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SuperHakka (OP)
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April 14, 2013, 10:52:26 AM
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I think that the rise from here on is going to be more difiicult that the last one from $30 to $260 because of this. there are many who bought from $30 to $260 who might think at various points to lock in at least part of their profits between here and $260 "just in case" there is another crash. You know, peeps who were multimillionaires when price was $260 but thought it was going to $500 and also those locked out from mt gox who tried but couldn't to get out. there will be many price points between here and there were there will be a lot of selling pressure that wasn't there during the first run. are you going to cash out at least some of your btc "just in case"?

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April 14, 2013, 10:54:38 AM
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I think that the rise from here on is going to be more difiicult that the last one from $30 to $260 because of this. there are many who bought from $30 to $260 who might think at various points to lock in at least part of their profits between here and $260 "just in case" there is another crash. You know, peeps who were multimillionaires when price was $260 but thought it was going to $500 and also those locked out from mt gox who tried but couldn't to get out. there will be many price points between here and there were there will be a lot of selling pressure that wasn't there during the first run. are you going to cash out at least some of your btc "just in case"?



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April 14, 2013, 10:57:58 AM
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I couldn't read any of this.  Too much speed taken by op?
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