One bitcoin x 10 is not going to do anything! So if you get 10 people, you'll see 10 bitcoins being purchased on bitcoinity? How is that any different from normal? If you can rally up 200 people, buying 10 coins each I'd join in (unfortunately this means I'd have to sell my coins first  ). |
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What about those of us who are looking to buy?
Breaking out is not the signal I want to wait for, lol
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Actualy many people rather want cash than bitcoins and they sellung out. So be carefull  Yes, you're totally right, because the fundamentals of fiat** are so much stronger than those of bitcoin, so everyone wants fiat not bitcoins. +1 |
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Why the fuck would a government want to wage a 51% attack.
If they wanted to shut it down they'd just take seize the exchanges and make it illegal.
Game over for bitcoin. If people are still using it illegally then they could 51% attack. They wouldn't need ASICs I'm sure that due to the massive investments in cyberwarfare, they already have more than enough computing power to outhash the entire network, let alone if it were illegal and thus most people stopped mining.
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I have another theory... Most of the people on this forum are likely the nerdy types so they're probably crying over selling low to investors who have got better things to do than post here. Take it from me (a fellow nerd who sold hundreds of them at sub $1)... you aint gonna be able to buy back in at sub $20 again. Time to cry myself to sleep  I agree. I think this forum has little to no effect on the price. |
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Man that's all pie in the sky thinking.
Bitcoin isn't a threat to the central banks. Bitcoin being decentralised means it's really not a threat to anyone.
It's kind of like what open source software is to a big company like IBM. The fact is they ended up embracing it, capitalising on it, and developing it.
The other thing is bitcoin could be shut down any day of the week by government, if the banks really saw it as threat, they'd just nuke it off the radar.
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Just curious
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This recent rise seems very similar to the rise to 266. There will surely be corrections to the increases. I am guessing we are near the top of this rise, I am guessing 165-170 and then a good size correction. Of course, just an opinion that will be labeled "bearish". I have my buy orders in now waiting for a drop.
You called it.. Well done! Where do you see the bottom? |
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Price manipulation too...
I just bought at 145 woohoo
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Definitely seems more of a correction to me.
Think it'll settle at 150
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Man I'm so pissed, if I hadn't sold to myself, I'd be making some money here.
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Actually that gives me an idea. They have a trading API, that I've used... Maybe I'll make an enhanced interface for Gox.
Anyone who'd want this +1
If I get enough +1s, interest I'll start a separate thread to discuss
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So stupidly, in the midst of the panic I set a sell order at 149.
The price had since then been trading at 150+
To my amazement the order didn't go through, but looking at my coins, they'd gone down.
Turns out I'd put in a ridiculous buy order at over $2000 a coin, 2797
I managed to lose 6 coins, by trying to sell.
Why the fuck would gox let you do something so stupid?
Oh wait... They got some nice fees.
Ok sure what I did was dumb, but fuck Gox they should make it clearer.
You don't know what you're doing on their shit interface
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Is that for real?
Sounds like bullshit.
Paypal wouldn't go near it yet. Why promote something that could damage your business?
Then again when/if it really takes off it'd be a good business for them to get into
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Now it's time to start panic buying!
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I don't think it's a crash, just a correction.
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one person makes a big sell.. And we reap up the bounce back? I'm back on the day trading bus |
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Man some people are having a party here getting cheap coins!
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NO I must hold
Why would millions move into the market over the last few hours just to get out now..
They're wrong.. I'm not going to panic
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