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[adamstgBit]

Secret rocket taking off

[adamstgBit]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3jKgzTR_VM

[Dump3er]

Secret rocket taking off

It's more like this:



You are also welcome to participate on my dumping classes:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=727336.0

Bear down your bullish sentiment now! So later you won't say:

If I only had listened to this dump3er guy!

[adamstgBit]

Secret rocket taking off

It's more like this:



You are also welcome to participate on my dumping classes:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=727336.0

Bear down your bullish sentiment now! So later you won't say:

If I only had listened to this dump3er guy!

lmao

[adamstgBit]

pretty sure its gana go sky high pretty soon, its gana slip over 640 into the 700's very fast, shorts are gana get burnt and we'll over shoot to 800, but then something magical will happen bitcoin will be stable for 20mins on high vol and then explode into the 1000's climbing about 100$ a day peaking out on the 32nd day at 4200$ Sept. 24 2014

 

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[BitChick]

pretty sure its gana go sky high pretty soon, its gana slip over 640 into the 700's very fast, shorts are gana get burnt and we'll over shoot to 800, but then something magical will happen bitcoin will be stable for 20mins on high vol and then explode into the 1000's climbing about 100$ a day peaking out on the 32nd day at 4200$ Sept. 24 2014

 

Sept. 23rd. 2014.  Because I am a little more bullish than you. 

[macsga]

pretty sure its gana go sky high pretty soon, its gana slip over 640 into the 700's very fast, shorts are gana get burnt and we'll over shoot to 800, but then something magical will happen bitcoin will be stable for 20mins on high vol and then explode into the 1000's climbing about 100$ a day peaking out on the 32nd day at 4200$ Sept. 24 2014

 

AMEN mate, CHOO_F_CHOO! 

[cbeast]

Sideways rocket is fun too!

[Richy_T]

Also, you left out the part of the Wright Flyer story where all Wright Flyer I's were equipped with a neural consensus network which constantly monitored the desires of their owners. Whenever a new flyer came to market, the Wright Flyer would assimilate any of it's positive traits, if the majority of Wright Flyer owners desired it to be so.

Or the part where the alt-flyers were mostly things like putting the wings on backwards, powered by hamsters, filling the cabin with molten lead or other such astounding design upgrades.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[JorgeStolfi]

Or the part where the alt-flyers were mostly things like putting the wings on backwards, powered by hamsters, filling the cabin with molten lead or other such astounding design upgrades.

Well, I know that the most promising ones were made of glass with spider silk cables, which hopefully would make them invisible to cops and taxmen. 

[adaseb]

I am going to be looking to go short if this wedge breaks. It looks like it high major resistance and failed to go any higher. Not much buyers in this area. If there is a hard break to the downside, I will enter short.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[Dennis Nedry]

http://cdn.meme.li/instances/500x/53364135.jpg

[explorer]

Pointing to the smartphone, Kurzweil says, devices like the iPhone are 100,000 times smaller than the computer that he used as an MIT student. "It is also several thousand times more powerful," he says. "It is a million times cheaper. That is a several billion-fold increase in price performance." Technology is being reduced at a rate of "100,000 in 3-D volume per decade," says Kurzweil. "That is another predictable exponential trajectory, so computers of this capability will be blood-cell size in 2030.

Phone size is increasing again.

30 Years Of Cell Phones

There is one phone  missing in that photo. I purchased a "mobile" phone in 1991 or so and it was roughly 8x10x3 and had a handset that looked like a traditional phone with a 8in antennae, i believe that was the first mobile phone built as I was totally into cell phones when they first were introduced in the late 80s and paying 1-3 dollars per minute. Ill have to find a picture of that phone.. too bad I didn't keep it, im sure it would be worth something today..

I recall a Motorola of that description... 6w power!  what are current phones at? 1w or so?  Glad it had a remote handset 

[bigasic]

Pointing to the smartphone, Kurzweil says, devices like the iPhone are 100,000 times smaller than the computer that he used as an MIT student. "It is also several thousand times more powerful," he says. "It is a million times cheaper. That is a several billion-fold increase in price performance." Technology is being reduced at a rate of "100,000 in 3-D volume per decade," says Kurzweil. "That is another predictable exponential trajectory, so computers of this capability will be blood-cell size in 2030.

Phone size is increasing again.

30 Years Of Cell Phones

There is one phone  missing in that photo. I purchased a "mobile" phone in 1991 or so and it was roughly 8x10x3 and had a handset that looked like a traditional phone with a 8in antennae, i believe that was the first mobile phone built as I was totally into cell phones when they first were introduced in the late 80s and paying 1-3 dollars per minute. Ill have to find a picture of that phone.. too bad I didn't keep it, im sure it would be worth something today..

I recall a Motorola of that description... 6w power!  what are current phones at? 1w or so?  Glad it had a remote handset 

Yep, you are correct, it was a Motorolla, Black, with a leather or fake leather covering, and yea, it was 6w or so.. It had a strap to put around your shoulders, boy did I look cool back then, lol....

[vuduchyld]

Here's an analogy specifically crafted for the ageing brain, hehehe...

Why, thanks!    And here is a parabolic fable for you:

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I do not know what happened next, but surely time must have vindicated those Wright Flyer I enthusiasts. 

I like the story.

And its conclusion: maybe you're not on board with Bitcoin, but you see the value of cryptos in principle... I'm okay with that. Bitcoin is just the currently strongest contender. I'm not nearly as committed to btc as I am committed to cryptocurrencies

Psssshhhhh.  It's ONLY 93% of the total market cap.  C'mon man!

[adaseb]

And I am also watching the price on Bitstamp.

The support for the last few days at 578 needs to break. I will be looking to short the bounce.

[Torque]

And I am also watching the price on Bitstamp.

The support for the last few days at 578 needs to break. I will be looking to short the bounce.

So let me get this straight, you're gonna short after a break to the downside? If so, you have mad traderz skillz bro!