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February 25, 2014, 04:12:11 PM
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Hearing rumors that gox has been bought out, can't confirm.

Well the rummors were in their html:



acq = acquisition

who would want to buy that crap.. i dont know

I hate to fuel rumors, but this is the speculation forum.  

Pure speculation, but in a logical world, the ONLY buyer would be someone whose reputation could dramatically overwhelm that of Gox.  this organization would suddenly benefit from hundreds of thousands (or whatever) of verified bitcoin accounts.  

An existing bitcoin player would seem undercapitalized.  It would have to be a financial services company.  But it all depends on how much Gox is under-capitalized.  Repairing a couple million dollar shortfall would be nothing to a large company -- in fact it could result in a massive profit if they've been buying Gox coins at the discount.

This would explain the activity on Gox and bitcoinbuilder -- it might be illegal and unethical for Gox to buy their own coins for 100 bucks, but I think that it would not be for agent X who (for example) buys 90% of the Gox coins trading at 5-20% of other exchanges, then turns around and buys the company for keep-me-out-of-jail prices.




We all know the rocket is going to take off sooner or later.... b b b but d d d do you think they have had their fill of c c c cheap coins yet?? out of Mt g g gox?

<putsontinfoilhatandsparksacrackpipe>

ring ring

"Howdy doody Mark how are you on this fine American day? My name is Mr X and Mark the reason I am calling all the way from NY city today is to make you an offer, I think you should put down your frappacuinno extra large, and park your extra large butt on one of them big blue balls... I have an offer that you cannot refuse, it will keep you in blueballs and extra decorative tubs of coffee for ever..................
.......but first show me your books"

Mark pisses himself with glee and hands over the books

"Interesting so back in 20** this dip in price here what caused this? what is that you say? you halted withdrawals and everyone shit themselves? and the price tanked...... hmm interesting..."

"ok the offer stands...here is a giant stack of cash... but you are now mine!!  dance fat boy!!  dance!-
 
Ahem sorry I mean here is what we are going to do......I want you to halt all Bitcoin withdrawals now..."

Price tanks

Mr X buys lots and lots of cheap coins...

MtGox reopens withdrawals slowly

Price creeps back up

MK announces he is taking early retirement

MtGox gets bought out by a fund, maybe intending to open an NY office in 2015

Confidence re MTGox soars

Price soars

They got cheap entry into the market, and picked up a "distressed asset" along the way  
and played a lovely game of manipulate the market with a healthy dose of fear.

<removestinfoilhatbutkeepsthecrackpipeforanotherblast>





Yeah we could have just seen this play out in the past week, and continue to play out now... the broken trust the other exchanges are talking about , insider trading?

Who knows ... but something is in the works
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February 25, 2014, 04:13:49 PM
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The recovery is maxed out for now. It's going to take at least a day to consolidate and break $520 if not longer.

Sure.

Hey everybody can be wrong sometimes. These are exceptional times, TA won't cut it in this environment. Smiley

Careful now guys, just because we missed a mark doesn't mean there won't still be a correction to the correction. Check back to every other major crash and see the bars flying up and down.

Fib resistance around $550 and a round number, so selling in the $540s and then we retest $500 at the very least.

I like fib retracements. Might be a good call but I have a feeling this market is still waiting for gox to drop the bomb either good or bad, so be on the lookout guys!
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February 25, 2014, 04:14:39 PM
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The recovery is maxed out for now. It's going to take at least a day to consolidate and break $520 if not longer.

Sure.

Hey everybody can be wrong sometimes. These are exceptional times, TA won't cut it in this environment. Smiley

Careful now guys, just because we missed a mark doesn't mean there won't still be a correction to the correction. Check back to every other major crash and see the bars flying up and down.

Fib resistance around $550 and a round number, so selling in the $540s and then we retest $500 at the very least.

I like fib retracements. Might be a good call but I have a feeling this market is still waiting for gox to drop the bomb either good or bad, so be on the lookout guys!

Exactly, and we wait at $500.
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February 25, 2014, 04:15:04 PM
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really blows virtex is down  Cry
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February 25, 2014, 04:15:11 PM
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Coinbase price is $10 higher than it shows on bitcoinwisdom and bitcoin wisdom shows ~15$ more than bitstamp.  Anyone tell me why?
cuz its not stamps.
But why are they so much higher than it shows on their coinbase bitcoinwisdom chart?
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February 25, 2014, 04:16:31 PM
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Coinbase price is $10 higher than it shows on bitcoinwisdom and bitcoin wisdom shows ~15$ more than bitstamp.  Anyone tell me why?
cuz its not stamps.
But why are they so much higher than it shows on their coinbase bitcoinwisdom chart?

1% higher? idk

maybe they bought high and thats the best offer then can do at this point
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February 25, 2014, 04:17:50 PM
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I know very little about TA, but I try to follow the threads here and learn what I can.  So, quick question: am I seeing a cup and handle on stamp (via bitcoin wisdom)?
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February 25, 2014, 04:18:06 PM
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How should we describe the last 2 months... oh wait.

Will it hold for long?
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February 25, 2014, 04:18:41 PM
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Just to make sure: that "scribd document" obviously a fake

just look at this slide.. it's a freaking joke..



Goat?
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February 25, 2014, 04:19:26 PM
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I think the goat is stylish
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February 25, 2014, 04:20:10 PM
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It's a capricorn, not a goat  Cheesy
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February 25, 2014, 04:22:02 PM
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I know very little about TA, but I try to follow the threads here and learn what I can.  So, quick question: am I seeing a cup and handle on stamp (via bitcoin wisdom)?

Looks like a similar pattern although a cup and handle will usually have a more rounded bottom to the cup.

I don't trust the breakout above the "handle" yet though.
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February 25, 2014, 04:22:15 PM
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It's a capricorn, not a goat  Cheesy

I think its a mountain goat

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February 25, 2014, 04:22:31 PM
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Disclosure:

The rumor regarding Mt.Gox being bought out by a private investor should be CONFIRMED soon.

Some acknowledgeable sources have already released teasing material with pictures of Gox new Head Quarters:


yeayyy Cheesy Cheesy
I think I have been to that mansion. In SecondLife.

Picture of that manor in a less modified state:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/05/Malla_m%C3%B5isa_peahoone_2012.jpg
It's funny that rpietila actually deleted this link from his thread.
If he is able enough to restore that manor, then my respects. Always good to see historical manors restored in my country.
I don't consider bad photoshopping as proper restoration though.
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February 25, 2014, 04:23:45 PM
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I know very little about TA, but I try to follow the threads here and learn what I can.  So, quick question: am I seeing a cup and handle on stamp (via bitcoin wisdom)?

Looks like a similar pattern although a cup and handle will usually have a more rounded bottom to the cup.

I don't trust the breakout above the "handle" yet though.

Thanks, appreciate the feedback.
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February 25, 2014, 04:24:47 PM
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Picture of that manor in a less modified state:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/05/Malla_m%C3%B5isa_peahoone_2012.jpg
It's funny that rpietila actually deleted this link from his thread.
If he is able enough to restore that manor, then my respects. Always good to see historical manors restored in my country.
I don't consider bad photoshopping as proper restoration though.

I don't even consider that photoshopping  Roll Eyes
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February 25, 2014, 04:26:35 PM
Last edit: February 25, 2014, 04:43:34 PM by hmmmstrange
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The comments on CNN's front page story really shows how the public is rooting for bitcoin to fail.
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February 25, 2014, 04:27:03 PM
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If I would´ve bought at low 400´s, I would sell now. So I think we will see sub 500 again. At least I hope  Cheesy
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February 25, 2014, 04:33:00 PM
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Domain investor Andy Booth has confirmed the sale of www.gox.com to Mark Karpeles.

http://www.coindesk.com/mt-gox-loses-340-million-bitcoin-rumoured-insolvent/

PS. I haven't seen this posted anywhere though I was sleeping at the time so you might have read it already.
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February 25, 2014, 04:33:16 PM
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This is interesting to me, the divergence between price highs (descending) and MACD highs (ascending) on the 4H chart continues to build. Any other TA guys notice this and wonder how it might play out in the face of the continued Gox BS? Normally it would suggest a strong chance of a large rally.


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