Hell, even an influx of only 1% of the worlds GDP over the course of a few years would create a 'bubble' so large that our heads would be spinning in euphoric delirium.
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US debt crisis.
China baidu.
All these things are in play. Plus people are talking about bitcoins again.
capital control CHASE & HSBCChina baidu.
All these things are in play. Plus people are talking about bitcoins again.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3358474
Spain
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3373737
US debt crisis.
China baidu.
All these things are in play. Plus people are talking about bitcoins again.
capital control CHASE & HSBCChina baidu.
All these things are in play. Plus people are talking about bitcoins again.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3358474
Spain
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3373737
The spain story is a hoax. Those rules are from 2011 and the website hasnt been updated.
-> You are allowed to transfer free in spain.
US debt crisis.
China baidu.
All these things are in play. Plus people are talking about bitcoins again.
capital control CHASE & HSBCChina baidu.
All these things are in play. Plus people are talking about bitcoins again.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3358474
Spain
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3373737
Its also simple charting that it was time for bitcoin to rally again. There is a major rally every 6 months and the chart looked exactly like before the spring breakout. People knew there was no longer any possible chance to buy bitcoin any lower and they had to buy now or miss the train.
US debt crisis.
China baidu.
All these things are in play. Plus people are talking about bitcoins again.
China baidu.
All these things are in play. Plus people are talking about bitcoins again.
But long term this rally is unsupported by anything "real". I'd love for this rally to be occurring on the heels of the announcement of new bitcoin technologies or some larger retailers or Paypal implementation, etc.
http://www.coindesk.com/chinese-internet-giant-baidu-starts-accepting-bitcoin/
$44 in blockchain! Wow get ready for a rally! not!
It hadn't crossed your mind that this might be "good news" for other reasons, including, but not limited to:
1) Added media attention
2) Precedents set (acceptance of technology)
??
Think a little deeper, on occasion. You know, if it doesn't hurt your head too much.
But long term this rally is unsupported by anything "real". I'd love for this rally to be occurring on the heels of the announcement of new bitcoin technologies or some larger retailers or Paypal implementation, etc.
http://www.coindesk.com/chinese-internet-giant-baidu-starts-accepting-bitcoin/
But long term this rally is unsupported by anything "real". I'd love for this rally to be occurring on the heels of the announcement of new bitcoin technologies or some larger retailers or Paypal implementation, etc.
http://www.coindesk.com/chinese-internet-giant-baidu-starts-accepting-bitcoin/
$44 in blockchain! Wow get ready for a rally! not!
But long term this rally is unsupported by anything "real". I'd love for this rally to be occurring on the heels of the announcement of new bitcoin technologies or some larger retailers or Paypal implementation, etc.
http://www.coindesk.com/chinese-internet-giant-baidu-starts-accepting-bitcoin/
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Not too worried
My greatest worry is that I sell at my sell point before it adjusts downward again
My greatest worry is that I sell at my sell point before it adjusts downward again
Really? Few anti-bitcoin words from government is enough... Can come sooner than you think.
'Cause we know, when governments restrict/ban something, everybody complies.
'Cause we know, every time governments ban a commodity, it becomes cheaper.
Oh, wait...
Some notes to remember about Bitcoin.
1) It's a different market, and the world hasn't seen one like it as far as I'm aware. Thus, to make the assumption that you can analyze or predict the economy based upon effective market analysis tactics in the same way that you would analyze fiat currencies or the gold markets isn't necessarily true.
2) If you do some research about Bitcoin and simply look at the math behind it, mass adoption of Bitcoin would likely necessitate the formation of what would appear to be some of the most gargantuan bubbles ever seen. Hell, even an influx of only 1% of the worlds GDP over the course of a few years would create a 'bubble' so large that our heads would be spinning in euphoric delirium.
3) New systems, let alone economic ones, are prone to mass instability/volatility. They have to be, and this is an inevitable result between the ratio in size between the smaller system and the larger system(s) in which it is nested, and with which it receives and relays its inputs and outputs. As systems grow and become more balanced, the effects of "extreme cases" (in Bitcoin, these are your whales and your 'manipulators') are minimized.
TL;DR: If you've been around this market for more than a year or two, $20-$30 swings in a day isn't very shocking...you just take this into account when safeguarding your assets.
1) It's a different market, and the world hasn't seen one like it as far as I'm aware. Thus, to make the assumption that you can analyze or predict the economy based upon effective market analysis tactics in the same way that you would analyze fiat currencies or the gold markets isn't necessarily true.
2) If you do some research about Bitcoin and simply look at the math behind it, mass adoption of Bitcoin would likely necessitate the formation of what would appear to be some of the most gargantuan bubbles ever seen. Hell, even an influx of only 1% of the worlds GDP over the course of a few years would create a 'bubble' so large that our heads would be spinning in euphoric delirium.
3) New systems, let alone economic ones, are prone to mass instability/volatility. They have to be, and this is an inevitable result between the ratio in size between the smaller system and the larger system(s) in which it is nested, and with which it receives and relays its inputs and outputs. As systems grow and become more balanced, the effects of "extreme cases" (in Bitcoin, these are your whales and your 'manipulators') are minimized.
TL;DR: If you've been around this market for more than a year or two, $20-$30 swings in a day isn't very shocking...you just take this into account when safeguarding your assets.
Bunch of little bitches in this thread. Man up. 
We're not crashing to $50, without some remarkably (emphasis) bad news. SR news and panic brought us to $90 on stamp for a split second, before very quickly bouncing back to $120, and it's difficult to think of a worse event that would cause such a panic sell-off.
Maybe see a test when we rear end $300. :-)
popping of a speculative bubble = much bigger than SR IMO We're not crashing to $50, without some remarkably (emphasis) bad news. SR news and panic brought us to $90 on stamp for a split second, before very quickly bouncing back to $120, and it's difficult to think of a worse event that would cause such a panic sell-off.
Maybe see a test when we rear end $300. :-)
Bunch of little bitches in this thread. Man up.
We're not crashing to $50, without some remarkably (emphasis) bad news. SR news and panic brought us to $90 on stamp for a split second, before very quickly bouncing back to $120, and it's difficult to think of a worse event that would cause such a panic sell-off.
Maybe see a test when we rear end $300. :-)
We're not crashing to $50, without some remarkably (emphasis) bad news. SR news and panic brought us to $90 on stamp for a split second, before very quickly bouncing back to $120, and it's difficult to think of a worse event that would cause such a panic sell-off.
Maybe see a test when we rear end $300. :-)
Really? Few anti-bitcoin words from government is enough... Can come sooner than you think.
That's would it would take, in my opinion. Something very grim from US Gov't. It's not just going to crash beyond ~$140 on Stamp for no reason, though.
Bunch of little bitches in this thread. Man up.
We're not crashing to $50, without some remarkably (emphasis) bad news. SR news and panic brought us to $90 on stamp for a split second, before very quickly bouncing back to $120, and it's difficult to think of a worse event that would cause such a panic sell-off.
Maybe see a test when we rear end $300. :-)
We're not crashing to $50, without some remarkably (emphasis) bad news. SR news and panic brought us to $90 on stamp for a split second, before very quickly bouncing back to $120, and it's difficult to think of a worse event that would cause such a panic sell-off.
Maybe see a test when we rear end $300. :-)
Really? Few anti-bitcoin words from government is enough... Can come sooner than you think.
Bunch of little bitches in this thread. Man up.
We're not crashing to $50, without some remarkably (emphasis) bad news. SR news and panic brought us to $90 on stamp for a split second, before very quickly bouncing back to $120, and it's difficult to think of a worse event that would cause such a panic sell-off.
Maybe see a test when we rear end $300. :-)
We're not crashing to $50, without some remarkably (emphasis) bad news. SR news and panic brought us to $90 on stamp for a split second, before very quickly bouncing back to $120, and it's difficult to think of a worse event that would cause such a panic sell-off.
Maybe see a test when we rear end $300. :-)
i am worried. 
why should you worry? as long as there are bag holders this pyramid scheme will carry on.
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