What do you think the BTC/USD price will be after someone buys up all the aks?!

[Koekiemonster]

Purely hypothetically speaking (I hope, can't be good for Bitcoin).

What do you think the BTC/USD price will be after someone buys up all the aks?!
So the latest transaction will be like 1BTC = 100,000$ with 8M$ invested by someone as you can see here:
http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD_depth.html

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[Qoheleth]

Purely hypothetically speaking (I hope, can't be good for Bitcoin).

What do you think the BTC/USD price will be after someone buys up all the aks?!
So the latest transaction will be like 1BTC = 100,000$ with 8M$ invested by someone as you can see here:
http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD_depth.html

I think you'll see a lot of bot action making bogus decisions based on the "latest price", and once that noise dies down you'd see limit asks slowly trickle in at various prices.

Volatility would be high for a good span of time after that, with one side of the order book being so thin. I don't think I could say where we'd stabilize (although I suspect it'd still be <10$).

[chsados]

OP title is monstrous! 

[YoYa]

OP title is monstrous!  

WHO IS THIS ATER SOMEONE? AND WHAT ARE AKS? AND WHY DOES HE WANT THEM!?!

[Vandroiy]

Well, by market cap alone it would only make a difference of +1 USD/BTC. But a lot of coins are not on the exchanges, and from what I know of the Bitcoin traders, it would come back down with a delay anyway, so I think it might stay above 10 for a bit if someone really is that crazy.

However, this largely depends on what the people with the very high asks do with all the free money. I assume they buy back lower. If they just walk away with the fiat, the effect is the same as removing a bunch of coins into a big hoarder's hand. Nothing new or special, I guess.

IMO, it would be nice if the market cuts down on the crazy operations for a bit. How is Bitcoin ever supposed to get merchants if price keeps jumping like a kangaroo on speed?

[Sargasm]

I think it would depend heavily on whether the elves and unicorns saw fit pull their BTC out of the market for long term speculation.

Certainly the market cap could support such a sale, perhaps it would bring a lot of the hobbits out hiding to attempt to sell their BTC hoping to make 10's of thousands per coin.

Snuffleupagus could have unforeseen influences, he might be in cohorts with el chupacabra, I think they may be holding a lot of BTC and want to depress pricing to buy more.

Not serious comment about influence of imaginary market forces.