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hero member
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October 08, 2013, 04:20:32 PM
#57
who uses gox prices?

i am tired of $120-125 tho, so i bought some.
legendary
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October 08, 2013, 03:57:35 PM
#56
Well, almost 2 days now, we stagnate at 140$.  There's a jump once in a while to 145, and then it get all the way down to 140$.  It is as if someone is trying to control the price.

The point is that if it does that for too long, who will want to buy?  Each time there's an incentive for price to go up, it's a dead shot in the water...

Almost a month later we're still stuck near 140.

How boring.  Grin
sr. member
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September 30, 2013, 09:06:48 PM
#55
Personally, I would be pretty happy to see $140... on Bitstamp.
legendary
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September 30, 2013, 08:43:43 PM
#54
Tired of $140?

Okay sell to me at $100. Sounds like a plan.  Grin
legendary
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September 30, 2013, 03:57:38 PM
#53
I also think 200 is not a place bitcoin will remain at for long.
+1

Wait for the next order of magnitude to sell. However, it will most likely come with a bubble.
donator
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September 30, 2013, 02:57:08 PM
#52
I hope that we can reach 200 usd again, then I will sell some btc

probably not. The excitement of the rally might keep you holding on longer. I also think 200 is not a place bitcoin will remain at for long.

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September 30, 2013, 10:08:53 AM
#51
I hope that we can reach 200 usd again, then I will sell some btc
legendary
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September 30, 2013, 10:04:18 AM
#50
A couple of hours ago a small whale placed buy orders around 135$. There is data to support a small (for now) upcoming drop.

legendary
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September 17, 2013, 08:07:15 AM
#49
The price stays mostly below 143$ because that's the resistance level induced by those who got stuck on the 5th September.
If the whale buying pattern continues, we should see another large buy within 1 - 2 hours. How high it will reach, I don't know, that's why I'm jumpy now.
5th Sep?  ~$140 has been a major resistance level all over the chart, not just Sep 5.  Don't forget about April 29, when they started dumping 250K BTC day.  Yeah remember the days when there was REAL volume? THOSE are the days that matter and which control the trends.  The volume as of late has been totally pathetic in comparison.



There is less insight into the volume lately. At least within the US, there is reason to believe that Coinbase is trading large volumes, but they do not make there statistics public.

Volume will come back in the next few weeks based on our model. Exciting times ahead for bitcoin charts...!
You rely on models for advice? I can see you collecting fees from fools here and spending them on models that are sucking your d**k, who you ask for ''''''advice''''''.

Yes we have models.
No they don't cost anything
Yes we collect fees because people value accurate forecasts for their trading

sr. member
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September 17, 2013, 04:21:43 AM
#48
The price stays mostly below 143$ because that's the resistance level induced by those who got stuck on the 5th September.
If the whale buying pattern continues, we should see another large buy within 1 - 2 hours. How high it will reach, I don't know, that's why I'm jumpy now.
5th Sep?  ~$140 has been a major resistance level all over the chart, not just Sep 5.  Don't forget about April 29, when they started dumping 250K BTC day.  Yeah remember the days when there was REAL volume? THOSE are the days that matter and which control the trends.  The volume as of late has been totally pathetic in comparison.



There is less insight into the volume lately. At least within the US, there is reason to believe that Coinbase is trading large volumes, but they do not make there statistics public.

Volume will come back in the next few weeks based on our model. Exciting times ahead for bitcoin charts...!
You rely on models for advice? I can see you collecting fees from fools here and spending them on models that are sucking your d**k, who you ask for ''''''advice''''''.
legendary
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September 17, 2013, 03:49:52 AM
#47
The price stays mostly below 143$ because that's the resistance level induced by those who got stuck on the 5th September.
If the whale buying pattern continues, we should see another large buy within 1 - 2 hours. How high it will reach, I don't know, that's why I'm jumpy now.
5th Sep?  ~$140 has been a major resistance level all over the chart, not just Sep 5.  Don't forget about April 29, when they started dumping 250K BTC day.  Yeah remember the days when there was REAL volume? THOSE are the days that matter and which control the trends.  The volume as of late has been totally pathetic in comparison.



There is less insight into the volume lately. At least within the US, there is reason to believe that Coinbase is trading large volumes, but they do not make there statistics public.

Volume will come back in the next few weeks based on our model. Exciting times ahead for bitcoin charts...!
hero member
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September 16, 2013, 08:22:15 AM
#46
The price stays mostly below 143$ because that's the resistance level induced by those who got stuck on the 5th September.
If the whale buying pattern continues, we should see another large buy within 1 - 2 hours. How high it will reach, I don't know, that's why I'm jumpy now.
5th Sep?  ~$140 has been a major resistance level all over the chart, not just Sep 5.  Don't forget about April 29, when they started dumping 250K BTC day.  Yeah remember the days when there was REAL volume? THOSE are the days that matter and which control the trends.  The volume as of late has been totally pathetic in comparison.



There is less insight into the volume lately. At least within the US, there is reason to believe that Coinbase is trading large volumes, but they do not make there statistics public.
hero member
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September 16, 2013, 07:38:26 AM
#45
The price stays mostly below 143$ because that's the resistance level induced by those who got stuck on the 5th September.
If the whale buying pattern continues, we should see another large buy within 1 - 2 hours. How high it will reach, I don't know, that's why I'm jumpy now.
5th Sep?  ~$140 has been a major resistance level all over the chart, not just Sep 5.  Don't forget about April 29, when they started dumping 250K BTC day.  Yeah remember the days when there was REAL volume? THOSE are the days that matter and which control the trends.  The volume as of late has been totally pathetic in comparison.

legendary
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September 15, 2013, 05:20:10 PM
#44
The money flow indicator has nothing to do with mining difficulty.
legendary
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September 15, 2013, 04:46:38 PM
#43
Once the money flow drops, we may see a crash similar to the one of the 5th September.
I believe we are just a couple of hours from it.

What makes you think the value of bitcoin will drop the difficulty just increased dramatically
legendary
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September 15, 2013, 03:46:46 PM
#42
Once the money flow drops, we may see a crash similar to the one of the 5th September.
I believe we are just a couple of hours from it.

I don't know.  It is the weekend.  So far it has been pretty stable.
legendary
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September 15, 2013, 12:28:19 PM
#41
Once the money flow drops, we may see a crash similar to the one of the 5th September.
I believe we are just a couple of hours from it.
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September 15, 2013, 09:49:42 AM
#40
mt.gox is no longer a refence for bitcoin price.
We are currently at 130.7 usd / btc and we never reached 140 this month.

Did you make a typo?

Say's who? Coindesk? Bitstamp? BTC-E?

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You are right, but what good is that? ya you can put bitcoins in and get bitcoins out but who cares? What good does that do you. People use an exchange to exchange

Some of us only put bitcoins in, and only take bitcoins out. If I see at $200 on gox and it drops to $100 at which point I buy back, I withdraw BTC, just like I deposited BTC.



That is what i do, i have never deposited usd or withdrawn usd from any exchange. I understand your point but it is not no good doing that on gox.

If you send to gox and sell off then when you buy back in it will be at a higher rate than market value. So you mine or buy coins and you sell them on gox for usd at a 10 percent mark up Sweet right? No because when you buy back in you will be buying back in at a 10 percent mark up and you have the added risk of dealing with an exchange that is on the ropes. 


No, you have to deal within the exchange you are trading. If Fiat withdrawal worked evenly for all the exchanges, the price would equalise (back when bitinstant served BTC-E and GOX people arbitraged all the time). The price difference exists because of how hard/easy it is to get money in/out.

If you are IN gox, then you pay attention to the GOX rate. By nature, if you could buy at Bitstamp and sell at GOX, the price difference would disappear. It's an artificial situation.
legendary
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September 15, 2013, 09:46:27 AM
#39
mt.gox is no longer a refence for bitcoin price.
We are currently at 130.7 usd / btc and we never reached 140 this month.

Did you make a typo?

Say's who? Coindesk? Bitstamp? BTC-E?

Quote
You are right, but what good is that? ya you can put bitcoins in and get bitcoins out but who cares? What good does that do you. People use an exchange to exchange

Some of us only put bitcoins in, and only take bitcoins out. If I see at $200 on gox and it drops to $100 at which point I buy back, I withdraw BTC, just like I deposited BTC.



That is what i do, i have never deposited usd or withdrawn usd from any exchange. I understand your point but it is not no good doing that on gox.

If you send to gox and sell off then when you buy back in it will be at a higher rate than market value. So you mine or buy coins and you sell them on gox for usd at a 10 percent mark up Sweet right? No because when you buy back in you will be buying back in at a 10 percent mark up and you have the added risk of dealing with an exchange that is on the ropes. 
hero member
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September 15, 2013, 09:38:09 AM
#38
mt.gox is no longer a refence for bitcoin price.
We are currently at 130.7 usd / btc and we never reached 140 this month.

Did you make a typo?

I can and do sell on gox. Yes, on 140USD equialent of euros. Ignoring the mtgox rate is quite stupid imho. The world doesn't revolve around the US.
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