Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion

[kefky]

we are starting our climb to 500 !

just waiting someone to tell how china is bullish.

what do you mean my this?

[piyany]

we are starting our climb to 500 !

just waiting someone to tell how china is bullish.

what do you mean my this?

He means fomo is starting to fade and he needs to reshort higher  

[Dotto]

once consumers have more of a reason to use it (as all of these projects develop).

bad points

All bad points, octaft.

Consumers get multiplied x5 or x10 his purchasing power by year, instead of get it diluted in the fiat scheme
Paypal and others will offer chargebacks
Consumers bypass the corrupt banking system
Consumers bypass the corrupt central state system
Consumers get, in fact, discount price or heavy discount price

It´s a win-win situation that everyone would want, except the actual overlords of the system that right now are probably trying to undermine crypto via manipulation, overregulation and paying trolls

[macsga]

Whenever the trend reverses... YET another huge dump and down we go. Free market, no manipulation. Seems legit.

[tarmi]

we are starting our climb to 500 !

just waiting someone to tell how china is bullish.

what do you mean my this?

He means fomo is starting to fade and he needs to reshort higher  

there goes my cunning plan. 

[myworkaccount]

My opinion is that bitcoin's huge flaw in regards to regular consumer usage is that two of its major benefits both work in favor of the merchant.

Can't reverse transactions: benefits the merchant, makes it harder for them to get ripped off, but easier for the consumer to be ripped off, or to force them to accept what could be an inferior product with no guarantee of a refund.

Much cheaper on fees: benefits the merchant. Consumers don't pay fees on credit cards or cash, anyway, except interest fees for CC's when you don't cover what you bought, but that's fair because you're borrowing money from the issuing bank. In fact, the consumer will see a fee where they wouldn't with other methods, as they have to pay the fee when they send the bitcoins.

I don't really see the issue on your first "flaw":
-When I need to RMA something I don't contact my creditcard company but the merchant.
-Merchant regulation ( example:The law in Belgium states things bought online can be returned for free up to 14 days after delivery no   questions asked)
- Merchants offering the best return policies and the best trust ratings would be another tool to compete with the competition.

It's nothing a free market can't resolve on itself.

And cc fees are calculated into your purchasing price....

[cbeast]

The old double-sneak bull-trap bear-reach-around pattern. I'm not afraid of the price falling, I'm afraid of what will be born in the Spring.  

[tarmi]

so, july pump postponed until the next spring?

[klee]

Guys I have a question, especially for traders of other stuff (stocks, commodities, indices etc).

Which other asset has similar volatility in the same timeframe as Bitcoin? And with good volume?

I want wild price fluctuations in about the timeframes that BTC has (not so fast as forex).

Any ideas?

Help appreciated.

[tarmi]

Guys I have a question, especially for traders of other stuff (stocks, commodities, indices etc).

Which other asset has similar volatility in the same timeframe as Bitcoin? And with good volume?

I want wild price fluctuations in about the timeframes that BTC has (not so fast as forex).

Any ideas?

Help appreciated.

penny stocks.

[cbeast]

Guys I have a question, especially for traders of other stuff (stocks, commodities, indices etc).

Which other asset has similar volatility in the same timeframe as Bitcoin? And with good volume?

I want wild price fluctuations in about the timeframes that BTC has (not so fast as forex).

Any ideas?

Help appreciated.

Lottery tickets.

[klee]

Guys I have a question, especially for traders of other stuff (stocks, commodities, indices etc).

Which other asset has similar volatility in the same timeframe as Bitcoin? And with good volume?

I want wild price fluctuations in about the timeframes that BTC has (not so fast as forex).

Any ideas?

Help appreciated.

Lottery tickets.

Seriously 

[cbeast]

Guys I have a question, especially for traders of other stuff (stocks, commodities, indices etc).

Which other asset has similar volatility in the same timeframe as Bitcoin? And with good volume?

I want wild price fluctuations in about the timeframes that BTC has (not so fast as forex).

Any ideas?

Help appreciated.

Lottery tickets.

Seriously 

Heh, penny stocks was taken. Also, it depends on how you view the question before or after the lottery.

[klee]

Guys I have a question, especially for traders of other stuff (stocks, commodities, indices etc).

Which other asset has similar volatility in the same timeframe as Bitcoin? And with good volume?

I want wild price fluctuations in about the timeframes that BTC has (not so fast as forex).

Any ideas?

Help appreciated.

Lottery tickets.

Seriously 

Heh, penny stocks was taken. Also, it depends on how you view the question before or after the lottery.

Penny stocks have same volume?

I am still asking seriously.

[Gyrsur]

[NotLambchop]

Watup hoes?
[Good morning Bitcoin enthusiasts and finance aficionados!]

[tarmi]

Watup hoes?
[Good morning Bitcoin enthusiasts and finance aficionados!]

I kinda missed you.

<3

[BlindMayorBitcorn]

Every morning a new dump to discover. Dammit

[cbeast]

Guys I have a question, especially for traders of other stuff (stocks, commodities, indices etc).

Which other asset has similar volatility in the same timeframe as Bitcoin? And with good volume?

I want wild price fluctuations in about the timeframes that BTC has (not so fast as forex).

Any ideas?

Help appreciated.

Lottery tickets.

Seriously  

Heh, penny stocks was taken. Also, it depends on how you view the question before or after the lottery.

Penny stocks have same volume?

I am still asking seriously.

Michael Milken made a fortune with his junk bonds and penny stocks. In the 1980's boiler rooms built the Wall Street nest of vipers we have today.
edit: I'm talking about asset classes. As far as individual assets, maybe BRK.A or military contracted industrials if you count stock splitting.

[superresistant]

 
The fucking volume on okcoin + huobi + btcchina ...

Who can someone sane believe it is not manipulated ?

How to stop this shit ?