Do you happen to have the link to the James Rickards interview? yep: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVOmVbHtz1kand it's really good, too. I'll definitely read his upcoming book. If you haven't read "currency wars", it's probably good to read it beforehand in case you plan to read the new one. oh and he has a message for us at the end: The governments watching everything you do. So, if you're in bitcoin,... enjoy it, but don't kid yourself and think the government's not watching.
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Are you new or something ? The price can fall far lower than it has so far.
I generally consider that 10k BTC can be bought or dumped at any point in time with zero notice.
A 10k dump right now would take us down to $155
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I have to confess I was short-term to medium-term bearish around the $90-95 area in July, and I sold a decent chunk of my coins hoping to catch "the final downturn" and buy some more BTC. That is starting to feel like a really really bad decision. (Bought back a few some days ago because the charts were looking good, but on the whole still a really bad move).
I sold over 20 BTC march 11, tell me about bad decisions. If you have any left from march 11, you are up on 99.9% of the population  . |
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I have to confess I was short-term to medium-term bearish around the $90-95 area in July, and I sold a decent chunk of my coins hoping to catch "the final downturn" and buy some more BTC. That is starting to feel like a really really bad decision. (Bought back a few some days ago because the charts were looking good, but on the whole still a really bad move).
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a bubble is never good for the long term health of the bitcoin market, it creates panic sell/buy which will keep most investors and normal people from trusting the coin.
You should not care for the long term health of any market. You should not care for investors and normal people. You should only care for yourself and for here and now and how much profit you can make out of a bubble if it appears. There isn't a bubble yet. It could be the very early stages of the start of a bubble, or it could end up not being. I think the fact that everyone is constantly thinking about a bubble leads to more corrections and stability, in fact. Bitcoin-ers are very aware of bubbles. +1 |
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it is scary though, it reminds me of April bubble, a bubble is never a good sing, I would like to see the price stable at this price for more days then rise slowly again rather than rising too much and crash to $100
a bubble is never good for the long term health of the bitcoin market, it creates panic sell/buy which will keep most investors and normal people from trusting the coin.
This isn't even close to the April bubble. |
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Autorenew doesn't work from time to time (I rechecked last night to make sure I had the option activated for my higher % loans, and now another one of those ended up in my lendable balance).
Sorry bitfinex team if I seem like an eternal nag. I really like your service, just trying to improve the experience.
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Do you happen to have the link to the James Rickards interview? |
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How is it that Walsoraj started as a satire of Jaroslaw.... and now Jaroslaw has gone, Walsoraj has taken his place!
It's the same guy Doubt it. |
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OMG look at the wall at Stamps
and here i am buying alts...
stamp just said Boom  |
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Site down, what's up?
EDIT: nvm, up again.
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The internet hasn't been around all that long.
Long distance communication, and radio and television haven't been around that long either.
I believe these are just short term events on the earth that will come to an end someday.
Mankind may in fact, end up living like cave-dwellers some day, and forget all about all these inventions, as though
they never even existed.
And bitcoin? Bitcoin won't matter either.
But for a short time, perhaps while we are alive today.
But Gold has been around for a long time, and I think it will remain popular.
At some point in time, the wheel hadn't been around for long either. PS: And I bet there were a lot of people back then claiming that it was a fad, because there weren't enough roads on which it could be used (not that you are saying a similar thing now). |
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Bidsum up to 13.33M. I wonder if people are actually depositing on gox now or if this is money that was on the sidelines.
Would have to be pretty dumb to deposit on Gox. Press articles still refer to Gox. Not everybody roams the bitcointalk boards. Plus, even some people of the people here actually seem to prefer it. |
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The move from $1,000 to $100,000 will happen faster then $10 to $1,000
I think you are getting ahead of yourself. I am a bull, but BTC infrastructure is still abysmal. |
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Agreed on his comments.
Only I think that in the current phase, speculation, gambling and potential store of value are more important to bitcoin than remittances etc. , although the economic use cases mentioned will become important with time.
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This guy doesn't get it... "It's not a medium of exchange".  "it's got no natural advantages over gold" Guess it doesn't take much to be called a "guru" these days. |
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Bam ! Bitstamp going strong.
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This guy doesn't get it... "It's not a medium of exchange". |
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