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May 25, 2017, 07:58:51 PM |
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Cant't wait for the - 2 pizzas = 2 billion dollars - story in 2020. This one was as epic
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European Central Bank
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May 25, 2017, 08:01:36 PM |
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so are we really gonna sell in may and go away? i'd be disappointed if the bitcoin market was that much of a cliche.
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jbreher
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May 25, 2017, 08:16:53 PM |
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Ok guys, I have finally got my free CLAMS, so it was for real. Got 28 CLAMS for the six addresses I could find that were applicable. That's around 100€... Free money I love it Btw, I used Just-Dice to do the claim as gentleman posted, after trying several times to sync the clam wallet to no avail. After getting over the creepy feeling involved in extracting and send the private key, I did this also. You know you don't need a CLAM wallet (and no need to sync) if you use shapeshift.io? If you leave the clam address empty, say 'withdraw', it makes a clam address for you to enter on the just-dice.com site... Perhaps this is my tinfoil hat speaking but......aren't you worried about the "paper" trail you are submitting to this exchange of private key for CLAM? Much like when the Coca-Cola created this huge online photo album of people's faces in order to find their "doppelgangers," not for a huge facial recognition system instead. That's pretty much the main reason I have not yet jumped into any of these offers. Some day, I'll have an hour to think it through. OTOH, I think there are time limits on some of these blockchain snapshot spinoffs.
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jbreher
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May 25, 2017, 08:26:58 PM |
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If there was an exchange I trusted, I believe I would slowly start selling a few coins at this point with the intentions of buying them back for less in the future.
Since no such thing exists, I can't do my small part to help flatten the spikes in the exchange rate, which I have been well trained to believe are inevitable at some point.
Oh well... I'll watch the rallies with nervous jubilation and endure the troll infested bear markets with quiet disgust... from over here, in my corner... all cozy in my straitjacket.
I hear ya. I actually took the step to (incrementally) move about 10% of my holdings onto exchange, and have been making bank on the volatility. Of course, I now have a fistfull of stinky fiat, and that much less Bitcoin at this point. But all my sells are still sitting on exchange in the form of offsetting open buy orders at less $ than for which I sold. So when the crash comes, I'll buy all that BTC back at a discounted price. Of course there is the caveat that the exchange might simply steal my assets and turn tail. Its a calculated risk. Well, a spitballed risk. FWIW, the rake on the volatility has been more than my (non-negligible first world) salary over the last two months.
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savetherainforest
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May 25, 2017, 08:30:39 PM |
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so are we really gonna sell in may and go away? i'd be disappointed if the bitcoin market was that much of a cliche.
I feel sometimes like you are talking with an imaginary friend... Anyway... price did good!!! ... As I predicted! ... But now... lets see if the bubble wants to start or what is happening! ... Btw... any news from the real world?? Did the North Korea war start yet??
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Roccker
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May 25, 2017, 09:17:18 PM |
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Cant't wait for the - 2 pizzas = 2 billion dollars - story in 2020. This one was as epic What is this? Someone lost 16 million dollars on a bet? How does this work?
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May 25, 2017, 09:17:39 PM |
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Was that a recent loss, because that casino just did very well I drew in a symmetrical triangle where price seemed to be bouncing off positive and negative points in a decreasing range. Doesnt have to mean anything but its broken out and is going upwards, the guide I read for such triangles says continuation of the previous trend. Short term that was down on the previous trend and obviously in medium term we've been going up so yea Im confused on that one I'll stick with 2470 as a marker to progress, see how well it does battle with this area to judge strength
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May 25, 2017, 09:23:38 PM |
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Was that a recent loss, because that casino just did very well I drew in a symmetrical triangle where price seemed to be bouncing off positive and negative points in a decreasing range. Doesnt have to mean anything but its broken out and is going upwards, the guide I read for such triangles says continuation of the previous trend. Short term that was down on the previous trend and obviously in medium term we've been going up so yea Im confused on that one I'll stick with 2470 as a marker to progress, see how well it does battle with this area to judge strength Depends on the direction of the breakout. If it were to break down out the triangle, then there would be another move down. Since it's breaking up and out, this may be it for the dump. Expect it to retest the top of the triangle soon. If it holds, then its bullish. If it falls back into the triangle, then bearish. And if it doesn't retest the triangle, then obviously bullish. I think we may be in the process of forming a much larger flag around $2500 on the 12h charts. The market needs a consolidation point badly right now. If it does, then bullish.
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May 25, 2017, 09:27:19 PM |
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What is this?
Someone lost 16 million dollars on a bet?
Was that a recent loss, because that casino just did very well
It happened in 2013. And, if you think about it, he did not lose 7000 BTC, he lost "just" 1700 BTC.
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May 25, 2017, 09:50:57 PM |
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I think we may be in the process of forming a much larger flag around $2500 on the 12h charts. The market needs a consolidation point badly right now. If it does, then bullish.
Not 12h bars but if I go by 30m bars since this sell off then I see an ascending triangle with 2470 as the resistance. It fitting price action quite well thats no surprise its significant. However Im less certain of the ascending line I drew with only 3 points, so we'll have to see on that one. Of course patterns can fail but its allegedly a bullish formation most telling part of this pattern is the ascending support line If I use 12h bar I just see the possibility for an intact uptrend and really thats very positive if we can continue from that still. I drew that ages ago but still seems reasonable not wishful thinking etc, I always imagine China and 'overnight' action must play a big part and could be of a different mind
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jbreher
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May 25, 2017, 09:53:07 PM |
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Down to USD 2640 on Bitstamp.
Kind of glad ... would be good to hover a few days around that mark so we don't really have an artificial pump on our hands ;-)
really ?? lol We'd go down faster if the pump just goes up like it did in 2013, and probably not even where we are now. Better to have at least semi-realistic artificial growth than a pump that lasts a few minutes. what meakes you think that this pump is different than the '13 pump ? on chart it all looks the same bro )) I anticipate that looking back at this push will look a lot like the 2013 push. With two key differences: 1) this one will happen at a scale of 10x the 2013 one 2) no Willy bot will lead to a proportionally smaller post-overshoot implosion. Of course, I'm prepared to be surprised. In either direction.
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May 25, 2017, 10:10:50 PM |
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To think, anyone who visited that site and held would have upwards of 12k in Bitcoin right now.
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May 25, 2017, 10:11:26 PM |
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May 25, 2017, 10:25:00 PM |
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Welcome to bitcoin Barry Silbert's personal pump and dump playground
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May 25, 2017, 10:40:46 PM |
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<snippety do dahhhh, snippety day>
<facepalm> "rationalising" - nope, not seeking any justification from you or anyone else. "over investing" - nope, my only investment was in a few graphics cards, my time to set them up and the electricity they consumed while mining coins. "worry about the market moving against you" - well, yes. Don't we all? "cashflow issues", "need the money" - nope, I have a day job, BTC is a hobby. Also, I don't trust exchanges with my money - I've lost coins on MintPal and narrowly avoided losing coins on Gox - so I only buy and sell OTC, I can't set any orders. Any other wild assumptions you want to make? Yeah... my other wild assumption is that you like to engage in combat for little to no reason...
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May 25, 2017, 10:49:23 PM |
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The price holding here for a while with no big impending crash would be quite lovely.
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May 25, 2017, 10:55:26 PM |
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Just got home. I found myself near a BTC ATM while I was out and the daily candle had dipped into the red again so I broke down and bought a tiny bit of coin... only $500 but it's better than nothing. I thought there was a Bitcoin ATM just around the corner from you. You shouldn't have any travel expenses. Is it broken or something?
*snip* The place I've used most recently ran out of coins a couple of days ago. *snip* Does it tell you its run out of coins before you put the money in, or does it happily accept the money, then refuse to give it back when it finally tells you its got no Bitcoins? Actually, their ATM has been down since last year. Since then, I just phone ahead to make sure they have enough coins, then head over and pay them cash anonymously for coins directly from their laptop into a paper wallet I supply.. They honor the price listed on their website. I'm pretty sure they own and operate their own ATM. They're a small family business. The last couple of days they've displayed this: Whenever I've had a problem with any other ATM, a phone call to the machine's operator has cleared it up. I even met an operator who offered to deal directly with me on amounts over $1000, bypassing the ATM and effectively cutting out the merchant where the ATM was placed.
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May 25, 2017, 11:03:00 PM |
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Sooner or later there will be a healthy Fibonacci 23.6% correction. At current ATH of 2760 that would be 2145.
Seems about right. People forget we had some significant drops before the 2013 bubbles burst.
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