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[Fakhoury]

$267.3

[coinableS]

So are we going to break 270 today ladies and gents? Nice little pump going on this Sunday morning. The sells are getting eaten no problem, no walls in the way!

Can't go on forever.  Candles are pretty long but can't expect it to go on forever, not as strong as the mighty China push (or whatever it was)

LOL "green candles can't go on forever". We've had red candles for 18 months straight. We get one month of green candles, and the bears are already calling in the top.  

[LFC_Bitcoin]

just like 150 was a test dump!

[ChartBuddy]

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[luckygenough56]

[tarmi]

there goes the referendum pump.

now let's see the dump after the news how far will go.

[Denker]

So we don't even yet the result of the referendum?  

Buy on anticipation sell on news. Its close to polls closing right now so the pump is full on right now.

that referendum wont change a thing in prospective.

zee germans and Merkel are like: "yes, greeks, referendum is nice and cute! call me on monday to check if I will answer at all".

to think even remotely that the greek position will be better after the referendum is just stupid. their government is hoping to use it to barter better terms.

and you bitcoiners hoping for a pump after the results! it's gonna end bad.

lel

The price will move either way. A NO vote would send others in fragile economies to consider buying btc as hedge against future capital controls. A YES vote would mean the Greeks will have money from the banks to spend on btc and keep away from the future default. Honeybadger will eat well regardless.

[tarmi]

So we don't even yet the result of the referendum?  

Buy on anticipation sell on news. Its close to polls closing right now so the pump is full on right now.

that referendum wont change a thing in prospective.

zee germans and Merkel are like: "yes, greeks, referendum is nice and cute! call me on monday to check if I will answer at all".

to think even remotely that the greek position will be better after the referendum is just stupid. their government is hoping to use it to barter better terms.

and you bitcoiners hoping for a pump after the results! it's gonna end bad.

lel

The price will move either way. A NO vote would send others in fragile economies to consider buying btc as hedge against future capital controls. A YES vote would mean the Greeks will have money from the banks to spend on btc and keep away from the future default. Honeybadger will eat well regardless.

not true. that's what pumpers want to make you think.

I think the results will mark the beginning of a long bear week.

[coinableS]

Well boys this could get interesting... The grexit could pump bitcoin.

All 6 #Greek tv channels are now predicting victory for the "No" vote #Oxi #greekreferendum #Greece #GreeceCrisis

https://twitter.com/MettaFilms/status/617740873804193793

[monbux]

there goes the referendum pump.

now let's see the dump after the news how far will go.

buy buy buy!  When are the vote results actually publicly released?
and also,

Can you post some links to where you got your information from please?

[BlackSpidy]

Well boys this could get interesting... The grexit could pump bitcoin.

All 6 #Greek tv channels are now predicting victory for the "No" vote #Oxi #greekreferendum #Greece #GreeceCrisis

https://twitter.com/MettaFilms/status/617740873804193793

I totally know what a "no" vote means, but just for those too embarrassed to ask, what would it mean?

[Gyrsur]

THIS!!

[AlexGR]

With ~8% of the votes counted, NO is at 60%.

[coinableS]

Well boys this could get interesting... The grexit could pump bitcoin.

All 6 #Greek tv channels are now predicting victory for the "No" vote #Oxi #greekreferendum #Greece #GreeceCrisis

https://twitter.com/MettaFilms/status/617740873804193793

I totally know what a "no" vote means, but just for those too embarrassed to ask, what would it mean?

Absolutely,
Tsipras will put up a referendum on whether to accept the latest Troika proposed deal, also called the "yes vote", or decline it, also called the "no vote". A yes vote will in theory be an order for the Greek government to accept the deal and make new significant cuts in the budget, the no vote will mean that Greece will not pay its IMF debt and ECB debt, and will effectively go into default.

credit from reddit ELI5: https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/3bdtpf/could_anyone_please_eli5_the_greek_referendum_to/

[nicked]

Is that a Saguaro cactus?

[jl2012]

7.4% ballot counted. It's clearly OXI 

[monbux]

With ~8% of the votes counted, NO is at 60%.

I'm sorry, but could you please link us to where this poll is located?  I'm having trouble finding the sources :-/
prices a bit more stable now (If we're looking at the last few minutes, haha)

[AlexGR]

With ~8% of the votes counted, NO is at 60%.

I'm sorry, but could you please link us to where this poll is located?  I'm having trouble finding the sources :-/
prices a bit more stable now (If we're looking at the last few minutes, haha)

I'm watching greek tv... so no links...

edit: oh, poster above posted a screen cap from a greek tv channel.

[noobtrader]

With ~8% of the votes counted, NO is at 60%.

I'm sorry, but could you please link us to where this poll is located?  I'm having trouble finding the sources :-/
prices a bit more stable now (If we're looking at the last few minutes, haha)

I'm watching greek tv... so no links...

edit: oh, poster above posted a screen cap from a greek tv channel.

i think you can get online tv somewhere ?

omg this will be awesome, price can go 300 tomorrow

[trix222]

http://www.ert.gr/ stream