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October 01, 2013, 02:26:18 PM
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September 29, 2013, 10:04:43 AM
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Big volatility!
Big volatility!
So far, the opposite of volatility, we have a steady uptrend. Can we have a nice dump, to induce some volatility?
In fact, volatility as measured by the bollinger bands (see yellow lines) has been increasing as predicted. See chart below:
September 29, 2013, 09:41:15 AM
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Big volatility!
Big volatility!
So far, the opposite of volatility, we have a steady uptrend. Can we have a nice dump, to induce some volatility?
September 28, 2013, 12:58:07 PM
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Big volatility!
Big volatility!
Edit: Never mind
no probs
Volatility is very good for trading
September 27, 2013, 01:08:11 PM
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Big volatility!
Big volatility!
Edit: Never mind
September 27, 2013, 09:34:21 AM
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Big volatility!
Big volatility!
September 25, 2013, 02:16:21 PM
0.075BTC 
All right , let´s try this offer!
Edit: not sure if anything´s going wrong, tried to make the payment but couldn´t!
All right , let´s try this offer!
Edit: not sure if anything´s going wrong, tried to make the payment but couldn´t!
September 25, 2013, 02:04:49 PM
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September 25, 2013, 01:46:37 PM
Hey, S3052, good redesign of http://bitcoinbullbear.com/ but as I use to say.....Do you have any public prediction to let know to us, the non-suscripted community?
...last one is more than a month old
Thanks for the great feedback.
At the moment, we want to protect our paying subscribers and this is why we have not recently issued public updates.
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September 25, 2013, 03:09:03 AM
Hey, S3052, good redesign of http://bitcoinbullbear.com/ but as I use to say.....Do you have any public prediction to let know to us, the non-suscripted community?
...last one is more than a month old
September 22, 2013, 05:51:07 AM
You are right. The only reason I can see for people to stick with them is to believe / pray that they can keep this 10$ advantage.
But the exchange volume inversion from 80% mtgox to a lead of the other exchanges proves that most people are switching
I withdraw fiat from MtGox and keep the advantage. It works fine, just takes two or three weeks of waiting. MtGox still has an undisputable lead if you count total BTC volume on all the exchanges. A lot of the volume on MtGox has shifted from USD to EUR and JPY. On some other exchanges all the volume is counted as USD, no matter what currency the fiat is deposited or withdrawn in, which makes one big misleading number instead of many real numbers.But the exchange volume inversion from 80% mtgox to a lead of the other exchanges proves that most people are switching
I dont mind if MtGox remains afloat and big.
It would be great to get an overview of total exchange trading volume comparisons = market share.
there is also the emerging china exchange market which seems to be even higher than rest of world sometimes:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=264812.0;topicseen
September 22, 2013, 05:45:59 AM
You are right. The only reason I can see for people to stick with them is to believe / pray that they can keep this 10$ advantage.
But the exchange volume inversion from 80% mtgox to a lead of the other exchanges proves that most people are switching
I withdraw fiat from MtGox and keep the advantage. It works fine, just takes two or three weeks of waiting. MtGox still has an undisputable lead if you count total BTC volume on all the exchanges. A lot of the volume on MtGox has shifted from USD to EUR and JPY. On some other exchanges all the volume is counted as USD, no matter what currency the fiat is deposited or withdrawn in, which makes one big misleading number instead of many real numbers. But the exchange volume inversion from 80% mtgox to a lead of the other exchanges proves that most people are switching
September 22, 2013, 05:23:20 AM
And here a guideline for subscribers and others addressing the MtGox withdrawal issue:
If you really want to withdraw fiat, there is no need to bother with MtGox anymore:
Here the easy steps:
1) You could buy BTC at MtGox
2) Withdraw those BTC to another platform, i.e. bitfinex
3) Sell BTC on this platform / exchange to fiat
4) Withdraw fiat easily.
The whole operation should take approx 4-5 days. This is how it worked for me with bitfinex or bitstamp. International wires in all amounts approx 3 days on bitfinex.
If you really want to withdraw fiat, there is no need to bother with MtGox anymore:
Here the easy steps:
1) You could buy BTC at MtGox
2) Withdraw those BTC to another platform, i.e. bitfinex
3) Sell BTC on this platform / exchange to fiat
4) Withdraw fiat easily.
The whole operation should take approx 4-5 days. This is how it worked for me with bitfinex or bitstamp. International wires in all amounts approx 3 days on bitfinex.
I'm sorry, but isn't this obvious already? I mean the reason people do not want to do this is that they have to take a $10+ hit on the value of their newly bought bticoins.
You are right. The only reason I can see for people to stick with them is to believe / pray that they can keep this 10$ advantage.
But the exchange volume inversion from 80% mtgox to a lead of the other exchanges proves that most people are switching
September 22, 2013, 03:38:48 AM
And here a guideline for subscribers and others addressing the MtGox withdrawal issue:
If you really want to withdraw fiat, there is no need to bother with MtGox anymore:
Here the easy steps:
1) You could buy BTC at MtGox
2) Withdraw those BTC to another platform, i.e. bitfinex
3) Sell BTC on this platform / exchange to fiat
4) Withdraw fiat easily.
The whole operation should take approx 4-5 days. This is how it worked for me with bitfinex or bitstamp. International wires in all amounts approx 3 days on bitfinex.
If you really want to withdraw fiat, there is no need to bother with MtGox anymore:
Here the easy steps:
1) You could buy BTC at MtGox
2) Withdraw those BTC to another platform, i.e. bitfinex
3) Sell BTC on this platform / exchange to fiat
4) Withdraw fiat easily.
The whole operation should take approx 4-5 days. This is how it worked for me with bitfinex or bitstamp. International wires in all amounts approx 3 days on bitfinex.
I'm sorry, but isn't this obvious already? I mean the reason people do not want to do this is that they have to take a $10+ hit on the value of their newly bought bticoins.
September 22, 2013, 01:40:33 AM
And here a guideline for subscribers and others addressing the MtGox withdrawal issue:
If you really want to withdraw fiat, there is no need to bother with MtGox anymore:
Here the easy steps:
1) You could buy BTC at MtGox
2) Withdraw those BTC to another platform, i.e. bitfinex
3) Sell BTC on this platform / exchange to fiat
4) Withdraw fiat easily.
The whole operation should take approx 4-5 days. This is how it worked for me with bitfinex or bitstamp. International wires in all amounts approx 3 days on bitfinex.
If you really want to withdraw fiat, there is no need to bother with MtGox anymore:
Here the easy steps:
1) You could buy BTC at MtGox
2) Withdraw those BTC to another platform, i.e. bitfinex
3) Sell BTC on this platform / exchange to fiat
4) Withdraw fiat easily.
The whole operation should take approx 4-5 days. This is how it worked for me with bitfinex or bitstamp. International wires in all amounts approx 3 days on bitfinex.
September 22, 2013, 01:38:27 AM
Here is the current consolidated orderbook view across all key exchanges
September 18, 2013, 03:15:11 PM
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September 18, 2013, 05:36:24 AM
Based on past price cycles we are due for a rally in price between October 15 and December 15. Every 6.5 to 8 months there has been a price hike.
I love such statements!
Here, have another one:
"Every time mankind has set foot on a new extraterestical object, there was a world war exactly 30 years before. People, stay away from Mars!" :-P
So, how many datapoints did you compute for this? One, two? ;-)
Actually I agree. But based on something much better, my gutfeeling. Hah!
Ente
September 18, 2013, 12:54:01 AM
Well , frankly I was interested to hear some thoughts of the community about either side
Why have people clicked that prices go up and what do those think who clicked that prices go down ?
Why have people clicked that prices go up and what do those think who clicked that prices go down ?
I don't know how to interpret a sentiment poll like that, but I can tell you why I clicked "up":
- technical (a naive view): uptrend of July, August broke into a slightly ascending triangle -> continuation (bull flag?). If we break through $150 in the process, there is not much left to clear
- mining: getting into mining looks bleak. Buying hardware at this point in time (and going forward I assume) doesn't make much sense or is highly risky at best -> people buy coins instead of mining hardware (the latter might even equate a sell of coins if bitcoins are used or sold to pay for the hardware). In other words: a lot of fiat was needed from the mining community (and acquired mostly by selling of bitcoins) to develop the various ASICs. That flow will decrease in volume.
- regulatory/media landscape: it's still looking quite fabulous, Bitcoin seems to be growing up
- general: the correction (April) is over, the will be more water running down the river before people regain trust into bitcoins value, but it will happen at increasing pace
- businesses: a lot of businesses are being started around bitcoin. What's a bitcoin business without a stash of coins? Also good for Bitcoin visibility and a good way to draw in traditional VCapital that doesn't want to invest directly in XBT
- investment: increasing trust and brokers/bankers helping investors buy coins might bring big bucks
- trader emotion: bears (still waiting for $50 coins) are going to give up at some point
- After german elections some EUR-shit might hit the fan -> good for coins
I'm not calling immanent ignition of the next hidden rocket just yet, but it's becoming more and more likely every day. Maybe in 2-5 months it's possible.
Based on past price cycles we are due for a rally in price between October 15 and December 15. Every 6.5 to 8 months there has been a price hike.
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