I'm starting to think my 180 prediction MIGHT! be wrong  how come? |
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well somebody's a vulgarian here for sure.  That dumb fuck is going to be you when he grows up lol. what's the problem? didn't get your daily dose of daytrading or is your SR shipment delayed? just keep your word choice a bit decent, this is not reddit. Hope he doesn't 'choke the chicken' too hard tonight i just realized momobitcoin already delete his ranting post. call that anger management  could we continue, please... |
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well somebody's a vulgarian here for sure. That dumb fuck is going to be you when he grows up lol. what's the problem? didn't get your daily dose of daytrading or is your SR shipment delayed? just keep your word choice a bit decent, this is not reddit. |
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Me personally - I want BTC to "work" and I don't want it to lose me money. That's it. Obviously this is a speculation thread so most people want to make gains, but not necessarily at the cost of the little people, "bait" as you so tactfully put it. I think a lot of people on here are hoping that we can make gains at the cost of the Big People. That's the point.
He's obviously not a native English speaker. Cut him some slack you stupid fuck. And snip your damn posts so I don't have to scroll for ten seconds every time I need to school your ignorant ass. well somebody's a vulgarian here for sure. |
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status: auction ended. one bidder: i see friedcat is online and he didnt confirmed anything here, and bush told me he pm-ed him 2 days ago ...
any updates?
nopes ... this is taking too long, ill ask my money back from John so until there aren't any news from friedcat or a statement from the seller Bush ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=120439) whole situation will stay fishy. other users also posted comments about strange stuff happening. If somebody's interested to read the whole story: auction: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=230048.0i will do a last update if there's any change...  stay tuned...on the next episode of bitcoin patrol: ..... .... ... .. . |
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any updates?
nopes ... this is taking too long, ill ask my money back from John yea, sorry if i f***ed up your trade, but i just wanted to handle this in thought of the users. let's see if we get another statement by bush (this situation could be solved so easily). |
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Not interested in nitpicking, just thought I'd post a wikipedia link rather than the EU regulation.
never mind but thanks for the info, now i learned something about regulation of fruits in eu. you never know when that gets useful. |
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Once they start there will be no end. In no time you will have to prompt your peers for permission before adding them to peers.dat.. put a big warning sign saying THIS IS NOT MONEY on any physical bitcoins.. register all your addresses with the ECB.. their imagination has no end. They even regulate how deep your tractor is allowed to make tracks on your own farmland.
eu even regulated to what degree a banana has to bend to sell it as that. (no joke!) thanks for nitpicking  (ok it's not the bending per se) that's what you get for readings news without doing own research. but still a lot of of these regulations are ridiculous and many biological farmers can't sell their whole crop but just the amount that fits to those partly exaggerated standards. |
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thanks for that one. loved the comparison to some hookers beating up a mom because she looked like competition. btc is gonna get the hell speculated out of it by USD. |
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Once they start there will be no end. In no time you will have to prompt your peers for permission before adding them to peers.dat.. put a big warning sign saying THIS IS NOT MONEY on any physical bitcoins.. register all your addresses with the ECB.. their imagination has no end. They even regulate how deep your tractor is allowed to make tracks on your own farmland.
eu even regulated to what degree a banana has to bend to sell it as that. (no joke!) |
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i'm sure we will see some more bubbles in the transition phase from commodity to currency
Bitcoin's more of a ball than a bubble. It just keeps bouncing.  i know this pic made quite its rounds on the forum after the bubble and is sucked dry right now, but i still think it's interesting in sense of the different phases. the whole bubble behaved a bit like this chart but imo big difference is that we are momentarily still in awareness phase . as the news change quite fast, btc had a very short attention span by main media during the pop, that could perhaps just scratch the surface of mania phase. (no big headlines on front page...at least in europe) right now everything's back to normal besides that value is half of bubble's peak which is quite good. (so if you'd follow this chart there hasn't been any phase of despair? or was that at 60$?) perhaps btc needs these bubbles to get more attention everytime and some "heartbeat" going. (trading is easy...growth of market around it takes quite some time) |
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As soon as there is enough support in the 110's to dump around 4k coins.
why would you dump 4k coins if we see 180$ in two weeks Because we won't these dumps seem just so important during phases with low volume. but you can watch the strings of some puppetmasters as long as you want and you won't find out what's behind it. there are not just manipulators under the whales but also guys that actually care less about some peanuts of profit. a stabilized value attracts confidence of more investors and market growth can keep up. e.g. i read on some mining thread that the dump on 2nd June was done by some miners cashing out and somebody there even gave start signal after establishing a huge sell wall so the price slipped only by 10$. of course a lot is manipulation with such a small market, but it's not always intended to just pump and dump for the profit. |
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I find it interesting that the low after the pop was lower than the point where the bubble appeared to form. It was quite a bit lower too !
so question would be if we already bottomed out after pop or if ongoing speculation still prevents assimilation phase? i'm sure we will see some more bubbles in the transition phase from commodity to currency until someday the growing market is ready to balance that out. |
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isn't the main problem regarding this that btc is very bipolar in its usage.
commodity (with speculation) and currency.
the market has to decide when and if we will have a balance between these two.
ergo you can only apply these bubble examples to some extent.
or do i have a wrong thought approach?
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As soon as there is enough support in the 110's to dump around 4k coins.
why would you dump 4k coins if we see 180$ in two weeks |
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The idea is to decentralize even more by making the technology easier to use by a wider audience. A BTC blackbox, a BTC credit card etc (or rpietila's paper BTC IOUs - hmmm like Ripple ) are what's needed. We need to take the geek side out of the Bitcoin use. Make it easy to use so people can simply ignore the technology behind it and use it as they would any other currency (and each device should be a miner, to process transactions and secure the network). That's when mass adoption can really start. OTOH, I also think that Bitcoin will be superseded, eventually, and possibly even by a GOV-launched coin (best way to beat BTC is to make it irrelevant), unless we reach critical mass within a short period of time (less than 10 years from introduction). I can't imagine people would happily adapt some coin created by governments. Because everybody knows who Satoshi is? What if he/it really was/were, say, the IRA? looking at facebook we saw many many other social networks pop up and disappear on the web before it was hugely adapted around the globe. (and that took 7-8 years!)
Looking at MySpace... they were big when FB wasn't even there (and who remembers friendster?). i can't look in the future but also can't imagine some other cryptocurrency suddenly pop up and establish a market like btc has in last years.
Look at the MySpace/Facebook analogy. One is going nowhere and the other "to da moon". The founders of a company are usually able to grow it to a certain size. The you need new people, "the suits", to grow it even bigger. It's like people are stuck within a certain 1-10 factor. If you want to reach 100, you need new people at 10. Bitcoin is the founding coin, who's to say it'll grow enough before it runs out of steam? (maybe Bitcoin 2.0 will be the next Bitcoin, I'm not discounting the possibility) but these new coins can partly be exchanged to each other already. I'm sure coin market would transform and every btc holder could change it to the new rising cryptocurrency. you can't just leave btc market out and start from the beginning creating your own. (except you are a big company with an already huge market share) the comparison to social networks was a bit off by me because some user account is worth nothing for a market in itself than the potential for marketing, btc has an actual value to buy products and that can't be ignored. |
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The idea is to decentralize even more by making the technology easier to use by a wider audience. A BTC blackbox, a BTC credit card etc (or rpietila's paper BTC IOUs - hmmm like Ripple ) are what's needed. We need to take the geek side out of the Bitcoin use. Make it easy to use so people can simply ignore the technology behind it and use it as they would any other currency (and each device should be a miner, to process transactions and secure the network). That's when mass adoption can really start. OTOH, I also think that Bitcoin will be superseded, eventually, and possibly even by a GOV-launched coin (best way to beat BTC is to make it irrelevant), unless we reach critical mass within a short period of time (less than 10 years from introduction). I can't imagine people would happily adapt some coin created by governments. Typical John Doe still has a slight doubt to everything that comes from authorities. imo more possible way would be coins by different big companies restricted to buys for their products. (and the authorities watching the whole thing via Prism-like observation system). looking at facebook we saw many many other social networks pop up and disappear on the web before it was hugely adapted around the globe. (and that took 7-8 years!) i can't look in the future but also can't imagine some other cryptocurrency suddenly pop up and establish a market like btc has in last years. but that's just me talking |
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yea i mentioned that before... didn't want to harm some seller's reputation right away as I don't know much about auctions on this forum, but if you watch the facts it's obvious that this auction is manipulated in some way. |
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