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October 19, 2015, 01:47:44 PM

Baaaaahhhh....

Let the rally continue.

ENGAGE!
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October 19, 2015, 01:56:07 PM

Volume on Gemini down to almost nothing again.

i would blame the weekend for that. no fiat->no trade.
Wonder how the other exchanges manage? Perhaps by... but no, that's just crazy talk.

as far as i know the other exchanges are a little older than 2 weeks.

Fiat vanishes from Gemini over the weekends? Institutional Investors caught unawares by bank holiday? Again?
After a few months of this weekend thing happening every week like clockwork, they'll likely catch on.
I remain cautiously optimistic Cool

prices last week on gemini showed a big gap towards other exchanges. the reason is pretty obv, fiat pouring in immediately panic bought btc no matter what premium they had to pay. therefore no fiat at the weekend on gemini. pretty simple.

as the workweek at the eastcoast starts exactly NOW, it will be interesting to see the next hours if the volume starts to rise again.

>Institutional Investors
>panic buying bitcoin

And another 15BTC traded. BLAM!1!11one, bitches!
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October 19, 2015, 01:57:40 PM

One aspect people aren't talking about, Christmas is coming up in 2 months, don't think for a second that the wealthy class are not any much more different than you and me. If they think they can make some money and bring home a nice holiday sack of money for their families they will.
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October 19, 2015, 01:57:48 PM

Volume on Gemini down to almost nothing again.

i would blame the weekend for that. no fiat->no trade.
Wonder how the other exchanges manage? Perhaps by... but no, that's just crazy talk.

as far as i know the other exchanges are a little older than 2 weeks.

Fiat vanishes from Gemini over the weekends? Institutional Investors caught unawares by bank holiday? Again?
After a few months of this weekend thing happening every week like clockwork, they'll likely catch on.
I remain cautiously optimistic Cool

prices last week on gemini showed a big gap towards other exchanges. the reason is pretty obv, fiat pouring in immediately panic bought btc no matter what premium they had to pay. therefore no fiat at the weekend on gemini. pretty simple.

as the workweek at the eastcoast starts exactly NOW, it will be interesting to see the next hours if the volume starts to rise again.

>Institutional Investors
>panic buying bitcoin

And another 15BTC traded. BLAM!1!11one, bitches!

did anyone mention "Institutional Investors"?
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October 19, 2015, 01:58:32 PM

Mining is not decentralized at all. If few people control (own) mining facilities in China and the rest of the world - this is not decentralization - even is none of them controls more than 10% of hashpower.

Bitcoin security model is based around fault recovery instead of fault prevention.  It fails often, as in the case of Ghash getting 50% hash rate that one time, then transient miners fix it.  In the future, there would probably be agencies that monitor hash rate and warn retailers about transacting in large amounts of money during periods of activity like that.  Just like you might not want to move a bunch of gold with a tornado outside.

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October 19, 2015, 02:11:01 PM

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did anyone mention "Institutional Investors"?

Just about everyone, including Winklewoss bros.
Have you already forgotten all the Gemini hype? How Wall st. & Big Money are gonna swoop down and panic-buy all our Bit coins?
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did anyone mention "Institutional Investors"?

Just about everyone, including Winklewoss bros.
Have you already forgotten all the Gemini hype? How Wall st. & Big Money are gonna swoop down and panic-buy all our Bit coins?

ok, just for you: nobody here mentioned "Institutional Investors".
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Have you already forgotten all the Gemini hype? How Wall st. & Big Money are gonna swoop down and panic-buy all our Bit coins?

It's funny how people think these guys haven't been talking to Wall St.'s biggest whales for the last few years.

No one just willy nilly pursues and opens a licensed Bitcoin exchange if they didn't have customers waiting in the wings to use it.
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October 19, 2015, 02:30:57 PM

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did anyone mention "Institutional Investors"?
Just about everyone, including Winklewoss bros.
Have you already forgotten all the Gemini hype? How Wall st. & Big Money are gonna swoop down and panic-buy all our Bit coins?
ok, just for you: nobody here mentioned "Institutional Investors".
Try this: http://s23.postimg.org/6ojlp3p9n/Capture.png Undecided

But I'm sure the brothers Wink simply misspoke while describing Gemini's core demographic. What they meant to say was 'Chinese gamblers and Indian ponzi enthusiasts.'
Edit: solid12345. Case in point.
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October 19, 2015, 02:36:04 PM

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did anyone mention "Institutional Investors"?

Just about everyone, including Winklewoss bros.
Have you already forgotten all the Gemini hype? How Wall st. & Big Money are gonna swoop down and panic-buy all our Bit coins?

ok, just for you: nobody here mentioned "Institutional Investors".

Try this: Undecided

But I'm sure the brothers Wink simply misspoke while describing Gemini's core demographic. What they meant to say was 'Chinese gamblers and Indian ponzi enthusiasts.'

then why the fuck do you quote me?
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did anyone mention "Institutional Investors"?

Just about everyone, including Winklewoss bros.
Have you already forgotten all the Gemini hype? How Wall st. & Big Money are gonna swoop down and panic-buy all our Bit coins?

ok, just for you: nobody here mentioned "Institutional Investors".

Try this: http://s23.postimg.org/6ojlp3p9n/Capture.png Undecided

But I'm sure the brothers Wink simply misspoke while describing Gemini's core demographic. What they meant to say was 'Chinese gamblers and Indian ponzi enthusiasts.'

then why the fuck do you quote me?

To show you how wrong you are?
For lel?
To highlight the desperate apologia when, once again, all hopes of Big Business rescuing bitcoiners from their Bitcoin misadventures are hilariously shattered?
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did anyone mention "Institutional Investors"?

Just about everyone, including Winklewoss bros.
Have you already forgotten all the Gemini hype? How Wall st. & Big Money are gonna swoop down and panic-buy all our Bit coins?

ok, just for you: nobody here mentioned "Institutional Investors".

Try this: Undecided

But I'm sure the brothers Wink simply misspoke while describing Gemini's core demographic. What they meant to say was 'Chinese gamblers and Indian ponzi enthusiasts.'

then why the fuck do you quote me?

To show you how wrong you are?
For lel?
To highlight the desperate apologia when, once again, all hopes of Big Business rescuing bitcoiners from their Bitcoin misadventures are hilariously shattered?

you want to show me "how wrong i am" with a phrase i never used? lol! and now go and talk to a wall or something.
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you want to show me "how wrong i am" with a phrase i never used? lol! and now go and talk to a wall or something.
~You -> ~Anyone?
did anyone mention "Institutional Investors"?
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October 19, 2015, 02:56:12 PM


Jesus, lambie! Go mindrape someone else. I've got a list.
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October 19, 2015, 03:02:40 PM

Volume on Gemini down to almost nothing again.

Yep.   

I thought that the low volume was merely a factor of the weekend - and maybe there is some truth to that; however, some people are likely getting disappointed - especially with such low volume and then feeling that they are paying 1-2% more because of the price there which is also affected by such low volume.

It may take several more weeks to bring up the volume to some reasonable level.
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October 19, 2015, 03:06:54 PM

Jesus, lambie! Go mindrape someone else. I've got a list.
Look, I realize how embarrassing it must be to so willingly sell out to Big Business, only to learn that no one's buying.
On the other hand, if I don't continuously rub your nose in your shame -- reminding you, again and again and again, of that really embarrassing thing you'd rather forget -- just how do you expect to learn & grow from this experience? Hmm?
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October 19, 2015, 03:13:08 PM

Jesus, lambie! Go mindrape someone else. I've got a list.
Look, I realize how embarrassing it must be to so willingly sell out to Big Business, only to learn that no one's buying.
On the other hand, if I don't continuously rub your nose in your shame -- reminding you, again and again and again, of that really embarrassing thing you'd rather forget -- just how do you expect to learn from this experience? Hmm?

Lol! Are you fishing or do you think you know something?
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