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Topic: Are we finally seeing bitcoin capitulation? (Read 3925 times)

newbie
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November 03, 2017, 03:37:10 PM
#27
there is a russian saying which describes this situation:

- нac eбyт, a мы кpeпчaeм

which is translated approximately to:

- owned ass makes us stronger

 Grin

I wish I can learn russian someday, but I just realized it needs two levels of translation to be understood...
donator
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November 03, 2017, 03:32:16 PM
#26
Could we finally be seeing the bitcoin capitulation that would signal a market bottom? 

The answer was, "Yes."
sr. member
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December 07, 2013, 05:30:18 PM
#25
60 %
40 %


It is tight Smiley
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December 07, 2013, 05:25:37 PM
#24
Good job reviving a 2 year old+ post
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December 07, 2013, 05:20:32 PM
#23
When I saw proudhon, I was like.. wait... he's back on the speculation subform? WHAT? Oh wait, 2011.

I was also quite surprised he predicted we'd see sub $1 prices. Oh, 2011.

Same thing here!.
I was already gonna yell , what are you doing here!!!!
legendary
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December 07, 2013, 12:10:33 AM
#22
I just hope people with too much coins offloaded some and they will enjoy cocktails on a beach. We need wealth redistribution more than ever. This crash is good, we need it.

Also, I hope weak hands are shaken out. I'm referring here on weak hands of those guys that took loans, sold their homes, their wifes etc. They don't deserve to be here. There are some buyers that risked, but still holding.

Third, bitcoin looks bad with these crashes, but is also bad with price doubling weekly. Monday morning, media WILL crucify bitcoin so prepare for more. I know there will be a day when those mainstream fuckers won't have any impact on bitcoin.

Until then, holding. I want to enjoy bitcoin at it's maximum, when it's used as currency (skip exchanges and banks), when the network it's so big that even if they ban it we can work. Even if i'll be 100 yrs old
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December 06, 2013, 10:34:16 PM
#21
It's just people panicking and try to guess the bottom. Some capitulation is happening of course but it's mostly panic and speculation.

Now or then?
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December 06, 2013, 10:26:54 PM
#20
It's just people panicking and try to guess the bottom. Some capitulation is happening of course but it's mostly panic and speculation.
sr. member
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December 06, 2013, 10:23:11 PM
#19
When I saw proudhon, I was like.. wait... he's back on the speculation subform? WHAT? Oh wait, 2011.

I was also quite surprised he predicted we'd see sub $1 prices. Oh, 2011.
newbie
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December 06, 2013, 10:15:04 PM
#18
had to bring this one back from the dead
legendary
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December 21, 2011, 08:31:52 PM
#17
I think at this point closing the year at that price is even less likely than closing above 5$. Wink

I think you're right.
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December 21, 2011, 07:20:40 PM
#16
If you mean the 5$ part, yeah. The fact that we made it from 3$ to 4$ so fast is itself pretty amazing; going from 4$ to 5$ in the 10 days we have left is really too much for anyone to hope for.

If you mean the "well under 1$" part, well, I think at this point closing the year at that price is even less likely than closing above 5$. Wink
legendary
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December 21, 2011, 06:21:36 PM
#15
It's not done yet.

I agree.  I've said this before, but people often forget that a vast quantity of bitcoins were acquired at prices well under $1.  There are plenty of people with loads of bitcoins who could still panic/capitulate.  As those people continue to dump what they've held onto the decline will accelerate and it's not hard to imagine bitcoin prices well under $1 by the end of the year.  I'm confident now that we won't see prices over $5 for the rest of 2011.

I still think I'm going to be right about that one.
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December 21, 2011, 06:10:36 PM
#14
Dare I say it was capitulation we were witnessing?
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It's not done yet.

+1, but I'd like to add:  The dead cat is going to bounce like a rubber ball.  This isn't going to be over for a long while.

It may never be over to my satisfaction, which is when we see volatility get to the single digits per month.
anu
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I think the price of Bitcoin is headed for parity. And when I say parity, I don't mean with the USD, I mean parity with all the other alternative crypto-currencies.

Does that mean they all will have exactly the same value per unit?
newbie
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I think the price of Bitcoin is headed for parity. And when I say parity, I don't mean with the USD, I mean parity with all the other alternative crypto-currencies.
legendary
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Today is one of the highest volume days we have had in months.

Not really. Look at volume in dollars.



Volume in Bitcoins is going up as the price declines. Volume in currency is going down.
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October 17, 2011, 01:45:58 PM
#9
Today is one of the highest volume days we have had in months.  The only two days in the last couple of months that compare were a result of hacks on exchanges and "banks" that led to massive amounts of stolen coins hitting the market.  Today the volume selloff appears to be completely due to fear.  Could we finally be seeing the bitcoin capitulation that would signal a market bottom? 
there is a russian saying which describes this situation:

- нac eбyт, a мы кpeпчaeм

which is translated approximately to:

- owned ass makes us stronger

 Grin
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