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Topic: Manipulation finished. Bubble popping. (Read 6947 times)

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June 05, 2017, 07:48:50 AM
How many times we need to repeat this: bitcoin is not a bubble, investors start to recognize bitcoin's power.
Fidelity Investments recently accepted bitcoin and even allowed Bitcoin payments in their cafeteria.
Bitcoin cannot longer be shout down or suppressed. Here is what Tim Draper said about BTC:

"I think Bitcoin is now a global phenomenon, so demand for Bitcoin is coming from all over the world. I know that China is using Bitcoin to more easily send money to other countries, and the people of challenged countries like Argentina and Cypress flee to Bitcoin when their own currencies are no longer viable or if they are inflationary. Throughout Africa, Bitpesa makes it easier to buy and sell goods with Bitcoin".

I see bitcoin market price is not a bubble. Not for me I guess. So I don't know why people is always saying that it is a bubble and still comparing in with 2013 bubble. We have a nation that is buying bitcoin because its legal tender to them. I don't think this is consider a bubble. They may be pumping it but how can you stop them? It is like bitcoin=Yen now in Japan.
legendary
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How many times we need to repeat this: bitcoin is not a bubble, investors start to recognize bitcoin's power.
Fidelity Investments recently accepted bitcoin and even allowed Bitcoin payments in their cafeteria.
Bitcoin cannot longer be shout down or suppressed. Here is what Tim Draper said about BTC:

"I think Bitcoin is now a global phenomenon, so demand for Bitcoin is coming from all over the world. I know that China is using Bitcoin to more easily send money to other countries, and the people of challenged countries like Argentina and Cypress flee to Bitcoin when their own currencies are no longer viable or if they are inflationary. Throughout Africa, Bitpesa makes it easier to buy and sell goods with Bitcoin".
legendary
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im not so sure, seems we still have plenty of room to stretch
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pop pop, all over the place!!

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Manipulation never comes to an end with bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Depending on the market capital and the growth experienced the manipulation too happens. The bubble popping is just a outcome and these days the hands of China alone have got down in the price manipulation.

dude this topic is old and someone just bumped it up as a fun thing to laugh at the starter of this topic which is a known troll who is repeating the same thing as price drops. if you read what he is saying you see he is calling the drop down to $300 Cheesy
meanwhile price is testing $1400 resistance.

Topic is about four months old... but still, the subject matter is now as up to date as it was then.
I must agree that there might be a bubble blowing up, but I don't agree with the 99% hypothesis.
And I am sure that during the last months, the diversification of bitcoin has grown and not concentrated amongst a few people even further.
That is one thing that gives me hope why the actual high in price won't lead to a too harsh bounce back.

It looks like this could be a bubble. The price keeps going up so there's got to be a correction at some point.
Bitcoin is not such kind of project that was created to make bosses of the project rich and disappear in a moment.
Bitcoin is digital gold and I think bitcoin waits the same future as gold as we know it. The price will be growing and in some moment the grow will get slower and bitcoin will jump around some price which will be counted like the medium price.
If you look at the statistics of the rise and fall of prices, you can always trace them and their regularity. You can definitely suspect manipulation and fraud.
Right now the ongoing price increase doesn't look to be an price manipulation. It's purely real growth and nothing seems to be an altered or modified price move for the big investors to play and profit by initiating a panic among the users.
In general, the market has always been saturated with both growth and a drop in the price of Bitcoin. Therefore, it does not make sense to suspect someone, Because if Bitcoin has extraordinary features, it means that nobody has any influence on it.

I think the price will not drop in the long term as there are more people into the bitcoin. According to Coinbase, it is 40k a day.
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Manipulation never comes to an end with bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Depending on the market capital and the growth experienced the manipulation too happens. The bubble popping is just a outcome and these days the hands of China alone have got down in the price manipulation.

dude this topic is old and someone just bumped it up as a fun thing to laugh at the starter of this topic which is a known troll who is repeating the same thing as price drops. if you read what he is saying you see he is calling the drop down to $300 Cheesy
meanwhile price is testing $1400 resistance.

Topic is about four months old... but still, the subject matter is now as up to date as it was then.
I must agree that there might be a bubble blowing up, but I don't agree with the 99% hypothesis.
And I am sure that during the last months, the diversification of bitcoin has grown and not concentrated amongst a few people even further.
That is one thing that gives me hope why the actual high in price won't lead to a too harsh bounce back.

It looks like this could be a bubble. The price keeps going up so there's got to be a correction at some point.
Bitcoin is not such kind of project that was created to make bosses of the project rich and disappear in a moment.
Bitcoin is digital gold and I think bitcoin waits the same future as gold as we know it. The price will be growing and in some moment the grow will get slower and bitcoin will jump around some price which will be counted like the medium price.
If you look at the statistics of the rise and fall of prices, you can always trace them and their regularity. You can definitely suspect manipulation and fraud.
Right now the ongoing price increase doesn't look to be an price manipulation. It's purely real growth and nothing seems to be an altered or modified price move for the big investors to play and profit by initiating a panic among the users.
In general, the market has always been saturated with both growth and a drop in the price of Bitcoin. Therefore, it does not make sense to suspect someone, Because if Bitcoin has extraordinary features, it means that nobody has any influence on it.
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Manipulation never comes to an end with bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Depending on the market capital and the growth experienced the manipulation too happens. The bubble popping is just a outcome and these days the hands of China alone have got down in the price manipulation.

dude this topic is old and someone just bumped it up as a fun thing to laugh at the starter of this topic which is a known troll who is repeating the same thing as price drops. if you read what he is saying you see he is calling the drop down to $300 Cheesy
meanwhile price is testing $1400 resistance.

Topic is about four months old... but still, the subject matter is now as up to date as it was then.
I must agree that there might be a bubble blowing up, but I don't agree with the 99% hypothesis.
And I am sure that during the last months, the diversification of bitcoin has grown and not concentrated amongst a few people even further.
That is one thing that gives me hope why the actual high in price won't lead to a too harsh bounce back.

It looks like this could be a bubble. The price keeps going up so there's got to be a correction at some point.
Bitcoin is not such kind of project that was created to make bosses of the project rich and disappear in a moment.
Bitcoin is digital gold and I think bitcoin waits the same future as gold as we know it. The price will be growing and in some moment the grow will get slower and bitcoin will jump around some price which will be counted like the medium price.
If you look at the statistics of the rise and fall of prices, you can always trace them and their regularity. You can definitely suspect manipulation and fraud.
Right now the ongoing price increase doesn't look to be an price manipulation. It's purely real growth and nothing seems to be an altered or modified price move for the big investors to play and profit by initiating a panic among the users.
member
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Manipulation never comes to an end with bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Depending on the market capital and the growth experienced the manipulation too happens. The bubble popping is just a outcome and these days the hands of China alone have got down in the price manipulation.

dude this topic is old and someone just bumped it up as a fun thing to laugh at the starter of this topic which is a known troll who is repeating the same thing as price drops. if you read what he is saying you see he is calling the drop down to $300 Cheesy
meanwhile price is testing $1400 resistance.

Topic is about four months old... but still, the subject matter is now as up to date as it was then.
I must agree that there might be a bubble blowing up, but I don't agree with the 99% hypothesis.
And I am sure that during the last months, the diversification of bitcoin has grown and not concentrated amongst a few people even further.
That is one thing that gives me hope why the actual high in price won't lead to a too harsh bounce back.

It looks like this could be a bubble. The price keeps going up so there's got to be a correction at some point.
Bitcoin is not such kind of project that was created to make bosses of the project rich and disappear in a moment.
Bitcoin is digital gold and I think bitcoin waits the same future as gold as we know it. The price will be growing and in some moment the grow will get slower and bitcoin will jump around some price which will be counted like the medium price.
If you look at the statistics of the rise and fall of prices, you can always trace them and their regularity. You can definitely suspect manipulation and fraud.
hero member
Activity: 1078
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Manipulation never comes to an end with bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Depending on the market capital and the growth experienced the manipulation too happens. The bubble popping is just a outcome and these days the hands of China alone have got down in the price manipulation.

dude this topic is old and someone just bumped it up as a fun thing to laugh at the starter of this topic which is a known troll who is repeating the same thing as price drops. if you read what he is saying you see he is calling the drop down to $300 Cheesy
meanwhile price is testing $1400 resistance.

Topic is about four months old... but still, the subject matter is now as up to date as it was then.
I must agree that there might be a bubble blowing up, but I don't agree with the 99% hypothesis.
And I am sure that during the last months, the diversification of bitcoin has grown and not concentrated amongst a few people even further.
That is one thing that gives me hope why the actual high in price won't lead to a too harsh bounce back.

It looks like this could be a bubble. The price keeps going up so there's got to be a correction at some point.
Bitcoin is not such kind of project that was created to make bosses of the project rich and disappear in a moment.
Bitcoin is digital gold and I think bitcoin waits the same future as gold as we know it. The price will be growing and in some moment the grow will get slower and bitcoin will jump around some price which will be counted like the medium price.
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hahahahha   yeah OP was totally right...   Grin Grin Grin
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Manipulation never comes to an end with bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Depending on the market capital and the growth experienced the manipulation too happens. The bubble popping is just a outcome and these days the hands of China alone have got down in the price manipulation.

dude this topic is old and someone just bumped it up as a fun thing to laugh at the starter of this topic which is a known troll who is repeating the same thing as price drops. if you read what he is saying you see he is calling the drop down to $300 Cheesy
meanwhile price is testing $1400 resistance.

Topic is about four months old... but still, the subject matter is now as up to date as it was then.
I must agree that there might be a bubble blowing up, but I don't agree with the 99% hypothesis.
And I am sure that during the last months, the diversification of bitcoin has grown and not concentrated amongst a few people even further.
That is one thing that gives me hope why the actual high in price won't lead to a too harsh bounce back.

It looks like this could be a bubble. The price keeps going up so there's got to be a correction at some point.
hero member
Activity: 959
Merit: 500
Manipulation never comes to an end with bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Depending on the market capital and the growth experienced the manipulation too happens. The bubble popping is just a outcome and these days the hands of China alone have got down in the price manipulation.

dude this topic is old and someone just bumped it up as a fun thing to laugh at the starter of this topic which is a known troll who is repeating the same thing as price drops. if you read what he is saying you see he is calling the drop down to $300 Cheesy
meanwhile price is testing $1400 resistance.

Topic is about four months old... but still, the subject matter is now as up to date as it was then.
I must agree that there might be a bubble blowing up, but I don't agree with the 99% hypothesis.
And I am sure that during the last months, the diversification of bitcoin has grown and not concentrated amongst a few people even further.
That is one thing that gives me hope why the actual high in price won't lead to a too harsh bounce back.
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Manipulation never comes to an end with bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Depending on the market capital and the growth experienced the manipulation too happens. The bubble popping is just a outcome and these days the hands of China alone have got down in the price manipulation.

dude this topic is old and someone just bumped it up as a fun thing to laugh at the starter of this topic which is a known troll who is repeating the same thing as price drops. if you read what he is saying you see he is calling the drop down to $300 Cheesy
meanwhile price is testing $1400 resistance.
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Manipulation never comes to an end with bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Depending on the market capital and the growth experienced the manipulation too happens. The bubble popping is just a outcome and these days the hands of China alone have got down in the price manipulation.
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You're never too old to think young.
I love popping bubbles.

legendary
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April 30, 2017, 09:56:00 PM
Prepare for free fall guys. The manipulators have taken enough of your money for now and will let the price plummet again to 300-500 levels in order to play the same game all over again.

Anyone thinking this is a free market is delusional. 99% of all coins owned by 5 people lol.
And who are these 5 people and if you knew this much you can very well provide their names as well,with this thread it looks like you are delusional to the core ,manipulation in a market is a regular occurrence and traders like to cash in the maximum during these times and even if the price of the coin touches rock bottom traders will find a way to earn money from it.

I don't think the current trends are price manipulation. It is pure, unadulterated, free market.
Price manipulation is illegal and could land you in jail if proven in a court of law.

I consider bitcoin is a rare example of a market not centrally controlled.

I'm sure there are some centralized agencies that have control over some bitcoins and obviously we know that the price will fluctuate based on politics in certain countries. All in all though, yes bitcoins themselves aren't centrally controlled. Mining is more and more centralized all the time though.

Btw what happened to this bubble popping? It seems to me the opposite happened!
It goes up, and up, and up, and then we get a hole, and then it busts. That is, I hope that's what happens.

I'm looking at the markets now and everything is still going up, and that's just spelling disaster for anyone heavily invested when everything starts to go down. I believe that Bitfinex is pushing this bubble and once that gets fixed, the bubble with pop and exchanges will see a rapid decrease in value as the markets try to equalize. Right now everything is too divided to get a good read, and there are massive discrepancies among each exchange. This is not something that should be happening and everything will correct at once, however some will be hit harder than others.

Not good if this busts in a really bad way.
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April 30, 2017, 09:38:24 PM


This bubble popped for sure lol,.... But somehow my stack only looks FATTER..... I'M LIKING IT!

KWUCKDUXK-FEEL FREE TO POP SOME MORE BUBBLES

YOU HAVE MY BLESSING!
legendary
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March 02, 2017, 12:08:55 AM
legendary
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March 01, 2017, 04:04:48 PM
Prepare for free fall guys. The manipulators have taken enough of your money for now and will let the price plummet again to 300-500 levels in order to play the same game all over again.

Anyone thinking this is a free market is delusional. 99% of all coins owned by 5 people lol.
And who are these 5 people and if you knew this much you can very well provide their names as well,with this thread it looks like you are delusional to the core ,manipulation in a market is a regular occurrence and traders like to cash in the maximum during these times and even if the price of the coin touches rock bottom traders will find a way to earn money from it.

I don't think the current trends are price manipulation. It is pure, unadulterated, free market.
Price manipulation is illegal and could land you in jail if proven in a court of law.

I consider bitcoin is a rare example of a market not centrally controlled.

I'm sure there are some centralized agencies that have control over some bitcoins and obviously we know that the price will fluctuate based on politics in certain countries. All in all though, yes bitcoins themselves aren't centrally controlled. Mining is more and more centralized all the time though.

Btw what happened to this bubble popping? It seems to me the opposite happened!
legendary
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February 26, 2017, 06:46:28 PM
Prepare for free fall guys. The manipulators have taken enough of your money for now and will let the price plummet again to 300-500 levels in order to play the same game all over again.

Anyone thinking this is a free market is delusional. 99% of all coins owned by 5 people lol.
And who are these 5 people and if you knew this much you can very well provide their names as well,with this thread it looks like you are delusional to the core ,manipulation in a market is a regular occurrence and traders like to cash in the maximum during these times and even if the price of the coin touches rock bottom traders will find a way to earn money from it.

I don't think the current trends are price manipulation. It is pure, unadulterated, free market.
Price manipulation is illegal and could land you in jail if proven in a court of law.

I consider bitcoin is a rare example of a market not centrally controlled.
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