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May 18, 2015, 08:00:12 PM

GBTC down to $280 per btc.

Bullish!


Dump3r, Satoshifanclub and now you. I think the train is ready to leave the station.
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May 18, 2015, 08:04:27 PM

aaaarrrggggghhhhhh!!!!!

Not blimmin $236 again!

This is soooo boooooring!!!!!

It's OK its gone back down to $235 again. Someone probably did a big 10 bitcoin dump and crashed the market. Its almost down to $235.5, but the dumpers will probably run out of coins before then.
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May 18, 2015, 08:07:11 PM

Someone keeps buying the dumps up. But why?

I guess it has to do with the nearness of the upward trendline.

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May 18, 2015, 08:11:05 PM
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It's official: They are going to put miners in toasters.
I just don't get it...

I guess they are dipping their toes into the future of the internet of things, distributed payment systems along with mass user data gathering, and foreseeing a time when mining as we know it may have to change.  I am guessing the toaster is an experiment, a working test unit, there are other devices and utilities that could also do the same thing, I guess if they can prove the concept with a toaster, then they can roll it out to other common devices, all of which in the very near future will be interconnected to the internet of things, there is I feel an opportunity for BTC/cryptocurrency and blockchains to be a part of this, potentially not just to mine, or facilitate payments, but track unit id's, warranties, maintenance schedules, reordering supplies etc.

 If they can pull something like this off, it could be of benefit by strengthening the network, redistribute mining power, and support the blockchain from dwindling profits in the mining world.  Let alone the potential for big data gathering, and machine learning driven solutions towards more efficient solutions in the real world with the knock on effects of enabling commerce across the network, connected to the internet of things.

Or maybe they just want all of your Bitcoins/Fiat
 
(ps- and they are NOT the only well funded players looking into this ^^)
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May 18, 2015, 08:16:04 PM

It's official: They are going to put miners in toasters.
I just don't get it...

it's bullshit created by suits who try to sell it to suits. eos.
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May 18, 2015, 08:18:23 PM

What do you do the days you tend to lose faith?. Some rollercoasteraction, whales plis!!
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May 18, 2015, 08:19:26 PM

It's official: They are going to put miners in toasters.
I just don't get it...

I guess they are dipping their toes into the future of the internet of things, distributed payment systems along with mass user data gathering, and foreseeing a time when mining as we know it may have to change.  I am guessing the toaster is an experiment, a working test unit, there are other devices and utilities that could also do the same thing, I guess if they can prove the concept with a toaster, then they can roll it out to other common devices, all of which in the very near future will be interconnected to the internet of things, there is I feel an opportunity for BTC/cryptocurrency and blockchains to be a part of this, potentially not just to mine, or facilitate payments, but track unit id's warranties, maintenance schedules, reordering supplies etc.

 If they can pull something like this off, it could be a benefit of strengthening the network, redistribute mining power, and support the blockchain from dwindling profits in the mining world.  Let alone the potential for big data gathering, and machine learning driven solutions towards more efficient solutions in the real world with the knock on effects of enabling commerce across the network, connected to the internet of things.

Or maybe they just want all of your Bitcoins/Fiat
 


These devices will surely be mining to a 21 owned pool as they won't include a standalone node. Presumably this would lead to absolutely massive centralization of mining?
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May 18, 2015, 08:19:53 PM

-dumps                    -no effect
-Stocholm nasdaq      -no effect
-21 coming-out          -no effect
-long-term-trendlines  -no effect

It's funny.
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May 18, 2015, 08:22:12 PM

-long-term-trendlines  -no effect
Actually, I just said the line is probably the reason why nothing much is happening right now.
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It's official: They are going to put miners in toasters.
I just don't get it...

I guess they are dipping their toes into the future of the internet of things, distributed payment systems along with mass user data gathering, and foreseeing a time when mining as we know it may have to change.  I am guessing the toaster is an experiment, a working test unit, there are other devices and utilities that could also do the same thing, I guess if they can prove the concept with a toaster, then they can roll it out to other common devices, all of which in the very near future will be interconnected to the internet of things, there is I feel an opportunity for BTC/cryptocurrency and blockchains to be a part of this, potentially not just to mine, or facilitate payments, but track unit id's warranties, maintenance schedules, reordering supplies etc.

 If they can pull something like this off, it could be a benefit of strengthening the network, redistribute mining power, and support the blockchain from dwindling profits in the mining world.  Let alone the potential for big data gathering, and machine learning driven solutions towards more efficient solutions in the real world with the knock on effects of enabling commerce across the network, connected to the internet of things.

Or maybe they just want all of your Bitcoins/Fiat
 


These devices will surely be mining to a 21 owned pool as they won't include a standalone node. Presumably this would lead to absolutely massive centralization of mining?

I do not know, I guess it is fair to speculate they could go about it in that way.... but then they may not, guess we shall have to wait and see.



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May 18, 2015, 08:25:24 PM

-dumps                    -no effect
-Stocholm nasdaq      -no effect
-21 coming-out          -no effect
-long-term-trendlines  -no effect

It's funny.

its scaring
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May 18, 2015, 08:25:28 PM

-long-term-trendlines  -no effect
Actually, I just said the line is probably the reason why nothing much is happening right now.
On your drawing it has crossed the line.
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May 18, 2015, 08:26:10 PM

What do you do the days you tend to lose faith?. Some rollercoasteraction, whales plis!!

Dump before other desperate and angry bulls do the same before, and leave you with an empty bid side  Wink
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May 18, 2015, 08:28:05 PM

allo it's bear  Smiley

where is dev ? where is anon ? Where is mainstream adoption ?
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May 18, 2015, 08:28:54 PM

-long-term-trendlines  -no effect
Actually, I just said the line is probably the reason why nothing much is happening right now.
On your drawing it has crossed the line.

Nothing too exceptional for high volatile (usually, at least) assets.
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May 18, 2015, 08:31:11 PM

The next 24 hours are critical.
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May 18, 2015, 08:32:11 PM

Actually, I just said the line is probably the reason why nothing much is happening right now.
On your drawing it has crossed the line.
Who cares? It's a big line. The market isn't in panic mode yet. Either someone believes it won't go much lower or they are trying to prop things up while completing a large sale outside the exchanges.
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May 18, 2015, 08:33:01 PM

The bear trolls are back  Grin I smell a dump
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May 18, 2015, 08:33:34 PM

-long-term-trendlines  -no effect
Actually, I just said the line is probably the reason why nothing much is happening right now.
On your drawing it has crossed the line.

Nothing too exceptional for high volatile (usually, at least) assets.

Something's happening, its crashed back down to $234.5 now so it must be back below the line. Bitcoin's highly volatile again today.
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May 18, 2015, 08:36:26 PM

Something's happening, its crashed back down to $234.5 now so it must be back below the line. Bitcoin's highly volatile again today.
If it goes below $233 on Bitstamp, it'll be below the lowest of these lines I've drawn.
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