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It's Huobi the anchor chain again. Must be the big Chinese mining pools still dumping coins. Don't they know the rest of the world is revving for the next bull run?
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February 07, 2015, 06:27:42 AM

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It's Huobi the anchor chain again. Must be the big Chinese mining pools still dumping coins. Don't they know the rest of the world is revving for the next bull run?

Someone just needs to tell the rest of the world to deposit USD at BTC exchanges. Just tell em that the bulls at bitcointalk.org are overall positive but already heavily loaded with coins and cannot afford to buy anymore, that should convince them.
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February 07, 2015, 06:30:19 AM

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It's Huobi the anchor chain again. Must be the big Chinese mining pools still dumping coins. Don't they know the rest of the world is revving for the next bull run?

Someone just needs to tell the rest of the world to deposit USD at BTC exchanges. Just tell em that the bulls at bitcointalk.org are overall positive but already heavily loaded with coins and cannot afford to buy anymore, that should convince them.
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we got something better to convince them. it's called the 'big block of cheese day' .
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February 07, 2015, 06:57:04 AM

Bitcoin wisdom still not working for me. Anyone found a fix? Or is wisdom dead for now?

Try www.vpngate.net and connect to a server from Japan. Worked for me on my desktop.
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February 07, 2015, 07:23:18 AM

It's Huobi the anchor chain again. Must be the big Chinese mining pools still dumping coins. Don't they know the rest of the world is revving for the next bull run?

I think that you should explain it to them, that instead of selling bitcoins, they should sell their and their loved ones kidneys. That's how they could pay off some of the loans and electric bills, that have been accumulating throughout 2014.
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February 07, 2015, 07:33:25 AM

Bitcoin wisdom still not working for me. Anyone found a fix? Or is wisdom dead for now?

Try www.vpngate.net and connect to a server from Japan. Worked for me on my desktop.

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February 07, 2015, 07:52:43 AM

It's Huobi the anchor chain again. Must be the big Chinese mining pools still dumping coins. Don't they know the rest of the world is revving for the next bull run?

I think that you should explain it to them, that instead of selling bitcoins, they should sell their and their loved ones kidneys. That's how they could pay off some of the loans and electric bills, that have been accumulating throughout 2014.

Are these mining places even profitable any more ? I thought after the price fell, then even people getting free electricity aren't profitable.
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February 07, 2015, 07:55:44 AM

It's Huobi the anchor chain again. Must be the big Chinese mining pools still dumping coins. Don't they know the rest of the world is revving for the next bull run?

I think that you should explain it to them, that instead of selling bitcoins, they should sell their and their loved ones kidneys. That's how they could pay off some of the loans and electric bills, that have been accumulating throughout 2014.

Are these mining places even profitable any more ? I thought after the price fell, then even people getting free electricity aren't profitable.

If they're still profitable at $200 i can't imagine the parties they threw when BTC hit $1200
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February 07, 2015, 08:03:13 AM

It's Huobi the anchor chain again. Must be the big Chinese mining pools still dumping coins. Don't they know the rest of the world is revving for the next bull run?

I think that you should explain it to them, that instead of selling bitcoins, they should sell their and their loved ones kidneys. That's how they could pay off some of the loans and electric bills, that have been accumulating throughout 2014.

Are these mining places even profitable any more ? I thought after the price fell, then even people getting free electricity aren't profitable.

If they're still profitable at $200 i can't imagine the parties they threw when BTC hit $1200

Yeah true .
Just read on another thread that these miners used to earn around 100 coins last year, that must have been crazy at the price of 1000$.
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February 07, 2015, 08:26:02 AM

It's Huobi the anchor chain again. Must be the big Chinese mining pools still dumping coins. Don't they know the rest of the world is revving for the next bull run?

I think that you should explain it to them, that instead of selling bitcoins, they should sell their and their loved ones kidneys. That's how they could pay off some of the loans and electric bills, that have been accumulating throughout 2014.

Are these mining places even profitable any more ? I thought after the price fell, then even people getting free electricity aren't profitable.

If they're still profitable at $200 i can't imagine the parties they threw when BTC hit $1200

Yeah true .
Just read on another thread that these miners used to earn around 100 coins last year, that must have been crazy at the price of 1000$.


The link below is to a short doc on a mining rig in China that was just released.  According to the video, as of October 2014, this group was earning

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8kua5B5K3I


The link below is to a short doc on a mining operation in China that was just released.  According to the video, as of October 2014, this group was earning 4050 bitcoins a month.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8kua5B5K3I
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February 07, 2015, 08:47:52 AM

It's Huobi the anchor chain again. Must be the big Chinese mining pools still dumping coins. Don't they know the rest of the world is revving for the next bull run?

I think that you should explain it to them, that instead of selling bitcoins, they should sell their and their loved ones kidneys. That's how they could pay off some of the loans and electric bills, that have been accumulating throughout 2014.

Are these mining places even profitable any more ? I thought after the price fell, then even people getting free electricity aren't profitable.

A bit simplified, but say an underclocked SP20 at 1.2 TH/s uses 1000W. That would (at current difficulty) mine ~0.445 BTC or (at todays prices) $100 per month. If you consider the hardware as a sunk cost, you will be even with a electricity rate of 14 US cents (3.36 per day). At 10 cents you'd ROI your hardware after ten months. If you have free electricity you'd ROI would be 4 to 5 months.

Of course there are some other factors, but that is the basic picture.
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February 07, 2015, 09:49:31 AM

Question:   There will be another bear raid, bring us sub 200$ coins in February
yes   - 203 (42%)
no   - 237 (49.1%)
idk   - 43 (8.9%)
Total Voters: 483

I've voted no but it might dip $190 - $200, would you call that a bearraid? Imo it will be the last move before some serious bull comes in.
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Question:   There will be another bear raid, bring us sub 200$ coins in February
yes   - 203 (42%)
no   - 237 (49.1%)
idk   - 43 (8.9%)
Total Voters: 483

I've voted no but it might dip $190 - $200, would you call that a bearraid? Imo it will be the last move before some serious bull comes in.

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February 07, 2015, 10:16:53 AM

Where are the rockets?
We definitely have had the bottom.
This is some panic short covering.
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February 07, 2015, 10:18:11 AM

Where are the rockets?
We definitely have had the bottom.
This is some panic short covering.
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