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 The owl deployment's figure is a clear sign of medium-term toppishing. I'm afraid we're not done heading down gentlemen. (or something) Best.graph.drawing.ever!!  Indeed!  |
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KryptoFoo
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March 05, 2015, 05:52:54 PM |
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lol was afk and my bid at 263.40 just missed the low of 263.44 on okcoin. D'oh! got greedy  |
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ssmc2
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March 05, 2015, 05:55:28 PM |
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ChartBuddy
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March 05, 2015, 05:59:22 PM |
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Cassius
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March 05, 2015, 06:06:22 PM |
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Like I said yesterday, I'll start worrying about the trend since Jan if and when we fall and stay below 260/265, or dip below the DSMA20 without quickly recovering from it.
Unless something like that happens, I consider the most likely scenario that we're going through a repeat of the late February period, i.e. higher low, followed by consolidation, followed by continuation of uptrend.
That has been the pattern for a year or so Drops then higher lows followed by a rise up then a drop again to a new low area before that pattern roughly repeats Kind of curious though when that trendline will be broken On the larger scale, sure. It's a bear market we're in, after all But I'm talking about the January trend alone, so no new low (yet). And right now, I see more signs for consolidation + (upwards) continuation than reversal of the local trend from January. At what point can the long-term downtrend be considered 'over'? |
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Dump3er
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March 05, 2015, 06:10:07 PM |
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Good morning Bitcoinland. We finally got a red daily candle after a week of fairly steady rise and I see the silly little bears are picnicking again.  So much pent up frustration after cowering in their caves dump for a week. Yeah, 265! Permabulls are calling this a bullrun. Really impressive. Bears better cower down. What has 2014 done to our Bulls? They look heavy violated. |
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spooderman
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March 05, 2015, 06:10:58 PM |
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2 factor auth wouldn't have stopped the hack in that story. |
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betterangels
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March 05, 2015, 06:24:41 PM |
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people is afraid of auction dump .
till now market gone velly quiet.
the auction was fake?
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aztecminer
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March 05, 2015, 06:25:17 PM |
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The owl deployment's figure is a clear sign of medium-term toppishing. I'm afraid we're not done heading down gentlemen. (or something) Best.graph.drawing.ever!! Indeed! i see the legendary owl has appeared in the graphs... that can only mean one thing...its almost buy time....we going to swoop down on those coins! ............... ok hear that everybody ?? it's almost SWOOP DOWN TIME! (kinda like HAMMER TIME) .... |
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alesx.onfire
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March 05, 2015, 06:26:27 PM |
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Auction: buy 50k at $350 and dump into the market $270 down to $200...
Isn't a smart idea, imho.
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ssmc2
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March 05, 2015, 06:26:57 PM |
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2 factor auth wouldn't have stopped the hack in that story. Yes it would have. The problem is Mail.com didn't have a 2-factor option. If it had, and was enabled, then this hack wouldn't have happened. |
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coinableS
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March 05, 2015, 06:27:51 PM |
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At what point can the long-term downtrend be considered 'over'?
We've been above or out of the long term down trend as of March 1st from what I'm seeing. So it's only been 4 days, so could just be a 'false break' or it could be the start of a trend reversal. It would only take a drop to $245 ($22) to be back into the bear trend. |
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petahashminer
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March 05, 2015, 06:30:55 PM |
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Auction: buy 50k at $350 and dump into the market $270 down to $200...
Isn't a smart idea, imho.
who said that the ask price is $350 maybe it will be $200, and they will dump the till $200 |
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dakota neat
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March 05, 2015, 06:33:36 PM |
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Uncertainty is the only reason why we go lower. Uncertainty weights heavy.
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alesx.onfire
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March 05, 2015, 06:34:33 PM |
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Auction: buy 50k at $350 and dump into the market $270 down to $200...
Isn't a smart idea, imho.
who said that the ask price is $350 maybe it will be $200, and they will dump the till $200 the last auction was overpriced, in comparison to the btc price in markets... why no this time? |
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ensjovis
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March 05, 2015, 06:36:02 PM |
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Pain will be over in 25 minutes. After that, big buys coming.
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Feri22
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March 05, 2015, 06:45:31 PM |
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Pain will be over in 25 minutes. After that, big buys coming.
Link on your crystal ball? |
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KryptoFoo
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March 05, 2015, 06:48:44 PM |
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Pain will be over in 25 minutes. After that, big buys coming.
I was also thinking we might see a small "end of auction bid window" rally. |
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brg444
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March 05, 2015, 06:55:22 PM |
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http://www.rre.com/blog/90-why-we-started-abraAbra app-based transfers use the blockchain to settle, and transactions are published directly to the blockchain from your phone. Abra’s back-end servers never touch consumer’s money or their transfer requests. The value of the holdings in your wallet do NOT fluctuate with the value of Bitcoin for at least 3 days after initial deposit onto your phone. Abra is not a financial service -- it is an app that facilitates storing digital currency equivalent to US Dollars directly on your smartphone and transferring your money from your Abra App to any other Abra App anywhere in the world. To design Abra we turned to the traditional Hawala model. (...) Traditional Hawala’s are generally illegal in the United States as no one is allowed to hold or remit funds on behalf of someone else without being a licensed money transmitter both with FinCen (the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network) and with the US State regulators where the consumers’ reside. In the case of Abra, however, consumers and Tellers are always holding their own money just as with the standard open source Bitcoin software. Abra Tellers simply buy and sell digital currency directly to and from other consumers in their neighborhood in small amounts. www.goabra.comthis might be a watershed moment for consumer adoption. was not expecting this at all. Goodbye KYC/AML
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