Can someone please get things moving again

[GeniuSxBoY]

Knock down one of these towers that we're stuck between.

[opticbit]

Challenge Accepted.

[BitcoinPorn]

I kind of agree. I  would either prefer to have a $20 Bitcoin when I got to sleep or a $10, I would honestly be satisfied with either just to see some movement.

[GeniuSxBoY]

Thank you Muhammad Optma 

[GeniuSxBoY]

THANK YOU!!!



we can see the bots in action now

[Elwar]

I have 500k going into my Dwolla account as we speak. 100 transactions of $5k each. It took me some time but it should be in shortly.

Then I plan to buy until it reaches $25, then hold.

[AngelusWebDesign]

I have 500k going into my Dwolla account as we speak. 100 transactions of $5k each. It took me some time but it should be in shortly.

Then I plan to buy until it reaches $25, then hold.

Hahaha.... yeah right.

Pics or it didn't happen.

[GeniuSxBoY]

The fact that there it's holding solid at 13.85 is a classic signature of a robot.

You can see people are placing big orders above and below that line, but it keeps pulling back to it.


Same thing occured at $14.

[Shinobi]

So the lesson kids is this: while everyone talks about wanting widespread adoption of Bitcoin (for which long-term stability is a condition precedent), what they really want to do is gamble.

[Elwar]

I have 500k going into my Dwolla account as we speak. 100 transactions of $5k each. It took me some time but it should be in shortly.

Then I plan to buy until it reaches $25, then hold.

Hahaha.... yeah right.

Pics or it didn't happen.

[SgtSpike]

So the lesson kids is this: while everyone talks about wanting widespread adoption of Bitcoin (for which long-term stability is a condition precedent), what they really want to do is gamble.

Haha, exactly.

Personally, I'm fine with a stable price.  It's predictable, and lets me plan better for the future with respect to mining, etc.

[Nagle]

So the lesson kids is this: while everyone talks about wanting widespread adoption of Bitcoin (for which long-term stability is a condition precedent), what they really want to do is gamble.

Good point. They're like the mindless herds you see getting off buses in Vegas and going directly to the slots.

[qwk]

we can see the bots in action now

[Serge]

So the lesson kids is this: while everyone talks about wanting widespread adoption of Bitcoin (for which long-term stability is a condition precedent), what they really want to do is gamble.

I would love to use bitcoins in my business right now to pay my vendors and I'm sure I would convert them, issue is there is no known solid local exchanges in their country and going through existing ones doesn't seem to be an option without adding more exchange points in the chain, so for now I have to relay on ole good wires and other online means of transfer. current transfer fees costing me and my vendors good penny.

[The_JMiner]

So the lesson kids is this: while everyone talks about wanting widespread adoption of Bitcoin (for which long-term stability is a condition precedent), what they really want to do is gamble.

Haha, exactly.

Personally, I'm fine with a stable price.  It's predictable, and lets me plan better for the future with respect to mining, etc.

Exactly! Whats wrong with some stability for a bit?! Helps people plan and set up a bitcoin business with a lot more security imo.

[Bitcoin Swami]

I'm ok with stability, I just wish it ticking slowly up rather than down.  My electricity bill is due soon and need to cash some chips in eventually. 

[Big Time Coin]

So the lesson kids is this: while everyone talks about wanting widespread adoption of Bitcoin (for which long-term stability is a condition precedent), what they really want to do is gamble.

I would love to use bitcoins in my business right now to pay my vendors and I'm sure I would convert them, issue is there is no known solid local exchanges in their country and going through existing ones doesn't seem to be an option without adding more exchange points in the chain, so for now I have to relay on ole good wires and other online means of transfer. current transfer fees costing me and my vendors good penny.

mtgox and tradehill are a joke.  $1,000 a day withdrawal limit?  C'mon man, if your business only takes in $1000 a day you ain't shit.  Until we get a real exchange for businesses to be able to convert their bitcoin into fiat in amounts like $50k - $1mil per day it isn't going much higher than $14.

[error]

mtgox and tradehill are a joke.  $1,000 a day withdrawal limit?  C'mon man, if your business only takes in $1000 a day you ain't shit.  Until we get a real exchange for businesses to be able to convert their bitcoin into fiat in amounts like $50k - $1mil per day it isn't going much higher than $14.

Why would you keep the $1000 a day withdrawal limit for your business account?

[Oldminer]

Ok its done. I've sold the Ferrari and intend to move the proceeds over to MtGox this afternoon.

[Bitcoin Swami]

I've sold my only kid to the woman down the street that can't have kids.  I will have my cash in Mt. Gox this afternoon.