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[The-Real-Link]

Does anybody even have any evidence the coins were sent to an exchange?  Or are you all just trading on wild speculation?  If the latter, enjoy your loss.

I'm not sure either.

Which is why my trading stays based on technical analysis as opposed to a forum rumor about bitcoins moving.

Same.

[kentrolla]

lol i think this thread just affected the price

[elux]

Does anybody even have any evidence the coins were sent to an exchange?  Or are you all just trading on wild speculation?  If the latter, enjoy your loss.

No evidence, obviously. Here's some wild speculation for you:

Will 100K BTC be:

A) The portion that gets refunded to investors.
B) The portion that doesn't get refunded.
C) None of the above.

[silverbox]

This thread makes me nervous..

[augustocroppo]

Here we are: 3 confirmations

Again, the receiver address was especially generated to receive the funds.

If this huge quantity of money fall inside any market, crash will follow.

[ruski]

Has anyone considered that it may be something else entirely?

ASIC miners were supposed to come out at the end of last year. If the group that's built them is hoarding and using them, instead of selling them, that'd explain why so many of these coins are brand new & how they amassed so many so quickly. In which case, we wouldn't have any idea what they plan to do with them - maybe they're going to start a traditional-style bank, or fund some big new initiative to bring BTC into the real world.

Food for thought.

Edit - did the math, over 9 months they would need to have accounted for about 28% of the total network power to accumulate all those coins purely through mining. A lot less if they're trading them for profit. Is it feasible?

[Littleshop]

Has anyone considered that it may be something else entirely?

ASIC miners were supposed to come out at the end of last year. If the group that's built them is hoarding and using them, instead of selling them, that'd explain why so many of these coins are brand new & how they amassed so many so quickly. In which case, we wouldn't have any idea what they plan to do with them - maybe they're going to start a traditional-style bank, or fund some big new initiative to bring BTC into the real world.

Food for thought.

Edit - did the math, over 9 months they would need to have accounted for about 28% of the total network power to accumulate all those coins purely through mining. A lot less if they're trading them for profit. Is it feasible?

Those coins are not from ASIC mining.

[runlinux]

6 confirmations...

[elux]

6 confirmations...

The coins are not moving, unlike July 17.

[fcmatt]

put in a small buy order at 7.65. i expect it to get filled soon :-)

[Spekulatius]

put in a small buy order at 7.65. i expect it to get filled soon :-)

..one way or another

[segabtc]

$1000000 just got transferred out of that account!!  and it has 6+ million in USD now!!!!

[ErebusBat]

$1000000 just got transferred out of that account!!  and it has 6+ million in USD now!!!!

what are you talking about?

[Spekulatius]

$1000000 just got transferred out of that account!!  and it has 6+ million in USD now!!!!

old news is old.

[Zotia]

Someone with at least 10k BTC placed a wall.

Perhaps it is the same person?

[ruski]

Has anyone considered that it may be something else entirely?

ASIC miners were supposed to come out at the end of last year. If the group that's built them is hoarding and using them, instead of selling them, that'd explain why so many of these coins are brand new & how they amassed so many so quickly. In which case, we wouldn't have any idea what they plan to do with them - maybe they're going to start a traditional-style bank, or fund some big new initiative to bring BTC into the real world.

Food for thought.

Edit - did the math, over 9 months they would need to have accounted for about 28% of the total network power to accumulate all those coins purely through mining. A lot less if they're trading them for profit. Is it feasible?

Those coins are not from ASIC mining.

You sounds pretty sure.

[Littleshop]

Has anyone considered that it may be something else entirely?

ASIC miners were supposed to come out at the end of last year. If the group that's built them is hoarding and using them, instead of selling them, that'd explain why so many of these coins are brand new & how they amassed so many so quickly. In which case, we wouldn't have any idea what they plan to do with them - maybe they're going to start a traditional-style bank, or fund some big new initiative to bring BTC into the real world.

Food for thought.

Edit - did the math, over 9 months they would need to have accounted for about 28% of the total network power to accumulate all those coins purely through mining. A lot less if they're trading them for profit. Is it feasible?

Those coins are not from ASIC mining.

You sounds pretty sure.

Aliens could have used special technology to simply append them to the block chain too. 

You can not always prove a negative, but as no ASIC's have been seen in the wild I doubt that they have been doing 28% of the hashing for 9 months.

[ruski]

Aliens could have used special technology to simply append them to the block chain too. 

You can not always prove a negative, but as no ASIC's have been seen in the wild I doubt that they have been doing 28% of the hashing for 9 months.

You're probably right. Still, if you'd invented a money tree, would you sell the seeds?

[mb300sd]

Aliens could have used special technology to simply append them to the block chain too. 

You can not always prove a negative, but as no ASIC's have been seen in the wild I doubt that they have been doing 28% of the hashing for 9 months.

You're probably right. Still, if you'd invented a money tree, would you sell the seeds?

Only if selling the seeds got me more money than I could make off the trees.

[myrkul]

Aliens could have used special technology to simply append them to the block chain too. 

You can not always prove a negative, but as no ASIC's have been seen in the wild I doubt that they have been doing 28% of the hashing for 9 months.

You're probably right. Still, if you'd invented a money tree, would you sell the seeds?

Only if selling the seeds got me more money than I could make off the trees.

Sell the seeds, buy gold. ('cause the money's gonna be worthless when that next crop comes in)