Bitcoin stabilizing around $15.

[Vanquistador]

I'm guessing a lot of people have money or BTC stuck at Mt. Gox now.  Once people who were actually trading get back going, we'll see where the market takes it.  $15 is just a sign of no volume.

Less volume typically means more fluctuation, doesn't it? Because individual trades have more of an effect.

Only if there are large trades.  It seems that TH limits the bid/asks to 100 limit. 

[Tronlet]

I'm guessing a lot of people have money or BTC stuck at Mt. Gox now.  Once people who were actually trading get back going, we'll see where the market takes it.  $15 is just a sign of no volume.

Less volume typically means more fluctuation, doesn't it? Because individual trades have more of an effect.

Only if there are large trades.  It seems that TH limits the bid/asks to 100 limit. 

200, actually, but yeah, that makes sense. Thanks.

[SmokeAndMirrors]

Bitcoins will be stable once it pushes all other currencies out of the image.

[Nagle]

After some churn, and a big influx of Bitcoins as people pull their balances out of Mt. Gox, we're back around $15 again.

This is good. A stable, boring currency is a useful currency.

[iopq]

(...) between the dificulty increase and a possible influence on the BTC price.

How would difficulty have an influence on BTC price?

because we've been producing more than 6 blocks an hour, so now the supply will go down to 6/hr instead of the greater amount we've been having

[hawks5999]

After some churn, and a big influx of Bitcoins as people pull their balances out of Mt. Gox, we're back around $15 again.

This is good. A stable, boring currency is a useful currency.

Make up your mind. Is it a useful currency or a ponzi scheme like your website says or a "pyramid schemes, tulipomania, bucket shops, pump and dump" like your Bitcoin Discussion post says? you seem bipolar and therefore like an amateur finance type.