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April 30, 2014, 12:39:37 PM |
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They're using just coinbase and kraken for charting?? why?
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mighty jol
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April 30, 2014, 12:42:41 PM |
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i agree with thechnical analysis there: it looks really bullish with strong resistance and the volume looks good.
i am in the group who thinks it's just about to run the bull way
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niothor
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April 30, 2014, 12:44:13 PM |
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They're using just coinbase and kraken for charting?? why?
Well , at least they aren't using Houbi , that's a great step forward. Besides , I really like Kraken. |
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p0peji
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April 30, 2014, 12:44:30 PM |
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CCMF anyone?  |
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niothor
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April 30, 2014, 12:48:49 PM |
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CCMF anyone? No , still lots of chinese fud leftovers in the market  |
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April 30, 2014, 12:49:59 PM |
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They're using just coinbase and kraken for charting?? why?
Probably as both are US-based. |
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April 30, 2014, 12:50:47 PM |
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Everyone is so bullish right before the trap and buys in to get burned, during some slow weak push up towards the major downtrend line.
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April 30, 2014, 12:53:33 PM |
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From a global head, thats an open and balanced explanation, of why he thinks Bloomberg have a valid interest.....at last! How long before BTC can be traded on a Bloomberg terminal, i wonder. |
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aminorex
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April 30, 2014, 12:59:00 PM |
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From a global head, thats an open and balanced explanation, of why he thinks Bloomberg have a valid interest.....at last! How long before BTC can be traded on a Bloomberg terminal, i wonder. You can trade anything via email OTC if you have a counterparty. Almost everything traded via terminal is MSG traffic. Exchange trading is for the punters. |
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April 30, 2014, 01:00:53 PM |
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April 30, 2014, 01:06:00 PM |
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Everyone is so bullish right before the trap and buys in to get burned, during some slow weak push up towards the major downtrend line.
we just retraced 100% of a china ban sell off, we have divergance on a daily scale, inverse H&S on a daily scale, divergance on an hourly scale, inverse H&S on an hourly scale, a clear corrective retracement of a bull run off major lows, and fresh fiat entering the market. Dont you think this is a dangerous time to put your trust in the down trend?  |
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April 30, 2014, 01:10:54 PM |
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And one more of mine predictions went to bin. I was extremely sure from my calculations and charts investigations that till this time price will hit $550... I was wrong one more time ... |
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April 30, 2014, 01:23:15 PM |
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His hatred for our freedom knows no bounds, [ ... ] He usually manages a semblance of sanity until his "libertarian" reaction formation is activated, whereupon all bets are off.
Good to see you airing those "academic" prejudices a little more openly again, prof. Have the high priests of the global Bitcoin conspiracy been getting to you again?  Bitcoin could be your saviour but you're so terrified of some of its libertarian fans somehow taking complete control of this massive open-to-all consensus-based network that you'd rather dedicate your time to saving the world from those dangerous imaginary cultists [ ... ] I think your political bias might be showing a tad.  My sincere apologies if I ever gave the impression that I had any sympathy or respect whatsoever for the libertarian ideology. If you care, I could try to remove any lingering doubts you may have about my opinions on the matter. By the way, I am still trying to figure out what exactly is the "freedom" that the bitcoin "libertarians" are so obsessed about. It seems that most of them are in the US or "US-like" countries, so it cannot be freedom of speech, religion, travel, residence, association, study, dress, drink, sex, marriage, work, property, trade, investment, enterprise, and many other basic freedoms that the citizens of those countries enjoy to a higher degree than most other people in the world (and that bitcoin cannot do anything about anyway). So, what exactly are those "freedoms" that the "libertarians" miss, and hope to get through bitcoin? |
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April 30, 2014, 01:40:33 PM |
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Could this pump have been caused by westerners trading on Huobi, who want to get their money out of the exchange by buying btc and transferring it to Stamp or whatever?
This is something I've been wondering for some time. Even if it is chinese, the logical reaction to a pending ban should be to _buy_ asap and transfer to a safe wallet. Yes in general but that doesnt have any logical connection to the small pump this morning. If western traders wanted out of Huobi (and they didnt do it at any point in the last 4 months) they would have done it while Stamp price was $15 higher. Theres no reason why all of a sudden western traders would jump from Huobi, I also doubt that there are that many western traders trading on Huobi anyway. |
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April 30, 2014, 01:42:25 PM |
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His hatred for our freedom knows no bounds, [ ... ] He usually manages a semblance of sanity until his "libertarian" reaction formation is activated, whereupon all bets are off.
Good to see you airing those "academic" prejudices a little more openly again, prof. Have the high priests of the global Bitcoin conspiracy been getting to you again? Bitcoin could be your saviour but you're so terrified of some of its libertarian fans somehow taking complete control of this massive open-to-all consensus-based network that you'd rather dedicate your time to saving the world from those dangerous imaginary cultists [ ... ] I think your political bias might be showing a tad. My sincere apologies if I ever gave the impression that I had any sympathy or respect whatsoever for the libertarian ideology. If you care, I could try to remove any lingering doubts you may have about my opinions on the matter. By the way, I am still trying to figure out what exactly is the "freedom" that the bitcoin "libertarians" are so obsessed about. It seems that most of them are in the US or "US-like" countries, so it cannot be freedom of speech, religion, travel, residence, association, study, dress, drink, sex, marriage, work, property, trade, investment, enterprise, and many other basic freedoms that the citizens of those countries enjoy to a higher degree than most other people in the world (and that bitcoin cannot do anything about anyway). So, what exactly are those "freedoms" that the "libertarians" miss, and hope to get through bitcoin? The freedom of tax evasion, the freedom of making money on cheaply bought coins, the freedom of having bought mining equipment which is actually a bad investment, the freedom of hoping that the price will go up again so that they dont have to take a loss on those. These are all great freedoms imo. |
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April 30, 2014, 01:42:53 PM |
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Maybe its a bulltrap, but i dont recall the fat red "China news" candle being nullified so fast on the 2h chart.
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April 30, 2014, 01:43:25 PM |
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His hatred for our freedom knows no bounds, [ ... ] He usually manages a semblance of sanity until his "libertarian" reaction formation is activated, whereupon all bets are off.
Good to see you airing those "academic" prejudices a little more openly again, prof. Have the high priests of the global Bitcoin conspiracy been getting to you again? Bitcoin could be your saviour but you're so terrified of some of its libertarian fans somehow taking complete control of this massive open-to-all consensus-based network that you'd rather dedicate your time to saving the world from those dangerous imaginary cultists [ ... ] I think your political bias might be showing a tad. My sincere apologies if I ever gave the impression that I had any sympathy or respect whatsoever for the libertarian ideology. If you care, I could try to remove any lingering doubts you may have about my opinions on the matter. By the way, I am still trying to figure out what exactly is the "freedom" that the bitcoin "libertarians" are so obsessed about.It seems that most of them are in the US or "US-like" countries, so it cannot be freedom of speech, religion, travel, residence, association, study, dress, drink, sex, marriage, work, property, trade, investment, enterprise, and many other basic freedoms that the citizens of those countries enjoy to a higher degree than most other people in the world (and that bitcoin cannot do anything about anyway). So, what exactly are those "freedoms" that the "libertarians" miss, and hope to get through bitcoin? For sure dinosaurs were discussing for quite a while what that burning thing was and how it will affect them. |
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April 30, 2014, 01:45:00 PM |
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Maybe its a bulltrap, but i dont recall the fat red "China news" candle being nullified so fast on the 2h chart.
and the china "news" didn't produce much of a dip. |
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April 30, 2014, 01:59:36 PM |
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April 30, 2014, 02:00:54 PM |
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