Dafar
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January 12, 2017, 04:32:27 PM |
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The big-blockers need to fork off already so that we can get on with Project Bitcoin, Satoshi's Vision and not this twisted Kore-Coin crapola.
If we don't, price will continue to stagnate.
Bitcoin has the potential to benefit in infinite ways from the global economic turmoil that is around the corner. In this way, BTC's price could spike to unimaginable highs. But it will never happen with no scaling solution, BTC simply could not handle an increase in 100 million+ users. There is no time to wait 5 years for this imaginary "Lightning Network" to suddenly manifest from vaporware into reality.
FORK IT ALREADY.
Fuck off with your BU bullshit SegWit and LN aren't the end-all scaling solution but they are definitely more real and ready and less risky than a YOLO-FORK to BU
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spooderman
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January 12, 2017, 04:35:42 PM |
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wut? we rallying now?
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chopstick
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January 12, 2017, 04:37:19 PM |
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Segwit is a cheap accounting trick / potential poison pill and LN will never, ever exist in any useable form anytime soon.
We don't have 5 years for Lightning Network to suddenly become reality. The world will not wait for your Lightning Network.
BU or Classic, it doesn't matter to me.
Kore can fuck-off with trying to transform Satoshi's vision into their own personal wealth and whatever Goldman & Sachs told them to do when they funded their $75 million in VC funding.
Bloody morons!
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January 12, 2017, 04:42:27 PM |
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This dump must be limited by $725. That will be the level where I'm prepared to seek an entry into highly leveraged long position. U may wish to buy now but there are still multiple technical reasons that are capable of reducing the price to $720.
Exactly. Stopped around $735. I bought spot on both okcoin and finex, and am looking to add to longs once the first trough on the way up is formed. It felt short of my target by 10 USD, which is a negligible price distance to be worried about. I had jumped aboard before $735 hit and couldnt complain.
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Paashaas
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January 12, 2017, 04:45:10 PM |
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The big-blockers need to fork off already so that we can get on with Project Bitcoin, Satoshi's Vision and not this twisted Kore-Coin crapola.
If we don't, price will continue to stagnate.
Bitcoin has the potential to benefit in infinite ways from the global economic turmoil that is around the corner. In this way, BTC's price could spike to unimaginable highs. But it will never happen with no scaling solution, BTC simply could not handle an increase in 100 million+ users. There is no time to wait 5 years for this imaginary "Lightning Network" to suddenly manifest from vaporware into reality.
FORK IT ALREADY.
If you want to see 100m+ users, we will need Lightning ore 1 gig+ blocks and that will NOT happen in the comming 10 years. So getting Segwit+Lightning is a much better deal.
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spooderman
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January 12, 2017, 04:57:24 PM |
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my ignore list just had one name added to it.
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mb300sd
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January 12, 2017, 04:59:39 PM |
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January 12, 2017, 05:18:21 PM |
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The change of buy/sell volume at OKCoin since the latest PBoC meetings is incredible, it's like 5x less than previous "low-volume" time periods. Huobi doesn't seem to share the same behaviour - could this mean there was more "fake" trading at OKCoin?
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JimboToronto
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You're never too old to think young.
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January 12, 2017, 05:21:19 PM |
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Good morning Bitcoinland.
I see we're starting to recover from the silly panic induced by the PBOC investigations...currently $812USD (Bitcoinaverage).
Trading cultists can get so emotional. Sorry Chicken Little, the sky didn't fall. The principles of Bitcoin remain. All those waves, charts and gobbledygook don't really account for much except giving traders a sense of self-importance.
It's hilarious to see Huobi trading at $25 less than the western exchanges. Let's see how long that lasts.
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DaRude
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January 12, 2017, 05:26:35 PM |
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The big-blockers need to fork off already so that we can get on with Project Bitcoin, Satoshi's Vision and not this twisted Kore-Coin crapola.
If we don't, price will continue to stagnate.
Bitcoin has the potential to benefit in infinite ways from the global economic turmoil that is around the corner. In this way, BTC's price could spike to unimaginable highs. But it will never happen with no scaling solution, BTC simply could not handle an increase in 100 million+ users. There is no time to wait 5 years for this imaginary "Lightning Network" to suddenly manifest from vaporware into reality.
FORK IT ALREADY.
Ahh those bloody idiots are back  Can you do no maths? How big will the blocks need to be to "handle an increase in 100 million+ users"  yeah maths are hard. Please fork off already to your alt and have fun just don't call it bitcoin to confuse people
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podyx
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January 12, 2017, 05:27:43 PM |
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Long term support for the bottom: img width=960]https://i.imgur.com/Kv72luB.png[/img] Descending wedge in the shorter term:  Descending wedges are typically reversal patterns, and we would have to break a strong support line to defy expectations upon pattern resolution. The support line will force the shorter term descending wedge to terminate before its forced termination at convergence. The two trends converge by 1/18 14:00. I am expecting one more leg downwards, constrained by both the wedge and support. If these hold, then the lowest low would be $686. Some solid TA for once.  Didn't catch that wedge myself
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gembitz
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January 12, 2017, 05:27:56 PM |
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^lightning network alpha launched yesterday!  *where you find these n00bs!!!
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BitcoinNewsMagazine
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January 12, 2017, 05:29:33 PM |
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I think the bottom is in. Two legs down completes an EW abc correction. If I am wrong best estimate is we would see a $658 - $700 flash crash but as time goes on that seems less likely. 
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chopstick
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January 12, 2017, 05:40:31 PM |
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The big-blockers need to fork off already so that we can get on with Project Bitcoin, Satoshi's Vision and not this twisted Kore-Coin crapola.
If we don't, price will continue to stagnate.
Bitcoin has the potential to benefit in infinite ways from the global economic turmoil that is around the corner. In this way, BTC's price could spike to unimaginable highs. But it will never happen with no scaling solution, BTC simply could not handle an increase in 100 million+ users. There is no time to wait 5 years for this imaginary "Lightning Network" to suddenly manifest from vaporware into reality.
FORK IT ALREADY.
Ahh those bloody idiots are back  Can you do no maths? How big will the blocks need to be to "handle an increase in 100 million+ users"  yeah maths are hard. Please fork off already to your alt and have fun just don't call it bitcoin to confuse people Stop pretending that the present technology couldn't handle large blocks. Perhaps the solution is to do both (blocksize increase and off-chain LN type deal) But you can't just do one, or the other. Core has refused to compromise over and over, they refuse to raise the blocksize to even 2mb which pretty much everyone agrees could be very EASILY handled. Core has shown they have no leadership skills, no vision and are motivated primarily to their own self-serving egos. They do not serve the greater whole. Furthermore, they engage in a deceptive campaign of censorship and other shady tactics to force their own side to "win", this has needlessly damaged the Bitcoin community itself by refusing to even allow certain discussions. The community has been effectively divided in this way. Can you even quantify the damage that has been done to all of us as a result of this? You can ignore it all if you want, but it will hurt you in the end.
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European Central Bank
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January 12, 2017, 05:47:59 PM |
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Stop pretending that the present technology couldn't handle large blocks.
bandwidth, baby. you can have all the tech you want, but when it comes to that you're depending on a bunch of work shy guys to turn up in a van and dig up your road. some people are lucky enough to be in a regularly upgraded area, others haven't had a change since the early 2000s. on top of that you're at the mercy of your isp limits too. a lot of places will throttle you if you have a fraction of the average node's throughput.
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DaRude
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January 12, 2017, 05:55:17 PM |
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The big-blockers need to fork off already so that we can get on with Project Bitcoin, Satoshi's Vision and not this twisted Kore-Coin crapola.
If we don't, price will continue to stagnate.
Bitcoin has the potential to benefit in infinite ways from the global economic turmoil that is around the corner. In this way, BTC's price could spike to unimaginable highs. But it will never happen with no scaling solution, BTC simply could not handle an increase in 100 million+ users. There is no time to wait 5 years for this imaginary "Lightning Network" to suddenly manifest from vaporware into reality.
FORK IT ALREADY.
Ahh those bloody idiots are back  Can you do no maths? How big will the blocks need to be to "handle an increase in 100 million+ users"  yeah maths are hard. Please fork off already to your alt and have fun just don't call it bitcoin to confuse people Stop pretending that the present technology couldn't handle large blocks. Perhaps the solution is to do both (blocksize increase and off-chain LN type deal) But you can't just do one, or the other. Core has refused to compromise over and over, they refuse to raise the blocksize to even 2mb which pretty much everyone agrees could be very EASILY handled. Core has shown they have no leadership skills, no vision and are motivated primarily to their own self-serving egos. They do not serve the greater whole. Furthermore, they engage in a deceptive campaign of censorship and other shady tactics to force their own side to "win", this has needlessly damaged the Bitcoin community itself by refusing to even allow certain discussions. The community has been effectively divided in this way. Can you even quantify the damage that has been done to all of us as a result of this? You can ignore it all if you want, but it will hurt you in the end. Again no maths on blocksize that can "handle an increase in 100 million+ users". Sound like a butthurt miner shill. PS: I'm all for a 2mb blocks + segwit. Let's just enable it already. Only something telling me that miners won't be happy with that either 
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January 12, 2017, 06:07:02 PM |
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Long term support for the bottom: <pic> Descending wedge in the shorter term:  Descending wedges are typically reversal patterns, and we would have to break a strong support line to defy expectations upon pattern resolution. The support line will force the shorter term descending wedge to terminate before its forced termination at convergence. The two trends converge by 1/18 14:00. I am expecting one more leg downwards, constrained by both the wedge and support. If these hold, then the lowest low would be $686. Some solid TA for once.  Didn't catch that wedge myself One thing I like about it is, the top of that wedge hasn't really been defined on-volume yet. So one way it could invalidate the short term trend would be to reshape itself into a downward channel, rather than wedge. ...and then we have transitioned into the cup and handle pattern :-)
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Tzupy
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January 12, 2017, 06:15:04 PM |
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Many thanks for the cheap coins. Tzupy, where is the final leg of the sell off? I hoped to get some even cheaper. If this was an ABC, then it's probably completed the C, and now it's building a triangle. Support could be tested over the next days, so a bit cheaper than right now is possible.
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Chainsaw
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January 12, 2017, 06:23:07 PM |
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If this was an ABC, then it's probably completed the C, and now it's building a triangle. Support could be tested over the next days, so a bit cheaper than right now is possible.
Aw c'mon mastertzup - you were willing to throw out $660 when we were at $1100 and many called you crazy! I'd love to know whether the past few days market activity has shifted your number up, down, or unchanged.
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Miz4r
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January 12, 2017, 06:28:55 PM |
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Stop pretending that the present technology couldn't handle large blocks. Stop pretending you know what you're talking about. There are hundreds of independent developers busy writing and testing code and weighing and discussing all the possible options. Out of that complicated process it was determined that Segwit is our best option right now and that large blocks (>4MB) are too risky for the stability and decentralized nature of the network at this point. After Segwit is deployed it will also be safer to increase the blocksize as Segwit also solves the quadratic scaling of hashed data. Hard forking now to larger blocks without first activating Segwit and solving quadratic hash scaling is just stupid and you'll also never get consensus for that. So why don't you stop complaining about Core and actually look and try to understand what it is they're doing? The divide in the community is purely based on ignorance and conspiracy thinking.
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