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July 07, 2015, 12:08:49 PM |
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... until bitcoin dies.
Hahahahaha. Was enjoying your tile untill this sentence. Good laugh. still laughing yesterday morning looked like a manipulative smash down. keeping bitcoin down at that moment looked politically motivated.
Yeah I've had this feeling for a long time now, probably since last year where it seemed that someone was trying to keep the price down just as it was recovering from the Gox debacle, that's why I've been elsewhere for the last few months, it was too sad to watch Yeah hahaha, sorry about that, accidental fud I guess, my bad. Happy to provide a laugh. I meant that sarcastically/ironically to insult the shorters (who seem utterly fucking hellbent on crashing price, in spite of the *majority of people* who seem to all want it to go up and expect significantly greater prices). Of course bitcoin cannot die, it's software, it can however be devalued by 200:1 and stagnate there perpetually until obscurity (worst case disaster scenario fundamental tech issue only, of course). I have a tinfoil cowboy hat somewhere out in the garage, so I wouldn't argue against the possibility of intentional suppression of the bitcoin price for geopolitical reasons, rather than for individual profit motive. I'd rather hope it's for profit reason and not political though, hedge fund managers/wealthy individuals are likely better for everyone to be the cause than governments/banks - the former will eventually or occasionally want upward movement, the latter would likely only want total failure.
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July 07, 2015, 12:24:48 PM |
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Will go down for multiple days imo. I've been around long enough to recognise the patterns.
There is NO real pattern, here. BTC price movements are reflective of a variety of factors, including sentiment and up and down pressures. This moment is NOT really a product of any specific pattern because we have NOT been to this moment in history previously. The pattern is the magic number $266. We might be stuck here for a while if nothing pushes it up quickly. There are a important wall, and "miners ROI wall" @ 220
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July 07, 2015, 12:27:47 PM |
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July 07, 2015, 01:04:38 PM |
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... until bitcoin dies.
Hahahahaha. Was enjoying your tile untill this sentence. Good laugh. still laughing yesterday morning looked like a manipulative smash down. keeping bitcoin down at that moment looked politically motivated.
Yeah I've had this feeling for a long time now, probably since last year where it seemed that someone was trying to keep the price down just as it was recovering from the Gox debacle, that's why I've been elsewhere for the last few months, it was too sad to watch Yeah hahaha, sorry about that, accidental fud I guess, my bad. Happy to provide a laugh. I meant that sarcastically/ironically to insult the shorters (who seem utterly fucking hellbent on crashing price, in spite of the *majority of people* who seem to all want it to go up and expect significantly greater prices). Of course bitcoin cannot die, it's software, it can however be devalued by 200:1 and stagnate there perpetually until obscurity (worst case disaster scenario fundamental tech issue only, of course). I have a tinfoil cowboy hat somewhere out in the garage, so I wouldn't argue against the possibility of intentional suppression of the bitcoin price for geopolitical reasons, rather than for individual profit motive. I'd rather hope it's for profit reason and not political though, hedge fund managers/wealthy individuals are likely better for everyone to be the cause than governments/banks - the former will eventually or occasionally want upward movement, the latter would likely only want total failure. People don't invest in bitcoin because it's a softwear, it can be hacked easily. Lol is this a joke ?
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July 07, 2015, 01:05:17 PM |
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... until bitcoin dies.
Hahahahaha. Was enjoying your tile untill this sentence. Good laugh. still laughing yesterday morning looked like a manipulative smash down. keeping bitcoin down at that moment looked politically motivated.
Yeah I've had this feeling for a long time now, probably since last year where it seemed that someone was trying to keep the price down just as it was recovering from the Gox debacle, that's why I've been elsewhere for the last few months, it was too sad to watch Yeah hahaha, sorry about that, accidental fud I guess, my bad. Happy to provide a laugh. I meant that sarcastically/ironically to insult the shorters (who seem utterly fucking hellbent on crashing price, in spite of the *majority of people* who seem to all want it to go up and expect significantly greater prices). Of course bitcoin cannot die, it's software, it can however be devalued by 200:1 and stagnate there perpetually until obscurity (worst case disaster scenario fundamental tech issue only, of course). I have a tinfoil cowboy hat somewhere out in the garage, so I wouldn't argue against the possibility of intentional suppression of the bitcoin price for geopolitical reasons, rather than for individual profit motive. I'd rather hope it's for profit reason and not political though, hedge fund managers/wealthy individuals are likely better for everyone to be the cause than governments/banks - the former will eventually or occasionally want upward movement, the latter would likely only want total failure. Yes, but the funny part is; government are a bunch of greedy private motherfuckers who already are loaded to the max with bitcoin. They will default a country when they see huge personal profit. Well, at least that's what I would do. lol.
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July 07, 2015, 01:06:01 PM |
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... until bitcoin dies.
Hahahahaha. Was enjoying your tile untill this sentence. Good laugh. still laughing yesterday morning looked like a manipulative smash down. keeping bitcoin down at that moment looked politically motivated.
Yeah I've had this feeling for a long time now, probably since last year where it seemed that someone was trying to keep the price down just as it was recovering from the Gox debacle, that's why I've been elsewhere for the last few months, it was too sad to watch Yeah hahaha, sorry about that, accidental fud I guess, my bad. Happy to provide a laugh. I meant that sarcastically/ironically to insult the shorters (who seem utterly fucking hellbent on crashing price, in spite of the *majority of people* who seem to all want it to go up and expect significantly greater prices). Of course bitcoin cannot die, it's software, it can however be devalued by 200:1 and stagnate there perpetually until obscurity (worst case disaster scenario fundamental tech issue only, of course). I have a tinfoil cowboy hat somewhere out in the garage, so I wouldn't argue against the possibility of intentional suppression of the bitcoin price for geopolitical reasons, rather than for individual profit motive. I'd rather hope it's for profit reason and not political though, hedge fund managers/wealthy individuals are likely better for everyone to be the cause than governments/banks - the former will eventually or occasionally want upward movement, the latter would likely only want total failure. People don't invest in bitcoin because it's a softwear, it can be hacked easily. Lol is this a joke ? No, it was his first post on this forum. Prolly a bot
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July 07, 2015, 01:06:55 PM |
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Yeah hahaha, sorry about that, accidental fud I guess, my bad. Happy to provide a laugh. I meant that sarcastically/ironically to insult the shorters (who seem utterly fucking hellbent on crashing price, in spite of the *majority of people* who seem to all want it to go up and expect significantly greater prices). Of course bitcoin cannot die, it's software, it can however be devalued by 200:1 and stagnate there perpetually until obscurity (worst case disaster scenario fundamental tech issue only, of course). I have a tinfoil cowboy hat somewhere out in the garage, so I wouldn't argue against the possibility of intentional suppression of the bitcoin price for geopolitical reasons, rather than for individual profit motive. I'd rather hope it's for profit reason and not political though, hedge fund managers/wealthy individuals are likely better for everyone to be the cause than governments/banks - the former will eventually or occasionally want upward movement, the latter would likely only want total failure. I'm not so sure on the whole geopolitical thing, it's been shown that governments have no clue when it comes to bitcoin, hell they don't even understand how the internet works. I'd lean more towards a bunch of skilled financial traders who would have a field day with all the trading inexperience in bitcoinland. This is why I've never traded, I know when I'm out of my depth. There's always the possible "bad cop" scenario where someone in the government could be using their clout to make some sort of a difference, a la "Mark Force", but I don't think they'd stand a chance against any moderately experienced trader anyway.
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July 07, 2015, 01:32:38 PM |
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downtrend again, was good while it lasted
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July 07, 2015, 01:41:33 PM |
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downtrend again, was good while it lasted
Nothing lasts forever my friend. This is normal when we go up too fast and too quick. After every up trend, there must be a correction wave and so on. But don't worry, we will see the $300 mark soon. Time and Patience
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July 07, 2015, 01:44:42 PM |
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downtrend again, was good while it lasted
Nothing lasts forever my friend. This is normal when we go up too fast and too quick. After every up trend, there must be a correction wave and so on. But don't worry, we will see the $300 mark soon. Time and Patience Exactly. Zoom out and relax...
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July 07, 2015, 01:54:15 PM |
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Can you post a brief outline of what the main points were for those unable to view youtube at work? Is a deal still on the cards and is the next big meeting tonight still on the agenda?
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July 07, 2015, 01:56:51 PM |
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230>270 - 270>230 repeat again and again
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July 07, 2015, 01:58:47 PM |
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230>270 - 270>230 repeat again and again 230>270 - 270 >255 > 250 > moon
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July 07, 2015, 02:00:17 PM |
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230>270 - 270>230 repeat again and again Its all over but the crying now.
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