Topic: 2013-12-17 Bitcoin Tumbles After PBOC Rumors Confirmed (Read 1603 times)
Suppose someone who owned large numbers of bitcoins borrowed a bunch of money and then simply started selling bitcoins to himself in hopes of stoking public interest in bitcoins and thereby increasing the value of his holdings? Price would be no object for someone buying his own holdings. Regular large purchases of roughly the same size seems very suspicious to me.
BTC is trading at sub-700 levels in Mt Gox. Trust me, this might be a lifetime opportunity to purchase the BTCs.
I have asked an ethnic Chinese friend of mine about this. He has informed me that there is nothing special on it in the Chinese language media.
I have asked an ethnic Chinese friend of mine about this. He has informed me that there is nothing special on it in the Chinese language media.
heh, for every tit, there's a tat.
BTC is trading at sub-700 levels in Mt Gox. Trust me, this might be a lifetime opportunity to purchase the BTCs.
I have asked an ethnic Chinese friend of mine about this. He has informed me that there is nothing special on it in the Chinese language media.
I have asked an ethnic Chinese friend of mine about this. He has informed me that there is nothing special on it in the Chinese language media.
Yet another steaming pile of "jounalism"
nothing as been confirmed as yet.
that's how press work nowadays..
that's how press work nowadays..
No, it hasn't been confirmed.
A lot of magazines refer to China bussines News but i can't find anything on their webpage?
Hold, don't sell.
No, it hasn't been confirmed.
A lot of magazines refer to China bussines News but i can't find anything on their webpage?
No, it hasn't been confirmed.
So this has been confirmed?
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12-16/bitcoin-banged-bear-market-again-precious-metals-rise
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12-16/bitcoin-banged-bear-market-again-precious-metals-rise
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