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May 01, 2013, 10:14:36 AM
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Markets are strange beasts, they like to thoroughly sample every price up and down, lots and lots of times.

The market explored the area $90-$95 very well, (just like before the April 11th peak). It then shot from $97 to $135 very quickly. Although it has explored back to $125 quite well, it has not done the region $97 to $125 since. It seems like it wants to spend time in that range, at least around $115, before the next main trend kicks off.

that seems to be where we're heading:

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May 01, 2013, 10:38:23 AM
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Markets are strange beasts, they like to thoroughly sample every price up and down, lots and lots of times.

The market explored the area $90-$95 very well, (just like before the April 11th peak). It then shot from $97 to $135 very quickly. Although it has explored back to $125 quite well, it has not done the region $97 to $125 since. It seems like it wants to spend time in that range, at least around $115, before the next main trend kicks off.

that seems to be where we're heading:



Agreed. Those weekly candles clearly show the market stabilizing after a buying ramp which got out of control. Personally,I expect a slow climb from $100, perhaps regaining the $266 high, and keeping it, by the end of this year.

- I could not care less if it crashed to $10;

I do. Because if it ever got to that price again then it would be due to a major disaster with the Bitcoin protocol.
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May 01, 2013, 10:41:00 AM
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- I could not care less if it crashed to $10;
I do. Because if it ever got to that price again then it would be due to a major disaster with the Bitcoin protocol.

If the Bitcoin protocol goes beyond repair, we will develop a new coin, and the party will continue. I go to have a bath in the spa and then some dinner, see you in 2 hours! Wink
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May 01, 2013, 10:42:05 AM
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this means bullish for the long-term, which i can agree with. unfortunately we are severely short-term overbought, are in the midst of a minibear, and are encroaching on an extremely important mid-term support. if you really want the market to do what you want, take your cash and put a wall at $120, else we'll possibly crash right through later today.

Well, since I think the number of bitcoins is important, and not the price of them:

- I have already invested all I have, in bitcoin; a BTC500 worth of puts written is the most I can do today.

- I could not care less if it crashed to $10; probably I would just work a little more (to earn more bitcoins as I can earn more per hour), and spend a little less time just living luxuriously for the testimony (which is the more expensive, the lower USD/BTC rate is, as costs are measured in dollars).

I will soon go to the spa wing. Nobody bit the offer for cheap puts Sad

I nearly bit. Whats the current put price/fee?
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May 01, 2013, 10:44:14 AM
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- I could not care less if it crashed to $10;
I do. Because if it ever got to that price again then it would be due to a major disaster with the Bitcoin protocol.

If the Bitcoin protocol goes beyond repair, we will develop a new coin, and the party will continue. I go to have a bath in the spa and then some dinner, see you in 2 hours! Wink

Whatever man, maybe at that spa you will develop a new coin that will fullfil your delusion of grandeur  Cool
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May 01, 2013, 10:47:04 AM
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- I could not care less if it crashed to $10;
I do. Because if it ever got to that price again then it would be due to a major disaster with the Bitcoin protocol.

If the Bitcoin protocol goes beyond repair, we will develop a new coin, and the party will continue. I go to have a bath in the spa and then some dinner, see you in 2 hours! Wink

Whatever man, maybe at that spa you will develop a new coin that will fullfil your delusion of grandeur  Cool

Tell me when he does, I would love a coin from my favourite speculator.
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May 01, 2013, 10:50:15 AM
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- I could not care less if it crashed to $10;
I do. Because if it ever got to that price again then it would be due to a major disaster with the Bitcoin protocol.

If the Bitcoin protocol goes beyond repair, we will develop a new coin, and the party will continue. I go to have a bath in the spa and then some dinner, see you in 2 hours! Wink

Whatever man, maybe at that spa you will develop a new coin that will fullfil your delusion of grandeur  Cool

"delusion of grandeur " I love that phrase. I used it on a past girlfriend once. Being the narcissist that she was, she didnt have a clue what it meant!
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May 01, 2013, 10:50:58 AM
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I do. Because if it ever got to that price again then it would be due to a major disaster with the Bitcoin protocol.

In late 2011, I thought we'd never see prices below $4. But we did.

I see single digits as a very real possibility in the next few months, although bottoming between $10 and $30 is more likely.
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May 01, 2013, 10:52:34 AM
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I see single digits as a very real possibility in the next few months, although bottoming between $10 and $30 is more likely.

far too much demand, at this point... deflation is kicking in.

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May 01, 2013, 10:54:06 AM
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I see single digits as a very real possibility in the next few months, although bottoming between $10 and $30 is more likely.

far too much demand, at this point... deflation is kicking in.


Dollar deflating against Bitcoin. Smiley
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May 01, 2013, 10:55:10 AM
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I see single digits as a very real possibility in the next few months, although bottoming between $10 and $30 is more likely.

far too much demand, at this point... deflation is kicking in.


Dollar deflating against Bitcoin. Smiley

Fiat never deflates.
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May 01, 2013, 10:56:10 AM
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Tell that to the Japanese.
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May 01, 2013, 11:12:37 AM
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A lot of people selling. Right on time while I wait for my wire transfer to process.


Now everybody calm down and.... PANIC. Sell sell sell sell sell.
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May 01, 2013, 11:16:10 AM
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I do. Because if it ever got to that price again then it would be due to a major disaster with the Bitcoin protocol.

If the Bitcoin protocol goes beyond repair, we will develop a new coin, and the party will continue. I go to have a bath in the spa and then some dinner, see you in 2 hours! Wink

It is called LTC.

Bitcoin is Litecoins test trial.

When BTc got forked LTC users were not effected.

I thought Litecoin changed its name to Feathercoin.
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May 01, 2013, 11:22:29 AM
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I once bought some ltc, then sold it again because I didn't even find how to print a paper wallet for the long - run.
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May 01, 2013, 11:24:08 AM
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I once bought some ltc, then sold it again because I didn't even find how to print a paper wallet for the long - run.

http://liteaddress.org/
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May 01, 2013, 11:24:45 AM
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A lot of people selling. Right on time while I wait for my wire transfer to process.


Now everybody calm down and.... PANIC. Sell sell sell sell sell.

Who let you out of BTC-E...
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May 01, 2013, 11:36:43 AM
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Markets are strange beasts, they like to thoroughly sample every price up and down, lots and lots of times.

The market explored the area $90-$95 very well, (just like before the April 11th peak). It then shot from $97 to $135 very quickly. Although it has explored back to $125 quite well, it has not done the region $97 to $125 since. It seems like it wants to spend time in that range, at least around $115, before the next main trend kicks off.

that seems to be where we're heading:

Time frame?
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May 01, 2013, 11:53:14 AM
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Markets are strange beasts, they like to thoroughly sample every price up and down, lots and lots of times.

The market explored the area $90-$95 very well, (just like before the April 11th peak). It then shot from $97 to $135 very quickly. Although it has explored back to $125 quite well, it has not done the region $97 to $125 since. It seems like it wants to spend time in that range, at least around $115, before the next main trend kicks off.

that seems to be where we're heading:

Time frame?

you should be able to estimate from the scale of the triangle -- so before the end of the week.


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May 01, 2013, 12:13:30 PM
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Wall at 120$ will be eaten today just like this:

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