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January 28, 2018, 03:43:26 AM |
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$200 spread now between GDAX and Bitstamp & Bitfinex. Kraken and Gemini are finding middle-ground.
WTF Coinbase ?!
Y'know, it always feels like a fkn week or two can't go by until some other FUD with Bitcoin starts to brew. It's like we can't just have a normal market, they have to keep playing these fucking games all the fkn time. I'm already bracing for it.
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infofront (OP)
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January 28, 2018, 03:55:54 AM |
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Well said... the globalists know Europeans like freedom and hate authroity more than most, so they are #1 on the extermination / submission list of world domination and mass enslavement.
Yet they've embraced authority with open arms.
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Biodom
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$200 spread now between GDAX and Bitstamp & Bitfinex. Kraken and Gemini are finding middle-ground.
WTF Coinbase ?!
Y'know, it always feels like a fkn week or two can't go by until some other FUD with Bitcoin starts to brew. It's like we can't just have a normal market, they have to keep playing these fucking games all the fkn time. I'm already bracing for it. Could be a benign explanation. Excited students talked to their folks to buy bitcoin during Thanksgiving and/or Christmas. Mom and pop went to Coinbase and bought right around the top, then saw their holdings halved. Then they did not sell at a first rebound around 16.5K. Now that it rebound a little from recent bottom, they are rushing to sell, especially if they also lost on Ripple bought a week or two later.
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January 28, 2018, 04:13:05 AM |
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$200 spread now between GDAX and Bitstamp & Bitfinex. Kraken and Gemini are finding middle-ground.
WTF Coinbase ?!
Y'know, it always feels like a fkn week or two can't go by until some other FUD with Bitcoin starts to brew. It's like we can't just have a normal market, they have to keep playing these fucking games all the fkn time. I'm already bracing for it. 50 coin closer... its going up..get ready. should be heading for 12.2-12.3 anytime.
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d_eddie
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January 28, 2018, 04:21:57 AM |
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It would be fascinating if in the future ...
... and all impossible futures generally are fascinating. Looks like the whole tx spam job by Ver's minions, Wu, Armstrong, Rizun, jbreher, cyberdoc and co. is officially a failed exercise in self-falattio https://dedi.jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#6mtime to find a new FUD spam song for bitcoin's official losers brigade. Do we have proof that there was spam from the BCASH camp? Did anyone do the forensics on that? No proof as in theorem, but lots of hard numerical evidence showing suspect correlation. I suspect the operation was only economical with regionally subsidized energy back in China. As soon as you become a smaller part of the earth mining pool, the cost of spamming grows like 1 - 1/n, if your hashrate is 1/n of the total. I'd challenge a malicious opponent to pull this off in, say, Canada.
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Enjel
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January 28, 2018, 04:23:26 AM |
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$200 spread now between GDAX and Bitstamp & Bitfinex. Kraken and Gemini are finding middle-ground.
WTF Coinbase ?!
Y'know, it always feels like a fkn week or two can't go by until some other FUD with Bitcoin starts to brew. It's like we can't just have a normal market, they have to keep playing these fucking games all the fkn time. I'm already bracing for it. Could be a benign explanation. Excited students talked to their folks to buy bitcoin during Thanksgiving and/or Christmas. Mom and pop went to Coinbase and bought right around the top, then saw their holdings halved. Then they did not sell at a first rebound around 16.5K. Now that it rebound a little from recent bottom, they are rushing to sell, especially if they also lost on Ripple bought a week or two later. But how many people actually bought Bitcoin at the top, or XRP at the top?
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True Myth
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January 28, 2018, 04:26:39 AM |
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But how many people actually bought Bitcoin at the top, or XRP at the top?
Well... for every seller there is a buyer so...
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Bitcoinaire
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January 28, 2018, 04:28:21 AM |
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We're looking ever so slightly bullish...
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d_eddie
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January 28, 2018, 04:30:21 AM |
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But how many people actually bought Bitcoin at the top, or XRP at the top?
Wild guessing exercise: XRP, uh I don't know... probably not as many: only wise, up-to-date kids who already made some on korn? Mid-large positions maybe? BTC on the contrary, quite a few people I think. Pops and moms, first-timers, people already on the brink for months-years. I imagine many small positions with no single mind, no coordination, basically no clue. Most on Coinbase.
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January 28, 2018, 04:31:28 AM |
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It would be fascinating if in the future ...
... and all impossible futures generally are fascinating. Looks like the whole tx spam job by Ver's minions, Wu, Armstrong, Rizun, jbreher, cyberdoc and co. is officially a failed exercise in self-falattio https://dedi.jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#6mtime to find a new FUD spam song for bitcoin's official losers brigade. Do we have proof that there was spam from the BCASH camp? Did anyone do the forensics on that? No proof as in theorem, but lots of hard numerical evidence showing suspect correlation. I suspect the operation was only economical with regionally subsidized energy back in China. As soon as you become a smaller part of the earth mining pool, the cost of spamming grows like 1 - 1/n, if your hashrate is 1/n of the total. I'd challenge a malicious opponent to pull this off in, say, Canada. Playing devil's advocate here. I think your argument is compelling. But is it not also possible that this was the result of non batched non segwit transactions that we are now seeing fixed by some of the exchanges and possibly pools?
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Enjel
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January 28, 2018, 04:33:07 AM |
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But how many people actually bought Bitcoin at the top, or XRP at the top?
Well... for every seller there is a buyer so... True. I wonder how many of those people were dumping at ~11k or even ~9k in the past week.
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HairyMaclairy
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January 28, 2018, 04:37:42 AM |
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d_eddie
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January 28, 2018, 04:37:55 AM |
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It would be fascinating if in the future ...
... and all impossible futures generally are fascinating. Looks like the whole tx spam job by Ver's minions, Wu, Armstrong, Rizun, jbreher, cyberdoc and co. is officially a failed exercise in self-falattio https://dedi.jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#6mtime to find a new FUD spam song for bitcoin's official losers brigade. Do we have proof that there was spam from the BCASH camp? Did anyone do the forensics on that? No proof as in theorem, but lots of hard numerical evidence showing suspect correlation. I suspect the operation was only economical with regionally subsidized energy back in China. As soon as you become a smaller part of the earth mining pool, the cost of spamming grows like 1 - 1/n, if your hashrate is 1/n of the total. I'd challenge a malicious opponent to pull this off in, say, Canada. Playing devil's advocate here. I think your argument is compelling. But is it not also possible that this was the result of non batched non segwit transactions that we are now seeing fixed by some of the exchanges and possibly pools? I'm pretty sure Coinbase's practices played a bigger role here than many of us (I, for one!) suspected. On the other hand, that would make it even easier for an adversary who is willing to, and large enough to swallow the backblow in lost mining revenue (like 1/n for smallish n - say 3.5-5). Playing the devil's advocate apprentice: it might have been a necessary, or merely favorable, condition to have big boss exchange playing along. But it's only a matter of how much you have to burn/how long it lasts.
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Bitcoinaire
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January 28, 2018, 04:38:32 AM |
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Coinbase is still chillin' at $11,385. Interesting......
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Torque
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January 28, 2018, 04:40:31 AM |
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'Member that time Coinbase allowed some idiot to bid up BCash to $4k? Lol
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True Myth
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January 28, 2018, 04:41:25 AM |
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Just had my order @ $11.5k fully filled. Was really starting to stress out there for a bit. Takes some pressure off. Think I'll make my next move towards the end of Feb. Congrats Bob. Best of luck in your future endeavours.
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January 28, 2018, 04:41:44 AM |
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I'm pretty sure Coinbase's practices played a bigger role here than many of us (I, for one!) suspected. On the other hand, that would make it even easier for an adversary who is large enough to swallow the backblow in lost mining awards (1/n for smallish n - say 3.5-5). Playing the devil's advocate apprentice: it might have been a necessary, or merely favorable, condition to have big boss exchange playing along. But it's only a matter of how much you have to burn/how long it lasts.
Well, and we do have the proof that Jihan (the crooked motherfusker) was intentionally mining empty blocks.
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True Myth
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January 28, 2018, 04:42:20 AM |
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'Member that time Coinbase allowed some idiot to bid up BCash to $4k? Lol
Actually, it was $9k.
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January 28, 2018, 04:47:01 AM |
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Just had my order @ $11.5k fully filled. Was really starting to stress out there for a bit. Takes some pressure off. Think I'll make my next move towards the end of Feb. BTCBTC train leaving >_> wait for meeee ogoggogogo
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January 28, 2018, 04:48:07 AM |
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'Member that time Coinbase allowed some idiot to bid up BCash to $4k? Lol
Actually, it was $9k. Oh was it? That's even funnier.
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