someone is buying at 8.00GBP or 12.60 USD on intersango
is it a pump and dump though ?
is it a pump and dump though ?
It is more likely pump and run.
by intersango or pirate ?
by intersango users
Topic: Pirate Manipulation behind the recent price spike? (Read 7041 times)
It is more likely pump and run.
by intersango or pirate ?
by intersango users
someone is buying at 8.00GBP or 12.60 USD on intersango
is it a pump and dump though ?
is it a pump and dump though ?
It is more likely pump and run.
by intersango or pirate ?
hey guys, I just had a thought:
could pirate be behind the current price spike?
could pirate be behind the current price spike?
someone is buying at 8.00GBP or 12.60 USD on intersango
is it a pump and dump though ?
is it a pump and dump though ?
It is more likely pump and run.
someone is buying at 8.00GBP or 12.60 USD on intersango
is it a pump and dump though ?
is it a pump and dump though ?
As long as the pirate can keep ratcheting up the price, I'm all for it! On the other hand, I wouldn't give him a Satoshi.
He claimed to have tanked the price, though.. And warned to buy in too expensive and all.
Ente
Hmm, maybe he tanked it, but it was opposite day? I'm pretty sure I see 11+ right now??
-Confused.
As long as the pirate can keep ratcheting up the price, I'm all for it! On the other hand, I wouldn't give him a Satoshi.
He claimed to have tanked the price, though.. And warned to buy in too expensive and all.
Ente
As long as the pirate can keep ratcheting up the price, I'm all for it! On the other hand, I wouldn't give him a Satoshi.
Even if it was Pirate back then at 17.07., it seems like it did cost him a fair amount of BTC, and his intervention held jts a mere two weeks.. He dropped it from 9.5 down to 7.5, and it went up to 9.5 again after 15 days, up to 11.1 after 17 days..
I dunno.. Nah, Pirate probably is quick, clever and opportunistic. But probably not causing 25% swings after all.
Ente
I dunno.. Nah, Pirate probably is quick, clever and opportunistic. But probably not causing 25% swings after all.
Ente
And it was only on two exchanges. And neither was Mt. Gox.
which one do you prefere?because it seems I have had bad luck with the smaller ones as you can see here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1073755
(has my money and my BTC's)
therefore I am looking for any trustable...
TIA
So, basically, the theory is that pirate is a large dark pool. He knows the real price, and can manipulate the exchanges using this info. And this all came about because MtGox is a dick about identification, and Bitcoinica started going down the regulatory path as well. I guess it's feasible. Though, I wonder how (and how long) it works in practice.
where do you go to sell something at a higher price than what the market is willing to pay for it ?
Where people who buy it don't want to be in public.Its easy to buy anything anonymously at market price ,just have an agent make the buys on your behalf
I doubt theres some billionaire/organisation paying pirate way over the odds to buy into bitcoin
he claims to be making around 10%+ per week so its easy for him to pay up to 7% and still make a killing ......
Very interesting .......
You assume that selling the coin is the only service pirate provides.
Check out http://bitcoin-analytics.com/
thxI have looked at the side and it's difficult to understand all for me (perhaps because I'm no native english speaker) and I ask me what do I have much more then on http://btccharts.com/ or http://bitcoincharts.com/ where I see most of the exchanges too?
(especially if I pay for the service...)
TIA
where do you go to sell something at a higher price than what the market is willing to pay for it ?
Where people who buy it don't want to be in public.Its easy to buy anything anonymously at market price ,just have an agent make the buys on your behalf
I doubt theres some billionaire/organisation paying pirate way over the odds to buy into bitcoin
he claims to be making around 10%+ per week so its easy for him to pay up to 7% and still make a killing ......
Very interesting .......
where do you go to sell something at a higher price than what the market is willing to pay for it ?
Where people who buy it don't want to be in public. Do you really think someone with this kind of money sells his bitcoins on the market?
Nobody will sell at below market value regardless of their wealth status ,and where do you go to sell something at a higher price than what the market is willing to pay for it ?
#2) People don't like to believe that some regular guy can make at least 7% a week. After all, most people here aren't making 7% per week, especially if you're not investing with Pirate or a pass-through.
Counter-point to #2) It is absolutely possible for this to happen. I've made 2000% in about 8 months from trading alone. That 2000% doesn't include mining profits, product sales, or service sales. Nor was it a full time job. It was day trading. And it was only on two exchanges. And neither was Mt. Gox.
HiCounter-point to #2) It is absolutely possible for this to happen. I've made 2000% in about 8 months from trading alone. That 2000% doesn't include mining profits, product sales, or service sales. Nor was it a full time job. It was day trading. And it was only on two exchanges. And neither was Mt. Gox.
I have tried a few times day trading, but with the fees @MtGox in the end I have had (if I won) the same (or lower) as before the trades -> meaning that the really profit has made MtGox
therefore:
is there any chart with comparing the fees from all of the exchanges anywhere?
TIA
#2) People don't like to believe that some regular guy can make at least 7% a week. After all, most people here aren't making 7% per week, especially if you're not investing with Pirate or a pass-through.
Counter-point to #2) It is absolutely possible for this to happen. I've made 2000% in about 8 months from trading alone. That 2000% doesn't include mining profits, product sales, or service sales. Nor was it a full time job. It was day trading. And it was only on two exchanges. And neither was Mt. Gox.
HiCounter-point to #2) It is absolutely possible for this to happen. I've made 2000% in about 8 months from trading alone. That 2000% doesn't include mining profits, product sales, or service sales. Nor was it a full time job. It was day trading. And it was only on two exchanges. And neither was Mt. Gox.
I have tried a few times day trading, but with the fees @MtGox in the end I have had (if I won) the same (or lower) as before the trades -> meaning that the really profit has made MtGox
therefore:
is there any chart with comparing the fees from all of the exchanges anywhere?
TIA
Somehow we have to admit that "pirate40" was right. panic buyer at 9.5$ could have buy at lower price. I think small crashes in rally and patience can make very good friends for investors: buy the dips.
I usually place a bidding order 5% -10% lower than it is trading now, and seldom it cannot be full filled given 1 week time.
I usually place a bidding order 5% -10% lower than it is trading now, and seldom it cannot be full filled given 1 week time.
Pirate says he will go to Defcon, so perhaps he'll pull up his ultrabook in the middle of the street, release the yubikey from inside his eye patch and make a rally right there and then on the street for everyone to see!!*
Seeing is believing!!!!
Seeing is believing!!!!
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