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Does your indicator get affected by flash crashes?
Is there such a thing as a flash crash in the bitcoin world?
Is there such a thing as a flash crash in the bitcoin world?
All crashes are flash crashes.
Chodpaba,s predictions are, I feel, still dependent on new fiat entering the economy,
shuffling the same coins back and forward wont take us higher.
$174 Tuesday, September 17, 2013
$175 Saturday, September 21, 2013
$187 Friday, September 27, 2013
$192 Sunday, September 29, 2013
If you make enough predictions one of them are bound to be right. 
Fortunately Chodpaba has already been correct with his relatively few predictions earlier in the thread. 
Merely a fluke. Please ignore.
If you make enough predictions one of them are bound to be right.
Fortunately Chodpaba has already been correct with his relatively few predictions earlier in the thread. If you make enough predictions one of them are bound to be right.
well, they're all upwards... so that's only the case if the trend does not reverse
$174 Tuesday, September 17, 2013
$187 Friday, September 27, 2013
$192 Sunday, September 29, 2013
$188 Thursday, September 26, 2013
$174 Tuesday, September 17, 2013
$187 Friday, September 27, 2013
$192 Sunday, September 29, 2013
$192 Sunday, September 29, 2013
Hahah, I know you've had that Oracle profile pick for a while, but I just love it. Re Bitstamp verification: it's pretty easy. You need to submit two scanned documents - your ID and proof of residence (e.g. electric bill with your name and address visible) and you become verified user within an hour or so.
It's easy if you have a bill on your name. Many people don't have that.I don't understand why ID isn't enough. Probably some strange law thing.
US KYC (Know your customer) laws require proof of address for an institution to be able to transact on your behalf. If they want to have any hope of eventually achieving full legal registration for US customers, they had better at least follow the basics that every financial institution must follow for US customers.
10k volume at $20 is quite different than at $145 by needing 6x more money fiat currency Etc
FTFU Re Bitstamp verification: it's pretty easy. You need to submit two scanned documents - your ID and proof of residence (e.g. electric bill with your name and address visible) and you become verified user within an hour or so.
It's easy if you have a bill on your name. Many people don't have that.I don't understand why ID isn't enough. Probably some strange law thing.
Based on the way most banks operate, a 2nd ID is needed for anything over $1000.
I'm not sure if its an actual law or what. But, it seems like these exchanges are following this practice for verification (assuming most customers would do business over $1000)
You saw support today? If yes I already saw it days ago in depth... There is no bid strength ATM.
Bid order depth does not correlate well with support. The walls like to dance about when movement starts.
That is what I was talking about. If anyone saw support today he saw depth nothing more.
Than why did it take 10k BTC to take us down a mere 4%? 10k BTC has hit the market much harder in the past.
You saw support today? If yes I already saw it days ago in depth... There is no bid strength ATM.
Bid order depth does not correlate well with support. The walls like to dance about when movement starts.
That is what I was talking about. If anyone saw support today he saw depth nothing more.
You saw support today? If yes I already saw it days ago in depth... There is no bid strength ATM.
Bid order depth does not correlate well with support. The walls like to dance about when movement starts.
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