 100%+ in one month, knowing it will be "corrected" shortly after, isn't. Merchants may be now selling their wares for 10 BTC (130 USD) and restock next month with BTC @, let's say, 7 or 8 USD, so they've sold that for only 70 or 80 USD, and this is a problem, unless they run to exchange it to fiat, but then we will never have a bitcoin economy but a "bitcoin paypal" instead.

Oh no m8! I didn't sell. I'm one of the "primitive btc users", actually those bubbles makes me temporarily rich.  
The problem is that they hurt hard the market, by market I mean REAL economy markets, and not a bunch of "wizards" gathering at Hogwarts as speculators are, which relies more in a stable currency than what value the currency itself helds.

From the markets "down bellow", of the 2 I know to be still standing, I don't see where it may help on raise btc value, as the bigger one is hedged. Unless I'm that outdated and the other one has raised too and isn't hedged.

When someone wants to believe in something, he simple does... that's why we still have religion around. Same for speculation, actually speculation is more of a cancer than something good, and yes, it's mostly "belief" and "magic".
But when the trend is too good it means speculation is hitting the vital organs of the thing under speculation. When a value increases too suddenly and too much, it in fact reduces usability of the thing, make the thing that's trending up to actually worth less, it's just a matter of balance, like gold these late years, going sky high making it so expensive that no one dares to wear gold on its main function; jewelery... making it actually worthless as value depends on how people uses it to create demand. Same goes for BTC, those bumps just hurt the economy. But bottom line: nothing grows forever or towards the infinite and eventually usability and value will come to balance.

Well, this seams to be new batches of bitcoiners, as its users peaks also. This new folks tend to panic sell once they see it drop, therefore the crash is unusually hard. Remember last year? It crashed to almost 2 USD. Once the panic sell settles bitcoin corrects its behavior, if it goes like last year again.

Well, it starts to look like a pattern, bitcoin starts to raise in June and drops dead in September. Wonder what causes this... summer holidays?
For those believing in miracles and claiming to not see the "J" shape of a bubble, just look at 1 year chart... you'll see it there, just by late July. [http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg360ztgSzm1g10zm2g25zv]
Good news however, this time the bubble didn't went postal, just up to 13, maybe still go up to 15, so its drop will be "soften", perhaps to 4~5 USD for a while to recover to 7~8.

So yeah, bottom line: it's a great time to sell and welcome the new batch of bitcoiners. Let's see about next year, if it goes as before, they will become disappointed about bitcoin (making a hell of good time to buy) by October, learn how to use it by Jan-Feb 13 (if the World doesn't end in 2012 that is) and by Feb-Jun'13 we can expect a smooth bitcoin behavior before the summer peak again.
Just my 2 cents...

 

fix'd... scam coin difficulty isn't random it's arbitrary. 

Got me amazed also, actually...

or SHT to keep the 3 letter standard 

Man... you're reminding me that once in my life I believed coinHunter and his scamcoin... gosh! I still feel ashamed 

Considering that for a "post Steve Jobs return" Apple user the most important "feature" is the Apple sticker attached to it, I don't see what difference it makes if it's made in China or elsewhere... as long as the glue is good enough.

ImgBurn

I don't blame it on the workers, for 30 USD/mo in average that's exactly a "you get what you paid for". I blame it on the corps. which "boost their income" in such way.

Case you hadn't noticed it yet, most of the World is currently under the "American Empire"... 
"Countries" just have puppet governments in order to keep the folks happy, but most of those governments will comply ASAP with whatever sh*t Washington come up with.