Topic: New offer from EU commission -> Tsipras will give in today ->Bitcoin back to 240 (Read 1356 times)
July 01, 2015, 06:42:11 PM
Is it tomorrow yet? I would like another entry at 240.
July 01, 2015, 04:22:59 PM
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They can't take back the fact that there were currency controls and the banks closed.
The people won't forget to quickly, if anything I would expect the Greeks to buy more if the crisis is temporarily over.
At the moment others should be leading the charge, if it can happen in Cyprus and Greece, why not Spain, Portugal, Italy or France?
The people won't forget to quickly, if anything I would expect the Greeks to buy more if the crisis is temporarily over.
At the moment others should be leading the charge, if it can happen in Cyprus and Greece, why not Spain, Portugal, Italy or France?
I will laugh like a maniac, if Greece somehow manages to make a deal.
Doubt the troika will go along with it. Any deal that is put forth will include a Greek capitulation. And a worsening of the austerity measures, which Greece will never accept and probably couldn't survive with. The referendum is maybe a way for them to try and improve their negotiating position. But I doubt it will work to reach a deal anytime soon.
July 01, 2015, 02:30:20 PM
@Op
Go fuck a duck.
Go fuck a duck.
July 01, 2015, 07:26:51 AM
Bitcoin will be at 240 again tomorrow...
All hail you why? The price is at 255/256. At least wait until/if we get to 240 before you start congratulating yourself buddy. People are dumping and taking small profits but we're still not even in the low 250's let alone at 240.
Maybe you've got excited too soon.
July 01, 2015, 07:06:05 AM
Hail to the bitcoin savant Admiral_Bit!
I am the king of economics...
I am the king of economics...
June 30, 2015, 09:00:04 AM
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They can't take back the fact that there were currency controls and the banks closed.
The people won't forget to quickly, if anything I would expect the Greeks to buy more if the crisis is temporarily over.
At the moment others should be leading the charge, if it can happen in Cyprus and Greece, why not Spain, Portugal, Italy or France?
The people won't forget to quickly, if anything I would expect the Greeks to buy more if the crisis is temporarily over.
At the moment others should be leading the charge, if it can happen in Cyprus and Greece, why not Spain, Portugal, Italy or France?
I will laugh like a maniac, if Greece somehow manages to make a deal.
June 30, 2015, 08:54:36 AM
This guy confirmed his troll status when he said sell now. Most people here are long term holders. If we didn't sell at $157 you think we're going to sell now? Lol
Damn I should have sold at 157!!
June 30, 2015, 07:42:08 AM
Bitcoin won't fall because it has already proven itself to be superior during crisis like that. People now know that they can trust bitcoin at times when they cannot trust their banks and ATMs. Bitcoin has already won from this, no matter what the politics say or do next. Bitcoin has already closed the deal.
Also, OP is a
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Also, OP is a
. June 30, 2015, 07:39:04 AM
This guy confirmed his troll status when he said sell now. Most people here are long term holders. If we didn't sell at $157 you think we're going to sell now? Lol
June 30, 2015, 07:32:29 AM
People are not buying bitcoin right now because they need it, the ones that do cant access their funds anyhow. People are buying bitcoin because it is being marketed in a new light to them accross Europe. Social mood has changed toward bitcoin and the market is positioned to move, it cant be stopped now simply by a greece bailout, deal, etc etc....
June 30, 2015, 06:51:40 AM
Breaking News: Tsipras is about to close last minute deal with the EU commission. Bitcoin will be at 240 again tomorrow...
Sell now or wait for the next hype...
Quick! Call the BBC. A user on bitcointalk has inside knowledge.Sell now or wait for the next hype...
It doesn't sound like the Greek Prime Minister has any intention of accepting the last minute offer. The offer is conditional on Tsipras accepting the EU proposals and pledging to campaign for them in the referendum. The Greek government has stated Tsipras will vote against the proposals in the referendum.
http://www.ekathimerini.com/198579/article/ekathimerini/news/juncker-makes-last-minute-offer-to-greece-but-tsipras-unmoved
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A Greek government official said that it listened with interest to what was being proposed but said: "Alexis Tsipras will vote "no" on Sunday."
Tsipras would have to send a written acceptance of the version of proposals from the lenders published on Sunday, with a pledge to campaign for them to be accepted in the planned July 5 referendum.
Tsipras would have to send a written acceptance of the version of proposals from the lenders published on Sunday, with a pledge to campaign for them to be accepted in the planned July 5 referendum.
June 30, 2015, 06:51:07 AM
They can't take back the fact that there were currency controls and the banks closed.
The people won't forget to quickly, if anything I would expect the Greeks to buy more if the crisis is temporarily over.
At the moment others should be leading the charge, if it can happen in Cyprus and Greece, why not Spain, Portugal, Italy or France?
The people won't forget to quickly, if anything I would expect the Greeks to buy more if the crisis is temporarily over.
At the moment others should be leading the charge, if it can happen in Cyprus and Greece, why not Spain, Portugal, Italy or France?
June 30, 2015, 06:45:40 AM
'sell now or wait for the next hype' . You have no idea what a real bitcoin hype will be, it will be an epic mark in the bitcoin movement. I don't think so its happening and the price will rise even more this weekend.
June 30, 2015, 06:43:49 AM
well well well Admiral_Bit - Newbie - Activity: 11 just gave us amazing deep insight to current financial situation. problem is, that greeks will simply say NO this Sunday and bitcoin will raise even more.
you will se my newbie friend later, who was right..
assuming the election process is fair.you will se my newbie friend later, who was right..
No, just reading the news:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/11707250/Greek-crisis-live-IMF-defaut-day.html
June 30, 2015, 06:37:24 AM
well well well Admiral_Bit - Newbie - Activity: 11 just gave us amazing deep insight to current financial situation. problem is, that greeks will simply say NO this Sunday and bitcoin will raise even more.
you will se my newbie friend later, who was right..
assuming the election process is fair.you will se my newbie friend later, who was right..
No, just reading the news:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/11707250/Greek-crisis-live-IMF-defaut-day.html
June 30, 2015, 06:31:27 AM
well well well Admiral_Bit - Newbie - Activity: 11 just gave us amazing deep insight to current financial situation. problem is, that greeks will simply say NO this Sunday and bitcoin will raise even more.
you will se my newbie friend later, who was right..
assuming the election process is fair. you will se my newbie friend later, who was right..
June 30, 2015, 06:29:26 AM
Breaking News: Tsipras is about to close last minute deal with the EU commission. Bitcoin will be at 240 again tomorrow...
Sell now or wait for the next hype...
Quick! Call the BBC. A user on bitcointalk has inside knowledge. Sell now or wait for the next hype...
June 30, 2015, 06:29:18 AM
Are you related to user kwukduck?
Nope, actually i believe in Bitcoin in the long run. I just believe, that this pump is not going to be the start for our moon rally...
June 30, 2015, 06:28:16 AM
well well well Admiral_Bit - Newbie - Activity: 11 just gave us amazing deep insight to current financial situation. problem is, that greeks will simply say NO this Sunday and bitcoin will raise even more.
you will se my newbie friend later, who was right..
you will se my newbie friend later, who was right..
June 30, 2015, 06:25:03 AM
Breaking News: Tsipras is about to close last minute deal with the EU commission. Bitcoin will be at 240 again tomorrow...
Sell now or wait for the next hype...
Sell now or wait for the next hype...
At the moment the bitcoin price is 264$ which is good i think. But does ^this affect the btc price? what would affect to grow again like these days?
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