I'm convinced the world controllers will be or already are attacking bitcoin.
I think they've used market manipulation to paint a fake top. Have written about it here.
http://afbitcoins.wordpress.com/2013/04/12/fake-top/
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I believe it is coordinated and on purpose.. to break confidence. Bitcoin Is a brilliant new idea that is dangerous to some powerful people who have virtually unlimited resources. If Bitcoin is successful (and It would be without this purposeful interference), It will begin a new paradigm that has these people veery fearful. They won't control it.
I'm not really sure if they wan't to destroy bitcoin, it would be much better opportunity to milk the market like a cow with their the pump&dump-bots.
For them it's more like doing the same shit like on the regular market
If I would be some big taxcheating player just the imagination of fast laundering my money via bitcoins would get me horny.
much simpler than blurring the transfers to tax havens
imo bitcoin is the perfect instrument for them.
only question is if they let the little man participate in the whole game.
very difficult to to look into the future. ECB, russian oligarchs, FED...who's the fucker involved? (putting tinfoilhat on)
that's the big question:
Destruction or Regulation (=Manipulation).
Seems like many of the people you talk about laugh about bitcoin.
The ECB said it was a threat.
No, they said that it could affect trust of people in the official system or similar things.
That's officialese for "threat". "
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Virtual currencies “could have a negative impact on the reputation of central banks” if their use grows considerably, the Frankfurt-based ECB said in its research paper. “This risk should be considered when assessing the overall risk situation of central banks.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-01-28/bitcoin-s-gains-may-fuel-central-bank-concerns-chart-of-the-day.html
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-01-28/bitcoin-s-gains-may-fuel-central-bank-concerns-chart-of-the-day.html
Seems like many of the people you talk about laugh about bitcoin.
The ECB said it was a threat.
No, they said that it could affect trust of people in the official system or similar things.
What about those that does not trust the official system, will their trust (or lack thereof) in the official system be affected? I'm kind of sad that they left out me and my pals in that report.
Seems like many of the people you talk about laugh about bitcoin.
The ECB said it was a threat.
No, they said that it could affect trust of people in the official system or similar things.
Seems like many of the people you talk about laugh about bitcoin.
The ECB said it was a threat.
I believe it is coordinated and on purpose.. to break confidence. Bitcoin Is a brilliant new idea that is dangerous to some powerful people who have virtually unlimited resources. If Bitcoin is successful (and It would be without this purposeful interference), It will begin a new paradigm that has these people veery fearful. They won't control it.
Seems like many of the people you talk about laugh about bitcoin.
I believe it is coordinated and on purpose.. to break confidence. Bitcoin Is a brilliant new idea that is dangerous to some powerful people who have virtually unlimited resources. If Bitcoin is successful (and It would be without this purposeful interference), It will begin a new paradigm that has these people veery fearful. They won't control it.
ya ya yah How many out there felt it was gonna drop hard when you saw it reach 235 dollars? I think its NOT controlled at all and the old saying give them enough rope to hang them selves is the scenario here.
It went up way to fast and the crash happened just for that reason no strong hand all fluffy speculation. It takes skill like bernaki to be able to milk a currency for 40 years. They let us fuck it up.
Now there's plenty of media for bitcoin.
It went up way to fast and the crash happened just for that reason no strong hand all fluffy speculation. It takes skill like bernaki to be able to milk a currency for 40 years. They let us fuck it up.
Now there's plenty of media for bitcoin.
It's possible that Bitcoin itself is a pet project of the bankers. Its volatility, association with SR, and general shakiness is a good way to establish to the public that currencies only work in the hands of a centralized entity, to destroy the public's confidence in any sort of decentralized currency. It's also a very clever way to disclose the opinions of the public, sort of like detecting thought-crime. Just one theory. So who knows.
Now there's a thought! You sir win my tinfoil hat. Wear it with pride.
Hehe. I know it sounds nuts. But I like to just speak my mind.
On the other hand, even if bankers aren't behind Bitcoin, they would be wise to seize any opportunity to discredit it. Hey, why not? Better create negative public opinion of something while it's still in its infancy than let it grow.
I've been thinking for a while now about possible scenarios where those that stand to lose the most by bitcoins success
I tell you, it's ze germans. It's merkel, she's already in bed playing with her ddos xbox custom made by slovenian hackers to aid fix their briken economy. Damn, ze germans!
It's possible that Bitcoin itself is a pet project of the bankers. Its volatility, association with SR, and general shakiness is a good way to establish to the public that currencies only work in the hands of a centralized entity, to destroy the public's confidence in any sort of decentralized currency. It's also a very clever way to disclose the opinions of the public, sort of like detecting thought-crime. Just one theory. So who knows.
Now there's a thought! You sir win my tinfoil hat. Wear it with pride.
By announcing your reopening time, you give a nice synchronization time point to the otherwise uncoordinated DDOSing parties.
It's possible that Bitcoin itself is a pet project of the bankers. Its volatility, association with SR, and general shakiness is a good way to establish to the public that currencies only work in the hands of a centralized entity, to destroy the public's confidence in any sort of decentralized currency. It's also a very clever way to disclose the opinions of the public, sort of like detecting thought-crime. Just one theory. So who knows.
Don't forget the stupidity attack.
In the mind of the suckers that press the sell button at the first sign of a problem.
Depressing.
In the mind of the suckers that press the sell button at the first sign of a problem.
Depressing.
It could very well be.I find it strange that some exchanges were taken offline simply because,not to mention Mtgox is still having DDOS issues quite strongly.
I think it is possible and if so, working very well. BTC holders turning out to be quite the weak hands (those on the exchanges anyway).
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