You forgot this:
1. United States 0% 0% 3% 9% 0% 2% 37% 928,407
2. China 0% 0% 1% 2% 0% 1% 65% 258,086
3. Germany 0% 0% 4% 6% 0% 1% 31% 206,545
China in second place now...
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Charlie Munger, on Bitcoin: "I think it's rat poison."
Bill Gates, on Bitcoin: "I think it's a technical tour de force."
Warren Buffett, on Bitcoin: "I think either Charlie or Bill is right."
Bill Gates, on Bitcoin: "I think it's a technical tour de force."
Warren Buffett, on Bitcoin: "I think either Charlie or Bill is right."
hell yeah! Munger is correct. It's rat poison... poison for the rats. These bankster rats.
I'm absorbing as much as I can as well. In my case, I learn fast, discarding is easy and have suburb instincts and sense. BUT, there is one thing hampering me.
Bad luck. I'm still bleeding because of missing the mark by 50 cents. fml
Anyways I don't know what to think about the whales. I mean, those 1000 sell order walls, this and that. I really hate the idea of rich pricks gaming the market while screwing everyone else.
Usually the cognitive dissonance created when someone believes they are smart and skilled and are faced with the reality of failure or bad decisions is solved in the brain by blaming it on "bad luck". Don't be that guy dude.
Maybe next time spread your asks and bids out a bit so that you incrementally buy on the dips and sell on the rises in price.
Either TA is bunk and all of trading for Alpha is luck, in which case your instincts and sense is a moot issue, or it isn't and your instinct and sense will win out long-term and no "bad luck" will keep you from profiting long-term.
I've made money in my trades so far, but I'm not convinced it's due to any sort of superior tactics but most likely just luck. I'll need a much longer history of trading to get a better feeling for how well my strategies are working out.
We had a dip to 98 yesterday where I was able to get back in for a small BTC profit, I'd be surprised if we didn't get another opportunity like that or better in the near future. Good luck man.
http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/2359385547001/
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Charlie Munger, on Bitcoin: "I think it's rat poison."
Bill Gates, on Bitcoin: "I think it's a technical tour de force."
Warren Buffett, on Bitcoin: "I think either Charlie or Bill is right."
Bill Gates, on Bitcoin: "I think it's a technical tour de force."
Warren Buffett, on Bitcoin: "I think either Charlie or Bill is right."
Warren Buffett, on Bitcoin: “I’ll put it this way, of our $US49 billion we haven’t moved any of it to Bitcoin" (WSJ Blog)
http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/2359385547001/
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Charlie Munger, on Bitcoin: "I think it's rat poison."
Bill Gates, on Bitcoin: "I think it's a techno tour de force."
Warren Buffett, on Bitcoin: "I think either Charlie or Bill is right."
Bill Gates, on Bitcoin: "I think it's a techno tour de force."
Warren Buffett, on Bitcoin: "I think either Charlie or Bill is right."
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Host: "Do you understand it?"
Charlie Munger: "No, but..."
Charlie Munger: "No, but..."
http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/2359385547001/
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Charlie Munger, on Bitcoin: "I think it's rat poison."
Bill Gates, on Bitcoin: "I think it's a technical tour de force."
Warren Buffett, on Bitcoin: "I think either Charlie or Bill is right."
Bill Gates, on Bitcoin: "I think it's a technical tour de force."
Warren Buffett, on Bitcoin: "I think either Charlie or Bill is right."
Anyways I don't know what to think about the whales. I mean, those 1000 sell order walls, this and that. I really hate the idea of rich pricks gaming the market while screwing everyone else.
I don't worry about it any more. And really, if it wasn't for the whales right now, bitcoin would be much, much smaller - and growing much more slowly. They'll get their fiat dollars and then they'll go away to the next thing, for the most part: looking for the adrenaline pump they feed on.
But in the long run, we'll get the things that bitcoin is for.
Fair trade.
This is exactly like oil speculation except oil companies manage to bump up the price constantly.
Needless to say this is pure speculation and nothing else. Look at the market right now.
Needless to say this is pure speculation and nothing else. Look at the market right now.
People with five million dollars don't dump it into companies which are supported by speculation alone. Period.
I think you misunderstood what I meant, I was referring to OPs price claim. The second line I mean. The first was a generality towards the majority of the speculation board.
and in BTCs case aren't the people with five million dollars able to play with the price to their hearts content?
I mean no disrespect Sensei. I have much to learn from those more experienced than I.
Ahh.
But no - I don't think five mill is enough to totally control the market. In fact, I suspect that some of the whales are getting fucked. The bitcoin people with their new wealth do stuff that experienced speculators would never expect. It must be frustrating to a professional in this market. I have no sympathy.
I learn more every day here - I just wish I was better at unlearning.
I'm absorbing as much as I can as well. In my case, I learn fast, discarding is easy and have suburb instincts and sense. BUT, there is one thing hampering me.
Bad luck. I'm still bleeding because of missing the mark by 50 cents. fml
Anyways I don't know what to think about the whales. I mean, those 1000 sell order walls, this and that. I really hate the idea of rich pricks gaming the market while screwing everyone else.
If you learn how to predict the whale behaviors you can ride their tails and make some money along with them.
This is the only real good news we've had in a month or so.
Except Bitcoin on a 30-min Chinese government CCTV-2 report.
A TV report is not news.
I don't think he meant that the TV report was news.
I think he meant that the existence of the report itself was the news, regardless of its content.
This is exactly like oil speculation except oil companies manage to bump up the price constantly.
Needless to say this is pure speculation and nothing else. Look at the market right now.
Needless to say this is pure speculation and nothing else. Look at the market right now.
People with five million dollars don't dump it into companies which are supported by speculation alone. Period.
I think you misunderstood what I meant, I was referring to OPs price claim. The second line I mean. The first was a generality towards the majority of the speculation board.
and in BTCs case aren't the people with five million dollars able to play with the price to their hearts content?
I mean no disrespect Sensei. I have much to learn from those more experienced than I.
Ahh.
But no - I don't think five mill is enough to totally control the market. In fact, I suspect that some of the whales are getting fucked. The bitcoin people with their new wealth do stuff that experienced speculators would never expect. It must be frustrating to a professional in this market. I have no sympathy.
I learn more every day here - I just wish I was better at unlearning.
I'm absorbing as much as I can as well. In my case, I learn fast, discarding is easy and have suburb instincts and sense. BUT, there is one thing hampering me.
Bad luck. I'm still bleeding because of missing the mark by 50 cents. fml
Anyways I don't know what to think about the whales. I mean, those 1000 sell order walls, this and that. I really hate the idea of rich pricks gaming the market while screwing everyone else.
This is the only real good news we've had in a month or so.
Except Bitcoin on a 30-min Chinese government CCTV-2 report.
A TV report is not news.
This is exactly like oil speculation except oil companies manage to bump up the price constantly.
Needless to say this is pure speculation and nothing else. Look at the market right now.
Needless to say this is pure speculation and nothing else. Look at the market right now.
People with five million dollars don't dump it into companies which are supported by speculation alone. Period.
I think you misunderstood what I meant, I was referring to OPs price claim. The second line I mean. The first was a generality towards the majority of the speculation board.
and in BTCs case aren't the people with five million dollars able to play with the price to their hearts content?
I mean no disrespect Sensei. I have much to learn from those more experienced than I.
Ahh.
But no - I don't think five mill is enough to totally control the market. In fact, I suspect that some of the whales are getting fucked. The bitcoin people with their new wealth do stuff that experienced speculators would never expect. It must be frustrating to a professional in this market. I have no sympathy.
I learn more every day here - I just wish I was better at unlearning.
This is exactly like oil speculation except oil companies manage to bump up the price constantly.
Needless to say this is pure speculation and nothing else. Look at the market right now.
Needless to say this is pure speculation and nothing else. Look at the market right now.
People with five million dollars don't dump it into companies which are supported by speculation alone. Period.
I think you misunderstood what I meant, I was referring to OPs price claim. The second line I mean. The first was a generality towards the majority of the speculation board.
and in BTCs case aren't the people with five million dollars able to play with the price to their hearts content?
I mean no disrespect Sensei. I have much to learn from those more experienced than I.
Edit: if you were talking about oil companies well thats self explanatory. Monopolies and all that jazz.
This is exactly like oil speculation except oil companies manage to bump up the price constantly.
Needless to say this is pure speculation and nothing else. Look at the market right now.
Needless to say this is pure speculation and nothing else. Look at the market right now.
People with five million dollars don't dump it into companies which are supported by speculation alone. Period.
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Bitcoin Startups Begin to Attract Real Cash
TECHNOLOGY May 7, 2013, 6:07 p.m. ET
Venture Investors Pour in Millions, Adding Credibility to Internet Virtual Currency; Regulation Looms as a Concern
By SARAH E. NEEDLEMAN and SPENCER E. ANTE
Bitcoin startups are beginning to raise sizable investment capital even as industry leaders warn that hackers are abusing the Internet virtual currency for profit.
In the past year, fledgling businesses Coinbase Inc., Coinsetter Inc. and CoinLab Inc. have raised millions of dollars collectively from prominent venture-capital firms and angel investors, adding credibility to a digital currency that isn't backed by a central bank.
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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323687604578469012375269952.html
TECHNOLOGY May 7, 2013, 6:07 p.m. ET
Venture Investors Pour in Millions, Adding Credibility to Internet Virtual Currency; Regulation Looms as a Concern
By SARAH E. NEEDLEMAN and SPENCER E. ANTE
Bitcoin startups are beginning to raise sizable investment capital even as industry leaders warn that hackers are abusing the Internet virtual currency for profit.
In the past year, fledgling businesses Coinbase Inc., Coinsetter Inc. and CoinLab Inc. have raised millions of dollars collectively from prominent venture-capital firms and angel investors, adding credibility to a digital currency that isn't backed by a central bank.
[...]
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323687604578469012375269952.html
Liquidated my short position at $110. This is big and I'm a bull now.
This got me thinking, (a trend reputing itself) in 2011 /12 I stopped watching the price and just focused on the economic principles (and the news) at play in Bitcoin. Every now and then I would have an overwhelming urge to invest, and I would check out the market and make my call, it worked well (well not great, just well, ultimately I called bubble around $13, otherwise life would have changed.)
So my thought, I haven't found myself price watching now for a few weeks, and just reading the news, and I have occasionally thought now this story is bullish but like PayPal CEO John Donaho, mentioning Bitcoin, and have just looked to see if it has an impact on the price, and yes, it sure does, up 30-40%, or Bitcoin foundation members suing each other, and secure enough its down, or China publishing news on Bitcoin and sure enough it is up.
This news (Coinbase) to me is the biggest, it implies more infrastructure, so yes short term bull trap in a bear market, but this is looking strong for long-term growth.
I doubt. Once the US Feds deregulate it without any warning.. BTC will go to zero to a penny!
USA will now way have 1 BTC = 100US$
They would want 1 US$ = 100 BTC << REALITY!!
First you call the OP fake news. Then this. Just go...
Liquidated my short position at $110. This is big and I'm a bull now.
This got me thinking, (a trend reputing itself) in 2011 /12 I stopped watching the price and just focused on the economic principles (and the news) at play in Bitcoin. Every now and then I would have an overwhelming urge to invest, and I would check out the market and make my call, it worked well (well not great, just well, ultimately I called bubble around $13, otherwise life would have changed.)
So my thought, I haven't found myself price watching now for a few weeks, and just reading the news, and I have occasionally thought now this story is bullish but like PayPal CEO John Donaho, mentioning Bitcoin, and have just looked to see if it has an impact on the price, and yes, it sure does, up 30-40%, or Bitcoin foundation members suing each other, and secure enough its down, or China publishing news on Bitcoin and sure enough it is up.
This news (Coinbase) to me is the biggest, it implies more infrastructure, so yes short term bull trap in a bear market, but this is looking strong for long-term growth.
I doubt. Once the US Feds deregulate it without any warning.. BTC will go to zero to a penny!
USA will now way have 1 BTC = 100US$
They would want 1 US$ = 100 BTC << REALITY!!
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