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July 26, 2017, 04:18:08 PM
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Like I've always said, it's never a bad idea to take your original investment off the table when you double and then double again. You are playing with "houses" money at that point and can relax.
  I think no one will ever say that I have good money and now I don’t want money for myself bitcoin can make everyone rich not everyone then I think almost everyone will wish to get more and more money but if one really want to get more rich then he or she needs to invest good money in the bitcoin and should wait till the price of the bitcoin will be more high infect high enough to make you richest from rich.
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July 26, 2017, 04:28:13 PM
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If I were to be rich, I would not be selling my bitcoins. I would rather buy more. I have already the wealth, why should I worry too much about something that won't really change my life much. I would not be thinking twice on risking some money for bitcoin because I am rich. But when bitcoin, whose future is really bright and strong, grows exponentially then my richness will also be multiplied.

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July 26, 2017, 04:34:24 PM
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Indeed exchanges are responsible for 'price discovery' and 'liquidity' if they decide to halt their operations how do we know how much bitcoin price is ?
 
One pizza for 10.000 bitcoins ?
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July 26, 2017, 04:36:16 PM
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My observation is that most people use Bitcoin as the default currency to trade on exchanges. Exchanges largely determine the price of bitcoin, because that's where they are traded for other goods. But now, most exchanges are disconnecting bitcoin from the world to protect themselves if their uses lose money for any glitch, bug or unforeseen reason, and they can't risk a huge backlash. Coinbase will stop withdrawals and deposits of Bitcoins, Bittrex has already done so, Poloniex has stated they may stop accepting deposits or allowing Withdrawals at any moment without notice (bad). Also, transactions are having problems at some exchanges, for example right now on Gdax (Coinbase) it's listed as a problem along with Wires. I have a Bitcoin transaction from Coinbase to Poloniex that has been in limbo for a full day now. When these problems start to become to surface, combined with recent announcement from for example Poloniex that the may give you just one coin if it splits, and whatever they chose to give you, or from Gdax that will take for themselves your BitcoinCash if you leave your money with them, has this effect:

1) Caos as people unawares of exchanges rejecting deposits will have their funds in limbo.
2) Those trading but that don't want the exchanges to steal their money, will now have to SELL bitcoin into another coin, transfer to an exchange or a service that still allows bitcoins transactions, to make it safe in a hardware wallet or desktop app.
3) Those with any problem or large delay in transactions will be heard loudly, and increasingly
4) Those trading that were not considering or giving much value to Bitcoin Cash, will see BTC starting to plummet as people are forced to sell into another coin to safeguard their funds
5) Trading on alt coins will lose volume, since most pairs are against BTC, and then start tanking rapidly as people want liquidity, which turns into bitcoins, and then as bitcoin tanks, rapidly into BTC/USD, BTC/CNY, etc.
6) As it gets worst, short sellers will become quite bold. They have been beaten by a lot of people not wanting to miss out, which made for price in increase despite a lot of sell pressure. Now they will triple effort.

I don't know how likely it is. But it's undeniable that you need to sell BTC not something else to get funds out of Bittrex and many other exchanges. And that a reason many people hold bitcoins is because they are the Currency in the trading pairs. This gave BTC a huge push up. But it will unwind for the same reason.

So let's see what happens. At least you get a contrarian voice to: Bitcoin will reach $500,000 in 3 years, or $4000 next month. It may reach that level, but short term, it can't be more risky that it currently is.

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Yeah let's just wait and see what would happen next ,
We don't really know what would be the future so if they want to sell their coin then let them sell it and if other's want to hold then it's up to them.
Just really hope that if ever the bitcoin price drop's down it would recover quickly and go high again.
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July 26, 2017, 04:40:10 PM
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Indeed exchanges are responsible for 'price discovery' and 'liquidity' if they decide to halt their operations how do we know how much bitcoin price is ?
 
One pizza for 10.000 bitcoins ?
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There is no incentive for the exchanges to stop though. They know there is demand, and if they choose to stop, others will hop in and take their place - that's how the market works. Someone is gonna end up providing this service one way or the other... Imagine if stock and forex ceased to exist aswell, it'd turn the whole corporate world upside down... But such a thing will never realistically happen.
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July 26, 2017, 04:53:33 PM
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I'm not a rich person, I just own a bitcoin, so I always wish I could sell it at high value, and I'm satisfied with the present value of bitcoin, though. However, for many, it is not enough for them, they are too greedy.

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July 26, 2017, 05:15:44 PM
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Indeed exchanges are responsible for 'price discovery' and 'liquidity' if they decide to halt their operations how do we know how much bitcoin price is ?
 
One pizza for 10.000 bitcoins ?
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There is no incentive for the exchanges to stop though. They know there is demand, and if they choose to stop, others will hop in and take their place - that's how the market works. Someone is gonna end up providing this service one way or the other... Imagine if stock and forex ceased to exist aswell, it'd turn the whole corporate world upside down... But such a thing will never realistically happen.

Indeed .. reminds those historical market crash when exchanges stopped, but not complete sure ...



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I think yes they will keep running their business, getting their profitable fee/slippage but I'll not be surprised at all if they complete halt deposit/withdraw ...


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