The Tylers have no idea what makes the Bitcoin market move.
You, sir, are a TA wizard and I look forward to more of your analysis in the future.
Most accurate I've seen so far. +1 for more
Topic: 2013-03-25: Zero Hedge BitCoin Mania Accelerates (Read 1405 times)
You, sir, are a TA wizard and I look forward to more of your analysis in the future.
Most accurate I've seen so far. +1 for more
More like T&A wizard. 
The Tylers have no idea what makes the Bitcoin market move.
You, sir, are a TA wizard and I look forward to more of your analysis in the future.
MillionDollarBonus on top of his game :
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If a meteor hits the earth and destroys all computers running the bitcoin client at the same time, then your bitcoins are gone. No thanks.
I don't know what's better, his posts, or the following comments from people that haven't figured it out yet. I'd like to believe most anti-BTC posters are doing the same thing - they can't be that short-sighted. Some of my favorites are the EMP excuse - if all the computers are taken out with an EMP, you've got more to worry about than your PM holdings. The CIA controls it. It's a Ponzi. Bankers won't tolerate competition. Buttcoin. It's taking all self-control to start a ZH account.
MillionDollarBonus on top of his game :
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If a meteor hits the earth and destroys all computers running the bitcoin client at the same time, then your bitcoins are gone. No thanks.
First world problems
What a fail 
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If a meteor hits the earth and destroys all computers running the bitcoin client at the same time, then your bitcoins are gone. No thanks.
Yeah.... correlation =/= causation and all that. Cyprus is only but one factor, though a very public and recognized factor that has many network effects. Main Street does not yet understand that bitcoins are really that safe haven for wealth, so I don't really think the "new hope" thing was a cause of that selloff, but rather just multiple people thinking it has gone up way too high and selling off to hope they can catch a lower buying point. Cyprus should prove to become a bigger factor as time progresses I'd imagine.
I know the idea doesn't have a lot of supporters here, but ZH has been banging that drum pretty hard: that the price rise is tied to the Cyprus issue more than anything else.
And true or not, they're making a decent case. It could have more effect on serious money coming into bitcoin than Cyprus actually does, at this point.
And true or not, they're making a decent case. It could have more effect on serious money coming into bitcoin than Cyprus actually does, at this point.
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