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March 05, 2013, 09:31:49 AM
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it will drop to $39 by the morning

and $38 the next day


Told ya ,.... see those walls?

They're mine


For real?

If you want get cheaper coins, sell now and buy tmr night.


No way, are you actually THE wall guy?


You want me to make another wall at 40.60?


So why sell now? What's the thinking?

Buyer is out of ammo, 1mil spent
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March 05, 2013, 09:32:20 AM
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BTC = $40

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March 05, 2013, 09:34:01 AM
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As likely as I think it may be that we will go below $40 at somepoint in the future, I can't bring myself to sell a single coin.  But I don't think I am going to buy any more either.
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March 05, 2013, 09:34:27 AM
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Nemesis, have you gone public with your immense Bitcoin power previously? Or is revealing this to the peasants a new thing? lol
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March 05, 2013, 09:37:11 AM
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Nemesis, have you gone public with your immense Bitcoin power previously? Or is revealing this to the peasants a new thing? lol

I have him sitting on ~9k BTC and ~$280k
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March 05, 2013, 09:38:33 AM
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Nemesis, have you gone public with your immense Bitcoin power previously? Or is revealing this to the peasants a new thing? lol

I dont have that much, just around 10k

The buyer is, i have been watching him for the past weeks.
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March 05, 2013, 09:39:12 AM
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it will drop to $39 by the morning

and $38 the next day


Told ya ,.... see those walls?

They're mine


For real?

If you want get cheaper coins, sell now and buy tmr night.


No way, are you actually THE wall guy?


You want me to make another wall at 40.60?


So why sell now? What's the thinking?

Buyer is out of ammo, 1mil spent


Well played sir

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March 05, 2013, 09:58:28 AM
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it will drop to $39 by the morning

and $38 the next day


Told ya ,.... see those walls?

They're mine


For real?

If you want get cheaper coins, sell now and buy tmr night.


No way, are you actually THE wall guy?


You want me to make another wall at 40.60?


So why sell now? What's the thinking?

Buyer is out of ammo, 1mil spent


Well played sir

Very Nice!  Didn't even have to wait until tomorrow to get my coins back.
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March 05, 2013, 10:42:09 AM
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I can't help myself but the end of this graph looks like stairway to heaven. I hope that this stairway doesn't lies on the whispering wind.  Cheesy I am calling temporaly peace between bulls and bears, please calm down your wars  Cry  Grin

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March 05, 2013, 10:48:17 AM
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I don't want to hear any more BS about the volume!  Wink
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March 05, 2013, 10:49:16 AM
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I can't help myself but the end of this graph looks like stairway to heaven. I hope that this stairway doesn't lies on the whispering wind.  Cheesy I am calling temporaly peace between bulls and bears, please calm down your wars  Cry  Grin

So gentlemen THAT is how sustainable growth looks.

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March 05, 2013, 10:56:07 AM
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I can't help myself but the end of this graph looks like stairway to heaven. I hope that this stairway doesn't lies on the whispering wind.  Cheesy I am calling temporaly peace between bulls and bears, please calm down your wars  Cry  Grin

So gentlemen THAT is how sustainable growth looks.

actually its getting closer to exponential

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March 05, 2013, 11:02:22 AM
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I can't help myself but the end of this graph looks like stairway to heaven. I hope that this stairway doesn't lies on the whispering wind.  Cheesy I am calling temporaly peace between bulls and bears, please calm down your wars  Cry  Grin

So gentlemen THAT is how sustainable growth looks.



so THIS growth must've been equally unsustainable.

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March 05, 2013, 11:23:21 AM
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notice the red bars, corrections and flat parts

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March 05, 2013, 11:29:47 AM
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notice the red bars, corrections and flat parts

Were you trying to say that we had none of that this time?


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March 05, 2013, 11:33:05 AM
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notice the red bars, corrections and flat parts

yeah. it's a daily. You have them in current chart, too, if you look at the daily. These candles are arbitrarily chosen anyway (no trading days 8 to 5 and then sleeping things over in bitcoin, no weekends either). If I could move them all by some days to the right or left I'm sure you could produce a couple of red candles.

The analogy is not perfect, I give you that. My timeframe is much shorter, too.

Let me ask: What exactly are you basing your claim of unsustainability on? That the price has tripled? That's no indication, because my example shows the price can triple (to $1) and then stay above for a very long time (2+ years and maybe forever). We never saw $1 again, right? Maybe we'll never see $31.9099 again.

EDIT: sorry, that claim was by someone else, I redirect my question to tpantlik.

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March 05, 2013, 11:34:27 AM
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notice the red bars, corrections and flat parts

yeah. it's a daily. You have them in current chart, too, if you look at the daily. These candles are arbitrarily chosen anyway (no trading days 8 to 5 and then sleeping things over in bitcoin, no weekends either). If I could move them all by some days to the right or left I'm sure you could produce a couple of red candles.

The analogy is not perfect, I give you that. My timeframe is much shorter, too.

Let me ask: What exactly are you basing your claim of unsustainability on? That the price has tripled? That's no indication, because my example shows the price can triple (to $1) and then stay above for a very long time (2+ years and maybe forever). We never saw $1 again, right? Maybe we'll never see $31.9099 again.


Within certain contexts exponential growth is sustainable in the medium term

Bro, do you even blockchain?
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March 05, 2013, 11:35:05 AM
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notice the red bars, corrections and flat parts

yeah. it's a daily. You have them in current chart, too, if you look at the daily. These candles are arbitrarily chosen anyway (no trading days 8 to 5 and then sleeping things over in bitcoin, no weekends either). If I could move them all by some days to the right or left I'm sure you could produce a couple of red candles.

The analogy is not perfect, I give you that. My timeframe is much shorter, too.

Let me ask: What exactly are you basing your claim of unsustainability on? That the price has tripled? That's no indication, because my example shows the price can triple (to $1) and then stay above for a very long time (2+ years and maybe forever). We never saw $1 again, right? Maybe we'll never see $31.9099 again.


Within certain contexts exponential growth is sustainable in the medium term

What are the criteria for such a context?

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March 05, 2013, 11:38:17 AM
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notice the red bars, corrections and flat parts

yeah. it's a daily. You have them in current chart, too, if you look at the daily. These candles are arbitrarily chosen anyway (no trading days 8 to 5 and then sleeping things over in bitcoin, no weekends either). If I could move them all by some days to the right or left I'm sure you could produce a couple of red candles.

The analogy is not perfect, I give you that. My timeframe is much shorter, too.

Let me ask: What exactly are you basing your claim of unsustainability on? That the price has tripled? That's no indication, because my example shows the price can triple (to $1) and then stay above for a very long time (2+ years and maybe forever). We never saw $1 again, right? Maybe we'll never see $31.9099 again.


Within certain contexts exponential growth is sustainable in the medium term

What are the criteria for such a context?

I say with a good degree of confidence that you are currently looking at one. The main criteria would have to be an enormously undertapped potential. We could keep up this level of growth for months before we see any sort of a slowdown.

Bro, do you even blockchain?
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March 05, 2013, 11:42:36 AM
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notice the red bars, corrections and flat parts

yeah. it's a daily. You have them in current chart, too, if you look at the daily. These candles are arbitrarily chosen anyway (no trading days 8 to 5 and then sleeping things over in bitcoin, no weekends either). If I could move them all by some days to the right or left I'm sure you could produce a couple of red candles.

The analogy is not perfect, I give you that. My timeframe is much shorter, too.

Let me ask: What exactly are you basing your claim of unsustainability on? That the price has tripled? That's no indication, because my example shows the price can triple (to $1) and then stay above for a very long time (2+ years and maybe forever). We never saw $1 again, right? Maybe we'll never see $31.9099 again.

EDIT: sorry, that claim was by someone else, I redirect my question to tpantlik.


Well, what scares me most is the potential of a Kim Dotcom pump and dump. He bought the bitcoin to a new ATH and let his 300k followers know that he is into something huge (mega bitcoin credit card). His followers have no clue about the 5 vaporware bitcoin credit cards that were before and invest buy Kim's coin back at $50. Then the cash inflow stops and we re-settle at some more realistic $30.

(Hey, could be, could not be. I'm not planning to sell as I'm confident I don't have to before Ƀ reaches $100 or above and being a perma-bull, selling is just so incredibly hard Wink )

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