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Easy money right here folks! I say no.
Easy money right here folks! I say no.
i say you're going to lose that bet
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Easy money right here folks! I say no.
Easy money right here folks! I say no.
Just watched the price jump $25 in 30 min. Insiders are buying.
So much for the price dropping, you bear/FUD retards.
So much for the price dropping, you bear/FUD retards.
You sure you did not dream?
Just watched the price jump $25 in 30 min. Insiders are buying.
"Insiders." You're watching it all wrong.This is what actually happened:
Somebody somewhere knows something that we don't.
Of course. Definitely.
Had nothing to do with price banging its head into 600 for 7 hours straight without dropping an inch upon failure to break it, and some large-ish buyers finally deciding that's good enough evidence the trend is up.
No, must be insider trading.
lol seriously! couldn't have anything to do with everyone waiting for confirmation that the weekend auction results would have no negative impact on bitcoin. i bet if all the fools who sold prepping for the auction bought back in last night after realizing their stupidity, that alone would drive it up 25$. now everyones like oh shit were dumb huh? and the buying continues.
Somebody somewhere knows something that we don't.
Of course. Definitely.
Had nothing to do with price banging its head into 600 for 7 hours straight without dropping an inch upon failure to break it, and some large-ish buyers finally deciding that's good enough evidence the trend is up.
No, must be insider trading.
Whoever bought either knows or suspects the auction was priced much higher than $595.
Everyone with half a brain knows or suspects that. The forum just have too many troll bears and idiots who belief their flawed logic and FUD.
Yes, because there are no insiders in Bitcoin.
We don't do that here.
We love Jesus too much.
We don't do that here.
We love Jesus too much.
About to post the same remark without the religion reference.
In case anyone still do not fully understand bitcoin price, it is regulated by free market. However small we are, it is the cumulative choice of us that set the price.
Maybe he meant the Bitcoin Jesus?
Yes, because there are no insiders in Bitcoin.
We don't do that here.
We love Jesus too much.
We don't do that here.
We love Jesus too much.
About to post the same remark without the religion reference.
In case anyone still do not fully understand bitcoin price, it is regulated by free market. However small we are, it is the cumulative choice of us that set the price.
The CEO of Bitcoin told his buddies to buy.
I did no such thing!
The CEO of Bitcoin told his buddies to buy.
I did no such thing!
Yes, because there are no insiders in Bitcoin.
We don't do that here.
We love Jesus too much.
We don't do that here.
We love Jesus too much.
The CEO of Bitcoin told his buddies to buy.
Somebody somewhere knows something that we don't.
Of course. Definitely.
Had nothing to do with price banging its head into 600 for 7 hours straight without dropping an inch upon failure to break it, and some large-ish buyers finally deciding that's good enough evidence the trend is up.
No, must be insider trading.
Whoever bought either knows or suspects the auction was priced much higher than $595.
Somebody somewhere knows something that we don't.
Of course. Definitely.
Had nothing to do with price banging its head into 600 for 7 hours straight without dropping an inch upon failure to break it, and some large-ish buyers finally deciding that's good enough evidence the trend is up.
No, must be insider trading.
I'm on a "suffer no fools gladly tour of duty." You can join me if you want. You're probably too nice for it.
But there's room in the passenger seat if you want it.
Somebody somewhere knows something that we don't.
Of course. Definitely.
Had nothing to do with price banging its head into 600 for 7 hours straight without dropping an inch upon failure to break it, and some large-ish buyers finally deciding that's good enough evidence the trend is up.
No, must be insider trading.
Whoever bought either knows or suspects the auction was priced much higher than $595.
Somebody somewhere knows something that we don't.
Of course. Definitely.
Had nothing to do with price banging its head into 600 for 7 hours straight without dropping an inch upon failure to break it, and some large-ish buyers finally deciding that's good enough evidence the trend is up.
No, must be insider trading.
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