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December 29, 2016, 01:51:05 AM

That 1700 BTC wall on stamp looks totally phony..i wonder how many actual buys it is going to be to reach 1000$, at the price of 980$ why would suddenly there be a huge sell-off when the trend is obviously gonna be way higher than a mere 1k$?

The bigger the kaboom effect will be
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December 29, 2016, 01:55:09 AM

Yeah, i have cheated, fall asleep at ~970$ in CNY. When i woke up, it only took 3 hours to reach the 1k$ Cheesy was only off about 13 hours, not that bad.
The price didn't pass the $1k right?
Anyway i will Keep an eye on https://tradeblock.com/markets/stmp/xbt-usd/30m/ 
The Chinese exchanges gonna break the $1000 soon and guess who will follow them Wink
Go bitcoin you can do it before 2017

No it has gotten to $975 and holding right now.
Maybe by morning at this pace.
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December 29, 2016, 02:08:04 AM

That 1700 BTC wall on stamp looks totally phony..i wonder how many actual buys it is going to be to reach 1000$, at the price of 980$ why would suddenly there be a huge sell-off when the trend is obviously gonna be way higher than a mere 1k$?

Some walls are put up to stall the price to give time for fiat deposits to show up, some walls are put up to gobble any coins front running to get more coins in a certain range, some walls are put up by buyers who want the effect of crossing $1000 to be bigger. It's either something like that or they are crazy.
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December 29, 2016, 02:14:08 AM

I felt stupid for not getting more bitcoins during the dip.... now it's almost $1k.... :cries:
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December 29, 2016, 02:27:34 AM

If 0.1 = Plankton what are the people with 0.01 or less? Newbies often start by using faucets that pay peanuts. It takes them weeks or months to get 0.01 from them. Are they plankton poo until they get 0.1?

lol, well, whatever they are, they're microscopic or submicroscopic.
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December 29, 2016, 02:28:51 AM

Just read this, very nice analysis about how and why hype cycles form, push up the price, than deflate after the peak. Awesome read, and based on it, we are about to see the next bull run!

https://medium.com/@mcasey0827/speculative-bitcoin-adoption-price-theory-2eed48ecf7da#.tfsxpyns2

Decent article, but completely disregards the 'halving' events in bitcoin's lifecycle.  These events can have a profound impact on price determination and creating a new higher floor.

The author wants to believe that all price action is completely attributed purely to wavering demand and adoption, and disregards 'supply' issuance (i.e., miners' ROI).

Yep. There also seems to be wide body of accepted thought now that bitcoin price will skyrocket to some new high and then crash back down again ... reduced supply and increased demand almost assure that the price seeks some new higher equilibrium. What would be the contrarian trade at this point is if bitcoin went to a new high ... and didn't crash but just plateaued, and stayed there.
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December 29, 2016, 02:39:44 AM

Mainstream media are hyping Bitcoin as a store of value and to shield themselfs for the current economic problems but warning uss for the volatile movements....hmmm, Bitcoin is ultimate by low sell high asset, traders love volatile Grin

I cant believe it, i'm rubbing my eyes a few times but almost $1000...we might see a acceptable dump during new years eve ore it coud blow up crushing the old ATH. Dumps ore buy-in tends to happen during times when people having a harder time to move fiat into the exchanges.
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December 29, 2016, 02:46:55 AM

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-12-28/india-fears-run-banks-capital-controls-and-withdrawal-limits-continue

Bitcoin is brilliant but very fragile. if it had cost  so why not  accumulate him  US government??. in difficult times will be difficult to live from Bitcoin.(after emp s) So the revenues from bitcoin YOU should be enjoy until you can change it to a fiat without problems..
One hacked exchange and we are back to 500..
Where you spend or put  fiat changed from BT if the EU ban fiat income/transfer  from bitcoin exchanges all form the world ??   Wink Cheesy http://bitcoinvision.net/blog/norway-bitcoin-foundation-loses-bank-account/

If this hypotetical situation occurs. (has moreover already threatened many times by the government in china)

Will you convert bt to fiat  with a big loss in Indonesia or  Macau ?  or you buy a house or apartment for  retirement. but you will not have enough fiat on daily spending. Cheesy or you buy 1000 games on Steam Grin and you will eat them for several years,pay doctor etc.. Grin

If converting  to fiat will very limited  worldwide because of the EU ban and other governments ban ... hmm??  Cheesy
where is 60 million fromBT exchange which has been hacked(inside job or us gov), and no one there start to investigate.
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December 29, 2016, 02:51:00 AM

Just read this, very nice analysis about how and why hype cycles form, push up the price, than deflate after the peak. Awesome read, and based on it, we are about to see the next bull run!

https://medium.com/@mcasey0827/speculative-bitcoin-adoption-price-theory-2eed48ecf7da#.tfsxpyns2

Nice.... !!!

I read the whole thing, and it remains quite applicable, even though it appears to have been written a couple of months ago.
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December 29, 2016, 02:57:57 AM

Just read this, very nice analysis about how and why hype cycles form, push up the price, than deflate after the peak. Awesome read, and based on it, we are about to see the next bull run!

https://medium.com/@mcasey0827/speculative-bitcoin-adoption-price-theory-2eed48ecf7da#.tfsxpyns2

Nice.... !!!

I read the whole thing, and it remains quite applicable, even though it appears to have been written a couple of months ago.


The best part. Thus, from what we know so far about bitcoin and around it. Wink

--I believe that the pattern is a fairly pure representation of the psychology of large groups of independent speculators each attempting to act rationally trading a rapidly appreciating asset. The primary motivators of these movements are greed and fear and are fundamental to human nature. The bull run happens due to a tipping point of hype where greed and fear of missing out (FOMO) take hold and speculative fervor ensues. More speculators see this and jump on the bandwagon, accelerating the run. Eventually, the return for the initial speculators grows so large, their fear of losing the money they have earned outweighs their greed for more and they begin to sell. The price increase has been far too rapid to possibly be legitimate.--
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December 29, 2016, 02:59:57 AM

I bought 10 coins in November at approx 700. Is that a small amount compare to other ppl here? Maybe I should buy more?? This is my first post!

1,000,000 = Satoshi
100,000 = Sea Monster
10,000 = Whale
1,000 = Shark
100 = Sturgeon
10 = Mackerel
1 = Sardine
0.1 = Plankton

Btw, did you say you were new here?
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If 0.1 = Plankton what are the people with 0.01 or less? Newbies often start by using faucets that pay peanuts. It takes them weeks or months to get 0.01 from them. Are they plankton poo until they get 0.1?
If you only have 0.01 by now then you will never make enough for anyone to notice or care. The upside is huge, but not THAT huge.

Yeah... right now (or let's say a few weeks ago), you should have started out with anywhere between 1 to 10 BTC minimum, and as the price goes up, you will be able to sell off some of them here and there in order to lock in profits or to spend some of it or to attempt to accumulate more, etc, etc.

And then maybe end up with 30  to 80% of your original holdings at various points down the road when prices are exponentially higher than they are now.. such as $10k for each coin or $100k each (if those kinds of  price points are realized)

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December 29, 2016, 03:49:02 AM

Mainstream media are hyping Bitcoin as a store of value

Cool! Links?
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December 29, 2016, 04:14:14 AM




"You scary!"  Sad




This one is scary!  Sad






Because the projection would show the top being outside the chart...  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
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December 29, 2016, 04:45:56 AM

Just read this, very nice analysis about how and why hype cycles form, push up the price, than deflate after the peak. Awesome read, and based on it, we are about to see the next bull run!

https://medium.com/@mcasey0827/speculative-bitcoin-adoption-price-theory-2eed48ecf7da#.tfsxpyns2

Nice.... !!!

I read the whole thing, and it remains quite applicable, even though it appears to have been written a couple of months ago.


The best part. Thus, from what we know so far about bitcoin and around it. Wink

--I believe that the pattern is a fairly pure representation of the psychology of large groups of independent speculators each attempting to act rationally trading a rapidly appreciating asset. The primary motivators of these movements are greed and fear and are fundamental to human nature. The bull run happens due to a tipping point of hype where greed and fear of missing out (FOMO) take hold and speculative fervor ensues. More speculators see this and jump on the bandwagon, accelerating the run. Eventually, the return for the initial speculators grows so large, their fear of losing the money they have earned outweighs their greed for more and they begin to sell. The price increase has been far too rapid to possibly be legitimate.--

You are quoting out of context.

The article describes points in which hype bubbles occur, and it is not asserting that bitcoin is generally in a bubble but instead that there have been 5 historical times in which bubbles have occurred, and he expects that pattern to repeat at least a couple or a few more times.. and we are not in such a bubble at the moment.. but it is not always clear when we are at the top of such a bubble when they do occur.
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December 29, 2016, 04:49:02 AM


Wanna make $15k usd? Read white paper for syscoin and join us on slack at 12pm pst tom


I wipe my ass with $15K usd.... get the f-- outta here
Relax hero.. u dont like money thats fine. Im funding out of my own pocket.

I read Moby Dick for nothing once. For fifteen grand I'll read anything you want. I'll throw in my soul for free.
Heh cya there

I hope there won't be a test. I'm already bored. It's an alt coin  Roll Eyes
Heh read the mechanism design part of the WP and i will prove to you the technology behind it
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December 29, 2016, 04:52:14 AM

Buy the dip now and get ready to take off to a whole new level ?
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December 29, 2016, 04:55:48 AM

That 1700 BTC wall on stamp looks totally phony..i wonder how many actual buys it is going to be to reach 1000$, at the price of 980$ why would suddenly there be a huge sell-off when the trend is obviously gonna be way higher than a mere 1k$?

Some walls are put up to stall the price to give time for fiat deposits to show up, some walls are put up to gobble any coins front running to get more coins in a certain range, some walls are put up by buyers who want the effect of crossing $1000 to be bigger. It's either something like that or they are crazy.


Actually, I agree that a variety of these factors could be occurring simultaneously and maybe not even really coordinated exactly, except maybe by some signaling, and also a funny thing about what a person might be able to do if he is willing to put a lot of coins up... and the stalling for fiat to arrive could be one of those attempted strategies that may or may not play out.  If a guy has a lot of money on an exchange, he could get additional money there in less than one business day, no?
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December 29, 2016, 04:57:41 AM

Buy the dip now and get ready to take off to a whole new level ?
Technically imo we headed below 400.. but maybe big buyers present.. soon as euphoria is over id like to see alts rise with bitcoin thats when i know it will be the big one...

Disclosure i have over 20 yrs experience trading equities and forex. You get a feel for swings and movements.
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December 29, 2016, 05:00:33 AM

Buy the dip now and get ready to take off to a whole new level ?
Technically imo we headed below 400.. but maybe big buyers present.. soon as euphoria is over id like to see alts rise with bitcoin thats when i know it will be the big one...

Disclosure i have over 20 yrs experience trading equities and forex. You get a feel for swings and movements.

Yeah... you get the feeling that you want to denigrate bitcoin because you want to pump your stupid-ass alt in the wrong thread..

get your ass over to the alts section with other pump and dump distractors
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