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March 28, 2013, 09:54:37 PM |
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![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FefG9a57.png&t=665&c=RDeZ4QMy6CaeUQ) GET OUT WHILE YOU STILL CAN THIS LOOKS LIKE IT IS IT
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March 28, 2013, 09:57:37 PM |
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can't i just bend over now and take it?
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March 28, 2013, 10:06:24 PM |
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they are dropping pretty quickly!
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March 28, 2013, 10:10:54 PM |
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Lol, the panic kicks in, MTGOX is down
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March 28, 2013, 10:15:41 PM |
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Is the bubble finally going...POP
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March 28, 2013, 10:17:01 PM |
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You people are insane to sell now. Now is the time to buy, buy, buy. This is inexperienced investors who think that the bubble must be bursting because the price has decrease 20% from today's high. There is no news, nothing to cause this sell off but fear. Twice this has happened, the last one was just this Saturday when the price decreased by 25% to $52 only to come back in a couple of hours.
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March 28, 2013, 10:21:58 PM |
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Back up we go.... Lets compile a nice list of the FUD screaming bitcoin haters who outed themselves to try and push this one as low as they could. Dickgobblers such as: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fmy.jetscreenshot.com%2F12749%2F20130328-i5oz-100kb.jpg&t=665&c=oRE2MUMmq7EM-g)
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March 28, 2013, 10:25:14 PM |
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If I had any extra money I would put it all into Bitcoin now. Anyone telling you to sell now is hoping to drive the price lower so they can buy at a discount.
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March 28, 2013, 11:13:44 PM |
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Maybe that is team Avalon cashing out their order money to buy parts, 48K in sell volume, and only 10K buy volume pushed it back towards 88 ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fphoto.mystisland.org%2Fcrash.jpg&t=665&c=YsVV43WO4_4f5A)
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March 28, 2013, 11:16:56 PM |
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SELL SELL SELL so I can BUY BUY BUY ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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March 28, 2013, 11:56:49 PM |
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Typically, whenever there is a notable increase in the volume, BTC drops in price. It has been happening pretty regularly.
My theory: when the actual buyers come in the price drops. In the meantime, few groups with huge number of BTCs buy and sell to each other, artificially increasing the price.
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March 29, 2013, 12:02:07 AM |
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My theory: when the actual buyers come in the price drops. In the meantime, few groups with huge number of BTCs buy and sell to each other, artificially increasing the price. Those groups can't have an infinite amount of bitcoins. Where are all the bitcoins that Coinbase is consistently selling out of coming from?
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March 29, 2013, 12:18:23 AM |
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My theory: when the actual buyers come in the price drops. In the meantime, few groups with huge number of BTCs buy and sell to each other, artificially increasing the price. Those groups can't have an infinite amount of bitcoins. Where are all the bitcoins that Coinbase is consistently selling out of coming from? The users that cash out with them I would assume.
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March 29, 2013, 12:20:23 AM |
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Those groups can't have an infinite amount of bitcoins. Where are all the bitcoins that Coinbase is consistently selling out of coming from?
Coinbase is dysfunctional for about a week. Can't put through any order, many users report that their existing accounts show negative amounts of BTCs, while they should be positive. My own account is showing 0.00 BTCs, even if I haven't sold any of the few that I managed to acquire from them over 3 weeks. I don't think Coinbase is doing any great business this week. Lots of people are reporting how slow MtGox is. That explains the bursty nature of the volume. Eventually all the shitty services and exchanges manage to process some real purchases and sales from small BTC account users. Provide the liquidity to this market and the price would drop or at least be more stable. They don't need to have infinite amounts of BTCs. Just big enough to be able to play while only a few others can come in and trade and establish real demand and supply. I sell you 1 BTC, you sell me 1 BTC. Over and over. How much do we have in the end? The same as when we started! Of course, this is all just a theory based on some observations and some past experiences with pink slip penny stocks.
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March 29, 2013, 12:23:31 AM |
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The users that cash out with them I would assume.
I suspect, but can not prove, that Coinbase is selling far more bitcoins than it is cashing out for users because I never see threads posted where people are complaining about not being able to sell on Coinbase. It's always the other way around. Tangible Cryptography is another good indicator. On the Bitcoins Direct side they are barely able to keep bitcoins in stock to sell, and frequently have to freeze orders and are rarely open to new clients. The FastCash4Bitcoins side keeps offering more ways to cash out and increasingly favourable rates but still can't find enough BTC sellers to keep up with demand on the other side of the business.
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March 29, 2013, 12:25:23 AM |
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Market correction function to establish a support price. From the support price, bitcoin value can continue its rise.
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March 29, 2013, 12:42:35 AM Last edit: March 29, 2013, 01:33:21 AM by Tonko |
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Typically, when a big buyer comes into the market he will push prices and volume up. A buyer is willing to cover a certain range of asks, including the asks higher than the average he would really like to purchase at.
The same on the sell side. When a large seller comes in determined to sell, he will have to sell to bids lower than the current price. Volume grows but price drops.
And of course, price is now going up on decreasing volume.
Since there is no official market-maker at MtGox, the entity(entities) acting in its stead are doing a great job.
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March 29, 2013, 01:27:26 AM |
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The users that cash out with them I would assume.
I suspect, but can not prove, that Coinbase is selling far more bitcoins than it is cashing out for users because I never see threads posted where people are complaining about not being able to sell on Coinbase. It's always the other way around. Tangible Cryptography is another good indicator. On the Bitcoins Direct side they are barely able to keep bitcoins in stock to sell, and frequently have to freeze orders and are rarely open to new clients. The FastCash4Bitcoins side keeps offering more ways to cash out and increasingly favourable rates but still can't find enough BTC sellers to keep up with demand on the other side of the business. Wouldn't this prove the theory that coinbase only sells what customers cashout, hence why people can always sell to coinbase and don't complain (I recently had 2 small cash outs process on ETA). If they were selling more than they can cover they would be slow on paying out for coins purchased. I just think it's a new business not accustom to the high volume of trades taking place and don't know how to handle it.
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March 29, 2013, 01:42:57 AM |
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Based on the way their buying limit works I think they are buying their bitcoins from Mt Gox, withdrawing them to their own addresses, and selling them to users who are mostly holding on to them. I think the 24 hour limit is based on them sending a new wire transfer to Mt Gox every day they use to buy Bitcoins with to sell to their customers. They are slowly trying to increase their volume but are limited by the ACH delay in terms of getting more money into their own accounts, and send most of their operating capital over to Mt Gox every day. When they stop accepting new orders it's because they are out of dollars to buy with until the banking system finishes processing another batch of ACH pulls and another wire.
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Tonko
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March 29, 2013, 02:36:01 AM |
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A new buy order initiates ACH transfer. It is understandable if they don't want/can not guarantee everybody current price in the face of daily increases and the time it takes to process the orders with MtGox.
But that works also the other way around - they are not getting new money in, because ACH transfer can't be processed if it doesn't start in the first place. Plus, sellers are depleting them of cash, even if this group is probably not complaining because delays for them mean better prices.
However, I would be scared to be a seller with this liquidity. One day, if price starts dropping and you can get out only a week later ...
A drop in price on high volume today shows that there are also sellers, whether many small or a few big ones.
Somebody was willing to sell at $75 when the current price was $105.
For that person, losing $30 on thousands of BTCs means nothing and there are three possibilities (and combinations of them): a) it is still $75 on investement of say $5. A prudent sale upon a huge gain. b) somebody really needs fiat c) somebody thinks shit is going to hit the fan and just wants out
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