Topic: Last chance! Get your cheap bitcoins now! (Read 5636 times)

Yup, Im back in. Theres always money to be made whether it goes up or down 

OK, less than 12 hours and the price has tanked down to $4.60. *Calling the Pet Cemetery now to take away feline remains*

I assure you dead-cat metaphors are not affecting trading price, but merely a commentary on it.

Seriously though, if folks are making money chasing the elusive Bit Rabbit, more power to them. But Looking from outside the day-trading Bubble these price freefalls really suck. Does not instill any confidence in holding Bitcoin as a currency nor investing in any BTC related enterprise. It just re-iterates the fact that Bitcoin will never be anything but a highly speculative gamble.

$3.50 is a little too cheap for my blood.


I'm betting $3.80 today.

No charts (although I do look at them now and then). I am just speculating from watching the market for a while. I also take into account the exchanges Bitcoin is losing rapidly (tradehill, paxum). More may soon follow and you don't have to be an Eco major to know that isn't good for bitcoin.
Soon as everyone stops selling it will even out, I need to get on it when it bottoms out. I do not claim to be an expert of any kind so take my comments as a grain of salt.

I got woken up when my bitcoin ticker went off at $4.25.

I rushed only to cancel my order at $4.01 but to my disbelief I left a 250btc order open at $4.40.

I got lucky and sold it at $4.45 and made $3. lmao

Charts?

I think this will get to $3.50 before it stops. Going quiiiick. I sold all mine last night for 5.4. I pretty much broke even. Soon as it appears to bottom out I'll be putting money back in.

hehe, okay you guys, I won.

It's timestamped and everything 

Lucky for you, there have been another 2 large sells since then.

cats have 9 lives

As long as the cat got to breed beforehand its not that big a deal to anyone who didn't get attached.

Just the facts.

Okay, now I am genuinely confused. What's that? Reverse psychology? Or Reverse, reverse, reverse psychology?

Or actually a try to actually get new users into the community? If so, I don't really think this board is a good place to tell people about Bitcoin. xD

I am confused by this -- perhaps it is being taken too far. If Bitcoin is a dead cat being scraped off the driveway, how can its exchange rate still be @ ~$4.50/coin? (I assume USD value is to literally translate to the cat's altitude in meters?) It appears the cat is levitating. Now, perhaps the cat is able to control his altitude, and death would result in falling onto the driveway, which could occur if the cat is shaken violently enough due to extreme market volatility, and THEN he could be scraped up, but at this point, the cat has fallen only 4.5m, and died recently (in fact, we are predicting his death and would be able to respond immediately, and possibly even prior to the event's occurrence, in which case we could catch the cat), so it's unlikely we would need to scrape him off the driveway and could instead merely pick the cat's body up (assuming we did not catch the cat during the death-fall)... perhaps have a nice funeral service.

Now, to my point.... If we are going to use hyperbole to describe, and perhaps influence, Bitcoin's value - how about something more graphic and extreme? Maybe instead of "even a dead cat bounces when dropped from great heights," we instead say "even when shovel-dog is hit with the mightiest of shovels, his muscles spasm rapidly"? Or, what's the other one currently in circulation? The fellow getting his head chainsawed off, I believe.... "Even a man with his head detached by chainsaw will still spray life-force up into the air, and in a zero-gravity (or near-zero-gravity) environment, may be able to propel himself upward if upside-down, but will eventually run out of blood.... which may or may not affect the speed at which he moves." Hm... that last one might be flawed.

I'll go with 48 hours to $4.50. *Scraping the dead cat off the driveway*

YES! I CALLED IT. My next bet is below $4.50 by the end of this month.

the Up's form 2.5$ proved bitcoin wasn't a dead cat bouncing

the next Up's will prove bitcoin is at the very least, worth 5$

Actually the buying window is still open.

Dead cats do bounce, just not very high.

Big sell = cheap coins. Sorry, you are too late.

There's a lot of money to be made right now by being lucky enough to pick the next trend.  I'm sitting this one out however.  Profits are off the table and I'll return to the game later on.