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April 08, 2018, 11:24:44 PM |
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London is outside of the Republic of London on this map
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Last of the V8s
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April 08, 2018, 11:33:18 PM |
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London is outside of the Republic of London on this map It seems to be designed for maximum bloodshed.
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jojo69
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April 08, 2018, 11:33:55 PM |
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London is outside of the Republic of London on this map makes at least as much sense as a bunch of the lines we drew in the middle East in 1919
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Arriemoller
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April 08, 2018, 11:34:12 PM |
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If you want to complain about London, complain about Brexit. Now there’s a fuck up of mass proportions. All the work is going to Dublin and Frankfurt.
I didn't think London was a part of Britain? Thought they had their own little exclave down there? You seriously didn't think the capital of England was part of Britain? EDIT: spelling error. I think he means culturally. There's London, then there are the Brexit supporters. Or maybe he means City of London, I have seen some conspiracy sites claim that it's not a part of Britain (it is). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_of_London
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d_eddie
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April 08, 2018, 11:43:15 PM |
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Recently, fiat settled derivatives are one of my pet worries. There is no proof that they actually did much real damage by themselves yet: some reasonable sounding opinions argue that it's more of a psychological thing, like metaFUD/metaFOMO. These opinions sound reasonable on the basis of the numbers reported. Volume on futures was - is! - too low to harm seriously (although, with the underlying bitcoin market as thin as it is now, nothing is impossible).
However, if Soros and other big players are really getting into the cornfield, it's going to be tough play. I really hope the SEC approves some ETF, but backed by actual bitcoin, stored in blockchain addresses known to the public.
Along the same lines, futures and similar derivatives should be entirely bitcoin-backed. "For delivery", as they say, since delivering bitcoin is as easy as can be. BY doing so, you can push and pull the market only according to how many coins - not dollars - you hold. You can probably push/pull a bit further than that, because exchanges are quick to kiss the right ass, but when you finally have to deliver, you have to buy or sell actual bitcoin. Let the markets (and the unavoidable slippage) do the rest.
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April 09, 2018, 12:11:52 AM |
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Market history shows that it is safer to short in an established bear market, than at or near ath's. After a 70% drop, another 70% drop is more likely, not less. Nearly everyone would think it was the other way around. Not specific to Crypto, just actual history. Whether the 'investors' will be right or wrong, I cannot tell.
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Majormax
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April 09, 2018, 12:18:20 AM |
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Recently, fiat settled derivatives are one of my pet worries. There is no proof that they actually did much real damage by themselves yet: some reasonable sounding opinions argue that it's more of a psychological thing, like metaFUD/metaFOMO. These opinions sound reasonable on the basis of the numbers reported. Volume on futures was - is! - too low to harm seriously (although, with the underlying bitcoin market as thin as it is now, nothing is impossible).
However, if Soros and other big players are really getting into the cornfield, it's going to be tough play. I really hope the SEC approves some ETF, but backed by actual bitcoin, stored in blockchain addresses known to the public.
Along the same lines, futures and similar derivatives should be entirely bitcoin-backed. "For delivery", as they say, since delivering bitcoin is as easy as can be. BY doing so, you can push and pull the market only according to how many coins - not dollars - you hold. You can probably push/pull a bit further than that, because exchanges are quick to kiss the right ass, but when you finally have to deliver, you have to buy or sell actual bitcoin. Let the markets (and the unavoidable slippage) do the rest.
Agreed. The future or an ETF are only a proxy for investors who cannot take reponsibility for their own holdings. Unlike Gold or Stock derivatives, I can see no effective transfer mechanism for the derivative price to significantly affect the actual traded price of BTC.
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April 09, 2018, 12:24:43 AM |
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Not heard of that before. I was referring to the divide between London and the rest of the country. They voted in favour of remain during Brexit, and some Londoners argued for separation from the UK.
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HairyMaclairy
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April 09, 2018, 12:36:46 AM |
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Curious as to why you think Bitcoin is less susceptible to price manipulation via futures than gold?
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April 09, 2018, 12:37:47 AM |
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Can I get my birthday for the $12,288 game please?
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April 09, 2018, 12:46:24 AM |
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Super bullish
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HairyMaclairy
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April 09, 2018, 12:50:02 AM |
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Double bottom = classic TA
Also bottoming tends to be a process rather than an event.
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April 09, 2018, 12:57:04 AM |
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Super bullish
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April 09, 2018, 01:23:36 AM |
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Curious as to why you think Bitcoin is less susceptible to price manipulation via futures than gold?
It is my understanding that in the paper metals world, none of the metal actually moves. No one takes physical possession, or calls anyone's bluff. So no one really knows how much physical metal any of the big bullion banks have stored. None ever get audited. Even if bluffs were called, excuses would get made and long delays on physical delivery would be routine. At least with Bitcoin, it's transparent enough that audits are as simple as a signed message. Deliveries are near instantaneous.
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April 09, 2018, 01:38:56 AM Last edit: April 09, 2018, 01:57:47 AM by RoomBot |
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very quick short list for a small "game list" or how i have to call it..... only when breaking 12288 dollar price..... almost same rules as the list before just a winning date AND .15 BTC for correct date only accounts with minimum 5 Merit and 20 activity (last time to many new pop't up ) LIST CLOSES tuesday 12 CET allways CET time no execptions just for quick enjoyment normal tommorrow i look @the dates.... firts one posted has the choosen date , some one with the same date have too take another one so look out a bit.... DATES sended in PERSONAL MESSAGE will NOT count let us break back 5-digits 12288 = 10000 eu 5-digit for a change 07/03/2018 CoinCube 16/04/2018 serveria.com 27/04/2018 BinaryReign 29/04/2018 BobLawblaw 30/04/2018 RayX12 05/05/2018 kaicrypzen 07/05/2018 InvoKing 08/05/2018 ChinkyEyes 13/05/2018 mfort312 15/05/2018 Paashaas 16/05/2018 player99 17/05/2018 bikerleszno 19/05/2018 Bitcoinaire 20/05/2018 willope 21/05/2018 rafanadal 22/05/2018 strawbs 24/05/2018 yonton 25/05/2018 JimboToronto 26/05/2018 Colonel Panic 29/05/2018 ivomm 30/05/2018 Lontonbit 31/05/2018 BTCMILLIONAIRE 02/06/2018 rjclarke2000 03/06/2018 oblox 04/06/2018 wachtwoord 05/06/2018 Wekkel 08/06/2018 hisslyness 09/06/2018 LodisMcguire 11/06/2018 Raja_MBZ 12/06/2018 bitcoinPsycho 13/06/2018 erre 14/06/2018 vroom 15/06/2018 d_eddie 16/06/2018 coralreefer 18/06/2018 Robin,Hood 20/06/2018 rolling 22/06/2018 Biodom 23/06/2018 Dunkelheit667 25/06/2018 bones261 26/06/2018 Arriemoller 28/06/2018 klaaas 30/06/2018 DarkStar_ 01/07/2018 o_e_l_e_o 02/07/2018 jojo69 04/07/2018 Elwar 13/07/2018 sirazimuth 14/07/2018 Ludwig Von 21/07/2018 Lauda 22/07/2018 LFC_Bitcoin 26/07/2018 Icygreen 03/08/2018 supremnoob 06/08/2018 cAPSLOCK 08/08/2018 infofront 10/08/2018 HairyMaclairy 15/08/2018 Phil_S 16/08/2018 Rosewater Foundation 17/08/2018 B1tUnl0ck3r 21/08/2018 BitcoinBunny 27/08/2018 soullyG 29/08/2018 STT 04/09/2018 flynn 08/09/2018 xhomerx10 09/09/2018 vapourminer 11/09/2018 Dakustaking76 22/09/2018 Agapios 26/09/2018 itod 30/09/2018 DeathAngel 12/10/2018 IntroVert 18/10/2018 Searing 09/11/2018 fabiorem 20/11/2018 Globb0 22/11/2018 Last of the V8s 01/12/2018 Alexander_Z 20/06/2019 bitebits 13/12/2019 nikauforest 05/09/2020 samson is 01/06/2018 taken yet?
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April 09, 2018, 01:48:56 AM |
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One of the worst industries is about to be disrupted.
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April 09, 2018, 01:49:43 AM |
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To break overall downtrend we need to get above about $8100 at the moment. Obviously this amount decreases over time.
At the current price of $7118 we would break the overall downtrend on 18 or 19 April.
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