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January 15, 2015, 11:43:49 PM |
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I've never heard of them and their name sucks, so I dont know what to say about this. I have full faith and confidence in bitstamp. I heard the name somewhere, but that's all. They are not even listed on the coinmarketcap bitcoin exchanges. How big are they? They are a payment processor that accepts btc, not an exchange Do they have massive volume?
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hmmmstrange
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January 15, 2015, 11:45:18 PM |
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Just bought some crap on ebay using bitcoin through gyft!
oh ya i meant to try that. how goes it? Great, easy, essentially it's just paypal. edit: only can use $500 worth of cards at a time. sucks
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ivyleague1985
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January 15, 2015, 11:47:15 PM |
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Mark could have used Mt. Gox to money laundry the dirty cash for the Silk Road. It think it is more plausible than the pumping theory.
He could do pumping by a bot, why bother by using real fiat from the Silk Road?
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JamesBrown
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January 15, 2015, 11:53:06 PM |
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This BTC roller coaster has me totally slacking AFK
Wild volatility and volume, trendlines broken, chaos, blood. Then there is fake volume news, bitstamp news, Karpeles&Ulbricht news, a couple of companies turned scammers, a couple of companies closing doors/filing for bankruptcy. More to come tomorrow... was price rise a bull trap or a reversal, btc miami conference with garza and winklevosses, some weird fat guy on twitter and his life changing news.
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billyjoeallen
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January 15, 2015, 11:53:11 PM |
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is anyone paying attention to the macroeconomic picture? The Swiss National Bank shocked world markets by removing it's peg to the Euro, causing it's value to skyrocket. Two systemic Greek banks are using an emergency liquidity tool at the ECB to try and prevent a bank run. Oil Tanked and Gold spiked. This is 2008 all over again only worse this time.
How this will affect Bitcoin is anyone's guess, but I'm starting to think even my 2.5% margin long was way too premature.
Bank runs mean extreme DEFLATION of national currencies until the central banks ramp up the printing presses, start accepting used toilet paper as collateral and various other forms of counterfeiting.
Wealth is going to evaporate, credit is going to dry up and markets are going to crash with the exception of the safest government bonds (U.S., Swiss and maybe a few others).
I've warned many times for everyone to get their coins (and even fiat) off the exchanges if you aren't going to trade, but now I am saying it may soon be time to get your fiat out of the banks.
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Eamorr
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January 15, 2015, 11:57:00 PM |
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is anyone paying attention to the macroeconomic picture? The Swiss National Bank shocked world markets by removing it's peg to the Euro, causing it's value to skyrocket. Two systemic Greek banks are using an emergency liquidity tool at the ECB to try and prevent a bank run. Oil Tanked and Gold spiked. This is 2008 all over again only worse this time.
How this will affect Bitcoin is anyone's guess, but I'm starting to think even my 2.5% margin long was way too premature.
Bank runs mean extreme DEFLATION of national currencies until the central banks ramp up the printing presses, start accepting used toilet paper as collateral and various other forms of counterfeiting.
Wealth is going to evaporate, credit is going to dry up and markets are going to crash with the exception of the safest government bonds (U.S., Swiss and maybe a few others).
I've warned many times for everyone to get their coins (and even fiat) off the exchanges if you aren't going to trade, but now I am saying it may soon be time to get your fiat out of the banks.
Potential bank run in the small Greek banks? So what. What's the worst that can happen? The ECB step in and take over the banks' assets and loan books? And besides, Greece is about 1% of the Euro (if even).
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hmmmstrange
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January 15, 2015, 11:57:26 PM |
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is anyone paying attention to the macroeconomic picture? The Swiss National Bank shocked world markets by removing it's peg to the Euro, causing it's value to skyrocket. Two systemic Greek banks are using an emergency liquidity tool at the ECB to try and prevent a bank run. Oil Tanked and Gold spiked. This is 2008 all over again only worse this time.
How this will affect Bitcoin is anyone's guess, but I'm starting to think even my 2.5% margin long was way too premature.
Bank runs mean extreme DEFLATION of national currencies until the central banks ramp up the printing presses, start accepting used toilet paper as collateral and various other forms of counterfeiting.
Wealth is going to evaporate, credit is going to dry up and markets are going to crash with the exception of the safest government bonds (U.S., Swiss and maybe a few others).
I've warned many times for everyone to get their coins (and even fiat) off the exchanges if you aren't going to trade, but now I am saying it may soon be time to get your fiat out of the banks.
One person made the decision to un-peg the CHF/EUR. One person can't make those decisions in bitcoin land.
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AmazonStuff
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January 15, 2015, 11:58:49 PM |
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This is my theory, Mark is not A DPR, Ross is. Ross is the mastermind behind SR and when you are dealing with something like SR, its not easy to cashout. So he probably made some sort of money laundering agreement with Mark to help him cashout. Authorities found connection by tracking bitcoin movement and they pushed Mark. Mark is not a hero, he is probably afraid of his own shadow and he probably broke and made an agreement with authorities to reveal who DPR is and agreed to hand out 850 000 BTC for his freedom, to destroy biggest btc exchange and to vanish and never get involved in bitcoin again.
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ChartBuddy
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January 16, 2015, 12:00:00 AM |
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Bitfinex  Bitstamp Explanation
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Brewins
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January 16, 2015, 12:02:58 AM |
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is anyone paying attention to the macroeconomic picture? The Swiss National Bank shocked world markets by removing it's peg to the Euro, causing it's value to skyrocket. Two systemic Greek banks are using an emergency liquidity tool at the ECB to try and prevent a bank run. Oil Tanked and Gold spiked. This is 2008 all over again only worse this time.
How this will affect Bitcoin is anyone's guess, but I'm starting to think even my 2.5% margin long was way too premature.
Bank runs mean extreme DEFLATION of national currencies until the central banks ramp up the printing presses, start accepting used toilet paper as collateral and various other forms of counterfeiting.
Wealth is going to evaporate, credit is going to dry up and markets are going to crash with the exception of the safest government bonds (U.S., Swiss and maybe a few others).
I've warned many times for everyone to get their coins (and even fiat) off the exchanges if you aren't going to trade, but now I am saying it may soon be time to get your fiat out of the banks.
LOL USA secure papers? They debts increase year after year, they are the world's biggest creditors. If not by having USA in name no one would want them
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TooDumbForBitcoin
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January 16, 2015, 12:05:39 AM |
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COIN = no, therefore BTC = down.
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BlindMayorBitcorn
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January 16, 2015, 12:06:37 AM |
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WeltMaster
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January 16, 2015, 12:07:13 AM |
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Like seriously why are these bears selling. Do they not know how to trade  Oh well, I do love bear skins
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barbs
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January 16, 2015, 12:08:57 AM |
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Is this the end of BTC ??
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poncho32
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January 16, 2015, 12:09:13 AM |
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COIN = no, therefore BTC = down.
Who says COIN = no? I heard they were months away from making any decision.
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billyjoeallen
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January 16, 2015, 12:09:41 AM |
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is anyone paying attention to the macroeconomic picture? The Swiss National Bank shocked world markets by removing it's peg to the Euro, causing it's value to skyrocket. Two systemic Greek banks are using an emergency liquidity tool at the ECB to try and prevent a bank run. Oil Tanked and Gold spiked. This is 2008 all over again only worse this time.
How this will affect Bitcoin is anyone's guess, but I'm starting to think even my 2.5% margin long was way too premature.
Bank runs mean extreme DEFLATION of national currencies until the central banks ramp up the printing presses, start accepting used toilet paper as collateral and various other forms of counterfeiting.
Wealth is going to evaporate, credit is going to dry up and markets are going to crash with the exception of the safest government bonds (U.S., Swiss and maybe a few others).
I've warned many times for everyone to get their coins (and even fiat) off the exchanges if you aren't going to trade, but now I am saying it may soon be time to get your fiat out of the banks.
Potential bank run in the small Greek banks? So what. What's the worst that can happen? The ECB step in and take over the banks' assets and loan books? And besides, Greece is about 1% of the Euro (if even). Greece is the canary in the coal mine. They are not having a liquidity crisis. They are having a solvency crisis. They owe an ass-load of money to Germany and if German banks are forced to write off those bad loans, it could very easily trigger a cascade as Portugal, Italy, and Ireland are in almost as bad shape. Just like when a margin call sets off a string of margin calls in bitcoin, these things can spiral out of control very fast. Many many People, companies and national governments owe an extremely large amount of money that they can only make payments on by taking on new debt. If credit dries up, it presents a systemic risk that can only be halted by massive new liquidity injections from the central banks. But this only kicks the can down the road, as the crisis of 2008 was only postponed until this year. The only way to really fix it is to let it happen. We need a massive severe depression to transfer the malinvested capital to competent managers. But of course the banksters who run the world will not let that happen, so we'll get another round of QE counterfeiting to kick the can once again.
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N12
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January 16, 2015, 12:10:02 AM |
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What if Mark Karpeles managed Silk Road and Ross Ulbricht managed MtGox and that's why both have gone to shit?
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BrewCrewFan
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January 16, 2015, 12:10:16 AM |
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Is this the end of BTC ??
Yes, like the thousand other times this very thing has been uttered over the last 5 years. Sell your coins and delete your account here... its over.
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barbs
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January 16, 2015, 12:11:20 AM |
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Is this the end of BTC ??
Yes, like the thousand other times this very thing has been uttered over the last 5 years. Sell your coins and delete your account here... its over. Ok, i deleted the 20 BTC bought at 180 usd and I've sent htem to you thanks for your time and attention
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