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February 01, 2019, 09:12:47 PM |
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 Bitcoin Price Hits Record Sixth Consecutive Month of LossesBitcoin’s price fell for a record sixth consecutive month in January, after an early bounce to $4,000 failed to entice mass buying.
The leading cryptocurrency by market value closed yesterday at $3,413 on Bitstamp – down 7.59 percent from the monthly opening price of $3,693. Prices dropped 9, 6, 4.4, 37 and 7 percent, respectively, in the previous five months.
The second longest run of monthly losses dates back to 2011 when prices dropped 81 percent during the five months from July to November.
BTC has fared a little better in the last six months, with a 63 percent loss over the period. https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-price-hits-record-sixth-consecutive-month-of-losses |
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February 02, 2019, 07:38:18 AM |
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Bitcoin Is Now Officially In Its Longest Bear Market EverBitcoin has officially entered the longest stretch of declining prices in its 10-year history. The world’s oldest and most valuable cryptocurrency achieved an all-time high of $19,764 on Dec. 17, 2017 on the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index and has printed a series of lower price highs ever since, making February 2 (as per UTC time), the 411th consecutive day prices have been in decline. As such, bitcoin’s latest stretch surpasses the duration of the infamous 2013-2015 bitcoin bear market, which spanned 410 days from its price high to low. Bitcoin’s Historical Price Declines  https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoins-price-longest-ever-bear-market
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Yaplatu
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February 02, 2019, 08:36:50 AM |
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Bitcoin > Altcoin
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JUmpy14
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February 03, 2019, 03:08:09 PM |
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Les Americains toujours en avance
Manque plus que les offres
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Saint-loup
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February 04, 2019, 11:34:11 AM |
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Oui c'est le même graph que celui que j'ai posté 5 messages au-dessus avant-hier  |
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February 05, 2019, 07:31:24 PM |
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Plusieurs articles annoncent que les BTC vendus par Kobayashi, l'administrateur de Mt. Gox n'auraient pas ete vendus OTC comme on le croyait mais bien sur des echanges, ce qui pourrait expliquer (en partie) le crash de cette annee, notamment entre mai et juin. https://www.coindesk.com/312-million-in-mt-gox-cryptos-possibly-sold-via-bitpoint-exchangehttps://www.trustnodes.com/2019/02/05/mt-gox-trustee-sold-500-million-worth-of-bitcoin-on-exchanges-says-new-court-evidencehttps://www.goxdox.com/2019/02/the-dumpening-trustee-bank-book-reveals.html?m=1“The new data from the trustee’s bank book coupled with BTC’s price declines in May/June 2018 indicate that the method BitPoint used to conduct the sale affected price discovery. In other words, BitPoint sold on an exchange and not OTC.... May started off with BTC continuing to rally, surpassing $9,900 on May 6. But the price fell steeply and consistently from there. By June 5 the price had fallen to $7,500 USD. Thereafter the price continued to fall to $6,200 as bearish market sentiment dominated after a month of heavy selling by BitPoint.” MT Gox sold about $750 million worth of bitcoin and BCH in 2018. They secured half a billion to pay off in full all exchange creditors at 2014 crypto prices. Then they sold another $250 million to potentially cover other creditors, including Coinlab. Coinlab has now made what looks like a frivolous claim of $16 billion, holding up the distribution of the remaining circa 140,000 BTC and an equal amount of BCH in addition to the $500 million in fiat. It remains unclear how the Coinlab situation will be resolved, but with $750 million secured in fiat, it appears unlikely that the trustee would need to liquidate any more cryptos." |
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StarenseN
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February 06, 2019, 02:14:18 PM |
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Plusieurs articles annoncent que les BTC vendus par Kobayashi, l'administrateur de Mt. Gox n'auraient pas ete vendus OTC comme on le croyait mais bien sur des echanges, ce qui pourrait expliquer (en partie) le crash de cette annee, notamment entre mai et juin. https://www.coindesk.com/312-million-in-mt-gox-cryptos-possibly-sold-via-bitpoint-exchangehttps://www.trustnodes.com/2019/02/05/mt-gox-trustee-sold-500-million-worth-of-bitcoin-on-exchanges-says-new-court-evidencehttps://www.goxdox.com/2019/02/the-dumpening-trustee-bank-book-reveals.html?m=1“The new data from the trustee’s bank book coupled with BTC’s price declines in May/June 2018 indicate that the method BitPoint used to conduct the sale affected price discovery. In other words, BitPoint sold on an exchange and not OTC.... May started off with BTC continuing to rally, surpassing $9,900 on May 6. But the price fell steeply and consistently from there. By June 5 the price had fallen to $7,500 USD. Thereafter the price continued to fall to $6,200 as bearish market sentiment dominated after a month of heavy selling by BitPoint.” MT Gox sold about $750 million worth of bitcoin and BCH in 2018. They secured half a billion to pay off in full all exchange creditors at 2014 crypto prices. Then they sold another $250 million to potentially cover other creditors, including Coinlab. Coinlab has now made what looks like a frivolous claim of $16 billion, holding up the distribution of the remaining circa 140,000 BTC and an equal amount of BCH in addition to the $500 million in fiat. It remains unclear how the Coinlab situation will be resolved, but with $750 million secured in fiat, it appears unlikely that the trustee would need to liquidate any more cryptos." Ca se tient... à part que Bitpoint a -justement- un service OTC : https://www.bitpoint.co.jp/news/topics/topics-20170110/ |
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JUmpy14
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February 08, 2019, 12:25:51 PM |
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ils vont faire la pluie et le beau temps sur des coins à potentiels (selon leur vision) Ils auront des infos que nous n'aurons pas, donc quand on voudra investir cela sera trop tard pour ma part je pense que cela n'aura pas d'impact, il ne vont pas investir à petite dose c'est même un mauvaise nouvelle car on tend vers le système boursier..bien loin de l'idée original du bTC  (je sais c'est deja le cas) |
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February 08, 2019, 05:38:02 PM
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Petit boost dû semble-t-il à cette news que personne n'a encore posté ici apparemment It's been a while since we haven't talked about ETFs. SEC Commissioner: Bitcoin ETF Will Eventually Be Approvedhttps://coindoo.com/sec-commissioner-bitcoin-etf-will-eventually-be-approved/"In a leaked interview with Congressional Quarterly Inc. on Feb. 07, 2019, one of the SEC commissioners Robert J. Jackson said that Bitcoin ETF would finally be approved. So it is no longer a matter of whether SEC will adopt a BTC ETF. It is now a matter of when. The draft copies of the interview were reportedly shared on social media by Congressional Quarterly. The company is scheduled to publish the full interview on 11th of February. ... Regarding the Winklevoss’ ETF proposal, Jackson said: “Would I have wanted them to be able to buy that ETF? Hell no hell no. And I might not be sitting here if my father had, so yeah, I take really seriously putting the American stamp of approval on any investment product, and I’m not going to do it until those questions get answered.”  |
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February 08, 2019, 05:46:24 PM |
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February 11, 2019, 09:34:46 PM |
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February 17, 2019, 05:31:07 PM |
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Meuh, malgré tous ses défauts, était à fond bitcoin et n'était absolument pas intéressé par les autres (shit)coins. Apprends un peu de lui (sur ce point). |
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Yaplatu
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February 17, 2019, 07:17:20 PM |
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Meuh, malgré tous ses défauts, était à fond bitcoin et n'était absolument pas intéressé par les autres (shit)coins. Apprends un peu de lui (sur ce point).
Il était tellement pro' Bitcoin que visiblement il a sell off pour récupérer des FIAT à la place, ou en tout cas comme de par hasard il est parti à l'éclatement de la bulle  |
Bitcoin > Altcoin
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MataKhobRazi
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February 17, 2019, 07:24:13 PM |
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Meuh, malgré tous ses défauts, était à fond bitcoin et n'était absolument pas intéressé par les autres (shit)coins. Apprends un peu de lui (sur ce point).
Il était tellement pro' Bitcoin que visiblement il a sell off pour récupérer des FIAT à la place, ou en tout cas comme de par hasard il est parti à l'éclatement de la bulle Bah oui, on l'a bien compris. Meuh était comme toi; il ne voyait ce monde (du bitcoin) qu'à travers des yeux greedy. Il n'était là que pour l'argent. Mais il a eu au moins l'intelligence de ne pas se diriger vers les shitcoins. Si tu veux les bahamas comme tu dis... bonne chance |
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