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sr. member
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June 15, 2014, 01:51:11 PM
#65
So far it has resisted, the coming weeks will be decisive.
legendary
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June 15, 2014, 08:53:54 AM
#64
We are still too vulnerables to the manipulation and i think it will allway be like that.
hero member
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June 15, 2014, 07:40:33 AM
#63
I think OP's trendline (the one we're all following lately) sucks to begin because it's drawn based on one part of it touching on a giant wick of a candle (SR october crash), which skews it greatly. Given this detail, the action where we are currently trading right on top of this trendline is very weak.

The tangent points on daily chart are:

4 days bottoms in Jan 2013
1 day in Oct 2013 (yep, the SR crash overshoots the trendline by a whopping $2)
1 day in April 2014 ($340 crash)
2 days in May 2014 (trendline test / fake out)
1 day in June 2014 ($538 bottom yesterday)

That is five seperate distinct periods when this trendline was tested, including one freak event, that many Bitcoin holders believed entailed a Bitcoin armageddon. I would suggest that this trendline is

a. Valid
b. Very significant

I agree that the action since the $538 bottom is woefully weak and indeed suggests that $538 wasn't the bottom. Should there be any further strong selling pressure over the next few days then Bitcoin will crash right through that 'trendline' at which point we will see first hand how important that trendline is or isn't.
hero member
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June 15, 2014, 06:38:50 AM
#62
I think OP's trendline (the one we're all following lately) sucks to begin because it's drawn based on one part of it touching on a giant wick of a candle (SR october crash), which skews it greatly. Given this detail, the action where we are currently trading right on top of this trendline is very weak.
legendary
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June 15, 2014, 06:25:21 AM
#61
According to this we must be heading to 2.5K at the end of summer. However, why it started falling again ?

More than likely people panic selling right now who are new to Bitcoin. It will go down before going back up currently and a lot of people are moving into alt coins as many feel safer their right now.
sr. member
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June 15, 2014, 04:02:56 AM
#60
According to this we must be heading to 2.5K at the end of summer. However, why it started falling again ?
legendary
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June 15, 2014, 03:45:38 AM
#59
Long time reader first time poster.

MatTheCat - I have read your posts and enjoyed them for some time.

However, this:

Quote
The bottom of the market! What a fucking Jew of a thing to happen, eh wot?

is really hateful language. I am Jewish and a btc trader just like anyone else. If what I read is true and you are from Germany, then I regret that you have not moved passed this type of thing and I can only hope that you are not representing modern German culture with your blatant anti-Semitic language. In all other respects you seem cool... maybe you can shake it off and we can move forward. I would hate to think that your true feelings mirror your language.

I am not from Germany and I don't live in Germany. I am Scottish, and I live in Scotland. I am not sure why I used that particular profanity. Maybe cos I was arguing with a German whose culture has trained him to be almost as offended by using the word 'Jew' in a negative light as much as the Anti-Defamation League would be themselves?

But perhaps you do have a point, and I am genuinely not interested in trying to cast negative lights over any individual(s) based on their cultural or ethnic background.


In future, when I feel that I have somehow been bamboozled, swindled, or ripped off, I shall instead say:

"Argghhhh....what a Yew of a thing to happen!"

or when discussing Geo-politics:
"Everyone knows that the Yews have gotten control of America"
and
"It woz the Yews wot did 9/11!"

btw...my favourite comedian is a Yew. A Scottish Yew. Jerry Sadowitz! If my favourite comedian is a Yew, then I can't be racist against the Yews, right!?

 Undecided



Yeah Mat, don't do that.

Just say gypped, completely inoffensive. I have that on good authority from a spic.
legendary
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Duelbits.com
June 15, 2014, 02:49:53 AM
#58
There is always some drama in Bitcoin land. I really wouldn't exclude anything at least until we see this first FBI coin auction. I wouldn't be shocked to see price being pushed down more so big boys could get those coins cheaper.
legendary
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June 15, 2014, 01:32:15 AM
#57
What it´s going on now?
newbie
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June 14, 2014, 11:40:09 PM
#56
Cool. Did you go there to open it or did you just make an international phone call or website visit?

Best,

BB
hero member
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Merit: 1000
June 14, 2014, 09:00:53 PM
#55
Apologies for misunderstanding re: German origin. What is the benefit of having a German bank account when you live in Scotland? A bit off topic.

I opened it simply as a means of cheaply getting money onto Bitstamp. I can transfer GBP cheaply to my German bank account for very little cost, and then from my German account to Bitstamp for free. Transfering GBP directly to Bitstamp, costs me around 4% due to hidden fees. Phuckin intolerable.

Now that I have foreign bank account, I can see plenty other advantages of having it as well. Travelling across the Eurozone, getting payments that are kept outwith HMRCs sight, and also a means of shifting wealth around should any further financial unpleasantness transpire. I think the one country whose financial system will remain solid no matter what is Germany. Thus a German bank account might prove to be a prudent place to keep my worthless fiat in going forward......or it might not, in which case I could empty out anything I might have there back into my UK account.
newbie
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June 14, 2014, 08:57:04 PM
#54
Apologies for misunderstanding re: German origin. What is the benefit of having a German bank account when you live in Scotland? A bit off topic.
hero member
Activity: 840
Merit: 1000
June 14, 2014, 08:24:23 PM
#53
Long time reader first time poster.

MatTheCat - I have read your posts and enjoyed them for some time.

However, this:

Quote
The bottom of the market! What a fucking Jew of a thing to happen, eh wot?

is really hateful language. I am Jewish and a btc trader just like anyone else. If what I read is true and you are from Germany, then I regret that you have not moved passed this type of thing and I can only hope that you are not representing modern German culture with your blatant anti-Semitic language. In all other respects you seem cool... maybe you can shake it off and we can move forward. I would hate to think that your true feelings mirror your language.

I am not from Germany and I don't live in Germany. I am Scottish, and I live in Scotland. I am not sure why I used that particular profanity. Maybe cos I was arguing with a German whose culture has trained him to be almost as offended by using the word 'Jew' in a negative light as much as the Anti-Defamation League would be themselves?

But perhaps you do have a point, and I am genuinely not interested in trying to cast negative lights over any individual(s) based on their cultural or ethnic background.


In future, when I feel that I have somehow been bamboozled, swindled, or ripped off, I shall instead say:

"Argghhhh....what a Yew of a thing to happen!"

or when discussing Geo-politics:
"Everyone knows that the Yews have gotten control of America"
and
"It woz the Yews wot did 9/11!"

btw...my favourite comedian is a Yew. A Scottish Yew. Jerry Sadowitz! If my favourite comedian is a Yew, then I can't be racist against the Yews, right!?

 Undecided

newbie
Activity: 5
Merit: 0
June 14, 2014, 07:53:37 PM
#52
Long time reader first time poster.

MatTheCat - I have read your posts and enjoyed them for some time.

However, this:

Quote
The bottom of the market! What a fucking Jew of a thing to happen, eh wot?

is really hateful language. I am Jewish and a btc trader just like anyone else. If what I read is true and you are from Germany, then I regret that you have not moved passed this type of thing and I can only hope that you are not representing modern German culture with your blatant anti-Semitic language. In all other respects you seem cool... maybe you can shake it off and we can move forward. I would hate to think that your true feelings mirror your language.
full member
Activity: 182
Merit: 100
June 14, 2014, 07:43:21 PM
#51
If the 51% breach is handled convincingly and does no significant damage, then IMO we still are headed for a bubble in the near-future with this wildcard: Bitlicense

http://www.businessinsider.com/new-york-taking-bitcoin-exchange-applications-2014-3

"Lawsky also said the state will issue a final regulatory framework for digital currency businesses no later than Q2 of 2014."

Q2 2014 = June 30th, 2014
hero member
Activity: 658
Merit: 500
June 14, 2014, 07:35:02 PM
#50
i am still bullish (not to the moon bullish), but think we are near the local bottom. i still think we may retest the $538 low, and could go as low as the $520 area and still retain the trend. (i think in such a case, we will bounce right back above the pierced trend line, perhaps with a hammer doji)
legendary
Activity: 1470
Merit: 1007
June 14, 2014, 07:19:22 PM
#49
Agreed on the relevance of holding price of ~530. Ideally: not even breaking it, less optimal, but perhaps okay: breaking through, but immediate rejection and daily close above.

Mentioned it before, in another discussion of ours, but I don't think much of the trendline you base the price target on. That trend feels forced to me. But we arrive at similar conclusions based on different methods (mine is fib levels and BB), so who cares.

The following is now what I consider the 'best case scenario that still has hope to play out', essentially a replay of the April/May situation, only $80 moved upwards. It's a sketch of course. Add more wiggles and small swings in between as you see fit.


legendary
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Merit: 1196
Reputation first.
June 14, 2014, 06:44:15 PM
#48
Low 300s because the gov is selling some coins?  Where do you guys come up with this stuff?

No, that's impossible, if you tell this, you tell that Market cap will be: 3.6 billion, and now we're on 7.6 billion.

So, try to understanding meaning of this.

I think that 500-600$ is the best price now, with this news.
legendary
Activity: 2002
Merit: 1040
June 14, 2014, 06:34:49 PM
#47
$537 wont hold. Market  price will go up by 10% hold for a while go up by 20% ish and go back to $600s like it did the other day and towards $700s. Now market is currently going as predicted a few days ago elsewhere with market being around high $500 area and will fall into the 400s by Monday or Tuesday next week if not sooner. Prices will then go back up to recover and then eventually go on the down hill and many people are voting for the market to go down while the Gov sells the silk road coins off at auction. Panic sellers will panic sell n have some nice spikes to take advantage of. People  can hold do what they want but more are seeming to move to another alt until they have passed auction and sold so expect some low 300s 200s and maybe 100s or lower over the up coming months. If people are panic selling at least hold half your stock or 80% and sell a small amount off dot go hectic over it

 Roll Eyes
legendary
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Merit: 1000
June 14, 2014, 06:23:40 PM
#46
Low 300s because the gov is selling some coins?  Where do you guys come up with this stuff?
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