I get the creeps of the fractal behavior of bitcoin.

[findftp]

Last few weeks the price follows a perfect fractal movement, it's insane.
I traded on this behavior and made profit.

Why does it behave like this?

Do we really live in a simulated universe like some people suggest?

[pereira4]

Last few weeks the price follows a perfect fractal movement, it's insane.
I traded on this behavior and made profit.

Why does it behave like this?

Do we really live in a simulated universe like some people suggest?

Price needs to find its natural balance given supply and demand and current mining rewards.

[Chalkbot]

Do we really live in a simulated universe like some people suggest?

Of course we do. If there is a universe that ISN'T simulated, somewhere in an infinite timeline of infinite possibilities... you think we are in it? That's preposterous. I suppose I should set my old Celeron CPU up for solo mining, because I'll probably solve ALL the bitcoin blocks too.

[bassclef]

Last few weeks the price follows a perfect fractal movement, it's insane.
I traded on this behavior and made profit.

Why does it behave like this?

Do we really live in a simulated universe like some people suggest?

You are correct of course, the but reason is simpler. It's because when presented with crisis or opportunity, people behave in predictable patterns.

[Tzupy]

Last few weeks the price follows a perfect fractal movement, it's insane.
I traded on this behavior and made profit.

Why does it behave like this?

Do we really live in a simulated universe like some people suggest?

Because traders act on TA signals, mostly MACD.

[ronald98]

Last few weeks the price follows a perfect fractal movement, it's insane.
I traded on this behavior and made profit.

Why does it behave like this?

Do we really live in a simulated universe like some people suggest?

What's the price going to do next then?

[Chalkbot]

Last few weeks the price follows a perfect fractal movement, it's insane.
I traded on this behavior and made profit.

Why does it behave like this?

Do we really live in a simulated universe like some people suggest?

What's the price going to do next then?

The thing that the majority believes it won't do.

[ronald98]

Last few weeks the price follows a perfect fractal movement, it's insane.
I traded on this behavior and made profit.

Why does it behave like this?

Do we really live in a simulated universe like some people suggest?

What's the price going to do next then?

The thing that the majority believes it won't do.

But findftp says he knows what it will do if it keeps following his perfect fractal movement.

[Chalkbot]

Last few weeks the price follows a perfect fractal movement, it's insane.
I traded on this behavior and made profit.

Why does it behave like this?

Do we really live in a simulated universe like some people suggest?

What's the price going to do next then?

The thing that the majority believes it won't do.

But findftp says he knows what it will do if it keeps following his perfect fractal movement.

Which is true, until he becomes a member of the majority.

[inca]

Last few weeks the price follows a perfect fractal movement, it's insane.
I traded on this behavior and made profit.

Why does it behave like this?

Do we really live in a simulated universe like some people suggest?

What's the price going to do next then?

The thing that the majority believes it won't do.

But findftp says he knows what it will do if it keeps following his perfect fractal movement.

Which is true, until he becomes a member of the majority.

This is going a bit catch22..

[runpaint]

You should see the Fractal nature of Fractalcoin.  Limited to 1 million coins ever.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=650173.0

Do we really live in a simulated universe like some people suggest?

Of course we do. If there is a universe that ISN'T simulated, somewhere in an infinite timeline of infinite possibilities...

A lot of people believe the idea that an infinite number of universes would mean that every possible universe exists.

But the set of all even numbers is infinite, and yet it contains no odd numbers.  Therefore, an infinite number of universes could exist without any of them bearing any resemblance to our own universe.

[Biodom]

Do we really live in a simulated universe like some people suggest?

Of course we do. If there is a universe that ISN'T simulated, somewhere in an infinite timeline of infinite possibilities... you think we are in it? That's preposterous.

even IF we are in a simulated universe, then we are still the gamers largely controlling the "game" as I can hardly imagine some entity directly controlling the "game" from the outside. The introduction of bitcoin, however, does not look like a typical internal game move. It was too abrupt.

You should see the Fractal nature of Fractalcoin.  Limited to 1 million coins ever.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=650173.0

Do we really live in a simulated universe like some people suggest?

Of course we do. If there is a universe that ISN'T simulated, somewhere in an infinite timeline of infinite possibilities...

A lot of people believe the idea that an infinite number of universes would mean that every possible universe exists.

But the set of all even numbers is infinite, and yet it contains no odd numbers.  Therefore, an infinite number of universes could exist without any of them bearing any resemblance to our own universe.

I thought that it is a large number, but not infinite, something like 10⁵⁰⁰

[balu2]

Litecoin log-view all of 2014: one straight line

Yes, collective wisdom in these charts is creepy as hell.