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February 06, 2014, 04:08:15 PM
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That's a bit better....  Smiley
Maybe in appearance (depending on taste), but I'd imagine the JBLs sound much better.

Those things look like the kind of low-quality designed-for-appearance crap you'd expect from Apple Corp.

lmao.

these my friend are "la creme de la creme"  Tongue

->http://www.avantgarde-acoustic.de/home.html

Yeah these are the nuts. I would give one of my fingers for a pair of these, or two fingers Roll Eyes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1tWyOGaylY

Apprently hes using a G-ORB RUBIDIUM MASTER CLOCK GENERATOR  Shocked Shocked

haha, try 1 or 2 BTC at some point Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
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February 06, 2014, 04:09:19 PM
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When people can't see bitcoinwisdom, then most can't see how the new rise has weak support with weak volume. They can only see that the price is rising and they will buy in with less fear.. and then there can be more big dumps. Bitstamp is currently at 790, while there is decent buy support only at 772. But I bet the religious zealots are already buying in because it seems to be going to da m00n.
Like I told yesterday, this dance will last a long time, until all the "right whales" have sold their coins to the choo choo folks for the right price.

If can't see Bitcoin wisdom I am out!

Especially with all this other dodgy shit going on at the moment.

I've moved to 50% fiat.... it's making me nervous that Gox has dropped from over $900 to $840 but Stamp & BTC-E have barely shifted.
Maybe the gap is being closed (which is good) but I can't see why and there's not much news to go on, just the Apple FUD.

Gox is irrelevant (though still of interest). I'm strongly tempted to drop it from ChartBuddy altogether.
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February 06, 2014, 04:24:39 PM
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When people can't see bitcoinwisdom, then most can't see how the new rise has weak support with weak volume. They can only see that the price is rising and they will buy in with less fear.. and then there can be more big dumps. Bitstamp is currently at 790, while there is decent buy support only at 772. But I bet the religious zealots are already buying in because it seems to be going to da m00n.
Like I told yesterday, this dance will last a long time, until all the "right whales" have sold their coins to the choo choo folks for the right price.

If can't see Bitcoin wisdom I am out!

Especially with all this other dodgy shit going on at the moment.

I've moved to 50% fiat.... it's making me nervous that Gox has dropped from over $900 to $840 but Stamp & BTC-E have barely shifted.
Maybe the gap is being closed (which is good) but I can't see why and there's not much news to go on, just the Apple FUD.

Gox is irrelevant (though still of interest). I'm strongly tempted to drop it from ChartBuddy altogether.

Good idea. Better only show Stamp and BTCe prices.
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February 06, 2014, 04:29:50 PM
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When people can't see bitcoinwisdom, then most can't see how the new rise has weak support with weak volume. They can only see that the price is rising and they will buy in with less fear.. and then there can be more big dumps. Bitstamp is currently at 790, while there is decent buy support only at 772. But I bet the religious zealots are already buying in because it seems to be going to da m00n.
Like I told yesterday, this dance will last a long time, until all the "right whales" have sold their coins to the choo choo folks for the right price.

If can't see Bitcoin wisdom I am out!

Especially with all this other dodgy shit going on at the moment.

I've moved to 50% fiat.... it's making me nervous that Gox has dropped from over $900 to $840 but Stamp & BTC-E have barely shifted.
Maybe the gap is being closed (which is good) but I can't see why and there's not much news to go on, just the Apple FUD.

Gox is irrelevant (though still of interest). I'm strongly tempted to drop it from ChartBuddy altogether.

I'm indifferent personally but I would vote for an extended time period.
Say 2 or 3 hours instead of 1 hour  Smiley
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February 06, 2014, 04:35:03 PM
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while this will rise the profile of bitcoin in the UK, and it is good to see that Barclays look like they will let them use pingit to do so,   you always could buy bitcoins for cash......  its called localbitcoins.com  , and it looks cheaper to me.......

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February 06, 2014, 04:39:53 PM
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while this will rise the profile of bitcoin in the UK, and it is good to see that Barclays look like they will let them use pingit to do so,   you always could buy bitcoins for cash......  its called localbitcoins.com  , and it looks cheaper to me.......


I have used localbitcoins to buy, but using bank payments, not cash.

I am reluctant to meet a total stranger while carrying lots of cash.
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February 06, 2014, 04:40:44 PM
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Bitcoins can be bought with cash in 28,000 stores in the UK from today using ZipZap.

http://www.coindesk.com/can-now-pay-cash-bitcoin-28000-uk-stores/

I think this could be significant, particularly for immigrants who normally send a lot of their income home via the likes of Western Union.

So even in my small home town there are now 5 retail outlets where I can buy Bitcoins for cash.

Ugh. Is that what 50s look like these days?
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February 06, 2014, 04:41:31 PM
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Buying from Bittylicious in the UK (1 Bitcoin)

Premium over Bitstamp prices.

Bank Transfer                         = 5%
Cash Payment (Using ZipZap)  = 9%
Barclays Pingit                        = 7%







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February 06, 2014, 04:54:42 PM
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Looking again at the charts, I now think that the current "mini-crash" started at

22:54 UTC at Mt.GOX,
23:03 UTC at Huobi, Bitstamp, BTC-e, and Coinbase
23:06 UTC at BitFinEx and OKCoin

At this time I can see Houbi's data only through the 3-minute chart at bitcoinwisdom, so "23:03" actually means "from 23:03:00 to 23:05:59".

Those are the first 3-minute intervals when there was both a significant drop in price and a significant surge in volume.

If I am not mistaken, 23:03 UTC is 08:03 am in China and Japan.  

The mini-crash may have started at Mt.GOX and spread to the other exchanges. Or perhaps that Mt.GOX spike and drop were an unrelated coincidence, or both resulted from similar external causes.

Anyway 08:03 is a bit on the early side for Huobi; its trading often starts in earnest only around 09:00 or 10:00.

08:00 sounds like a plausible bank opening time after holidays.  Perhaps that was the moment when the Chinese exchanges enabled CNY withdrawals again?  


There were over 3k coins dumped on gox in less than 10 minutes, although the other exchanges were already heading slowly downwards.
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February 06, 2014, 05:02:45 PM
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Explanation
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February 06, 2014, 05:11:16 PM
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What happened with bitcoinwishdom?
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February 06, 2014, 05:12:24 PM
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while this will rise the profile of bitcoin in the UK, and it is good to see that Barclays look like they will let them use pingit to do so,   you always could buy bitcoins for cash......  its called localbitcoins.com  , and it looks cheaper to me.......


I have used localbitcoins to buy, but using bank payments, not cash.

I am reluctant to meet a total stranger while carrying lots of cash.

I take this guy with me to carry out cash transactions through localbitcoin.com:

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February 06, 2014, 05:21:03 PM
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What happened guys?  Huh  You are all supposed to panic and sell like sheep!  Grin  But the price is just down a bit and holding.  Could it be that members of this forum are growing up (as investors).  Wink

PS:  If the runup to 1000 was a bubble, this has got to be the weirdest, longest "return to normal" ever...
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February 06, 2014, 05:21:25 PM
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What happened with bitcoinwishdom?

Nothing?
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February 06, 2014, 05:32:34 PM
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What happened with bitcoinwishdom?

Nothing?

Doesnt show any graphs for me. Only the frame of the site.
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February 06, 2014, 05:36:30 PM
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if you take the time to read the article, you'd see that it would be around a 4% premium.. Smiley

edit: oh nice you sroted it out Smiley

If we are talking about the typical Western Union customer who deals in cash, it is more like an 8% premium, and then someone has to take that on the chin again at the other side of the world.

Considerably worse rate than Western Union.

Also, the premium on bitcoin in those "other parts of the world" are likely to be pretty good in favor of those to whom the bitcoin is sent.  Especially so in places where there is economic difficulty.
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February 06, 2014, 05:42:38 PM
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Bitcoins can be bought with cash in 28,000 stores in the UK from today using ZipZap.

http://www.coindesk.com/can-now-pay-cash-bitcoin-28000-uk-stores/

I think this could be significant, particularly for immigrants who normally send a lot of their income home via the likes of Western Union.

So even in my small home town there are now 5 retail outlets where I can buy Bitcoins for cash.


Hmm, the coming of the ZipZap service makes sense why someone should want to see an stable price. You can't exactly promote this bitcoin service as a good cash transfer platform, when there is a lot of volatility. No one would like to send his money through a service, where half of your money can just disappear in the market.
This gives opportunities on manipulation though, because if someone needs the price to be stable, then that someone is vulnerable to all kinds of mauling.
I think that the cash transfer market is the maximum potential that bitcoin can reach. Let's see if it succeeds or the greed inside the market will kill this project.
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February 06, 2014, 05:49:52 PM
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Let's see if it succeeds or the greed inside the market will kill this project.


It will take more than a few pigs to kill the honey badger.
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February 06, 2014, 05:53:29 PM
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What happened with bitcoinwishdom?

Nothing?

Doesnt show any graphs for me. Only the frame of the site.

I have several bitcoinwisdom windows open and have opened a few more to check. It's working great!

Did you change some settings in your browser?
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February 06, 2014, 05:59:57 PM
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What happened with bitcoinwishdom?

Nothing?

Doesnt show any graphs for me. Only the frame of the site.

I have several bitcoinwisdom windows open and have opened a few more to check. It's working great!

Did you change some settings in your browser?

No.. Tried different browsers.
It says:
Bitcoinwisdom in temporary down
Domain is not bitcoinwisdom.com
network issue
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