Adrian-x
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April 04, 2014, 12:24:51 AM |
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=167758.0The link above is a gimps into speculator sentiment almost 1 year ago to the day. fun read, there was a lot more optimism (more like ejaculating bull sperm  ) back then
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JayJuanGee
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April 04, 2014, 12:25:08 AM |
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I'm describing my operative theory of an ongoing dynamic..... which is NOT merely spouting out some random thoughts or disinformation.. as some others may do.... I cannot prove who the various whales are that are pushing BTC prices downward... and that is part of the advantage of whales being able to do such without disclosure.. if they so desire... . I know that there are very big incentives for whales to push BTC prices downward, prices come from exchanges... and also there has been considerable movement of money and BTC off of exchanges after GOX and after SR2. ... which makes it easier to push down prices with less capital. MY thinking about whale dynamics until I am persuaded otherwise... Do you have a better theory that makes any sense in real world thinking? I realize that I am maybe giving you too much of an opening by both acknowledging your response to me and by going further and asking you a question. Maybe there is an outside chance that you will surprise me with some meaningful response?
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fonzie
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April 04, 2014, 12:25:49 AM |
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Is there a way to ingore/hide quoted users, who are on my ignore list or do i have to ignore them all?
There are so many people on the ignorechain in this thread, I see about one post per page. Only Adam gets a pass, cause he's the OP. (And chartbuddy - he adds contextual markers.) Fonzie and Jorge are the Adam and Eve of the ignorechain. Anybody who quotes them (or quotes their quoters) is eating from the forbidden fruit. Ignoring people, lol. I assume people who ignore more than 3 users also barely leave the house or read newspapers. Bitcoiners truly are a open-minded species. My ignore list goes hand in hand with my BTC holdings - ZERO I assume it´s the other way round for some here. :-D
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MinermanNC
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April 04, 2014, 12:27:36 AM |
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The calm before the bloodbath.  perhaps,,,, lol, If we get through today/tonight I think we might be ok  or at least steady as she goes....
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igorr
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April 04, 2014, 12:38:29 AM |
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Fall again
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fonzie
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April 04, 2014, 12:40:38 AM |
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I'm describing my operative theory of an ongoing dynamic..... which is NOT merely spouting out some random thoughts or disinformation.. as some others may do.... I cannot prove who the various whales are that are pushing BTC prices downward... and that is part of the advantage of whales being able to do such without disclosure.. if they so desire... . I know that there are very big incentives for whales to push BTC prices downward, prices come from exchanges... and also there has been considerable movement of money and BTC off of exchanges after GOX and after SR2. ... which makes it easier to push down prices with less capital. MY thinking about whale dynamics until I am persuaded otherwise... Do you have a better theory that makes any sense in real world thinking? I realize that I am maybe giving you too much of an opening by both acknowledging your response to me and by going further and asking you a question. Maybe there is an outside chance that you will surprise me with some meaningful response? My therory is that the price got artificially pumped by Gox and co and that even big investors felt for this scam. Just because some big investments have been made by rich people doesn´t mean that they are smart nor that they have any kownledge about the future price of Bitcoin. If all the Bitcoin data(bid depth/trading data...) would have been real i would consider your assumptions as quite possible. I just don´t think that this is happening right now, altough it´s a method that would work wout. Or do you think that Fortress Investment Fond who bought big off exchange at an avg. price of 900$ have acted ultimately clever. There is almost no data available how many Bitcoin have been bought off-exchange and for what price. So what you did is speculation in it´s purest form. It´s not more probable than for example "The FBI want´s to destroy Bitcoin because they are scared" "It was invented by the NWO" or any other conspiracy theory that cannot be proven. Right now a single early adopter could easily drive down the price to near zero(for a while). Bitcoin with all it´s non regulations makes it oneof the most fucked up markets in the world aka manipulation to the max, more likely in the upwards direction.
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aminorex
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April 04, 2014, 12:48:50 AM |
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more deletions.
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fonzie
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April 04, 2014, 12:52:37 AM |
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more deletions.
Did the IRS already sent out their first invoices? Early adopters covering their tracks? (Hi Goat)
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adamstgBit
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April 04, 2014, 12:59:10 AM |
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ChartBuddy
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April 04, 2014, 01:00:38 AM |
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fonzie
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April 04, 2014, 01:01:55 AM |
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LOL London’s Iconic O2 Venue to Host Bitcoin Fight Night A rather familiar face will also be taking to the ring – broadcaster and bitcoin enthusiast Max Keiser. He’s competing in a celebrity bout against a professionally trained fighter who is a big supporter of Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JP Morgan Chase. http://www.coindesk.com/londons-iconic-o2-venue-host-bitcoin-fight-night/
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adamstgBit
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April 04, 2014, 01:03:51 AM |
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LOL London’s Iconic O2 Venue to Host Bitcoin Fight Night A rather familiar face will also be taking to the ring – broadcaster and bitcoin enthusiast Max Keiser. He’s competing in a celebrity bout against a professionally trained fighter who is a big supporter of Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JP Morgan Chase. http://www.coindesk.com/londons-iconic-o2-venue-host-bitcoin-fight-night/that wasnt a joke O_o
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KeyserSoze
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April 04, 2014, 01:04:15 AM |
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I think we've confirmed cat GIFs cause price to drop.
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rjp55
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April 04, 2014, 01:09:24 AM |
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Bears frustrated for sure...the louder they are the more impatient they are getting...
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fonzie
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April 04, 2014, 01:10:10 AM |
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I think we've confirmed cat GIFs cause price to drop.
I just smoked a pipe with the best opium available trough BTCI´m pretty sure that caused the drop. I´m workin on a big statistic right now, what substance and in which amount consumed causes effects on the BTC price. I can say so far that there are definitely some direct coherences. I´ll post the evaluation when i´m done, might take 2-3 more weeks.
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chessnut
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April 04, 2014, 01:12:32 AM |
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Bears frustrated for sure...the louder they are the more impatient they are getting...
 $$ How did those bears go from long at 1200 to short at 400..... it's really quite amazing.
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fonzie
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April 04, 2014, 01:13:51 AM |
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Bears frustrated for sure...the louder they are the more impatient they are getting...
Price falls from 1143 to 400$ and stays there -> bears are frustrated -> sure thing  Join the party 
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JayJuanGee
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to "non-custodial"
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April 04, 2014, 01:16:10 AM |
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I'm describing my operative theory of an ongoing dynamic..... which is NOT merely spouting out some random thoughts or disinformation.. as some others may do.... I cannot prove who the various whales are that are pushing BTC prices downward... and that is part of the advantage of whales being able to do such without disclosure.. if they so desire... . I know that there are very big incentives for whales to push BTC prices downward, prices come from exchanges... and also there has been considerable movement of money and BTC off of exchanges after GOX and after SR2. ... which makes it easier to push down prices with less capital. MY thinking about whale dynamics until I am persuaded otherwise... Do you have a better theory that makes any sense in real world thinking? I realize that I am maybe giving you too much of an opening by both acknowledging your response to me and by going further and asking you a question. Maybe there is an outside chance that you will surprise me with some meaningful response? My therory is that the price got artificially pumped by Gox and co and that even big investors felt for this scam. Just because some big investments have been made by rich people doesn´t mean that they are smart nor that they have any kownledge about the future price of Bitcoin. If all the Bitcoin data(bid depth/trading data...) would have been real i would consider your assumptions as quite possible. I just don´t think that this is happening right now, altough it´s a method that would work wout. Or do you think that Fortress Investment Fond who bought big off exchange at an avg. price of 900$ have acted ultimately clever. There is almost no data available how many Bitcoin have been bought off-exchange and for what price. So what you did is speculation in it´s purest form. It´s not more probable than for example "The FBI want´s to destroy Bitcoin because they are scared" "It was invented by the NWO" or any other conspiracy theory that cannot be proven. Right now a single early adopter could easily drive down the price to near zero(for a while). Bitcoin with all it´s non regulations makes it oneof the most fucked up markets in the world aka manipulation to the max, more likely in the upwards direction. Mine is only pure speculation to the extent that I do NOT have any actual real life example. I described to you incentives that exist to manipulate the BTC market. The incentive could be financial, political or both, and I suggest that the BTC manipulation that i outline would NOT be so difficult as you are suggesting. For example let's say that someone has $100 million that he wants to invest in bitcoin, and BTC price is currently at $600. If he could drive the BTC price down to $450, then he could buy 220,000 BTC rather than 160,000 BTC with the same capital. So he may be willing to spend $10 or 20 million in order to drive down the BTC price. That is a lot of money for me, but it is NOT a lot of money in the world of finance. And someone could do a lot of manipulation with $10 or 20 million to lose.. b/c in the end s/ he is not losing but is making a profit. There are a lot of manipulation scenarios, and I am suggesting that my described scenario is NOT as far fetched as you make it out to be - even though I do NOT have evidence of any particular example of anyone doing such thing as I outline... which could be accomplished for political or financial reasons.
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JayJuanGee
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April 04, 2014, 01:17:40 AM |
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more deletions.
I think that deletions should be banned...
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