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Topic: Stamp is Leading BTC.....That means DUMPAGE! - page 3. (Read 3699 times)

legendary
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The risk of this kinds of dumps is always out, maybe even more when they have mot happened yet. After all, the seller now has 2k bitcoin less to get rid off..

I wouldn't worry too much, only about being 100% in fiat.. Better to spread it a bit more.
legendary
Activity: 1937
Merit: 1001
Oh there will be a huge dump already.
If you just look at the thousands of coins being loaded into their enumerated deposit addresses you know this thing is about to go down...
Just a matter of when people will hit the sell button.
hero member
Activity: 770
Merit: 500
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Never heard about stamp. Is this a shorthand for the real name of the exchange?

Does not seem there is going to be a big dump either. Price is going a little bit down, but slowly, and hope it goes up again soon.
legendary
Activity: 2310
Merit: 1422
http://www.coindesk.com/unconfirmed-report-5-million-bitstamp-bitcoin-exchange/

Stamp was hacked really bad: wallets compromised, servers compromised, users trust compromised. I really don't know how they got up again. After that I did not consider Stamp a good exchange. So whatever happens to it I don't care

Ok. So Bitstamp was hacked, and robbed. And their books may or may not be balanced today as a result.

However, that was then and his is now.

Earlier today, some way dumped around 2K BTC, by dropping little 100 BTC bundles in Ask Wall. This was not a hacker. This was somebody with BTC to sell on the main cash out exchange. The $64K question is, is that him done, or has he simply took the foot of the gas, in order not to tank the market and allow support to build?

Whatever the case is, the RISK IS ON, in trading BTC at the moment......so I am out.

Man, the risk is always out there. These are not regulated exchanges! they can do whatever they want with your money when you send some to them.
This is why I don't use them. I use Bitcoin where they value them for what they are.
hero member
Activity: 840
Merit: 1000
This reminds me of every post where its obvious the X is going to happen, but then suddenly the opposite happens.

I expect another spike up later today Wink

Perhaps.

But having seen what I just seen on Bitstamp, Bitcoin just seems a little too 'gamey' at the moment for my risk tolerance.

The West aint buying Bitcoin. China is buying Bitcoin, although how much they are actually buying is quite another matter, as the majority of the volume on these CNY exchanges is clearly and demonstrably, fabricated. Nothing more than HFT bots playing pass the parcel with 0% fees. So the market is up at the heights of a very large trading range, being pushed up by Chinese trading, which may or may not even be real, meanwhile, we have some Whale rock up to Stamp with a rather large quantity of Bitcoin to sell.......

.......I am swaying increasingly toward the notion that Bitcoin is being held/pushed up here, to be dumped into. If 'they' trigger another spike up, then 'woteva'. My congratulations go to all those who are long and take profits from it.

This market is just not be trusted at the moment. This won't be first time this week that the technicals were pointing at one likelihood, only for the complete opposite to happen.

legendary
Activity: 2576
Merit: 1087
This reminds me of every post where its obvious the X is going to happen, but then suddenly the opposite happens.

I expect another spike up later today Wink
legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
http://www.coindesk.com/unconfirmed-report-5-million-bitstamp-bitcoin-exchange/

Stamp was hacked really bad: wallets compromised, servers compromised, users trust compromised. I really don't know how they got up again. After that I did not consider Stamp a good exchange. So whatever happens to it I don't care

Ok. So Bitstamp was hacked, and robbed. And their books may or may not be balanced today as a result.

However, that was then and his is now.

Earlier today, some way dumped around 2K BTC, by dropping little 100 BTC bundles in Ask Wall. This was not a hacker. This was somebody with BTC to sell on the main cash out exchange. The $64K question is, is that him done, or has he simply took the foot of the gas, in order not to tank the market and allow support to build?

Whatever the case is, the RISK IS ON, in trading BTC at the moment......so I am out.

this is clearly a sign of price consolidation, it's better to not trade now, you will get few penny unless you do massive leverage, i would wait for the next move before doing anything

this remind me of the 250 mark, all over again, prepare to broke the 500 mark
legendary
Activity: 2170
Merit: 1427
http://www.coindesk.com/unconfirmed-report-5-million-bitstamp-bitcoin-exchange/

Stamp was hacked really bad: wallets compromised, servers compromised, users trust compromised. I really don't know how they got up again. After that I did not consider Stamp a good exchange. So whatever happens to it I don't care

Bitstamp wasn't hiding anything like other exchanges do when they are "hacked" and a lot coins are stolen. Bitstamp is very open and will pay all people back, if they haven't already. They have sufficient reserves and a good fee income to solve this.

OP; When do you plan to buy back?
hero member
Activity: 840
Merit: 1000
http://www.coindesk.com/unconfirmed-report-5-million-bitstamp-bitcoin-exchange/

Stamp was hacked really bad: wallets compromised, servers compromised, users trust compromised. I really don't know how they got up again. After that I did not consider Stamp a good exchange. So whatever happens to it I don't care

Ok. So Bitstamp was hacked, and robbed. And their books may or may not be balanced today as a result.

However, that was then and his is now.

Earlier today, some way dumped around 2K BTC, by dropping little 100 BTC bundles in Ask Wall. This was not a hacker. This was somebody with BTC to sell on the main cash out exchange. The $64K question is, is that him done, or has he simply took the foot of the gas, in order not to tank the market and allow support to build?

Whatever the case is, the RISK IS ON, in trading BTC at the moment......so I am out.
legendary
Activity: 2310
Merit: 1422
http://www.coindesk.com/unconfirmed-report-5-million-bitstamp-bitcoin-exchange/

Stamp was hacked really bad: wallets compromised, servers compromised, users trust compromised. I really don't know how they got up again. After that I did not consider Stamp a good exchange. So whatever happens to it I don't care
hero member
Activity: 840
Merit: 1000
stamp was hacked, no one is trusting that shitty exchange anymore, i'm lucky i didn't send them my id

i would trust more chinese exchange at this point

When was it hacked though?

That market action on Stamp didn't seem like a hacker to me (why stop at dropping the mkt just $10?). It seemed like someone with a big bundle of BTC to be converted to USD, but who also didn't want to crash the market, hence the steady drip of 100 BTC bullets into Bid Wall, as opposed to simply dropping a 2K BTC sell all at once. Had he done that, then this would have panicked investors much more than what we have seen and we may have had a little landslide, which wouldn't be good for any whale looking to cash out BTC into USD.

Question is, is the whale done? Or is he waiting for support to build so he can convert his next 2K BTC tranch into USD at more or less the same price as he dumped the last lot?

Despite not having the trade volume of the margin exchanges, Stamp remains the most solid, and the most liquid USD Bitcoin exchange around. It is both the Cash-in, and the Cash-out exchange of choice. But in this era of the CNY driven pumpage of Bitcoin, we are seeing Stamp take the lead primarily during Cash Out stints......whether we are about to see another Stamp Bear Whale selling fest, I really have no idea, but even seeing small hints of a whale with a whole of BTC on Stamp, makes me very nervous.
legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
stamp was hacked, no one is trusting that shitty exchange anymore, i'm lucky i didn't send them my id

i would trust more chinese exchange at this point
hero member
Activity: 490
Merit: 500
leading is available on kraken or stamp?
hero member
Activity: 840
Merit: 1000
Sounds like you are running both shorts and longs at the same time. Must be very profitable for you.

Maybe you would be better of by stopping day trading, looks like it is too stressful for you.

Nope...

Had 5 trades in past fortnight....win some, lose some, but overall I am in profit.

But I can't be in any trade at the moment......how many more BTC does this Stamp whale have to dump and how quickly is he looking to dump them? I would only be guessing the answer to the question, but the answer to that question will determine which way BTC is going to go. So in summation, NO TRADE....Exited current trade at scratch.
legendary
Activity: 1946
Merit: 1007
Sounds like you are running both shorts and longs at the same time. Must be very profitable for you.

Maybe you would be better of by stopping day trading, looks like it is too stressful for you.
sr. member
Activity: 392
Merit: 250
Ah, the cockar0ach thread.
hero member
Activity: 840
Merit: 1000
Yep!

Just exited my leveraged long, and sold all my BTC on Kraken....when this happens on Stamp...

FUCKING RUN!

Spreading all this doom and gloom the last few days and you were leveraged long?!?

I stated my position on a MatTheCat 'reverse indicator' thread. But have now abandoned that trade idea and exited it at scratch.

Precisely how many BTC this Stamp whale has to dump is anyones guess...maybe he is done....or perhaps he is done for now, until the market recovers somewhat and more support builds.......either way....fuck dat shit.
sr. member
Activity: 392
Merit: 250
Yep!

Just exited my leveraged long, and sold all my BTC on Kraken....when this happens on Stamp...

FUCKING RUN!

Spreading all this doom and gloom the last few days and you were leveraged long?!?
hero member
Activity: 840
Merit: 1000
Yep!

Just exited my leveraged long, and sold all my BTC on Kraken....when this happens on Stamp...

FUCKING RUN!
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