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March 11, 2014, 03:45:12 AM
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Since Mt Cocks folded price is stable as hell, is this the new deal?
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March 11, 2014, 04:03:56 AM
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Since Mt Cocks folded price is stable as hell, is this the new deal?

Roll Eyes

Give it a month, we'll be back to highly volatile soon enough.

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March 11, 2014, 04:04:23 AM
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Yep, this is very much the lull before the storm... Wink

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March 11, 2014, 04:04:42 AM
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Since Mt Cocks folded price is stable as hell, is this the new deal?

You consider this stable? There were times in 2012 when it was almost stable, but this isn't close.

Even Sept 2013 was more stable than these turbulent times.
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March 11, 2014, 09:03:05 PM
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Since Mt Cocks folded price is stable as hell, is this the new deal?

You consider this stable? There were times in 2012 when it was almost stable, but this isn't close.

Even Sept 2013 was more stable than these turbulent times.

I will say that the relative stability of the price given all the events that have happened over the last few weeks does make this feel a bit like September 2013 to me.

It's just got that feeling of getting coiled up.  Again.
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March 11, 2014, 09:29:05 PM
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Since Mt Cocks folded price is stable as hell, is this the new deal?

Nah.

Bitcoin is overpriced to most new money but current holders of Bitcoin aren't interested in selling.

Recent few days have consisted of near non-existent volume punctuated by huge intermittent whale splashes both to upside and to downside. If I never had so much trust in the integrity of the exchanges I would say that these splashes where simply exchange insiders squeezing leveraged traders out of their positions.

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March 11, 2014, 09:30:41 PM
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Since Mt Cocks folded price is stable as hell, is this the new deal?

Nah.

Bitcoin is overpriced to most new money but current holders of Bitcoin aren't interested in selling.

Recent few days have consisted of near non-existent volume punctuated by huge intermittent whale splashes both to upside and to downside. If I never had so much trust in the integrity of the exchanges I would say that these splashes where simply exchange insiders squeezing leveraged traders out of their positions.

Don't be scared, the water is lovely!

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March 11, 2014, 09:40:01 PM
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Stability is showing the will of the hodlers. New people aren't buying because no one wants to buy when they know, that their money can just disappear along with the exchange. Old holders are holding because people keep telling them that it's only temporary and soon the price will go to the moon. Miners are also holding, because they will see no ROI with this price.
Right now it all depends on how long will the holders hold. Because if there is a big enough dump, then there will be a snowball effect with the drop accelerating. I have never understood the mind of the cultist holders, so it's hard to speculate on how long will they last. It's easier to speculate that there won't be coming any important positive news in the near future. So, currently my money is betting that this price will drop. But it's a gamble either way.
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March 11, 2014, 09:42:11 PM
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Since Mt Cocks folded price is stable as hell, is this the new deal?

Nah.

Bitcoin is overpriced to most new money but current holders of Bitcoin aren't interested in selling.

Recent few days have consisted of near non-existent volume punctuated by huge intermittent whale splashes both to upside and to downside. If I never had so much trust in the integrity of the exchanges I would say that these splashes where simply exchange insiders squeezing leveraged traders out of their positions.

Don't be scared, the water is lovely!

I want to see a proper confirmation that the downtrend is finished otherwise I aint interested. Last thing I want to be is stuck on some seismic vessel and hearing about Bitcoin trending in $300 range when I bought in at $600. I would rather miss out than than risk that happening which lets face it, is a very viable possibility. There is as of yet nothing 'real' supporting Bitcoin's still very high hyper inflated price except hopes for future gain combined with a lack of supply of BTC on the market. Just takes the wrong sort of X-Factor to come along and the current price level could have the rug swiped from under it's feet......(i.e. stolen coins flooding exchanges)

If Bitcoin is to be spared further horrors, then it will all be about trending and grinding from here unless some other kind of X-Factor hits such as a bit of human misery in the form of a financial crisis in some 2nd rate economy. That is what all the freedom loving libertarian Bitcoiners are sitting crossing their fingers for cos that is what will make em rich(er).

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March 11, 2014, 10:05:32 PM
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Since Mt Cocks folded price is stable as hell, is this the new deal?

Nah.

Bitcoin is overpriced to most new money but current holders of Bitcoin aren't interested in selling.

Recent few days have consisted of near non-existent volume punctuated by huge intermittent whale splashes both to upside and to downside. If I never had so much trust in the integrity of the exchanges I would say that these splashes where simply exchange insiders squeezing leveraged traders out of their positions.

Don't be scared, the water is lovely!

I want to see a proper confirmation that the downtrend is finished otherwise I aint interested. Last thing I want to be is stuck on some seismic vessel and hearing about Bitcoin trending in $300 range when I bought in at $600. I would rather miss out than than risk that happening which lets face it, is a very viable possibility. There is as of yet nothing 'real' supporting Bitcoin's still very high hyper inflated price except hopes for future gain combined with a lack of supply of BTC on the market. Just takes the wrong sort of X-Factor to come along and the current price level could have the rug swiped from under it's feet......(i.e. stolen coins flooding exchanges)

If Bitcoin is to be spared further horrors, then it will all be about trending and grinding from here unless some other kind of X-Factor hits such as a bit of human misery in the form of a financial crisis in some 2nd rate economy. That is what all the freedom loving libertarian Bitcoiners are sitting crossing their fingers for cos that is what will make em rich(er).

Is it chart support or fundamental support you are after?

Accepting of course that they are both mythical beasts Wink

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March 11, 2014, 10:11:33 PM
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Since Mt Cocks folded price is stable as hell, is this the new deal?

Nah.

Bitcoin is overpriced to most new money but current holders of Bitcoin aren't interested in selling.

Recent few days have consisted of near non-existent volume punctuated by huge intermittent whale splashes both to upside and to downside. If I never had so much trust in the integrity of the exchanges I would say that these splashes where simply exchange insiders squeezing leveraged traders out of their positions.

I'm afraid Mat is right. I get the feeling that we're on one of these things:



Just pushing as hard as we can to avoid a crash with the train that's on our tail.

The market is pretty stagnant and thousands of new Bitcoins enter this place every day. Without another big catalyst this year I think we will see 500s or lower before it gets better. Of course, it's not all bad. Overstock will announce before this fall that they accept Bitcoins for international shipments, Wikipedia may start accepting them, and there's a lot of good feelings coming from Google's various financial services.

By the end of next month at the latest we will have permanently left behind 3 digits. You can quote me on this.
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