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March 30, 2013, 01:21:46 AM |
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I expected 100 to be broken without any hassle at all, but now we have stopped and are sitting cautiously below 90.
I wonder what that means? This is actually feeling like the top because we have not added any major services in the last month and the rise has been because of speculation.
What do we do? Sell high and buy low? Or hold all the way to the bottom?
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proudhon
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March 30, 2013, 01:23:36 AM |
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I expected 100 to be broken without any hassle at all, but now we have stopped and are sitting cautiously below 90.
I wonder what that means? This is actually feeling like the top because we have not added any major services in the last month and the rise has been because of speculation.
What do we do? Sell high and buy low? Or hold all the way to the bottom?
Sell. Buy back in the single digits. The long slow slide has begun.
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Bitcoin Fact: the price of bitcoin will not be greater than $70k for more than 25 consecutive days at any point in the rest of recorded human history.
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nobbynobbynoob
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March 30, 2013, 01:27:55 AM |
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Sell. Buy back in the single digits. The long slow slide has begun.
No chance, my virtual friends and I are buying up all the 'coin at $10-$15 so it'll never be single digits again... ...unless we're discussing dollar price per mBTC of course.
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March 30, 2013, 01:29:15 AM |
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When non-tech friends of mine are asking me for help on how to get bitcoins, that's a signal for me that we still have not peaked. The current drop or flat-out could just be because of the long weekend. No banks are open (at least not in Sweden) during friday-monday this weekend.
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drawingthesun (OP)
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March 30, 2013, 01:36:09 AM |
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When non-tech friends of mine are asking me for help on how to get bitcoins, that's a signal for me that we still have not peaked. The current drop or flat-out could just be because of the long weekend. No banks are open (at least not in Sweden) during friday-monday this weekend.
Thanks, yeah I guess we can't really know what's going to happen until Monday/Tuesday depending where you live. Although I will kick myself if Tuesday comes and instead of $100 we get $10
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Ichthyo
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March 30, 2013, 01:38:31 AM |
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Sell. Buy back in the single digits. The long slow slide has begun.
Proudhon, you are like a ghost: you need to repeat the actions from the first crash in 2011 over and over again... sell right before the top, buy back when it rebounds...
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March 30, 2013, 01:38:36 AM |
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When non-tech friends of mine are asking me for help on how to get bitcoins, that's a signal for me that we still have not peaked. The current drop or flat-out could just be because of the long weekend. No banks are open (at least not in Sweden) during friday-monday this weekend.
That is the exact opposite reasoning of what to do when being told of the legendary story about a rich man who owns stocks hearing the elevator boy wanting to buy stocks before the great crash of the market. Seems like everything is bullish right now.
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March 30, 2013, 01:42:28 AM |
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When non-tech friends of mine are asking me for help on how to get bitcoins, that's a signal for me that we still have not peaked. The current drop or flat-out could just be because of the long weekend. No banks are open (at least not in Sweden) during friday-monday this weekend.
That is the exact opposite reasoning of what to do when being told of the legendary story about a rich man who owns stocks hearing the elevator boy wanting to buy stocks before the great crash of the market. Seems like everything is bullish right now. When my mom want's to buy, then I know that it's time to sell. This is NOT mass adoption, not by a long shot.
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I am an evangelical missionary heading to China. Donations are welcome here (dedicated wallet): 1H8iswayfTaRb6oe2WjMCRmchBJHYyfx9z You can find more information about my plans here: http://btcmission.com
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March 30, 2013, 01:44:38 AM |
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When non-tech friends of mine are asking me for help on how to get bitcoins, that's a signal for me that we still have not peaked. The current drop or flat-out could just be because of the long weekend. No banks are open (at least not in Sweden) during friday-monday this weekend.
That is the exact opposite reasoning of what to do when being told of the legendary story about a rich man who owns stocks hearing the elevator boy wanting to buy stocks before the great crash of the market. Seems like everything is bullish right now. When my mom want's to buy, then I know that it's time to sell. This is NOT mass adoption, not by a long shot. I do not think mass adoption is going to happen. So that is where we prob differ in opinion. So when I hear about somewhat techy people asking about how to get bitcoin.. those ppl == ur mom.
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Ichthyo
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March 30, 2013, 01:45:01 AM |
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I wonder what that means? This is actually feeling like the top because we have not added any major services in the last month and the rise has been because of speculation.
This is quite true, with the exception of that e-government site (but I guess only few people have noticed that). Overall this current action seems to be fuelled by anticipation, so basically we are in "bubble land". Which doesn't mean we can go on for longer than any reasonable bear has still coins left to sell... What do we do? Sell high and buy low? Or hold all the way to the bottom?
Not being all in at the begin of an weekend is always a good idea. Beyond that, probably it's a good idea just to follow and not trying to run ahead and not reacting on anything too hastily.
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March 30, 2013, 02:56:21 AM |
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I wonder what that means? This is actually feeling like the top because we have not added any major services in the last month and the rise has been because of speculation.
This is quite true, with the exception of that e-government site (but I guess only few people have noticed that).Overall this current action seems to be fuelled by anticipation, so basically we are in "bubble land". Which doesn't mean we can go on for longer than any reasonable bear has still coins left to sell... What do we do? Sell high and buy low? Or hold all the way to the bottom?
It isn't even remotely true. Expensify is a huge deal - added just a few days ago. Bridgewalker is a service - released in usable beta last week - that is a real game-changer for adoption by the non-geek crowd. Several others, too. But facts don't interest you, I'm thinking.
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Dankedan: price seems low, time to sell I think...
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drawingthesun (OP)
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March 30, 2013, 04:57:44 AM |
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I wonder what that means? This is actually feeling like the top because we have not added any major services in the last month and the rise has been because of speculation.
This is quite true, with the exception of that e-government site (but I guess only few people have noticed that).Overall this current action seems to be fuelled by anticipation, so basically we are in "bubble land". Which doesn't mean we can go on for longer than any reasonable bear has still coins left to sell... What do we do? Sell high and buy low? Or hold all the way to the bottom?
It isn't even remotely true. Expensify is a huge deal - added just a few days ago. Bridgewalker is a service - released in usable beta last week - that is a real game-changer for adoption by the non-geek crowd. Several others, too. But facts don't interest you, I'm thinking. Does https://www.expensify.com/ use Bitcoin? It says its completely free? And has no mention of Bitcoin on the homepage. And what is Bridgewalker? Its not coming up on the first page of Google. I'm not trolling and I am really interested in any new business that sells product or service for Bitcoin, but both of those examples are not very convincing.
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drawingthesun (OP)
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March 30, 2013, 05:44:28 AM |
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Cheers. That Bridgewalker app looks really good. Neat idea to have a users balance held in USD using MtGox. This could catch on!
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LTC -> BTC -> Silver!
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March 30, 2013, 05:46:34 AM |
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Sell. Buy back in the single digits. The long slow slide has begun.
proudhon classic!™
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March 30, 2013, 06:03:08 AM |
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That Bridgewalker app looks really good. Neat idea to have a users balance held in USD using MtGox. This could catch on!
I'm using Bridgewalker. The developer is the same guy who created InstaWallet - lo, these many moons gone by. I've already gotten one more bitcoiner added, using it. It makes explanations almost unnecessary. As for Expensify, you might want to try here: http://falkvinge.net/2013/03/28/why-expensify-endorsing-bitcoin-is-a-really-big-deal-social-virality/Maybe you've heard of Falkvinge...
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Dankedan: price seems low, time to sell I think...
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aurora
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March 30, 2013, 06:18:29 AM |
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dont worry folks. Once everyone gets enough bitcoins they can afford, they will realize nothing it cant be spend on but some weed, they will start selling.
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Dym.gameDouble your money. Use Martingale/anti strategies. 1 to 1 odds
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Le Happy Merchant
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March 30, 2013, 06:20:09 AM |
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dont worry folks. Once everyone gets enough bitcoins they can afford, they will realize nothing it cant be spend on but some weed, they will start selling.
Selling into weed, not USD.
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tutkarz
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March 30, 2013, 07:25:41 AM |
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Sites my begin to accept bitcoins or not but you should include also new sites created by bitcoin users too. And this amount is constantly rising.
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Ichthyo
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March 31, 2013, 12:42:23 AM |
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...because we have not added any major services in the last month and the rise has been because of speculation.
This is quite true, with the exception of that e-government site (but I guess only few people have noticed that). Overall this current action seems to be fuelled by anticipation, so basically we are in "bubble land". Which doesn't mean we can go on for longer than any reasonable bear has still coins left to sell...
It isn't even remotely true.
Expensify is a huge deal - added just a few days ago. Bridgewalker is a service - released in usable beta last week - that is a real game-changer for adoption by the non-geek crowd.
But facts don't interest you, I'm thinking.
Attentively observing the facts, but I keep my stance. Expensify - yet another " might be a bit deal" if it takes off Bridgewalker - yet another nifty Bitcoin wallet, which could take off when bitcoin would be in more widespread use All of this is fine and a long term bullish sign. But right now, the actual utility of Bitcoin does not justify the price leap. Conclusion is, the price leap is driven by anticipation. Which means, we are in a bubble. Period. This does not indicate it will pop tomorrow. This does not even indicate the rate will totally crash (sorry Proudhon). Just tune down your exuberance by some degrees, people.
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