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Topic: I CALL $200+ next week... (Read 4806 times)
profit taking time for me, I am happy...
Happy $200 day again, boys and girls!
Have reached $200 top
woah... 189.87 !!
but wait.... that´s BITSTAMP
220 in BTCCHINA but wait.... that´s BITSTAMP
woah... 189.87 !!
but wait.... that´s BITSTAMP
but wait.... that´s BITSTAMP
$200 after i wakeup plz
The top will not be seen this time. 500+ then sudden crash
Aw... $191
Only $9 more to go...
does gox even count?Only $9 more to go...
Still volume and depth leader.
Aw... $191
Only $9 more to go...
does gox even count?Only $9 more to go...
pho sure
Aw... $191
Only $9 more to go...
does gox even count? Only $9 more to go...
Aw... $191
Only $9 more to go...
Only $9 more to go...
When I see those thread then I know it's a good timing to short. 
Yep short it. I dare ya!
Hmm...
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Bitcoin Parabola Not Enough? Here Comes Bitcoin Opportunity Fund... This Time With Leverage!
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/10/2013 10:12 -0400
With Bitcoins changing digital hands for over $260 this morning, having doubled in a week (and exponentially risen in weeks), many have asked how to 'trade' or 'short' this virtual currency. Well, perhaps the answer is here. As TechCrunch notes, Coinsetter - a NY-based startup looking to launch a trading platform for Bitcoin has raised $500,000 in seed capital. The platform will allow leverage (via margin) and the ability to short the market. We can only imagine the hour-by-hour margin changes. Furthermore, Coinsetter intends to offer accredited investors (because wealth equals smarts, right) the ability to earn interest on Bitcoins. To put his money where his mouth is, Lukasiewicz, a former JPM investment banker, has said that he will "put up at least $50,000 of his own money towards the platform's initial margin reserves." Forget NFLX; Ignore FNM; day-trading Bitcoin with leverage is the new normal. What's the opposite of catching a falling knife?
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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-10/bitcoin-parabola-not-enough-here-comes-bitcoin-opportunity-fund-time-leverage
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/10/2013 10:12 -0400
With Bitcoins changing digital hands for over $260 this morning, having doubled in a week (and exponentially risen in weeks), many have asked how to 'trade' or 'short' this virtual currency. Well, perhaps the answer is here. As TechCrunch notes, Coinsetter - a NY-based startup looking to launch a trading platform for Bitcoin has raised $500,000 in seed capital. The platform will allow leverage (via margin) and the ability to short the market. We can only imagine the hour-by-hour margin changes. Furthermore, Coinsetter intends to offer accredited investors (because wealth equals smarts, right) the ability to earn interest on Bitcoins. To put his money where his mouth is, Lukasiewicz, a former JPM investment banker, has said that he will "put up at least $50,000 of his own money towards the platform's initial margin reserves." Forget NFLX; Ignore FNM; day-trading Bitcoin with leverage is the new normal. What's the opposite of catching a falling knife?
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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-10/bitcoin-parabola-not-enough-here-comes-bitcoin-opportunity-fund-time-leverage
Get an uneasy feeling from Coinsetter sounds like bitcoinica and we know how that ended up.
There will be a flood of coins, but only after the peak, which could be above 200$.
If the price gets to $1000,$10,000, or $100,000 in the next few years
1000 $ for sure
10 000 $ why not, afterall BTC are way better than gold and gold should be over 30k if it had not suffer so much manipulation and had properly followed inflation...
Just my opinion
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As long as we're not talking about 1/21M of all the gold in the world, don't compare gold and Bitcoin prices directly. It's meaningless.
Maybe today!
drools wishes he didn't sell last week
If the price gets to $1000,$10,000, or $100,000 in the next few years
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1000 $ for sure
10 000 $ why not, afterall BTC are way better than gold and gold should be over 30k if it had not suffer so much manipulation and had properly followed inflation...
Just my opinion
The potential flood of coins on to gox and bitstamp these next 2 days makes me hesitant to say yes to $200, despite how likely it looks.
That is assuming I understand Gox' issue with no coins entering or leaving over the past (?), but the ones withdrawn are just waiting in limbo to either go to cold wallets or bitstamp, and the ones entering... well, sell. So, Gox and Bitstamp could drop.
That is assuming I understand Gox' issue with no coins entering or leaving over the past (?), but the ones withdrawn are just waiting in limbo to either go to cold wallets or bitstamp, and the ones entering... well, sell. So, Gox and Bitstamp could drop.
As i said b4, if ppl looking to "cash out" they're not selling on MtGox.
The BTC coming into MtGox is to sell with hope of buying at lower price. Anyone wants to gamble, go sell now.
You mean per BTC? Let's not get too exited shall we.
I'm amused by individuals who just don't get it when it comes to the sham that is the USD. They say things like "Bitcoin has no intrinsic worth!" despite the fact that their beloved USD has no intrinsic worth, and despite the enormous utility of Bitcoin (sending money anywhere in the world for nearly free, the ability to easily buy black and gray market items, etc.). People who think that alternative currencies won't be worth a fuckload someday apparently see nothing wrong with the status quo, and therefore have serious issues.
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