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December 31, 2016, 01:57:49 PM

Good Morning/Evening/Night,

Brand New on this forum, I read you since quite a long time, i don't know if i'm wrong but i would think that the recents small dips are just to shake the weak hands before another pump, tomorrow will be a special day on the calendar, maybe a good timing to start buzzing around and instill FOMO ?

What do you think personnaly ?





LOL. Yeah, maybe.  Grin

I hate the idea or concept of new people. I'm happy with my own space in my fluffy bubble. I would like at least some irrelevant information about yourself to make your comments more readable.. like the fact if you eat your corn cereal without factory sugar added or if you eat cereal at all... and what percentage of fat does the milk you use have?.. or if you use milk at all.. or if your lactose intolerant or if the milk is organic or whatnot...  Sad  Huh

Welcome I guess... and beware of JJG! I hope he gets to you!  Cheesy Cheesy

Haha Thanks, you'll know some irrelevants infos about me, but for my 1st message i was kinda simple because english isn't my child language and i need to practice a little bit before writing some longer things Smiley But yeah a little intolerance for lactose like a lot of people (I eat very small portions of good cheese and do my own yogurt sometimes even so, due to my location), I'm not perfect on my alimentation (not the worst), but i think you'll like the fact i use bicycle Cheesy

And hoping that i could exchange words with every people Smiley

Also note: cockroach is a crazy-raving Info Wars-watching Jew-hating leg-humping loon. Happy NYE!
Haha Thanks dude Cheesy

So to return the main interrogation, volume is reducing like the resistances, support is increasing a little bit and price doesn't move so much, difficult to know if we're going up or down by the next hours Smiley

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December 31, 2016, 02:29:53 PM

Inb4 Coinbase is hacked

Inb4 China "bans" bitcoin or restricts bitcoin buying

Inb4 SegWit doesn't get passed

Inb4 Poloneix gets hacked

Inb4 ETF doesn't get approved

Things are looking rosy now, but bear markets can get triggered just like that... #neverforget

Simple answer : https://news.bitcoin.com/here-are-bitcoins-8-fastest-growing-markets/

You can't fight the futur :
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December 31, 2016, 03:53:21 PM

Microsoft putting Bitcoin support into Office 365:

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/five-office-365-features-horizon-2017-martin-butler

But....but... but.. why would they do that, if Bitcoin isn't the future?  Isn't Bitcoin that terrorist/drug monopoly money that the governments of the world will all outlaw soon?  /s
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December 31, 2016, 04:20:04 PM

Definitely happening!
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December 31, 2016, 04:46:40 PM

Microsoft putting Bitcoin support into Office 365:

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/five-office-365-features-horizon-2017-martin-butler

But....but... but.. why would they do that, if Bitcoin isn't the future?  Isn't Bitcoin that terrorist/drug monopoly money that the governments of the world will all outlaw soon?  /s

I think is awesome that giant will start to accept bitcoin like Microsoft. That will give to the bitcoin community to pay in bitcoin to access Office365 Wink. Because they see the huge potential in this currency and they will add the choice to let people pay in bitcoin instead of using a credit card.

This is a very good news for the coming year of 2017 Wink
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December 31, 2016, 04:59:21 PM

Good morning Bitcoinland.

I wake to see almost no change... $963USD at Bitcoinaverage.

That's 3 days of pretty much sideways, an eternity by this December's standards.

If it stays here for the rest of the day, that's still a very good month and year.

It seems like only yesterday this place was full of threads speculating whether we'd finish the year in the $700s or $800s.

Instead we're trying to break $1000, many of us have already enjoyed new ATHs and it's not even a bubble yet. It has been correcting as it moves upward.

We're running out of time to break into quadruple digits in USD today, but all in all it's been a good year.

Cheers and a Happy New Year to all. May 2017 be as good.


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December 31, 2016, 05:17:34 PM

Looks like no BTC over $1000 this year Sad

But from sub 300 to 900+ is already good enough

specially considering that end of year usually is dump time


I expect the $1000 barrier to be crossed somewhere in January
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December 31, 2016, 05:46:59 PM

Oh look, a wee rise... back up over $1300CAD. Keep this coming.

I'd love to be watching Bitcoinwisdom while counting in the new year.
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December 31, 2016, 05:47:56 PM

Fireworks on the charts Jimbo! Have a good one mate.
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December 31, 2016, 05:49:30 PM

There's only 3.3k Bitcoins up to $1000 on finex, whereas it was a 7k sell wall yesterday. I thought that wall looked fake.
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December 31, 2016, 05:56:26 PM

Looks like no BTC over $1000 this year Sad

But from sub 300 to 900+ is already good enough

specially considering that end of year usually is dump time


I expect the $1000 barrier to be crossed somewhere in January

Bite your tongue son!






The pump is coming! I can feel it...  Cheesy Cheesy




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December 31, 2016, 05:59:09 PM

OK - looks like someone somewhere is having a final push for the line and wants BTC to end the year on a high note.
I'm in the UK - 6 hours to midnight. How far can the price go in 6 hours ?

What will be the price this time tommorrow ?

My guess - in the range $975 - $985 on Stamp

Happy New Year to all bitcoin evangelists everywhere - we are the early adopters still.
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December 31, 2016, 06:13:33 PM

As I predicted, psychological resistance at 1000 $ worked. Daytraders were sunny because it was quite wavy, but I do not think it will take too long. In a few days,it will sit in a narrower space and consolidate his place.

Yes. It looks like $1000 is a good resistance for bitcoin and I don't think it will be taken out today. But by January 2017, we should
see bitcoin crossing $1000 mark in style. Until then, enjoy the new year celebration!

China shuts down for New Year. All its banks are closed and no money can get sent to exchanges from them. Bitcoin trading will be lame until those banks open again.

China celebrates western New Year?

I know they shut things down for like a week during Chinese New Year.

Yes, China celebrates western New Year, then celebrates its own New Year a month or so later.

The Hong Hong stock exchange closes for those same holidays. These are the dates for 2017.

https://www.hkex.com.hk/eng/market/sec_tradinfo/tradcal/nont10.htm

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Securities Market is closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays as specified below:

2-Jan-17 Monday The day following the first day of January
30-Jan-17 Monday The third day of Lunar New Year
31-Jan-17 Tuesday The fourth day of Lunar New Year
Not wonder why we have some slightly down in price of bitcoin but it not only China and Hong Kong celebrate the Western new year. Almost all the Asia celebration Western New Year.
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December 31, 2016, 06:15:13 PM

OK - looks like someone somewhere is having a final push for the line and wants BTC to end the year on a high note.
I'm in the UK - 6 hours to midnight. How far can the price go in 6 hours ?

What will be the price this time tommorrow ?

My guess - in the range $975 - $985 on Stamp

Happy New Year to all bitcoin evangelists everywhere - we are the early adopters still.

It's 02:11 on Sunday, 1 January 2017 in China. That's too late for them to see $1000 Bitcoins in 2016. There's still a slim chance other countries might see $1000 Bitcoins in 2016, but a greater chance of sideways prices.
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December 31, 2016, 06:23:02 PM

OK - looks like someone somewhere is having a final push for the line and wants BTC to end the year on a high note.
I'm in the UK - 6 hours to midnight. How far can the price go in 6 hours ?

What will be the price this time tommorrow ?

My guess - in the range $975 - $985 on Stamp

Happy New Year to all bitcoin evangelists everywhere - we are the early adopters still.

It's 02:11 on Sunday, 1 January 2017 in China. That's too late for them to see $1000 Bitcoins in 2016. There's still a slim chance other countries might see $1000 Bitcoins in 2016, but a greater chance of sideways prices.


Ahhh but Hu boy did see $1000 BTC in 2016...they reached 6990 CNY.




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December 31, 2016, 06:34:37 PM

OK - looks like someone somewhere is having a final push for the line and wants BTC to end the year on a high note.
I'm in the UK - 6 hours to midnight. How far can the price go in 6 hours ?

What will be the price this time tommorrow ?

My guess - in the range $975 - $985 on Stamp

Happy New Year to all bitcoin evangelists everywhere - we are the early adopters still.

It's 02:11 on Sunday, 1 January 2017 in China. That's too late for them to see $1000 Bitcoins in 2016. There's still a slim chance other countries might see $1000 Bitcoins in 2016, but a greater chance of sideways prices.


Ahhh but Hu boy did see $1000 BTC in 2016...they reached 6990 CNY.






I was unaware of the Chinese prices. I just checked BTCC and that reached 6966 ($1003), and OKcoin beat Hu boy by reaching 7007, so the top three China exchanges all reached $1000+ in 2016.
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December 31, 2016, 07:11:31 PM

Microsoft putting Bitcoin support into Office 365:

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/five-office-365-features-horizon-2017-martin-butler

But....but... but.. why would they do that, if Bitcoin isn't the future?  Isn't Bitcoin that terrorist/drug monopoly money that the governments of the world will all outlaw soon?  /s

That's great news, that MS is acknowledging BTC. Don't jump to the conclusion that Microsoft itself is accepting BTC, it just means that Excel numerical formats now include BTC. Not directed at you, Torque, but subsequent posters may have been leaning that way.

2. Bitcoin currency support
In 2017, Excel will be able to recognize, format, calculate, and analyze numbers expressed in Bitcoin currency. The new feature will be available for Excel running under Windows 10, Android, Mac OS, and iOS, and will include Excel Mobile versions as well..
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December 31, 2016, 07:39:34 PM



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December 31, 2016, 07:54:34 PM

Microsoft putting Bitcoin support into Office 365:

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/five-office-365-features-horizon-2017-martin-butler

But....but... but.. why would they do that, if Bitcoin isn't the future?  Isn't Bitcoin that terrorist/drug monopoly money that the governments of the world will all outlaw soon?  /s

That's great news, that MS is acknowledging BTC. Don't jump to the conclusion that Microsoft itself is accepting BTC, it just means that Excel numerical formats now include BTC. Not directed at you, Torque, but subsequent posters may have been leaning that way.

2. Bitcoin currency support
In 2017, Excel will be able to recognize, format, calculate, and analyze numbers expressed in Bitcoin currency. The new feature will be available for Excel running under Windows 10, Android, Mac OS, and iOS, and will include Excel Mobile versions as well..

Microsoft has been accepting Bitcoin for literally years.
https://commerce.microsoft.com/PaymentHub/Help/Right?helppagename=CSV_BitcoinHowTo.htm
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December 31, 2016, 07:56:45 PM
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This thread is going downhill with people posting random dollar values or "bitcoin moon" slogans with no fundamental or technical reasoning behind them.  If you're going to say the price is going to be X, at least post a chart or reason why you think it's going to do so.  

For instance, I think it's possible Bitcoin could hit $10k-20k each in current state, but anything higher than that and you'd probably be running into things like $10 - $100 transaction fees and start to severely limit it's use cases.  At that point I think you'd either need things like financial institutions themselves to adopt it as part of infrastructure, or you'd need something like Lightning Network or a larger block size to go further.

For the Lightning Network, there's a lot of unanswered questions with things like routing and garbage collection (closing out channels).  If a bunch of people close out channels simultaneously through either normal usage or an attack and overflow the 1.6 MB block size, it kind of throws a wrench in things there.  The price to close channels would probably be set artificially high to try and avoid situations like this and create an ever increasing bid war where everyone is bid off of the main chain quickly and forced onto LN to do anything for all intents and purposes, so it's kind of important what pros and cons it has over current Bitcoin if you're going to be forced to use it.  

Nobody really knows how all these variables will play out yet.

TLDR:  Bitcoin is probably good for another 10x in current state but might need more throughput to go further, or for financial institutions to adopt it and use it in place of something like the SWIFT network.  Otherwise it would probably hit $10k-20k then new capital might all bleed off into something like Litecoin.
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