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you learn english sorry for advice
A мoжeт ты тoгдa pyccкий выyчишь, мyдилa? Wasn't that a bit uncalled for? |
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fr33d0miz3r
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June 10, 2013, 02:44:35 PM |
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Men engelsk er det språket som flest på nettet kan, og bruker. Siden alle forstår engelsk er det bedre å snakke det, enn russisk, eller hva det nå er som du snakker. Hvis du ikke liker å snakke engelsk, så er det egne sub-forum for andre språk.  I mean that not native english speakers can't know all rules of how to speak correctly. So if they do some mistakes in their speech, but you understand what they say, please don't be a "grammar nazi". |
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June 10, 2013, 02:46:31 PM |
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So now we're insulting each other for not knowing each other's languages. So progressive.
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June 10, 2013, 02:48:06 PM |
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why would i learn a backward language like that
¿ʇou ʎɥʍ |
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During the last weeks, I'm having the strong impression that the new official "market makers" are Chinese. Just take a look to the times of the day in which big moves happen. It's always deep night in the US (the big buys that propped up the price today happened around midnight NYC time). And then, remember how in March everything "big" happened when the US waked up, including the April, 10th chart. Biggest activity was always during USA daytime. This changed completely during the last weeks. I'm in Europe, and usually big moves are happening while I'm waking up. And I'm pretty sure there are not many big european players, because the US was always leading the market, and nothing relevant happened in order to shift the "power" to europeans. On the contrary, just think on the huge amount of coins ASICminer is piling up. Just a friendly reminder, aprox. 15% of the coins rewarded daily (3,600 in total) go to asicminer. Half of that goes to public shareholders. The other half, stays in ASICminers and private shareholders hands. Then, you have the huge revenue stream coming for overpriced hardware sales. They really got a big piece of the pie ATM, and I'm quite sure that piece of the pie was taken from US hands. What about Avalon? They should be controlling +100k BTC at the moment. So - what do you think? We can officially say that we have to wait till "China wakes up" from now on? PS: Coinseeker, I know that hurts... But it is what it is  |
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June 10, 2013, 02:50:03 PM |
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So now we're insulting each other for not knowing each other's languages. So progressive.
Indeed. So how about that $101 sell wall eh? Think it will help prop up the bearish market? Interesting seeing that massive buy order earlier today that boosted us to $110 dollars. |
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June 10, 2013, 02:50:31 PM |
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why would i learn a backward language like that
¿ʇou ʎɥʍ why would i learn a backward language like that |
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June 10, 2013, 02:50:57 PM |
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So now we're insulting each other for not knowing each other's languages. So progressive.
The charts are too dull. I'm a movement junky -- get strung out unless the price changes more than a dollar a minute.  |
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June 10, 2013, 02:51:46 PM |
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Men engelsk er det språket som flest på nettet kan, og bruker. Siden alle forstår engelsk er det bedre å snakke det, enn russisk, eller hva det nå er som du snakker. Hvis du ikke liker å snakke engelsk, så er det egne sub-forum for andre språk. I mean that not native english speakers can't know all rules of how to speak correctly. So if they do some mistakes in their speech, but you understand what they say, please don't be a "grammar nazi". Most native English speakers have appalling grammar and spelling these days ! They don't even know their own language let lone any others As long as I can understand the message, it's all good with me FWIW I hate grammar Nazi's ... pretentious pedants IMO |
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June 10, 2013, 02:52:22 PM |
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i'm seeing a slow descent... feels like a carefully planned dump not to cause panic... look at those 10, 100+, 200 btc dumps, don't seem natural to me...  |
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June 10, 2013, 02:54:32 PM |
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Men engelsk er det språket som flest på nettet kan, og bruker. Siden alle forstår engelsk er det bedre å snakke det, enn russisk, eller hva det nå er som du snakker. Hvis du ikke liker å snakke engelsk, så er det egne sub-forum for andre språk. I mean that not native english speakers can't know all rules of how to speak correctly. So if they do some mistakes in their speech, but you understand what they say, please don't be a "grammar nazi". Most native English speakers have appalling grammar and spelling these days ! I fink u is exageeratting, |
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niothor
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June 10, 2013, 02:55:25 PM |
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During the last weeks, I'm having the strong impression that the new official "market makers" are Chinese. Just take a look to the times of the day in which big moves happen. It's always deep night in the US (the big buys that propped up the price today happened around midnight NYC time). And then, remember how in March everything "big" happened when the US waked up, including the April, 10th chart. Biggest activity was always during USA daytime. This changed completely during the last weeks. I'm in Europe, and usually big moves are happening while I'm waking up. And I'm pretty sure there are not many big european players, because the US was always leading the market, and nothing relevant happened in order to shift the "power" to europeans. On the contrary, just think on the huge amount of coins ASICminer is piling up. Just a friendly reminder, aprox. 15% of the coins rewarded daily (3,600 in total) go to asicminer. Half of that goes to public shareholders. The other half, stays in ASICminers and private shareholders hands. Then, you have the huge revenue stream coming for overpriced hardware sales. They really got a big piece of the pie ATM, and I'm quite sure that piece of the pie was taken from US hands. What about Avalon? They should be controlling +100k BTC at the moment. So - what do you think? We can officially say that we have to wait till "China wakes up" from now on? PS: Coinseeker, I know that hurts... But it is what it is So why Beijing and not Tokyo? It's just an hour difference and you can safely assume there are lots of people holding coins in Japan , or at least one ))) But , If they target this hour specificaly , how can you rule out their are US traders? For a few thousands or more dollars most people will stay awake or wake up in the middle of the night! |
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June 10, 2013, 02:56:10 PM |
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Men engelsk er det språket som flest på nettet kan, og bruker. Siden alle forstår engelsk er det bedre å snakke det, enn russisk, eller hva det nå er som du snakker. Hvis du ikke liker å snakke engelsk, så er det egne sub-forum for andre språk. I mean that not native english speakers can't know all rules of how to speak correctly. So if they do some mistakes in their speech, but you understand what they say, please don't be a "grammar nazi". Most native English speakers have appalling grammar and spelling these days ! I fink u is exageeratting, Is not |
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June 10, 2013, 02:56:49 PM |
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A lot of the initial rise was due to arbitrage. The selling on Gox was unnatural and too far, too fast caused by blatant manipulation. There were many arb opportunities with a number of other markets not having the appetite to depress as quickly as Gox.
The rise to 110 surprised me, but -- in all honesty -- it is no less rational than the incredible dumps I saw just to drop the price below $100.
I read the situation differently. I think strong hands anticipated sell pressure on friday, to further make price strongly pierce $100 on WE ( easier to break through with low volume ). The raising to 110$ this morning? Too much and too quick: good to scramble levels, create confusion and clear the way down. Obviously this is just personal speculation. |
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June 10, 2013, 02:57:42 PM
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To me, it seems that Bitcoin is resting on the 6mo-exp trendline with low volume, and $.12 is the new $0.005.
There is not much to do than to hold (holding = buy bitcoins with everything that you can spare).
It is becoming unlikely that we'll see $300 this year.
I am fine, thank you.
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June 10, 2013, 02:59:42 PM |
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June 10, 2013, 03:01:32 PM |
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To me, it seems that Bitcoin is resting on the 6mo-exp trendline with low volume, and $.12 is the new $0.005.
There is not much to do then hold (= buy bitcoins with everything that you can spare).
It is becoming unlikely that we'll see $300 this year.
I am fine, thank you.
Welcome back! So, not even $300 by this year? So we can rule out $300,000 per BTC for sure, right? What a pity... |
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June 10, 2013, 03:02:18 PM |
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phoenix1
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June 10, 2013, 03:02:26 PM |
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To me, it seems that Bitcoin is resting on the 6mo-exp trendline with low volume, and $.12 is the new $0.005.
There is not much to do then hold (= buy bitcoins with everything that you can spare).
It is becoming unlikely that we'll see $300 this year.
I am fine, thank you.
Welcome back indeed ! I hope you are in good health Are you here to save us ? |
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fr33d0miz3r
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June 10, 2013, 03:02:44 PM |
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To me, it seems that Bitcoin is resting on the 6mo-exp trendline with low volume, and $.12 is the new $0.005.
There is not much to do then hold (= buy bitcoins with everything that you can spare).
It is becoming unlikely that we'll see $300 this year.
I am fine, thank you.
Welcome back! So, not even $300 by this year? So we can rule out $300,000 per BTC for sure, right? What a pity... He switched to mBTC already. So $300/mBTC is $300,000/BTC. |
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