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February 14, 2014, 03:44:15 AM
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Call it tin foil hats or whatever you like but the only one thats SURE to have benefits from this crash is Marks and his associates.

They terminate all withdrawals (btc/fiat), so now they can control the crash on their exchange.

As such, they will keep pushing down the price of their GOX btc and buy it up while selling them on other exchanges. They will keep doing it until your btc fund is practically worth nothing and they can happily allow you to withdraw your coins.


The question is..... are you their pigs getting slaughtered?


Edit: ALSO THE FACT THAT THEY STILL ALLOW BTC DEPOSIT does mean their slaughter house opens for pigs!!!
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February 14, 2014, 03:46:14 AM
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Interesting. Is there any exchange that hasn't suspended withdrawals?

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February 14, 2014, 03:47:21 AM
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Interesting. Is there any exchange that hasn't suspended withdrawals?
Kraken. Super tiny volume, but it works.

Look inside yourself, and you will see that you are the bubble.
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February 14, 2014, 03:47:33 AM
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"I might have manipulated the markets just a little bit....."

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February 14, 2014, 03:48:48 AM
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Call it tin foil hats or whatever you like but the only one thats SURE to have benefits from this crash is Marks and his associates.

They terminate all withdrawals (btc/fiat), so now they can control the crash on their exchange.

As such, they will keep pushing down the price of their GOX btc and buy it up while selling them on other exchanges. They will keep doing it until your btc fund is practically worth nothing and they can happily to allow you to withdraw your coins.


The question is..... are you their pigs getting slaughtered?


Will it matter if nobody ever gets their bitcoins back? What would price mean then?

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February 14, 2014, 03:51:04 AM
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Call it tin foil hats or whatever you like but the only one thats SURE to have benefits from this crash is Marks and his associates.

They terminate all withdrawals (btc/fiat), so now they can control the crash on their exchange.

As such, they will keep pushing down the price of their GOX btc and buy it up while selling them on other exchanges. They will keep doing it until your btc fund is practically worth nothing and they can happily to allow you to withdraw your coins.


The question is..... are you their pigs getting slaughtered?


Will it matter if nobody ever gets their bitcoins back? What would price mean then?

Exactly.... but they effectively reduce their liability significantly. Pigs will sell their coins (hoping to ride the waves or just panic). Their 40000btc IOU will be worth alot less. They dont want to go to jail after all. A scheme to be legally rich.
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February 14, 2014, 04:07:36 AM
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Interesting. Is there any exchange that hasn't suspended withdrawals?

lots of newer exchanges, ie built from the ground up by pros, are withdrawing just fine. unfortunately they tend to have tiny volumes for now
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February 14, 2014, 04:13:40 AM
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Call it tin foil hats or whatever you like but the only one thats SURE to have benefits from this crash is Marks and his associates.

They terminate all withdrawals (btc/fiat), so now they can control the crash on their exchange.

As such, they will keep pushing down the price of their GOX btc and buy it up while selling them on other exchanges. They will keep doing it until your btc fund is practically worth nothing and they can happily to allow you to withdraw your coins.


The question is..... are you their pigs getting slaughtered?


Edit: ALSO THE FACT THAT THEY STILL ALLOW BTC DEPOSIT does mean their slaughter house opens for pigs!!!

This theory makes so much sense it isn't funny. What IS funny, however, is what will happen to the BTC/USD price when BTC withdraws open.

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February 14, 2014, 04:38:09 AM
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This theory makes so much sense it isn't funny. What IS funny, however, is what will happen to the BTC/USD price *if* BTC withdraws open.

FTFY

Unlevereged financial instruments acting as a store of value that fluctuate 50% within 10 minutes is perfectly acceptable. I think it should be offered in IRA form to soon to be retirees.
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February 14, 2014, 04:52:06 AM
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This theory makes so much sense it isn't funny. What IS funny, however, is what will happen to the BTC/USD price *if* BTC withdraws open.

FTFY

You dont think that once BTC has crashed to $1 on their site they'll just all they need up and open withdraws? lol.

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February 14, 2014, 04:55:34 AM
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Interesting. Is there any exchange that hasn't suspended withdrawals?

lots of newer exchanges, ie built from the ground up by pros, are withdrawing just fine. unfortunately they tend to have tiny volumes for now

Simply just a matter of time, when funding and investors with banking connection come in.

Meanwhile, the pigs are still getting slaughtered by Marks. They however insist on making threads with subject " This is the end" " Bitcoin is done"
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February 14, 2014, 06:00:59 AM
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Interesting. Is there any exchange that hasn't suspended withdrawals?
Kraken. Super tiny volume, but it works.

what's the situation at btc-e?
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February 14, 2014, 06:10:39 AM
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what's the situation at btc-e?

Withdrawals work.
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February 14, 2014, 06:27:24 AM
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this is why i have removed mtgox from cryptocoincharts.info ! the price on mtgox is not a bitcoin price. its something completely different. nobody should bother about the prices on mtgox. but i guess pigs are stupid and all exchanges follow the downtrend
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February 14, 2014, 06:34:50 AM
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Interesting. Is there any exchange that hasn't suspended withdrawals?

I got USD from a Coinbase withdrawal yesterday, but the ACH was already in the pipeline before this news.  Considering they use Bitstamp, which has in fact suspended withdrawals temporarily, I'm not sure what would happen now.

I'm certainly not selling at this depressed price like some Nervous Nellies.

I'm actually kind of bummed my cash flow situation is such I can't buy some right now.  My position is definitely long-term hold, though.
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February 14, 2014, 06:52:30 AM
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this is why i have removed mtgox from cryptocoincharts.info ! the price on mtgox is not a bitcoin price. its something completely different. nobody should bother about the prices on mtgox. but i guess pigs are stupid and all exchanges follow the downtrend

+1

We need to get gox out of the way, people are trading fiction goxbux and goxBTC, and go in goxbux because they think they have a bigger chance of recovering it.

It seems that Mark is working on BTC withdrawals, watch the price shoot to 1K as soon as BTC withdrawals work...
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February 14, 2014, 07:03:45 AM
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this is why i have removed mtgox from cryptocoincharts.info ! the price on mtgox is not a bitcoin price. its something completely different. nobody should bother about the prices on mtgox. but i guess pigs are stupid and all exchanges follow the downtrend

While I am glad more and more sites are doing this, I have been perturbed for some time that the bogus prices on Gox have been taken seriously.  I hope more care is taken in the future as to which exchanges are included in indices.  Nobody seemed to have any problem with Gox's fictional prices when they were bringing up the average.
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February 14, 2014, 07:06:35 AM
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this is why i have removed mtgox from cryptocoincharts.info ! the price on mtgox is not a bitcoin price. its something completely different. nobody should bother about the prices on mtgox. but i guess pigs are stupid and all exchanges follow the downtrend

While I am glad more and more sites are doing this, I have been perturbed for some time that the bogus prices on Gox have been taken seriously.  I hope more care is taken in the future as to which exchanges are included in indices.  Nobody seemed to have any problem with Gox's fictional prices when they were bringing up the average.

Because pigs are greedy. And greed destroy great things.

I'm sure these pigs think they can beat the manipulated market by riding the waves. Just look at all the cheering for lower price in this section...... while forgetting its a zero sum game and who has a upper hand? Well our mighty Mark, of course.
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February 14, 2014, 07:16:24 AM
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"I might have manipulated the markets just a little bit....."

LMAO
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February 14, 2014, 07:22:16 AM
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this is why i have removed mtgox from cryptocoincharts.info ! the price on mtgox is not a bitcoin price. its something completely different. nobody should bother about the prices on mtgox. but i guess pigs are stupid and all exchanges follow the downtrend

+1

We need to get gox out of the way, people are trading fiction goxbux and goxBTC, and go in goxbux because they think they have a bigger chance of recovering it.

It seems that Mark is working on BTC withdrawals, watch the price shoot to 1K as soon as BTC withdrawals work...

I was wondering it - it is not possible to withdrawn either btc or usd from Mt Gox? Initially i thought the problem was only with withdrawing btc and that that is why ppl were so desperately selling them ...
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