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August 23, 2012, 09:11:59 PM |
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Hypothetically speaking if Pirate's alleged ponzi scheme never existed what do you think the price of BTC would be and why? I'm of the opinion it would be lower because of the manipulating one person has been able to do. What ever Pirate is doing even before his announcement to close down seems to have had a drastic effect on the price. I could be totally wrong and would love to hear someone's opinion with a real handle on what's been going on.
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August 23, 2012, 09:47:31 PM |
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Stagnant as a voting option?
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August 23, 2012, 09:48:45 PM |
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Stagnant as a voting option?
Done thx for the feed back
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August 23, 2012, 09:51:03 PM |
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How about lower and stagnant...
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August 23, 2012, 09:54:14 PM |
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i dont understand why everyone is voting lower ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif)
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August 23, 2012, 10:03:35 PM |
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Stagnant doesn't make any sense to me, so given the context, I'm just assuming 'stagnant' means 'about the same'.
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August 23, 2012, 10:27:14 PM |
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Stagnant doesn't make any sense to me
+1 so given the context, I'm just assuming 'stagnant' means 'about the same'.
So $10?
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August 23, 2012, 10:31:18 PM |
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i dont understand why everyone is voting lower ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) can you think of anything that happened recently that might indicate that the previous several months were based on a lie? ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FCCN16.png&t=665&c=n-7Nf9IEJxKDLg)
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August 23, 2012, 10:35:09 PM |
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The reward halving is near the corner, it will happen with a big bubble, probably BTC will go over 30, just wait to see the rally when ASICS will hit..
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August 23, 2012, 10:45:57 PM |
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i dont understand why everyone is voting lower
The Bitcoin price is determined by demand and supply. If people want to invest in a HYIP they need Bitcoins, so demand goes up. This results in a price increase. Back in December 2011 the Bitcoin price was at a local minimum around $2. BTCST was started at about the same time, and we had a constant upward trend since then. This was not only due to BTCST (e.g. SatoshiDICE was lunched in April), but BTCST contributed to the upward trend. I also discuss this in my medium-term market analysis.
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August 23, 2012, 10:47:47 PM |
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The reward halving is near the corner, it will happen with a big bubble,
yes, and that has been known since ... oh about 2009. it might already be priced in. if it stagnates here at $10 expect some selling by those like yourself thinking that alone would zip the price up to $15 or $30 and it ends up not looking likely to happen. just wait to see the rally when ASICS will hit..
hmm ... 7,200 btc are mined each day with 17 thash/s. then we have asic and go to 40 thash/s. and there still are 7,200 btc mined per day. how would that impact the exchange rate? perhaps you somehow thinking the hash rate controls the price? it is the other way around, after the price goes up more investment in mining capacity occurs and continues to occur until mining is no longer all that profitable.
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August 23, 2012, 11:00:35 PM |
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i dont understand why everyone is voting lower
The Bitcoin price is determined by demand and supply. If people want to invest in a HYIP they need Bitcoins, so demand goes up. This results in a price increase. Back in December 2011 the Bitcoin price was at a local minimum around $2. BTCST was started at about the same time, and we had a constant upward trend since then. This was not only due to BTCST (e.g. SatoshiDICE was lunched in April), but BTCST contributed to the upward trend. I also discuss this in my medium-term market analysis. no way can this be the driving force of the entire rally only 500,000BTC where ever put into this HYIP
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August 23, 2012, 11:23:14 PM |
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The reward halving is near the corner, it will happen with a big bubble, probably BTC will go over 30, just wait to see the rally when ASICS will hit..
Sometimes the bubble occurs in anticipation of an event so there aren't any significant price increases when the event actually occurs. The reward halving and the advent of ASIC might have driven a price hike independently of each other, but they may actually cancel each other out in reality.
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All I can say is that this is Bitcoin. I don't believe it until I see six confirmations.
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August 23, 2012, 11:56:32 PM |
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only 500,000BTC
That's still around 5% of all bitcoins minted.
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August 24, 2012, 12:07:34 AM |
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I think without pirate's scheme the price would still be around $5 to $6.
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August 24, 2012, 12:35:51 AM |
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to say that no one has any reason to buy bitcoin, but to throw them away on a HYIP. Is ridiculous!
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August 24, 2012, 12:42:30 AM |
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i dont understand why everyone is voting lower
The Bitcoin price is determined by demand and supply. If people want to invest in a HYIP they need Bitcoins, so demand goes up. This results in a price increase. Back in December 2011 the Bitcoin price was at a local minimum around $2. BTCST was started at about the same time, and we had a constant upward trend since then. This was not only due to BTCST (e.g. SatoshiDICE was lunched in April), but BTCST contributed to the upward trend. I also discuss this in my medium-term market analysis. no way can this be the driving force of the entire rally only 500,000BTC where ever put into this HYIP I don't believe investing in HYIPs drew the price up but those 500k bitcoins most likely were heavily traded on exchanges before. it is a significant amount that were taken out of exchanges causing supply deficit. If BTCST continued to operate for another year, word may have gotten out and in about half a year from now we could see new money coming in in order to get bitcoins in to BTCST
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August 24, 2012, 12:50:04 AM |
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The reward halving is near the corner, it will happen with a big bubble,
yes, and that has been known since ... oh about 2009. it might already be priced in. if it stagnates here at $10 expect some selling by those like yourself thinking that alone would zip the price up to $15 or $30 and it ends up not looking likely to happen. just wait to see the rally when ASICS will hit..
hmm ... 7,200 btc are mined each day with 17 thash/s. then we have asic and go to 40 thash/s. and there still are 7,200 btc mined per day. how would that impact the exchange rate? perhaps you somehow thinking the hash rate controls the price? it is the other way around, after the price goes up more investment in mining capacity occurs and continues to occur until mining is no longer all that profitable. The most decent estimates are 7x not 2x in network hash power right after ASICs come to market..
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August 24, 2012, 12:55:46 AM |
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The reward halving is near the corner, it will happen with a big bubble, probably BTC will go over 30, just wait to see the rally when ASICS will hit..
Sometimes the bubble occurs in anticipation of an event so there aren't any significant price increases when the event actually occurs. The reward halving and the advent of ASIC might have driven a price hike independently of each other, but they may actually cancel each other out in reality. Yes, I do agree, 99% of the time, but the bubble near this event will hit insane threshold scaled by huge spike in network haspower with its negative spike in BTC gain.
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August 24, 2012, 01:07:45 AM |
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i dont understand why everyone is voting lower
The Bitcoin price is determined by demand and supply. If people want to invest in a HYIP they need Bitcoins, so demand goes up. This results in a price increase. Back in December 2011 the Bitcoin price was at a local minimum around $2. BTCST was started at about the same time, and we had a constant upward trend since then. This was not only due to BTCST (e.g. SatoshiDICE was lunched in April), but BTCST contributed to the upward trend. I also discuss this in my medium-term market analysis. no way can this be the driving force of the entire rally only 500,000BTC where ever put into this HYIP I don't believe investing in HYIPs drew the price up but those 500k bitcoins most likely were heavily traded on exchanges before. it is a significant amount that were taken out of exchanges causing supply deficit. If BTCST continued to operate for another year, word may have gotten out and in about half a year from now we could see new money coming in in order to get bitcoins in to BTCST some a lot of people that hear about bitcoin right away think SCAM!.... your telling me once they hear 7% a week, with compound interest, they think INVESTMENT! that's it, beam me up scotty there's no intelligent life down here.
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