I have an extra copy (sealed) for the newest release of COD "Advanced Warfare" on Xbox360 Asking $45 in btc @ coinbase rate. Price includes priority shipping within the USA. I've worked on the past 2 Call of Duty games and I usually receive free copies across various platforms (this is the last one I am trying to sell) I am totally open to Escrow.
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24vc.com
accepts btc as well
I use them for a dedicated ip (not dynamic) speeds are great and its reliable
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Anyone have one (legit) for sale?
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Taking a short position now isnt the smartest decision.
you said the same shit when it was at 600$ ---- yes, it's always time to short i just dumped my LTC in grace ... i'll buy back for 50 cents (maybe, if i'm still interested later) Show me where I said that
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Taking a short position now isnt the smartest decision.
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Pathetic attempt from the bears... surprise surprise
I sold at $220 so we better fucking go down.
Might see another mini dump to 216-218, but I don't think its going to go much lower than that.
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Remember kids... the price doesn't matter, bad news doesn't matter, China doesn't matter. Nothing matters in BTCland other than pictures of honey badgers and walls of text proclaiming the NWO. Lemme save you the time. He says that money only has value because we believe it has value. I suppose that's true in a certain context but useless. Economics professors (he's a prof) only have value because we believe they have value also. What determines MARKET value for anything is supply and demand and what determines the value of something to an individual is marginal utility. Any Econ Prof worth his salt will tell you that the first week of Econ 101.
BillyJoeAllenRedneck firefighter who can't spell his own home state correctly
And of course even those with an education are wrong, wrong, wrong. So, make sure to keep buying BTC with your credit card...if Cletus here says its good, why worry. Yanis Varoufakis admits he's a Marxist, which means he's still clinging to the thoroughly discredited Labor Theory of Value when it was replaced by Marginal Utility by all non-Marxist economists about a century ago. Certain people seem to put an exorbitant amount of effort into discrediting me. Why? I'm a nobody from nowhere. What is it that I am saying that is so dangerous that it requires these ad hominem attacks? Beware the short squeeze boys and girls. It's coming. I think it's likely we can start to see a squeeze very soon
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This is interesting compared to yesterday. Shorts down despite the dump Huh, interesting! It really seems more and more people start to get nervous by the resilience of the price. I'm starting to believe more and more that we may only need one final flash-crash to send this thing back into bull-mode at last! They can barely keep the price below $220. If it goes anywhere near 190-205 the volume is gonna be so insane and the squeeze is going to be so painful.
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an exchange no one has heard of has 500 million of the 3 billion dollar market cap
someone ban the troll / scamming OP for posting this shit
Agreed, OP should be banned for repeatedly trying to spread untrue FUD. Are you stupid? Can you even read? Do you think all those articles are made up? Did the bitcoin bearmarket destroy your brain, or are you just another typical bull scammer who is trying to discredit everyone and everything telling the truth? Can you even read, Fonzi? Are you stupid, or a liar? It was a Ponzi, why isn't that fact in your thread title? He likes to bend the facts.
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This is interesting compared to yesterday. Shorts down despite the dump
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cards die after 1 week i have bought hundreds of cards from this guy on cryptothrift before he was banned.
every single one got cancelled.
Who was he on Cryptothrift?
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Just a small reminder why the orderbook of Bitfinex often looks more bullish(than Stamp with its meager 3 mio USD). Due to the possibiliy of margin trading and using Bitcoin as collateral it is not necessary to deposit real or fresh USD over there. A lot of those bids are probably from early adopters using their huge BTC stash tryin to protect their investment with it. However as the price gets lower and lower their available net worth that is needed to place orders also gets lower, which leads to less and less USD bid sum if the price goes down. My guess is that 60-70% of the bids in the orderbook are created with BTC used as collateral, which could lead to a death spiral if we should get another huge crash below 150$ where people actually try to withdraw USD and no longer look to increase their BTC positions. Please correct me if i am wrong!
No Shit Sherlock
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Itīs official. http://www.chinatimes.com/realtimenews/20150208002335-260410Google translate:: "Hong Kong, " Wen Wei Po" reported bitcoin (bitcoin) again to Hong Kong investors ' loss of hand bad feet " : Hong Kong, a Bitcoin payment platform has suddenly closed down , estimated at nearly 3000 Bitcoin investors may lose everything at any time . It is understood that when a group of Hong Kong investors in Bitcoin trading platform related office visits , found that have been left vacant , suspected of fraud and pyramid selling , the estimated total amount of all " victims ' losses at any time up to three billion Hong Kong dollars . Today they will collectively Police...." Thanks to Jorge for breaking the news. Wait until this hits the news worldwide on monday, which will probably trigger the crash to sub 100. We would go there anyways, but a good news story will probably add more momentum and preserves us from more failed pumps and boring sideways action before the crash. So why aren't the Chinese exchanges dumping like crazy? 3 billion yuan = 2.17 million btc at the current price. 3000 investors means the average investor had 725 btc each It seems to be 3 billion hong kong dollars = 386 million US dollars = 1.7 million BTC. If these were already stolen and sold though (with just a recent closure) that could help account for all of this downward pressure we've been having. That downward pressure is just the usual bears shorting.
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Itīs official. http://www.chinatimes.com/realtimenews/20150208002335-260410Google translate:: "Hong Kong, " Wen Wei Po" reported bitcoin (bitcoin) again to Hong Kong investors ' loss of hand bad feet " : Hong Kong, a Bitcoin payment platform has suddenly closed down , estimated at nearly 3000 Bitcoin investors may lose everything at any time . It is understood that when a group of Hong Kong investors in Bitcoin trading platform related office visits , found that have been left vacant , suspected of fraud and pyramid selling , the estimated total amount of all " victims ' losses at any time up to three billion Hong Kong dollars . Today they will collectively Police...." Thanks to Jorge for breaking the news. Wait until this hits the news worldwide on monday, which will probably trigger the crash to sub 100. We would go there anyways, but a good news story will probably add more momentum and preserves us from more failed pumps and boring sideways action before the crash. So why aren't the Chinese exchanges dumping like crazy? 3 billion yuan = 2.17 million btc at the current price. 3000 investors means the average investor had 725 btc each No one gives a shit about that site. It's not a major exchange.
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Longs were over 15mm long before the recent dumps. not really, 2 weeks ago we were, last week it hit a low as 14.4 or 14.6 mill? last monday or tuesday. It's been steadily increasing. Shorts are down since thursday/friday but not by much. The failed dump on wednesday really hurt them.
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Longs are absorbing these @damiano: How do the swaps work with the price? Is there a site where you can trade? It's just data from bitfinex. I have my long position there. I use okcoin futures to daytrade on these swings and profit goes to bitfinex
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Longs are absorbing these
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Sitarow,
hey i would like to tell you that nobody cares for your stupid graphs. STOP IT AND GET THE FUCK OFF!
THANKS AND BEST WISHES
FONZIE
I actually do appreciate them. Your always welcome to ignore him.
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If you paid via CC from paypal your better off charging back through them (if indeed you were scammed)
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