Topic: Someone Sold 7 BTC at $40 on BitFloor (Read 1335 times)
BoA is not quite in every state http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bank_of_America_footprint.png
Most likely, he sold it to himself to attract this kind of attention. Paint the tape
It's a shame more people don't use BitFloor though. It's the only exchange which offers nearby bank deposits
BitFloor: Bank of America, so far
BitMe: Chase
I think B of A is in every United State, while Chase isn't.
There's of B of A walking distance from my house
The nearest chase is a 20 mile drive into the city... nah
Most likely, he sold it to himself to attract this kind of attention. Paint the tape
It's a shame more people don't use BitFloor though. It's the only exchange which offers nearby bank deposits
BitFloor: Bank of America, so far
BitMe: Chase
I think B of A is in every United State, while Chase isn't.
Most likely, he sold it to himself to attract this kind of attention. Paint the tape
It's a shame more people don't use BitFloor though. It's the only exchange which offers nearby bank deposits, but it's impossible to buy anything below the GOX high.
the deposit method is/was too inconvenient (i noticed some new option was added, no clue about that). the withdrawal method is inconvenient in some cases, where one doesnt want to withdraw money to bank but would rather move it elsewhere online
Most likely, he sold it to himself to attract this kind of attention. Paint the tape
It's a shame more people don't use BitFloor though. It's the only exchange which offers nearby bank deposits, but it's impossible to buy anything below the GOX high.
Well there will be only 21 m, in existence and theres no competition as of yet.It keeps rising which would mean, in my view that theres a lot of demand for it currently.
Someone sold 7 BTC at $40 on BitFloor. See the high at
http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/bitfloorUSD.html
I've been buying some BTC on BitFloor and there haven't been many BTC offered for sale. But if more sales start to happen at $40, I might have to quit buying and start selling.
http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/bitfloorUSD.html
I've been buying some BTC on BitFloor and there haven't been many BTC offered for sale. But if more sales start to happen at $40, I might have to quit buying and start selling.
Sorry for the newbie question, but how do you see that 7 BTC were sold at $40? I see the candlestick stating that the higher price was $40, but I don't know how to see how many BTC were traded at that price.
Someone sold 7 BTC at $40 on BitFloor. See the high at
http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/bitfloorUSD.html
I've been buying some BTC on BitFloor and there haven't been many BTC offered for sale. But if more sales start to happen at $40, I might have to quit buying and start selling.
Probably just some other hack, move along folks. http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/bitfloorUSD.html
I've been buying some BTC on BitFloor and there haven't been many BTC offered for sale. But if more sales start to happen at $40, I might have to quit buying and start selling.
Most likely, he sold it to himself to attract this kind of attention. Paint the tape
That's confidence in a coin 
even if he can paid it for less.
even if he can paid it for less.
Someone sold 7 BTC at $40 on BitFloor. See the high at
http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/bitfloorUSD.html
I've been buying some BTC on BitFloor and there haven't been many BTC offered for sale. But if more sales start to happen at $40, I might have to quit buying and start selling.
http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/bitfloorUSD.html
I've been buying some BTC on BitFloor and there haven't been many BTC offered for sale. But if more sales start to happen at $40, I might have to quit buying and start selling.
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