Topic: are you all watching? - page 6. (Read 9224 times)
It won't be such a secret when thousands of businessmen are holding the Bitcoin Magazine and start to buy bitcoins to see what happens. It also won't be very secret when Chinese members start buying Bitcoins to use Kronos for margin trading. Nor will it be very secret when the BitDex is finally mass manufactured and everyone is able to spend bitcoins from the palm of their hands, at universities, stores, etc.
2012 is going to be a very eventful year. I don't gamble myself, but if anyone was interested in buying bitcoins for less fiat and selling them for more fiat later, I'd say the next 60 days would be a good time to start the buying.
2012 is going to be a very eventful year. I don't gamble myself, but if anyone was interested in buying bitcoins for less fiat and selling them for more fiat later, I'd say the next 60 days would be a good time to start the buying.
Don't forget BitcoinWireless selling top up cards for bitcoins. Now you'll be able to send bitcoins to your family in Kenya, Tanzania or Afghanistan and they can buy M-Pesa with them at no surcharge. Good luck beating that, Western Union.
I bought back. It wasn't under $5, and it was a little while ago. Also, I don't have a single coin in any of the exchanges as of this morning. 
Still don't think we're going to the moon, or even out of earth's atmosphere, and moving my coins out of exchanges is for security more than anything else.
Still don't think we're going to the moon, or even out of earth's atmosphere, and moving my coins out of exchanges is for security more than anything else.
Once again, I actually agree - with both the price not going to the moon yet and not having deposits at the exchanges.
Another point - exchange volume may not be as indicative of the actual Bitcoin price as expected. I suspect that dark pools may actually be providing a very significant amount, if not the majority of liquidity, and could be trading at a somewhat higher rate than the exchanges.
no it's happening, the climb to 8 will surprise a lot of you, what fallows will be spectacular
How fallow will it be?
I actually am.
*rises from a slumber of months*
Bitcoin has been a little too sticky to that 5 USD mark. It's about time for some movement. Personally, I think the fact that it has recovered from a series of problems and most people stayed sane during that time is a positive indicator. I wouldn't be surprised if it climbs up a dollar once people realize there's no real reason to trade around magical numbers.
The psychology of this is strange. I know quite a few people who somehow want to hold Bitcoins just in case, but don't actually buy them unless something is happening. Hard to tell how such people will act.
*rises from a slumber of months*
Bitcoin has been a little too sticky to that 5 USD mark. It's about time for some movement. Personally, I think the fact that it has recovered from a series of problems and most people stayed sane during that time is a positive indicator. I wouldn't be surprised if it climbs up a dollar once people realize there's no real reason to trade around magical numbers.
The psychology of this is strange. I know quite a few people who somehow want to hold Bitcoins just in case, but don't actually buy them unless something is happening. Hard to tell how such people will act.
I intended to buy today, but I ended up getting a bunch of work and didn't have time to deposit my money. I'm hoping to complete the bitinstant transaction tomorrow. I had around 180 bitcoins in bitcoinica, and though I'm hoping they find their way back to me, I'm going to replace them in the meantime.
I bought back. It wasn't under $5, and it was a little while ago. Also, I don't have a single coin in any of the exchanges as of this morning.
Still don't think we're going to the moon, or even out of earth's atmosphere, and moving my coins out of exchanges is for security more than anything else.
Still don't think we're going to the moon, or even out of earth's atmosphere, and moving my coins out of exchanges is for security more than anything else.
Once again, I actually agree - with both the price not going to the moon yet and not having deposits at the exchanges.
Another point - exchange volume may not be as indicative of the actual Bitcoin price as expected. I suspect that dark pools may actually be providing a very significant amount, if not the majority of liquidity, and could be trading at a somewhat higher rate than the exchanges.
no it's happening, the climb to 8 will surprise a lot of you, what fallows will be spectacular
I actually am.
*rises from a slumber of months*
Bitcoin has been a little too sticky to that 5 USD mark. It's about time for some movement. Personally, I think the fact that it has recovered from a series of problems and most people stayed sane during that time is a positive indicator. I wouldn't be surprised if it climbs up a dollar once people realize there's no real reason to trade around magical numbers.
The psychology of this is strange. I know quite a few people who somehow want to hold Bitcoins just in case, but don't actually buy them unless something is happening. Hard to tell how such people will act.
*rises from a slumber of months*
Bitcoin has been a little too sticky to that 5 USD mark. It's about time for some movement. Personally, I think the fact that it has recovered from a series of problems and most people stayed sane during that time is a positive indicator. I wouldn't be surprised if it climbs up a dollar once people realize there's no real reason to trade around magical numbers.
The psychology of this is strange. I know quite a few people who somehow want to hold Bitcoins just in case, but don't actually buy them unless something is happening. Hard to tell how such people will act.
I bought back. It wasn't under $5, and it was a little while ago. Also, I don't have a single coin in any of the exchanges as of this morning.
Still don't think we're going to the moon, or even out of earth's atmosphere, and moving my coins out of exchanges is for security more than anything else.
Still don't think we're going to the moon, or even out of earth's atmosphere, and moving my coins out of exchanges is for security more than anything else.
Once again, I actually agree - with both the price not going to the moon yet and not having deposits at the exchanges.
Another point - exchange volume may not be as indicative of the actual Bitcoin price as expected. I suspect that dark pools may actually be providing a very significant amount, if not the majority of liquidity, and could be trading at a somewhat higher rate than the exchanges.
a 7% up move in 20 days is boring?
someone compound that for me on a yearly basis...
someone compound that for me on a yearly basis...
Pirate pays better.
a 7% up move in 20 days is boring?
someone compound that for me on a yearly basis...
someone compound that for me on a yearly basis...
The key question is who dares to buy >12 k BTC and push the price above 5.2 $.
This could trigger a big rally , unless some dark one pushes the price down again, which is getting less and less likely as he is swimming against the stream.
This could trigger a big rally , unless some dark one pushes the price down again, which is getting less and less likely as he is swimming against the stream.
watching... and Bitcoin has been... Um... Boring.
This ^.^
watching... and Bitcoin has been... Um... Boring.
Unless we get someone hacked again 
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It won't be such a secret when thousands of businessmen are holding the Bitcoin Magazine and start to buy bitcoins to see what happens. It also won't be very secret when Chinese members start buying Bitcoins to use Kronos for margin trading. Nor will it be very secret when the BitDex is finally mass manufactured and everyone is able to spend bitcoins from the palm of their hands, at universities, stores, etc.
2012 is going to be a very eventful year. I don't gamble myself, but if anyone was interested in buying bitcoins for less fiat and selling them for more fiat later, I'd say the next 60 days would be a good time to start the buying.
2012 is going to be a very eventful year. I don't gamble myself, but if anyone was interested in buying bitcoins for less fiat and selling them for more fiat later, I'd say the next 60 days would be a good time to start the buying.
this is it boys this is the start of the epic rise in value!
we are moving up to 8$ b4 the end of next week, mark my words
we are moving up to 8$ b4 the end of next week, mark my words
Very secret rocket?
so proudhon...
did you buy back under 5 yet?
I bought back. It wasn't under $5, and it was a little while ago. Also, I don't have a single coin in any of the exchanges as of this morning.
Still don't think we're going to the moon, or even out of earth's atmosphere, and moving my coins out of exchanges is for security more than anything else.
proudhon has turned over a new leaf.
i bring you, proudhon-The Bull.
i bring you, proudhon-The Bull.
so proudhon...
did you buy back under 5 yet?
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