I think someone with deep pockets is trading a tight range, like buying at 13.95 and selling at 14.05. I believe some mtgox customers are currently trading for free temporarily (as compensation for the hack problems) and so they have nothing to lose on that game.
Eventually the market will run out of BTC to be bought or sold at that price and the price will move on.
I think this time it has been going on much longer because of a combination of a reasonable price and deep pocket trader(s) with low cost trades. The stability may also be reinforcing because the longer it goes on, the more folks perceive it as a well balanced price, and as the buy in, it brings in more folks who believe in that price, stabilizing even more, and so on.
Topic: Price Stability On Mt. Gox? (Read 581 times)
It is much easier to pump Bitcoins into MtGox than it is US Dollars. More willing sellers than buyers willing to set up a Dwolla account and move money into MtGox. It will take sometime for buyers fears to settle after the Hacking scandal.
Also big time miners seem to either be worried or just desperate to cash out to pay for their rigs.
Also big time miners seem to either be worried or just desperate to cash out to pay for their rigs.
Anyone know what is happening today with Bitcoin Prices? Typically there are wild swings of several percentage points throughout the day. Now the chart is close to flat: http://mtgoxlive.com/orders
What's changed in the past 24 hours?
What's changed in the past 24 hours?
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