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April 11, 2015, 02:26:10 PM

222 here we come
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April 11, 2015, 02:29:36 PM


Before this post I only posted two smilies and im also on THE LIST.  Shocked

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Not anymore. I'm sorry, I was trigger happy.  Grin
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April 11, 2015, 02:33:14 PM

holy crap signs of life ... praise be to the internet gods ... sense of despair fading faaading faaaaaaading ... slowly being replaced with cautious optimism ... if we can crack 240usd/1500cny that'd be nice ... whatever gets us further away from the brink of 200 ...
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April 11, 2015, 02:45:12 PM

holy crap signs of life ... praise be to the internet gods ... sense of despair fading faaading faaaaaaading ... slowly being replaced with cautious optimism ... if we can crack 240usd/1500cny that'd be nice ... whatever gets us further away from the brink of 200 ...

To hard to tell if this is real
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April 11, 2015, 02:47:18 PM


Before this post I only posted two smilies and im also on THE LIST.  Shocked

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Have I been removed from The Blacklist too?
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April 11, 2015, 02:49:56 PM

holy crap signs of life ... praise be to the internet gods ... sense of despair fading faaading faaaaaaading ... slowly being replaced with cautious optimism ... if we can crack 240usd/1500cny that'd be nice ... whatever gets us further away from the brink of 200 ...

To hard to tell if this is real

agreed ... still ... a move that's not sideways or down is a welcome sight all the same ...
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April 11, 2015, 02:58:30 PM

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April 11, 2015, 02:58:48 PM

holy crap signs of life ... praise be to the internet gods ... sense of despair fading faaading faaaaaaading ... slowly being replaced with cautious optimism ... if we can crack 240usd/1500cny that'd be nice ... whatever gets us further away from the brink of 200 ...

To hard to tell if this is real

agreed ... still ... a move that's not sideways or down is a welcome sight all the same ...

Looks like it was shorts closing..Why they would close here baffles me.  Looks like longs went up a tiny bit. 

To me it looks like this bear whale is taking the profits and possibly rolling them into longs slowly.  I think were still going down, but keep an eye on the long/short positions because once he feels satisfied this trend is going to reverse hard.
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April 11, 2015, 03:02:29 PM

The main issue now is that with the current infrastructure, people with "BIG" money can't get coins easily. This is what BIT or COIN are here to overcome. It's not that hard to understand why we're keeping going down when there is a great difficulty to buy coins "NOW" whenever this "NOW" is.

That is not exactly true.  Big money has always been able to get coins easily, even withoit any ETF.  For example, back in late 2013, the Fortress investment group (>60 billion USD in managed assets, >300 million USD/year of revenue) bought 13 million USD worth of bitcoins (which they later disposed of).  Basically anyone with a fair income and a million dollars in hand could buy BIT shares, since Sep/2013.  The last USMS auction got no big buyers, not even Tim Draper.

Obviously, "big money" is not buying bitcoins because they are not interested.  

What the ETF and the OTCQX listing are expected to do is to allow more small money to invest -- namely, retirement and savings accounts, less sophisticated investors, etc..

BIT has 138'000 BTC in deposit, but the corresponding shares are all sold,.  The Winkle personally own another ~200'000 that presumably they expect to sell to the fund to satisfy the first ETF clients.  

It seems hard to predict what will happen when the Bit shares start trading at OTCQX, and if and when the Winkle ETF gets approved.  There has been practically no demand for BIT shares since May 2014.  Both are not "new" coins, but just part of the same 14 million coins out there.  They come with a nice-looking and sanitary wrapping, but on the other hand they have less liquidity and less utility than raw bitcoins (you cannot spend them, or split them in less than 1-share amounts, or use them to hide money, etc.) In the medium and long term, the coins represented by those fund shares can be seen as taking part in the same market as the raw bitcoins, with the same volatility and liquidity problems.  
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April 11, 2015, 03:04:36 PM

Let's hope for $240 today.
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April 11, 2015, 03:06:33 PM


Obviously, "big money" is not buying bitcoins because they are not interested.  


Or maybe they are waiting for clear regulation. Why invest big money if you don't know how it will be regulated or treated legally?
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April 11, 2015, 03:06:42 PM

Let's hope for $240 today.

Don't need $240. This mofo better shoot up like a scolded cock.
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April 11, 2015, 03:13:04 PM

The main issue now is that with the current infrastructure, people with "BIG" money can't get coins easily. This is what BIT or COIN are here to overcome. It's not that hard to understand why we're keeping going down when there is a great difficulty to buy coins "NOW" whenever this "NOW" is.

That is not exactly true.  Big money has always been able to get coins easily, even withoit any ETF.  For example, back in late 2013, the Fortress investment group (>60 billion USD in managed assets, >300 million USD/year of revenue) bought 13 million USD worth of bitcoins (which they later disposed of).  Basically anyone with a fair income and a million dollars in hand could buy BIT shares, since Sep/2013.  The last USMS auction got no big buyers, not even Tim Draper.

Obviously, "big money" is not buying bitcoins because they are not interested.  

What the ETF and the OTCQX listing are expected to do is to allow more small money to invest -- namely, retirement and savings accounts, less sophisticated investors, etc..

BIT has 138'000 BTC in deposit, but the corresponding shares are all sold,.  The Winkle personally own another ~200'000 that presumably they expect to sell to the fund to satisfy the first ETF clients.  

It seems hard to predict what will happen when the Bit shares start trading at OTCQX, and if and when the Winkle ETF gets approved.  There has been practically no demand for BIT shares since May 2014.  Both are not "new" coins, but just part of the same 14 million coins out there.  They come with a nice-looking and sanitary wrapping, but on the other hand they have less liquidity and less utility than raw bitcoins (you cannot spend them, or split them in less than 1-share amounts, or use them to hide money, etc.) In the medium and long term, the coins represented by those fund shares can be seen as taking part in the same market as the raw bitcoins, with the same volatility and liquidity problems.  

First of, the ""big money" is not buying bitcoins because they are not interested." part is utterly wrong. They do care, but as I said they have no EASY way in. It's different than ie: I want to buy 200,000 Apple stocks today. This has to change.

What ETFs want to do is to provide easy access to BTCs for the masses. Small money or big money doesn't matter. If I want to go on and buy in, NOW, because I think it's a nice thing to do, then I'll be able to do it, so will everybody else. If I want to sell, then it will be feasible too.

PLUS: It's gonna be TRANSPARENT!
Not sending money to some Polish bank account named after John Doe & Co.
Not without every transaction is recorded and be visible to EVERYBODY.
Not without knowing FOR SURE, what's real and what's not.
Not with a Willy Bot that buys in virtual BTCs with virtual money.

I rest my case.
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April 11, 2015, 03:16:40 PM

Have we found the bottom?

Big news this coming week to take us to 300?
What big news?

I can't foresee much on the horizon in the immediate future. GBTC trades above market would be significant but bureaucracy seems to be delaying that for a while yet.
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April 11, 2015, 03:39:50 PM

Someone is putting up substantial bid walls at intervals

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April 11, 2015, 03:45:49 PM

Someone is putting up substantial bid walls at intervals

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Someone actually observing walls on the wall observer thread??  Shocked

I see two around 500 coins each @ 237.62 and 61
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April 11, 2015, 03:52:05 PM

Someone is putting up substantial bid walls at intervals

Edit: on finex
Someone actually observing walls on the wall observer thread??  Shocked

I see two around 500 coins each @ 237.62 and 61

There was one at 238. I saw about half was bought , didn't see if the rest was pulled or bought as well.
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April 11, 2015, 03:58:13 PM

Jeebus!

Over 2800 to 236

Edit: serious wall flashing going on
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April 11, 2015, 04:01:04 PM

Delayed much?
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