All posts made by bitcoinsrus in Bitcointalk.org's Wall Observer thread
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Post 6057777 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.32h):
lol jackiedragon nice gif
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Post 6058692 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.32h):
volume on Huobi is lower than on stamp or even btc-e the last 3 hours. Is that good? (okcoin is ok)
so much for
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Post 6071392 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.33h):
Hey guys, don't be so tense. Just sell your coins and you can enjoy life without worrying until there will be another uptrend
Don't do this to yourself, you are still young with a long life ahead of you. Don't waste it worrying about some stupid coins
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Post 6073823 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.33h):
billyjoeallen gone bearish
isn't this a strong buy signal?
Waffles, waffles.... Buy waffles
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Post 6077308 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.33h):
nah, dude, bitcoin is currently an high rish, low reward investment
you make me LOL so hard. what a joker. every bubble brings more people like you. every. single. one.
you are telling me that you were around the previous bubbles?
Yes I was. Ive been following it since $2 and Ive been speculating since $80.
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Post 6089908 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.33h):
It is time for some TCB, yes?
TCB?
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Post 6089976 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.33h):
It is time for some TCB, yes?
TCB?
Trust
Certainty
Belief
Thanks, I appreciate it.
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Post 6090305 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.33h):
It's fucking happening
I'm probably moving in with my last couple of grands on monday
What's happening? All the way up now? or more bumps for a while?
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Post 6091506 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.33h):
300 1 day EMA resistance holds for 4th day in a row.
I don't mean to sound like a nub (which I am) but could someone please explain me these EMA resistance, what they mean and other lingo like this. I read the forums and I don't understand this.
Also is there any links you could direct me to (speculation etc....i know btcpredictions, bitcoinwisdom, bitcoinity, bitcointicker.co, tradingview.....am i missing any)
thanks
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Post 6091571 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.33h):
300 1 day EMA resistance holds for 4th day in a row.
I don't mean to sound like a nub (which I am) but could someone please explain me these EMA resistance, what they mean and other lingo like this. I read the forums and I don't understand this.
Also is there any links you could direct me to (speculation etc....i know btcpredictions, bitcoinwisdom, bitcoinity, bitcointicker.co, tradingview.....am i missing any)
thanks
EMA is sum of closing prices of some number of days divided by that number of days. So currently 300 EMA is around 465 and acts s resistance last 4 days. It acted as support for 2 days after first Chinese crap came in some 2 weeks ago.
Thanks seleme i appreciate it
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Post 6118121 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.34h):
BTCE are not letting me cash out !
I wrote to their support.
"Please remove withdrawal restrictions on my account."
and got this reply!
"Hello, it's actually difficult to understand what's the problem. Tell me please what's your question? "
try telling them what your trying to do and whats not working.
I'm on my 3rd ticket now. They just send BS responses. I sent them a screen shot this time! If they come back again with more, strange replies I'll be getting very worried.
I want to move to Stamp.
you're trying to move BTC out of BTC-E into stamps?
yep! I'm waiting for the next response before losing my rag with them.
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Post 6132143 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.34h):
I expect more people to give up on crypto in the next days because of the OpenSSL scare.
This guy doesn't like bitcoin, but might give doge a chance
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Post 6134301 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.34h):
I was just thinking about 2 hrs ago that this volume feels like the calm before the storm.
What if this is the calm before the next calm? When the forces are lined up on the battlefield, usually the first guy across the line gets his ass shot off.
The first bear across the line gets to ride the rocket to most profits.
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Post 6148320 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.34h):
I heard tomorro price will skyrocket to the moon. (~110099$) - it is because China will ban bitcoin 8th time this month and all people of China will migrate to USA and buy all bitcoins!
I dunno why - read it on
www.thisisimpossible.com 
And to be honest - I am worried to this little drop today ... as I need to sell some
BTC and pay bills
You got the "pay bills" part right!
I only sell out of necessity lol
I only sell out for necessititties
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Post 6157918 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.35h):
LTC taking a beating through all this as well...
yar nearly quoted Joinov and some guy talking about how they' couldn't resist 12 dollar ltc. while he shits all over bitcoin, I'm sure the 9 dollar ltc is 1/4 more attractive than 12.
edit: nearly became an actuality cause this kid thinks he isn't a huge troll
i couldnt resist to buy more of these 12$ ltcs
same here
they do look attractive at $12
You are a fucking moron sir! A vitriolic little spastic
Yep I brought LTC at $11.93 and sold at just over $12-$11.95 a few mins later as soon as I knew it was a trap.
LTC/USD sell 52.8846 LTC 11.95 USD 631.97097 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.165927 LTC 11.95 USD 1.98282765 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.510532 LTC 11.95 USD 6.1008574 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 2.28355 LTC 11.95 USD 27.2884225 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 1.52845 LTC 11.95 USD 18.2649775 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.669433 LTC 11.95 USD 7.99972435 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 5.02 LTC 11.95 USD 59.989 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 4.87413 LTC 11.95 USD 58.2458535 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 35.9533 LTC 11.95 USD 429.641935 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 63.1292 LTC 11.95 USD 754.39394 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 26.9975 LTC 11.95 USD 322.620125 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.285654 LTC 11.95 USD 3.4135653 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 1.26911 LTC 11.95 USD 15.1658645 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 5.04018 LTC 11.95 USD 60.230151 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 2.57937 LTC 11.95 USD 30.8234715 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 2.07673 LTC 11.95 USD 24.8169235 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.85335 LTC 11.95 USD 10.1975325 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.100501 LTC 11.95 USD 1.20098695 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 2 LTC 11.95 USD 23.9 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 3 LTC 11.95 USD 35.85 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 1.27845 LTC 11.95 USD 15.2774775 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 10.0218 LTC 11.95 USD 119.76051 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 103.93 LTC 11.95 USD 1241.9635 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 5.02004 LTC 11.95 USD 59.989478 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.1002 LTC 11.95 USD 1.19739 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.322581 LTC 11.9505 USD 3.85500424 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 1.0022 LTC 11.952 USD 11.9782944 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 1.0022 LTC 11.952 USD 11.9782944 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.2 LTC 11.9532 USD 2.39064 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.2 LTC 11.9544 USD 2.39088 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.1002 LTC 11.9556 USD 1.19795112 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.2 LTC 11.958 USD 2.3916 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.105 LTC 11.96 USD 1.2558 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.2 LTC 11.965 USD 2.393 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 2.0278 LTC 11.966 USD 24.2646548 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.75 LTC 11.967 USD 8.97525 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 10.3013 LTC 11.97 USD 123.306561 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 1 LTC 11.97 USD 11.97 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 10 LTC 11.97 USD 119.7 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.2 LTC 11.9711 USD 2.39422 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.2 LTC 11.9711 USD 2.39422 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.2 LTC 11.9747 USD 2.39494 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.1002 LTC 11.9756 USD 1.19995512 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.25 LTC 11.9773 USD 2.994325 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 147.231 LTC 11.979 USD 1763.680149 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.1002 LTC 11.9806 USD 1.20045612 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.1002 LTC 11.9806 USD 1.20045612 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 20 LTC 11.982 USD 239.64 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 5 LTC 11.989 USD 59.945 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.1002 LTC 11.9955 USD 1.2019491 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 15.3752 LTC 12 USD 184.5024 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 2.29189 LTC 12 USD 27.50268 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 501.262 LTC 12 USD 6015.144 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 0.1002 LTC 12 USD 1.2024 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 125.29 LTC 12 USD 1503.48 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 3 LTC 12 USD 36 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 290 LTC 12 USD 3480 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 1 LTC 12.0001 USD 12.0001 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 3 LTC 12.0001 USD 36.0003 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 61.5 LTC 12.0001 USD 738.00615 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 2 LTC 12.0089 USD 24.0178 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 1.52264 LTC 12.009 USD 18.28538376 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 38.2 LTC 12.01 USD 458.782 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 20 LTC 12.01 USD 240.2 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 20.5 LTC 12.01 USD 246.205 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD sell 1.24885 LTC 12.011 USD 14.99993735 USD 02.04.14 20:46
LTC/USD buy 0.501 LTC 12.11 USD 6.06711 USD 02.04.14 20:16
LTC/USD buy 0.499 LTC 12.1 USD 6.0379 USD 02.04.14 20:16
LTC/USD buy 1 LTC 12.11 USD 12.11 USD 02.04.14 20:15
LTC/USD buy 100 LTC 11.892 USD 1189.2 USD 02.04.14 20:03
LTC/USD buy 10 LTC 11.892 USD 118.92 USD 02.04.14 20:03
LTC/USD buy 10 LTC 11.87 USD 118.7 USD 02.04.14 20:03
LTC/USD buy 170.703 LTC 11.93 USD 2036.48679 USD 02.04.14 19:58
LTC/USD buy 6.68537 LTC 11.93 USD 79.7564641 USD 02.04.14 19:57
LTC/USD buy 20.958 LTC 11.93 USD 250.02894 USD 02.04.14 19:57
LTC/USD buy 1.48 LTC 11.93 USD 17.6564 USD 02.04.14 19:57
LTC/USD buy 50 LTC 11.93 USD 596.5 USD 02.04.14 19:57
LTC/USD buy 1204.16 LTC 11.93 USD 14365.6288 USD 02.04.14 19:57
LTC/USD buy 46.0117 LTC 11.93 USD 548.919581 USD 02.04.14 19:57
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Post 6158213 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.35h):
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Post 6158719 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.35h):
I missed it. Was the 400 wall smashed or pulled?
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Post 6158859 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.35h):
Alright, old guard, we've done this all before. Who's getting ready to increase their wealth again?
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Post 6159868 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.35h):
Is this silk road crash 2.0?
sir, I am going to need you to back away from the cpu
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Post 6162013 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.35h):
Who still remembers 2010?
..Bitcoin price crashed intraday from $0.444 to as low as $0.383 before recovering to $0.40.
6 months later:
Price rose from $7 to $32 in a week.
Just add 3 zeros and relax.
I wish it would work that way with my EUR bank account
They might give you 3% in a CD for 2 years
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Post 6164995 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.35h):
The petahash on ghash.io has been steadily going up all day......... so the mining sure seems alive and healthy.... and you can snag mining shares at .010 pretty much the same price last 2 weeks??
Well, what else can you do with asics?
Mining till it goes, soon you can throw your miners away:)
They make a good white noise machine when you can't sleep
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Post 6173457 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.36h):
So, is 420 the new 650??
420 hasn't changed
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Post 6174227 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.36h):
Like looking in a mirror O_o
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Post 6174482 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.36h):
I can smell a train/huge spike? Someone else too?
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Post 6176042 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.36h):
Must confess I wish I bought and kept some coins from yesterday
I own a time machine and I will take you back to one time frame. 24 hours it is.....Although, you could have gone back to feb 11 2009
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Post 6176153 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.36h):
Must confess I wish I bought and kept some coins from yesterday
I own a time machine and I will take you back to one time frame. 24 hours it is.....Although, you could have gone back to feb 11 2009
Better yet, go back to 2008, try to get in touch with Satoshi (all the while being ready to start mining the shit out of bitcoin as soon it is released), only to realize after some unsuccesfull attempts.... YOU are Satoshi !
You know, the funny thing is that if people could time travel, I am sure we would all copy the code and go back to like 2008 or 2007 or something and just become satoshi
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Post 6179650 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.36h):
Adam, countdown please!
edit: LTC cheated and started earlier!
love it. a 'troll' turned bull with precision and accuracy. we have all misjudged you fonzie.
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Post 6201636 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.37h):
Does your valuation take into account the fact that Bitcoin mining as we know it will collapse very soon?
From 47 peta to 51.5 peta in less than a week. Yup, looks like a collapse to me.
I wonder if the network will be 1 exahash before the halving.
[Throws his 1 gb usb hasher in the trash and walks away
]
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Post 6202831 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.37h):
It's the 14th in China. Now what?
Now we wait
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Post 6202994 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.37h):
Lols , in my language his name makes perfect sense
taur - bull , urs - bear. Had the impression it's touro in Portuguese
"Ursus" and "taurus" are Latin; "Minotaur" is "Bull from Minos" in Latin, Anglicized.
Even though bull is "touro" in Portuguese, the Minotaur is "MinotAuro".
How did the latins spell "bitcoin to the moon" ?
Bitcoin ut Luna
(google translate)
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Post 6203069 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.37h):
Are you of the opinion that difficulty will continue to increase?
Yes. Firstly, I think mining will become very profitable again. Secondly, cost per ghps will continue to plummet for at least 2 years. Thirdly, the hardware is mostly going to keep running even if it is never profitable because there are too many people incentivized to keep the network secure (for themselves,not necessarily for me) for much of it to find a land-fill.
Right now, the only mining I wanna do is for that lost harddrive
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Post 6203213 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.37h):
Are you of the opinion that difficulty will continue to increase?
Yes. Firstly, I think mining will become very profitable again. Secondly, cost per ghps will continue to plummet for at least 2 years. Thirdly, the hardware is mostly going to keep running even if it is never profitable because there are too many people incentivized to keep the network secure (for themselves,not necessarily for me) for much of it to find a land-fill.
Right now, the only mining I wanna do is for that lost harddrive
Oh that was your hard disk ...
You know the funny thing is, I first heard about btc late nov 2013 solely because of seeing the harddrive story.
I thought, what is worst: Mining the coins and loosing it, or having heard of btc late (like I did).
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Post 6241040 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.38h):
Chart buddy invalid pic
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Post 6247314 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.38h):
Momentum of this 3 day rally is now stopped, back to sideways movement and profit taking dragging price in the upper 400's.
Another fact?
Its a Speculation..
1000 btc to 500
Ok, no fact then. Yeah i was kinda confused since you present everything as a fact. I thought maybe you can see the future or something.
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Post 6327648 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.39h):
we have a little bit of buying to do today to get us back to the $500 levels..
Why bother. Someone will dump to make sure we go down again. It happened like 5 times now. You'd be crazy to buy at this point.
Crazy to buy at $500? Many people bought higher than this. I bought some higher than this. I think it is crazy not to buy when considering where Bitcoin will be later this year or even this month! Also, there have been times where it seems like Bitcoin is going nowhere then shoots up to a new ATH within just a few weeks.
Calm down. I'm talking about this specific moment. As soon as we go up either someone starts dumping or Chinese fud appears. I would wait this out if i was a trader or i guess a long term buyer. We can easily go to 450 or lower again. If we break 520ish without someone stopping it i'd say it's buying time.
The current situation is pure manipulation by a small group of people if you'd ask me.
I am guessing that group is getting tapped out pretty soon. This has been going on for 2 weeks. I'm sure those idiots will be out of coins soon enough.
Not if they keep buying back the cheaper coins
and repeating the process
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Post 6330798 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.39h):
is NOT realized until the asset is cashed out.
Bitcoin *IS* cash.
So much of this. Bitcoin is better cash than fiat even.
Come on folks, each one has his Ultimate Object of Desire, and "realizes the gains" when he gets hold of that.
If your goal is dollars, you have "realized" when you converted to dollars. If your goal is gold, you "realized" whe you exchanged the dollars for gold. If your goal is marriage, you "realized" when you exchanged the gold for marriage.
The ad said 4 oz gold for my new Hungarian wife
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Post 6344471 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.39h):
Seeing these pictures of the ridiculously big KNC mining warehouse made me realize the amount of coins that must be insta-dumped everyday:
http://imgur.com/a/CcIhXSadly, centralization of mining means that less and less miners are long-term believers and holders, as these data-centers consider the electricity bills as more than a trivial expense.
... and some say Bitcoin is a deflatory currency
These low prices are helping the big mining warehouses getting rid of the remaining competition. Soon there will be nothing but data centers mining coins... a bit sad really. But bitcoin is going pro. and that is also a positive thing in many respects.
Bring it on knc. I got like 20 ghash and I could run it until my parents come home.
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Post 6344722 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.39h):
Seeing these pictures of the ridiculously big KNC mining warehouse made me realize the amount of coins that must be insta-dumped everyday:
http://imgur.com/a/CcIhXSadly, centralization of mining means that less and less miners are long-term believers and holders, as these data-centers consider the electricity bills as more than a trivial expense.
... and some say Bitcoin is a deflatory currency
These low prices are helping the big mining warehouses getting rid of the remaining competition. Soon there will be nothing but data centers mining coins... a bit sad really. But bitcoin is going pro. and that is also a positive thing in many respects.
Bring it on knc. I got like 20 ghash and I could run it until my parents come home.
looks like you can mine 0,00136101 BTC / DAY what is 0.5 per year if difficulty will not raise (how much electricity will it cost your parents ?)
The funny thing is that I considered mining but yea the difficulty is a pain. If it stayed the same then maybe it would be worth it. Now, if your small you need to reinvest otherwise you won't get anywhere
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Post 6363566 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.40h):
I doubt that you are particularly omniscent. And, if it is true, being in fiat may NOT be the right way to go... that is if you are all in fiat or if you are planning to reinvest in BTC.
Not all. I stagger my trades, and you do not know which is top or bottom.
I am rubbing it in because this place was full of posts attacking anybody who tried give a sensible point. I use the various analysis given here and the charts posted, and all the abuse means some posters may not have posted. It also some foolish ones stupidly buy in because you have pages after pages of pictures of trains.
I only have pictures of trains because choo choo mofuckaz!
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Post 6364603 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.40h):
We have the advantage of seeing volume. If we get a double bottom on high volume, I'll buy my ass off. That hasn't happened yet.
The thought of a double bottom
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Post 6379208 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.40h):
It moved $4
Choo Choo MF
+1 ccmf
This friday poll (on this post) seems to want to be a self fulfilling prophecy.
Can I make another wish while I am at it?
Please take me back to Feb 11, 2009
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Post 6380561 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.40h):
I was thinking about MTGox's 200,000 Bitcoins they found in that old wallet or whatever it is. At some point the bankruptcy is going to sell those coins and dump them on the market in one big go turning them into FIAT. There is no way I see them distributing out those coins as Bitcoins. What will that do to the market? If they released all 200,000+ coins at one time? Seems to me that's exactly what they are going to do.
IF they decide to sell the coins, I expect that they will divide them into manageable lots, and auction them through some auctioning house. I believe that would be the easiest way to get the best possible price for them. (The FBI will probably do the same with the SilkRoad coins, except that they will surely use the government auctioning services.)
But that just pushes the question forward: what wiill the auction winners do with those coins?
And more importantly, where the auctions would be held
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Post 6382442 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.40h):
chart buddy you were at like 500 last post.
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Post 6392787 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.40h):
Hello guys,
I'm french, ( french forum talk about everything except coins...)
-I placed an order at 448 this morning on Kraken, and I realised that it passed while I was eating at restaurant...I would have canceled it when I see how it's going down, but it's done, my first BTC !
So what would you do if you had about 950 dollars to buy BTC? Buy now ? Wait ?
Dont take investment advice from people on the internet, especailly from people in a speculation forum where almost everyone is talking their book.
Ok !
Lax, go on charts like bitcoinwisdom, coinmarketcap, coindesk google news (search bitcoin)
and decide if you want to invest. You can read comments here (and I suggest you take senior members posts more seriously) (a few months ago, I asked if 800 was a good buy in and a senior type member kept telling me no. so I guess just read comments and form your own conclusion.)
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Post 6404921 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.40h):
what happened chart buddy, low price not letting you compute?
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Post 6424884 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.41h):
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Post 6425275 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.41h):
$15 drop
que the "OMG whats the news!? china again?" posts
The catalyst wasn't China this time. This is the market beginning to react to chessnut's "$4000 before $400" bet.
lol
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Post 6425587 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.41h):
well worst case scenario if the price keeps falling pizza.fr accepts payments in bitcoin...
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Post 6425627 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.41h):
Fucking China and all that BS.
When in the fucking fuck fuck can we just move on. All this bullshit with news and dumps. Idiots first class, first class morons. I'd expect this kind of behaviour with alt-coins, not BTC.
I am about to stop checking out bitstamp or BTC forums for the whole month... and return to see what has changed, cause this shit just makes me blood boil.
Relax man, there is a good side to every bs event. Remember, China got us to 1000. If it werent for it reaching that high, I do not think that btc would have gotten so much publicity (as it did). Think of it as an opportunity to buy. Just be patient (I was once the same way, "I just want progression now.")
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Post 6448581 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.41h):
"However, perhaps most interesting about the story is that the government has already sold more than $3m in the proceeds from Slomps’ crimes, Assistant US Attorney Randall Samborn told CoinDesk, though he declined to offer any further specifics about the sale."
I read the article to. Its too short and mainly discusses the silk road scandal. Even the comments show more interest in the selling.
I think they sold a
portion of the coins (3 million worth). I don't know if it was all, a fraction etc (most likely retail or close to retail since not much else is disclosed and (I base somewhat on the quote I added)
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Post 6457842 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.41h):
Coming up on 200 pages of no Fonzie, time for a Fonzie poll.
Fonzie is in the genesis block of my ignorechain, so even though he has "moved on to other things", he, like mammoth dung, is fossilized.
Jorge is still here, so ignore blocks still get confirmed every 20 minutes or so, but ignore difficulty is way down in Fonzie's absence.
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Post 6464977 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.41h):
todays price @ 450 would be 0.00244 btc for a mcchicken sandwich (at 1.10)
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Post 6479414 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.41h):
How bitcoin redddit will look like in 5 years:
http://i.imgur.com/HID68KI.jpg'Mark Karpeles find missing bitcoins under his couch cushions. "I swear to god my cat did it" he said in an official statement to the associated press'
Lol that was a good one
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Post 6493275 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.42h):
How do you know if someone likely would have purchased something anyway? That's not just a subjective judgement. That would require psychic powers. It's not a crime to have a criminal predisposition. It's a crime to violate the law and if that particular law would not have been violated by that particular person at that particular time and place without the police involvement, then it's entrapment. If you offer a certain number of bitcoins for a certain price at a certain place or time, then all you know for sure is that the accused wanted to buy those particular bitcoins for that particular price ant that particular time, and wouldn't have done so if he didn't have the opportunity.
You're not passively offering to sell something if you place an ad. If someone come up to you out of the blue and asks to buy your bitcoins and you agree, that's passive. Advertising is active.
What are the odds that someone goes to cocaine dealer/localbitcoins with no intent to buy, then suddenly decides to buy precisely because of one ad that likely does not overly stand out from the others? Even if that leap of faith did turn out to be true, good luck convincing 12 people of that with a prosecutor working them. I would think a good lawyer would recommend a different defense.
He picked that one ad for a reason. Perhaps a better price or more convenient location. Doesn't matter. It's that one ad he responded to and he wouldn't have responded to it if it wasn't there. Whether or not he would have responded to a different ad is irrelevant. He's not being charged with responding to a different ad. Good luck convincing all 12 jurors, including the one who has the capacity for independent thought, that you are prosecuting an illegal sale that would have occurred without a seller.
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Post 6494302 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.42h):
One of the biggest questions is whether you tried to resist the crime, so the fact that you "couldn't resist" necessarily makes it not entrapment.
Yeah, I tried to resist, I was mentally torn for hours before actually buying, I just couldn't resist; prove to me that I wasn't. /sarcasm
You could always ask everyone if they are the FBI before buying coins from them, that should keep you in the clear
Incorrect. The police can flat-out lie to you and still have it not be considered entrapment. It's when they harass you over and over until you eventually cave that is considered entrapment, or when they threaten you in some way to the point where it would be a reasonable assumption that you committed the crime out of fear.
In the US, in other countries it will be easier to prove entrapment
To all the bears : Bitcoin is only valued 5billions atm; it is ridiculously cheap
I am not familiar with commodities and what they should be worth.
What market cap is bitcoin worth (to you)? (50 bn? 500bn?)
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Post 6517021 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.42h):
Amazing.
I can understand that some people can believe SOME of that stuff. But are there really people who believe ALL of it?
But OK folks. Just promise that you won't drink that Kool-Aid in the end.
I stopped watching when she said "The internet is anarchy".
Just hit the mute and keep watching
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Post 6531819 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.42h):
New technologies are coming, just watch ripple grow and explode...One bank is already using the ripple network. This is just a matter of month before ripple grows exponentially, soon everybody will trade crypto currencies on ripple network.
captain ripplebagholder
i love ripple
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Post 6532264 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.42h):
my trezor said it would fix that....if I werent still waiting for it
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Post 6547286 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.42h):
in the end the mod's job should be to weed out people who are NOT facilitating meaningful and substantive communications in these kinds of thread... and people who are merely trying to inflame and distract without contributing to the subject matter.
Who decides the precise rules for that, though? How do you draw the line between moderation and censorship? IMO if you're not posting shit like meatspin, goatse, or viruses, your posts are fair game even if they are inflammatory.
Moderators, admins and OPs decide those kinds of issues. I am just stating my opinion, and if I were in a position to have influence over that, I would NOT allow posts that are merely being made to incite and distract and insult other posters. Apparently, this forum has a very liberal acceptance of trolling and does NOT recognize that trolling tends to take away value from the forum. That is their business choice, and obviously fairly liberal when the mod himself/herself admits that s/he is engaging in posts to merely inflame others.
+1
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Post 6580288 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.43h):
nope its back above 430 all is well again!!
Please stop this, its boring to watch every single move.
We all have and can read charts ... get a life my friend
Does having a weekly OT battle count as a life?
There is no life without bitcoin
[Sits at his computer continually refreshing bitcoinwisdom
]
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egg rolls anyone?
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Post 6637566 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.43h):
Bobby Lee is on the foundation board now... perhaps we can expect and epic pump?
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Post 6643347 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.43h):
Hey, cut the bears some slack
They are suffering greatly now when the bulls taken over
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Post 6679709 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.44h):
what sort of member status do you need to do signiture advertising and how much can you earn from it?
You mean signature where mine says "brah?!" This is open to any member (in settings - look around because I am not sure).
Or is there somewhere else are you talking about? And I do not think any money can be earned from sigs (if I had to guess) (I see ads asking for people who want to advertise though).
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[edit]: In response to your comment below mines (rather than reply again).
Oh I probably am talking about something else. Not sure about that, but if true, maybe it applies to members sub 2012 or something (who have been here a while).
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Post 6759041 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.44h):
has there ever been an asset where almost every participant sooner or later turns into a walking pr-machine in the same way bitcoin does it for its community members ?
Yes, pyramid schemes usually have that effect. Those who invested will only make money if more people invest (and hold) so that the price goes up so that they can sell with profit.
You don't see people who bought Apple or Google stock pestering everyone in sight to buy too. Real investors know that other real investors do not pay attention to hype, they look for fundamentals.
As for "increasing adoption", do not see it in the blockchain:
https://blockchain.info/charts/estimated-transaction-volumehttps://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactionsAlso this chart seems to say that the bitcoin system currently costs 30 USD per transaction:
https://blockchain.info/charts/cost-per-transactionThe cost of running the system is currently hidden in the inflation caused by mining, but in the long run will have to be paid by users as transaction fees. If the numbers above are correct, bitcoin will be inviable for payments below 1000 USD.
wow great info and you brought up things I never thought about
thanks
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Post 6821701 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.45h):
What's up with the hate on this guy?? he seems to be one of them brighter guys
I just watched a few minutes. He is monotone and a little boring. I would hear what he has to say though. I wonder if he got in at 2011 or maybe a little sour. He probably got in when it reached 10 or 30 or something (reguardless of what he says in the video).
He's probably like
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Post 6821951 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.45h):
Huge rally happening now on bitstmap!
How can you tell. It looks like the same to me from stamp and bitcoinwisdom. Can you share some sites?
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Post 6822436 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.45h):
Huge rally happening now on bitstmap!
I would like to trade on bitstmap.... I've never heard of this exchange. Are there low fees?
lol.... the only thing huge about the current "rally" is that it might actually be breaching the bear triangle... other than that it is very very small indeed.
You never heard of bitstamp? When I first heard of btc (some guy lost a harddrive) I googled bitcoin and I think bitstamp was the first thing I clicked on (to get the price).
As far as bitstamp, enter it into the search box. There are some reviews.
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Post 6838808 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.45h):
Well, I hope this continues. Price only has to go to $3000.00 USD to break even on my $12k investment between buying in Feb/March and investing in mining gear.
Ha.
Well you could invest in ltc. If ltc is 10 now and you think it has a better chance of getting to 100 vs. btc going to 3k, make your bet.
or just day trade or something.
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Post 6838902 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.45h):
Well, I hope this continues. Price only has to go to $3000.00 USD to break even on my $12k investment between buying in Feb/March and investing in mining gear.
Ha.
Well you could invest in ltc. If ltc is 10 now and you think it has a better chance of getting to 100 vs. btc going to 3k, make your bet.
or just day trade or something.
Stay the fuck away from LTC, IMHO.
HODL. And keep on mining. Although I stopped my miner 3 weeks ago, since it's not profitable enough for me atm.
Ltc is 10+ right now. If it goes back to 30, thats triple your investment. If the guy I originally replied to wanted to make his capital back, Ltc might have a better shot of tripling to 30 vs bitcoin to 1500.
Not saying it will, but it can. or if he feels more comfortable with btc, its up to him.
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Post 6839017 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.45h):
I think when those kncminer (I know kncminer is going through some shit now but they might fix it in a few months, not saying that they will or anything), viper and other scrypt miners hit the market,
I think more people will help grow the scrypt coins and the price will rise. Ltc could very well triple in a few months (Of course btc might be a better ROI but who knows)
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Post 6839236 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.45h):
Yes be wary of LTC, it hasnt got much going for it anymore and one of the pools has also been flickering around 50% has rate for a few days as well.
Can you explain?
Never really saw the point in LTC, but what's different now?
Well, besides from the sheer number of alts some of the new ones (drk,monero etc) have got real world useful features. LTC apart from its second mover advantage only has faster block times which is now included in a huge amounts of alts.
Whats the advantage of LTC over an alt thats faster and anon?
I read a few things on darkcoin and seems to be growning. Ltc does has the 2nd largest market cap (300+ million and is on huobi). I think its has a good community. It is basically an alternative (easier mining....until the knc and viper and other scypt miners hit the scene)
Also, look at dogecoin. It has unlimited market supply and is doing relatively well because of the community that supports it.
so I think its all about the supporting community that will make ltc succeed
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Post 6840779 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.45h):
Monero receives some intense pumping in here
and we all know what happens after a major pump
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Post 6841189 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.45h):
So, should I take out my bitcoins of bitstamp?
Did you just have it there to day trade or as a wallet? Why would you want to take it out?
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Post 6841299 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.45h):
So, should I take out my bitcoins of bitstamp?
Did you just have it there to day trade or as a wallet? Why would you want to take it out?
Kinda have it like a wallet now but will trade with them in the future
If it is a lot, you might want to be careful by securing your bitstamp account (that recent localbitcoin attack affected even those with 2factor authentication). Trading is always good, just safeguard yourself.
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Post 6841410 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.45h):
Anyone know if the bitstamp thingis real and should we be worried?
To learn more about bitstamp. search it in the search box on this site. See reviews from people on here about it. also do a google search and look around. I am not sure what you are referring to, but if your gut says there is an issue, then follow your instinct.
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Post 6845298 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.45h):
Chart buddy, you know you miss adding those post 500 charts. Don't worry they should be soon
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Post 6864777 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.45h):
Guess what: most intelligent people understand that government and public services are a good thing, and that taxes are necessary to have them.
Most intelligent people 300 years ago thought people could be owned, leeches were medicine, and that outer space was filled with ether. The logical fallacy you are making is called
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argumentum_ad_populum.
I am not advancing that fact that as
proof that governments are good. The point is that calling taxation "stealing from the people" is not reasonable, since most people believe (rightly or wrongly) that taxes are necessary and everybody should pay them.
Of course, many or even most people may think that
certain taxes are unjustified or unfair, and that
certain government spending is waste. That does not invalidate the point.
Boa noite Sr Jorge Stolfi,
Sou brasileiro também, tenho 22 anos e sou graduando de administração na Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina. Percebi que você tem um bom conhecimento do que é a experiência Bitcoin e que está buscando se informar mais. Isso é muito bom para a nossa mídia, e melhor ainda para quem quer a informação que agrega conhecimento, não só pipoca e circo.
De qualquer forma, acho que tem bastante material aqui de muita qualidade evidenciando falhas no nosso atual sistema e com embasamento teórico e histórico (queda do império romano - por exemplo). Me coloco a disposição para conversamos, caso seja do seu interesse.
Rafael
(from Portuguese)
Goodnight Mr Jorge Stolfi,
Also I am Brazilian, I'm 22 and I'm majoring in administration of Federal University of Santa Catarina. I noticed that you have a good knowledge of what is Bitcoin experience and who is seeking to learn more. This is very good for our media, and even better for those who want the information that brings new knowledge, not just popcorn and circus.
Anyway, I think there's enough material here for a lot of quality showing flaws in our current system and the historical and theoretical basis (fall of the Roman Empire - for example). I put my hand to speak, if of interest.
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Post 6865220 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.45h):
Yes. Jorge thinks bitcoin is a dangerous ponzi and makes an argument there by first presenting a stawman argument in the form of an extreme false dichotomy.
Is this news? He has seemed fairly transparent in his views of bitcoin.
I personally think he is wrong.
But who knows?
Statements like the one quoted below get me everytime. Isn't this statement also true for every central bank fiat currency, IE the USD? The USD is only worth what we believe its worth, in that what we are willing to trade for the $1.
The fact is that bitcoins have no value in themselves : they are only worth what people believe they are worth .
If anyone has better insight as to why or how this statement is true for bitcoin, but not for fiat. Please, please let me know. I'm awaiting enlightenment
the bank note is a promise
A promise of what though? Only that they would give you a different US dollar for it?
A promise that they will tax you.
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Post 6865719 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.45h):
http://cryptome.org/2014/05/weev-duns-usg-28296btc.htmI am owed 28,296 Bitcoins. I do not accept United States dollars, as it is the preferred currency of criminal organizations such as the FBI, DOJ, ATF, and Federal Reserve and I do not assist criminal racketeering enterprises.
So, would you like to speculate on his chances of actually getting his invoice paid?
I checked his address in the letter. He received a few btc from some readers. Maybe a publicity stunt. And he knew he wasn't getting paid. He insulted them severely towards the end of the letter.
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Post 6876121 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.46h):
Indeed, and that is the problem: many external factors are sudden and unpredictable, and the magnitude of their effect is largely unpredictable as weel. But, in retrospect ,the causal connections are very clear.
One cannot predict, from price analysis or any other way, whether and when there will be further moves against bitcoin by the Chinese government. One can say however that if that happens then the price will probably fall by tens or dollars or more, depending on the severity of the move. And if the PBoC reverses its policy about banks x exchanges, then the price may shoot up by hundreds of dollars. On the other hand one can predict that if another store chain accepts bitcoin through BitPay, then the price will hardly twitch.
Since the last rally was due to the opening of the Chinese market, another rally to 10'000$ would require opening another market even bigger than the Chinese one. Perhaps some big regulatory change would attract big investors in the US or Europe; but who can predict that?
It is not rational to expect that new markets will continue to open at regular intervals, each 10x bigger than the previous one, just because there were three such events before with roughly similar spacing.
Your whole argument fails here. BTCChina was established in 2011 after the $32 bubble. Bitcoin has been opening to Chinese since that was only $2
heh..he believes markets are entirely saturated already. lol
Compare the marketcap to single companies, single individuals..it's laughable.
Maybe he needs to read
what Marc Andreessen wrote about it todayLink?
I think this is the link he is referring to (not sure though)
"The investor and Web browser pioneer Marc Andreessen thinks we'll all look back in 20 years and conclude that Bitcoin was as influential a platform for innovation as the Internet itself was. He says that tech companies think their meetings with President Obama on privacy are a waste of time. And he calls net neutrality a "lose-lose." In a wide-ranging interview with The Washington Post this week, Andreessen painted a picture of a future that's distributed, messy and fraught with tension. Here's an edited transcript of our conversation."
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Post 6877487 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.46h):
It's so odd how many of you waited for the price to reach 500 or so to buy back in.
It's not odd at all. When you have months of bear market and tricky China situation, your best bet is to wait signs of reversal to buy in (if you're going for long term buys).
In last bubble I went full in only at 250+, never gave a flying one about not buying earlier when we hit the top.
If someone waited through 800, then 700, then 600, then 500. Why would they buy at 400? The ones who were eager to buy, probably did at the higher prices. Many people on here stated to be patient and not buy in a downtrend unless they were willing to take the potential loss (if it goes down even more).
Buying at an uptrend at 50-100 extra per btc is what some feel is ok (if they believe the reversal has happened).
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Post 6883392 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.46h):
You need to select market cap by total supply.
Hm but did it lose 38% the last 24 hours? What's going on?
Founder is leaving and dumping 9 billion coins.
satoshi could do the same thing with btc one day.
Satoshi surprisingly has not moved the majority of his coins. From reading his posts from when he was on here (and the p2p site he originally posted to), he seems to care about the community (especially when he cleared dorien).
He probably would not kill his own creation. If anything, he might use the coins to help any furture issues (or future bitcoin related endeavors)
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Post 6884336 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.46h):
this wall breaking is inevitable, i'm think'n 30mins to 2 hours 30 seconds tops
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Post 6884631 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.46h):
So, does anyone know who decided to buy: China, or the West?
it must have been China, we would be at 50$ without anyway
I think its china. Fiatleak is going apeshit. Its been like 23 min and already 4100+ and counting is moving on there. (I know fiatleak is mainly bs since no fees so can look a certain way)
usually its 500-1200 per hour (on an average day)
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Post 6884693 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.46h):
They were never out
Btc china has been around 2011. I am sure if someone bought for 32 (on btcchina) and now its 500, why would they give up on btc?
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Post 6884729 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.46h):
So, does anyone know who decided to buy: China, or the West?
it must have been China, we would be at 50$ without anyway
I think its china. Fiatleak is going apeshit. Its been like 23 min and already 4100+ and counting is moving on there. (I know fiatleak is mainly bs since no fees so can look a certain way)
usually its 500-1200 per hour (on an average day)
No, fiatleak is BS because its just trade volume (right?)
I am not sure. I only use fiatleak just to watch an average of what is pushed per hour. You are probably correct about the volume. I would only base it on huobi (bitcoinwisdom) but its very close to stamp so only fiatleak gives me some more info.
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Post 6898998 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.46h):
Are stamp problems are related only to $ withdrawal requests?
It seems so. I haven't heard of anyone being asked ridiculous stuff like this withdrawing
BTC but Stamp was my reliable exchange that even if I did some trades elsewhere Stamp was the fiat gateway.
Can anyone confirm? And how much money must it be for these kind of problems to show up?
Read around there has been a few stories of these new requirements going around. Thats the main issue, there is no advertised threshold that you bump up against these problems. The guy was trying to draw max $4000, thats pocket change! The other explanation is its worked out on trade volume but how fucking retarded. I could trade the same 10 coins 1000 times or do one 10k trade, which one should raise the most flags?
But there's still no problems of bitcoin withdrawal right?
published may 20th
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Post 6900276 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.46h):
dogecoin
lol, can someone explain wtf is that? and if it's a glitch, what's the point of using it?
dogecoin seems to be heading towards the alts graveyard.
I remember reading something from reddit dogecoin about the unlimited supply etc. Might be contributing to the downfall of doge.
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Post 6904415 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.46h):
Market Cap:$6,666,935,226.75 (bitstamp)
the mark of the beast
(666)
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Post 6933121 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.47h):
Thank you Mark karpales, for bootstrapping Bitcoin price to the middle 3-digit level it is today!
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Post 6940313 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.47h):
This is too fucking fast...
What's going on?
The walls getting eatin' alive
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Post 6961290 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.47h):
I also love that chart and hope for the best, but I want it NOW!!!
bitcoin bull runs =cocaine
Everybody wants MORE
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Post 6996251 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.48h):
Hey guys, what happen if we hit 50k+ per coin. Does the mining fees still stand at 0.0001 btc or does it get lowered during time?
It's getting lowered all the time.
In the end the miners will decide the prices in the open market
Ok thx, i tho so, seems weird if it hit 1mil per coin and the fees is 100 bux per transaction
still better than the transaction fees of the future
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Post 7017125 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.48h):
quickly someone say something bullish! FFS
Walmart finally selling a BFL product. So it looks like BFL is finally shipping product
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Post 7018946 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.48h):
Fortunately for you, if these things bother you and you'd rather have a malleable money supply managed by unelected officials who can seize funds and reverse transactions at will: you are well served with the current monetary paradigm - be it Keynesian, monetarist or neocon - the differences are of cosmetic character, really.
Those of us with the (obviously wrong!) view that a monetary system should be predictable and not prone to manipulation by individuals have been longing for the chance to try out something like that. It will quite obviously fail, because centralized systems run by
experts are naturally superior to decentralized systems run by no one but some people just need to convince themselves on their own, deferring to the wise opinions of experts is not enough for them. And who knows - if by some freak accident such a monetary system turns out to be better than what we have now, you will benefit as well
My preferences are not important. The point is that a system that does not allow the forcible return of stolen property will not be acceptable to society, except for thieves and other criminals. In the end, it will be rejected even by the libertarians who now think that irreversibility is a good thing.
Bitcoin is just as easy to "forcibly return" as cash, gold, precious metals or any other form of property. If I'm wrong, please explain why.
You are very wrong. It is easier to return than cash or gold
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Post 7019057 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.48h):
Get rid of those coins, made of the hand of the devil, and you might get reliefed! Otherwise you have to watch Andreas M Antonopoulos naked pulling peanuts out of his ass for the rest of eternity. My dad and i are not very pleased with your little experiment!
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I had to wait like 4 hours before I could post on the main forum
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Post 7026429 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.48h):
[IMG virtex order book [/img]
did I just observe a wall?
*edit, replaced pic with better pic.
looks like the same walls that dance around following stamps price.
well,
something seems to be happening...
Yea, even though on bitcoinwisdom, I seen 2 big red candles, the price has not moved that much. These resistant points
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Post 7042942 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.48h):
Ignore list rules for wall observer thread. Ignore all accounts created after 01.01.2013., do not ignore chartbuddy and you are safe.
i'd have to ignore myself, also, maybe if you'd have told me about bitcoin prior to 2013 i'd be in by than. But unfortunately i don't have a time machine and no one told me about bitcoin before april.
bitcoinsrus Date Registered: January 11, 2014, 06:03:50 PM
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Post 7075950 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.49h):
MOON? Nah. JUPITER.
it would be neptune if knc would deliver working units
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Post 7077039 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.49h):
these sell orders mang
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Post 7077075 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.49h):
Would of increased my position by about 10% if I woulda shorted, fuck ME!!
Dont blame yourself, no one predicted that
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Post 7077353 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.49h):
Fuck sake was just cooking and missed all of that
missed a buy order by $0.50 :/
wow that sucks
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Post 7078325 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.49h):
1K7LXovR6Y9pWqwZcPY6Ec8Wek9KMUG3tF
free beer
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Post 7078401 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.49h):
thanks adam for the beer
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Post 7091023 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.49h):
They look rly cool but they are way to expensive i would make my own
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Btw how much is the shipping ?
Lets all wait for trezor to deliver first before we go through this all again
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Post 7099135 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.50h):
(just making this meme for fun)
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Post 7137807 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.50h):
thanks TsuyokuNaritai and adam for clearing that up
I was like wtf is going on.
yacoin got more coins than friggan doge and ripple
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Post 7150409 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.51h):
stop selling!! enough of the red dildos
Do you think its day traders trying to make a few swings? or is it something else? (I am not sure)
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Post 7151910 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.51h):
today we had 3 major events
macd 1w crossing
ebay interview
ecb negative rates
and btc price still goes down ? i expected 700+ easy for today.
what else do we need...
and its thursday. from the past, this is when all the action happens (although last week it was friday)
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Post 7174928 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.51h):
scary wall probably has regenerative shields
Hey Adam,
Speaking of regeneration, what about regenerating a new poll?
just got back going out again
later i'm make a new poll
weekly hasnt closed yet anyway
when is that sunday?
later dudes
DON'T BUY ALTCOINS! you morons!
I think you've been spending too much time near your beer fund
I am still waiting on 800 so I can down those suckers (round 2)
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Post 7179852 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.51h):
DON'T BUY ALTCOINS! you morons!
I wish I took this advice a week ago
Mostly altcoins are just shit, Pumping and Dumping game.
Auroracoin, quark, darkcoin are not pump and dumps
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Post 7204200 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.51h):
1K7LXovR6Y9pWqwZcPY6Ec8Wek9KMUG3tF
to the moon
[am i 5th]
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Post 7220295 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.51h):
Maybe usa is a test market and they will expand when they are gaining popularity. I am sure they would want to gain more exposure overtime
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Post 7235901 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.51h):
something is not right today.
bitstamp 15 lower than finex (that was never before)
lots of double spends today.
ghash 45% already, still rising.
I think the finex increase is due to people switching over. Someone in my post (last comment) made sense
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=647117.msg7233939#msg7233939 @ the double spend.
ghash (thought was decreasing since yesterday) but i do not think ghash is a threat (they would be killing their own investment) and a few articles on reddit by andreas said it should not be much to worry about.
Hopefully everything goes back to normal.
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Post 7241041 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.51h):
is there an online app that can be used to scan (i have no smartphone)
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Post 7241091 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.51h):
is there an online app that can be used to scan (i have no smartphone)
I used this site for the image above, and it worked fine:
http://zxing.org/w/decode.jspxthanks
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Post 7258211 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
My Pink Panther joke was deleted.
Apologies to any who were offended.
I posted
C C M F
a few days ago & it got deleted. I also apologize to those who were offended
I do not think it has anything to do with offense. I think its mainly off topic (believe it or not, my many jpegs get deleted for same reason. I sawwy
)
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Post 7260124 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
Yeah Bitfinex might be a better choice than BTC-E, a very legit operation.
But for the time being I think anything is better than stamp.
The bitstamp/bitfinex spread is getting huge. Very strange.
FFS!!
I'll try to answer here: we used to include Bitstamp orderbook into our own orderbook for liquidity purpose. In other words, we were arbitraging between our own platform and Bitstamp. However as we continue to grow we decided to slowly (and I insist on "slowly" withdraw this arbitraging program to let people do the arbitraging themselves. This is why you started to see a difference between the price on our platform and Bitstamp, as arbitraging for third parties is interesting only after a certain threshold (around 1% like now is not a very good opportunities). http://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMarkets/comments/27vq6b/why_the_large_difference_between_bitstamp_and/ci533wgDude, we have seen that lol
The point is that this explanation doesn't account for the magnitude of the spread and the sporadical dumps that other exchanges don't follow as closely like they used to (they do that with a delay), like derpinheimer pointed out.
I know that people have invested in Bitstamp, that it has been around blah blah, the point is that the signs are there, like they were there with gox. Considering you could lose a fortune for now just GTFO and run for your life until the situation gets clearer.
If you don't trust other exchanges and you don't wanna sell just put it in cold storage FFS!
Oh noes, we are about to get stamp'd
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Post 7260657 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
A little perspective here people. The price doubled in a month. One slight pullback in the midst of massive internet company side adoption and it is bear central here.
Hilarious how twitchy you all are.
It's not surprising. Many people here are more interested in trading than in Bitcoin.
When the price levels out it makes them uncomfortable. Any movement becomes a big deal.
Those 5 dollar spreads could make you hundreds of dollars
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Post 7276264 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
wow whats this about (large movement)?
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Post 7277658 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
whats happening?
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Post 7278301 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
bids on 572
Considering moving them down...
What do you think?
How do you see the bid/sell walls? order book, bitcoinity or bitfinex?
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Post 7278326 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
Order walls - btccharts.com
alright thanks, appreciated
edit: @podyx - oh ok mb...why not take off the bids and see what happens and then make a judgement
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Post 7278404 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
Ok, any 1 reason why the slide in btc today??? I don't have time to read up right now lol so just thought I'd ask
Maybe the big coin movement (many people posted addresses to these). Just a guess, I am probably wrong
[hehe, 1st on this page
]
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Post 7279910 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
What happened to make it go to 550 then now back to 588.5? Panic selling now panic buying (I know it has to do with the sr fud)
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Post 7280009 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
who sold at 550?
i admit i was thinking about selling some
Imagine the people who did
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Post 7280272 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
Damn, I was just about to panic sell but by the time I got my 2 BTC out of cold storage, the price recovered
If panic, panic first.
If you panicked at 680 last week, could have made like 100/BTC (now)
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Post 7280469 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
she wants the d
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Post 7280481 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
555 again what the
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Post 7280520 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
2k coins to 582 lol
Not this time bulls, rebound over. This is real shitty news, No Fud!
Well the news is actually quite good. People who don't trust the exchange's can now bid on bitcoin with large sums. It just sucks for the price in the short-term. Buy who cares about the short-term when the future is so bright.
Those 30 dollar spreads from day trading could make them hundreds of dollars
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Post 7280553 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
What happened to Innocent until proven guilty? How can the government sell personal property until the case is adjudicated ? This is still America?
USAmerica has a Legal Tender law...
facepalm
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Post 7280606 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
Such denial of the 1W MACD
You might wanna check the 1W MACD denial early october of 2013
It might shake some sense in you kid
and i realized there was no 550 on the poll, only 560 and 540
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Post 7280642 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
I might start seeing more stuff on danv. A lot of people on here talk about him. Anyone else recommend him?
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Post 7281055 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
omg last 10 minutes have been so booooring!!
lol wtf
He's probably used to altcoin (dogecoin) volatility
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Post 7281154 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
The green is about to title wave the red
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Post 7291162 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
Is the ghash directly from people using cex. Those fees are crazy.
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Post 7294802 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
I dont care about the moon, just want 800 so adam can pass out more free bears
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Post 7295114 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
If the federal reserve can cut the government a check for a few trillion maybe we can ask nicely.
Probably easier if we ask zimbabwe to do it for us
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Post 7296931 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.52h):
Why is all the action happening at stamp?
I guess from the stamp rumors in the past few days (has been less than other exchanges)
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Post 7326772 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.53h):
wow fonzie, you are getting increasingly annoying with every price swing. I mean, just because you sodl @570 and want to buy 10 $ cheaper doesnt mean thath you have to spam this thread every time.
you were funny once, now just a common bitcointalk troll.
I agree, it was kinda cute at first. Now he just seems like an
attention whore.
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Post 7327249 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.53h):
if you're looking for an entry point on the dip DON'T
<snip>
PS: this could very well be as low as it goes...
could be, and after my 595 bid got filled and it didn't look good for going down much further (virtex of course) I did pull the rest of my bids and got them in at 596.
so now I've run out of fiat. more is on the way, but probably won't clear until mid-late next week.
I like every buy point below 800 actually, from long term perspective, but I'd always like to maximize if I can.
i was buying b4 the news... so i sold a few hours after i heard the news, and bought back on the way down.
I'm at this point i'm full BTC too, but i always keep a few K incase i need to
double down 
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Post 7330511 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.53h):
how can that amount fo coins make such a difference on the price? -_^
The majority of coins are not on the market. If you look at the exchanges volume per day, its not that much. A 30k sell or something, could swing prices. But obviously its unlikely a dump of this magnitude would occur (at the same time).
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Post 7334283 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.53h):
Objectively, what are our chances of going lower? I can throw in some fiat and buy some coins, but this is probably the last time I will be buying for 6 months or a year. Ignoring the trolls, is there a legitimate chance of hitting $500?
DO NOT take any advice from anybody here! Don't ever ask other people here what to do with your money! I know you see all these lines and charts and mainly bears who act like they know it all but i can guarantee you that not a single person here knows where Bitcoin will go. Every bear here will tell you we 100% sure will see 500 again. That's because they're sad little creatures who do nothing but lie and manipulate because they want the price to go down.
The bulls obviously want the price to go up but will be a bit more modest and say we likely won't see 500 again. Either way any info you'll get is coloured and worthless.
The fact that you want to invest in Bitcoin means you believe it will be worth more in the future. If you do then you should buy. 500 or 560 is meaningless in the long run if this thing takes off. If you don't think it will take off then don't. Waiting is kinda pointless because again nobody knows what it will do.
Yes, don't listen to that advice...
Listen to all advice given here, it's is 100% factual and
we can all predict the future!
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Post 7348524 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.53h):
600.01
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Post 7352487 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.53h):
Big dumps on Stamps
300 BTC is a big dump? Since when?
in the year 2140, when the block reward is 100 satoshi
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Post 7366269 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.53h):
Which would place touching the previous ATH into late Q3/early Q4 2014, and actually making a new one into 2015.
I'm okay with that, matches my own (fuzzy, LT) ideas pretty well, but this is probably a hard sell to the salivating bulls that want to break $1000 in 2 weeks from now.
As much as I'd like to see a rally in 2014, I'm secretly hoping for one in early 2015 instead. Reason being, a) I plan to sell some and for tax purposes would like that to happen after Jan 1st 2015 so I don't have to report any gains until 2016, and b) because I think the rally will go much higher the longer it holds off.
If you are a U.S. resident, you could move coins into a Roth vehicle, up to about 50k USD in value per year. Then you could actually hold them offshore, and have no tax reporting obligations, no FATCA or FBAR reporting, and no tax liability regardless of reporting. Note that I am not a tax attorney and this is not legal advice.
It bears repeating that if we do not make an ATH before an ETP gets listed, the next hype cycle may be a 50x-100x supercycle.
generate paper wallet and hide under mattress?? lol =O
you wouldnt need one
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Post 7386335 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.53h):
Not a chance a premium will be paid. Care to place a small wager?
There is enough liquidity over a weeks time on various exchanges to buy 3k in Bitcoins without much movement in the market.
Dunno about premiums, but I'm willing to bet most names on that list would be
very reluctant to put money on any of the current exchanges, let alone dick around for a week dripping buys.
This. But would they risk looking dumb by paying over the odds?
Wouldn't the price surge if they tried buying it on bitstamp or something.
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Post 7388962 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.53h):
I can smell a bubble from a mile away, its happening.
Yes the indicators of a bubble building are here. The US government auction could even be the trigger.
Can you explain how the auction could be the trigger. I think if it is, it could get media attention and the big company that buys it uses the coins to start an exchange.
is this your thought process or did you have something else in mind?
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Post 7389154 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.53h):
I can smell a bubble from a mile away, its happening.
Yes the indicators of a bubble building are here. The US government auction could even be the trigger.
Can you explain how the auction could be the trigger. I think if it is, it could get media attention and the big company that buys it uses the coins to start an exchange.
is this your thought process or did you have something else in mind?
The auction will generate a fair amount of publicity and then there is the perception of tacit approval of Bitcoin by the US government. This can have a significant influence of deep pocketed investors sitting on the sidelines. In a rising market the trigger is what the
losing not the winning bidders decide to do. This auction can easily produce a series of disappointed deep pocketed players who did not get their BTC. The question then becomes what will they do?
Oh, alright. Thanks for your response. Hopefully the media coverage is in a positive light. More people should get involved because of it. Yea hopefully the losers do not feel like they missed out (enough not to get involved or something. It makes more sense now (and same for alley above, I was considering that above as well)
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edit: also adam (below this comment), I never thought of it like that. Lets see what happens
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Post 7399611 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.54h):
LTC on the pump!
Why did it go from like 9.4 to over 10. Whats happening?
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Post 7406312 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.54h):
FBI coins will prob get 90% of market value since their lots are ridiculously huge. At least they're doing it off the exchange.
It's only 8.3 days of block rewards. Not exactly that much and for people interested in buying big time also very much doable lot sizes.
8.3 days of block rewards is a tremendous amount... not even a company like Coinbase would buy that.
Yea I don't think stamp would let coinbase buy that much from them at one time
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Post 7406885 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.54h):
okay, lets say one of you guys really wanted the coins. would you put a sealed bid at market price (hoping no one else wants to pay retail). or would you pay 10-20% more or less?
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Post 7420737 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.54h):
can anyone tell me why its going down? sub 590 (at time of this post)
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Post 7425884 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.54h):
I'm starting to wonder if I should be following finex instead of stamp.
That's what I do. I chart Huobi mainly, and BFX tends to stay in lock step, more or less. Stamp is becoming irrelevant, in my opinion.
Whats up with stamp? Its higher than btc-e once again though.
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Post 7425955 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.54h):
finex looks the same to me on bitcoinwisdom (as stamp)
whats the difference?
If you look at structural highs and lows, BFX has diverged considerably from Stamp. They used to move in tandem, since BFX shared Stamp's liquidity, but that is not the case anymore. It's actually kind of fucked up -- BFX doesn't have a thick enough order book to support all its margin trading.
Oh sorry, deleted that comment since I wrote a previous comment similar.
Anyways thanks for explaining that, makes more sense now.
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Post 7426744 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.54h):
i wonder how many bitcoins i could get if I asked the bank for a margin, send that to bitfinex and go MAX Leverage Long!
i want to buy all the bitcoin
Quick, give me the strats to get mad debt based money without any credit history.
easy just ask for it
(in 2011, he actually gets 1 million, by simply asking...If only he bought btc then....he would have a satoshi stash (btc - $1 in 2011 so 1 mn
BTC)
http://www.themarysue.com/craig-rowin-million-dollars/
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Post 7441540 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.54h):
Holy shit 120 billion hashrate now
https://blockchain.info/charts/hash-rateisnt it close to 130 million? = 130,000,000?
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Post 7454886 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.54h):
We still cant seem to crack $600 consistently. Need to mount some more buy support at $600 and $600+
once this gov auction ends we should see the rise continue.
Yes, Silkroad coin auction resisting market to move upwards because no one know which price it will sell. It is really annoying.
There will probably be low bids and close to retail bids. If someone really wants it, they might just bid actual price or even above average
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Post 7470445 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.54h):
I do not think a 51% attack would mean the end. The pool would have to have a malicious intent. The people in the pool, probably would switch over to another pool (or the smaller pools could form together).
The 51% attack could only affect future blocks and not past blocks so, people could just stop using btc or blockchain could shut down until issue is resolved.
New modifications can prevent future attacks. I just do not see it as a serious threat. Does anyone agree with me on here (or am I missing something?)
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Post 7474149 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.54h):
Stop spamming guys, this is BTC/USD thread.
Never happens on this thread
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Post 7511709 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.55h):
What about the 144k btc? Are they allowed to sell it too?
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Post 7511838 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.55h):
I guessed that (haven't really looked into it). Mostly made the meme for like a funny what if scenario
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Post 7529825 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.55h):
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We’re the backbone of the entire Bitcoin industry,” says Kodrič, 25, who’s wearing a black t-shirt with “Zero Excuses” in fluorescent green capital letters. “The wallet services, ATM machines, mining companies all rely on us.
The price of Bitcoin is the de facto price on Bitstamp. We’re the to-go exchange.”
Oh, the hubris! Can't wait for solid U.S.-based exchanges to knock 'em down a notch or two.
Good that they're visible though, makes it easier to find them.
Lol I just read that to (backbone)
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Post 7555484 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.55h):
First, there are no women in bitcoin.
Second, if I left, I really worry about what will happen around here. Since this is what you people do to others whom you disagree with (coerce them to leave the forums) I'm one of the few actual voices of reason that remain.
How old are you 10? I don't ignore people very often even fonzie is not on my ignore list (he used to be though), but I will gladly add you to the list. You're a shit stain on this forum, so bye now.
You can ignore me, but you can't ignore my message! Nobody can deny the truth.
Informal surveys in here (one of which I started myself), Bitcoin meetups, those I've attended myself and those I've seen pictures of, point towards ~10% "women in Bitcoin" currently.
Not nearly enough to claim both genders are equally represented, but definitely too much to pretend "there are no wominz in bitcoin hur dur". (hint: "there are no women on the Internet" also doesn't mean what you probably think it means.)
the 'girlsgonebitcoin' subreddit is proof that there are indeed lots of girls involved in bitcoin!
(nsfw)
I was curious. I seen girlsgonebitcoin. I don't get it. You send the funds to their address and then what? You get pictures or a skype or something? Just curious, no one judge me!
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Post 7555802 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.55h):
whose the guy keeping us at 599.99 lulz (stamp prices)
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Post 7657856 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.57h):
why do they all have their phones in their boobs.
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Post 7827068 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.58h):
germany
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Post 7828372 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.58h):
Who's in?
I am.
But I keep wondering who that is in your avatar?
When I go to the posters page and I right click search images (google), I get "dido 2014" (where the female image originally came from)
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Post 7844255 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.58h):
what happens on the 24th chartbuddy?
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Post 7844675 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.58h):
what happens on the 24th chartbuddy?
It's arguably the first day of the next 234 day bubble cycle. Also
mtgox is auctioning their bitcoins. There are a few other things happening around then also (Bitcoin conference is 19/20th)
No
Oh, they're auctioning bitcoins.com. Oops
Oh yea, I remembered reading that. I wonder if it will have any effect on the price.
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Post 7883296 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.59h):
I don't believe there are that many above 70.
I don't believe there are so few under 18
lol, I deleted that original post because I realized now that I think about it, its more likely that older people 70+ are somewhat into btc. Just the other day, this old guy using was this coupon on his smartphone (I don't understand how that works though).
3 people under 18. I only think I seen one confirmed on here (sam, simon or something).
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Post 8135292 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.02h):
Holy fuck, i'm a Hero member. I can die peacefully now.
congrats Ivanhoe!
What new things are you allowed to do? I know heros can disable ads and can downrate someone and it counts as legit (like if a hero wants to downrate a scammer). What other added benefits (Is there a special place on the forum heros can post - I know there is one for donators)
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Post 8253949 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.03h):
ChartHero soon....
Name: ChartBuddy
Posts: 10198
Activity: 462
Position: Sr. Member
Is it based on activity or posts (count). Because if its post count, I think hes good enough
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Post 8490038 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.08h):
quickest unlock ever
How did you do that? Every time I lock one of my threads (I hardly do this
)
It is impossible to unlock.
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Post 8692452 (copy this link) (by bitcoinsrus) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.10h):
