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January 21, 2018, 11:12:06 PM
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The US suddenly closed the transaction. And Bitcoin immediately raised the price ($ 12k) at the current time and predicted it would increase further. Let's go back to the past with Bitcoin closing up 950%. This is like a tsunami. This time you look like this. Bitcoin and most other coin prices have increased sharply today and there are no signs of diminishing.
What do you think about this? Good luck!!!
I agree and agree with you, I also think that bitcoin will soon rise and other coin coins also follow the price increase, and now we will be ready to be ready to welcome the bitcoin price increase in 2018, hopefully running smoothly.
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There has been precedent in the past where a government shutdown sparked a massive rally. That was in 2013 I believe.

People who were around then thought that this would cause another spark because the price suddenly increased, and it didn't. The price increase has been erased, and we can put this issue to rest. What happened then was likely a coincidence, and so was the slight spike.
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The US suddenly closed the transaction.
What do you mean the sudden closed transaction? AFAIK, recent closest news about US is that their government had shutdown. I can't find any other "closed" transaction that's related to US. Maybe you should give some idea or info links about that deal otherwise that's about the recent shutdown.

And Bitcoin immediately raised the price ($ 12k) at the current time and predicted it would increase further.
It's because bitcoin went from a huge dumped and it started again at $9k so after that it shall be followed by a good pump so it went good at $12k and now back to $11k.
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There's no connection about US shutdown to bitcoin nor crypto. That's a mere coincidence and people who are in crypto thinks that there must be some inter-correlation about it but they are misleading themselves, there's none.
No one knows the reason of it, we can't pretend that it's the US' governement.

Oh, this thread is about the failure of the US Government to agree on a budget for the year? Yeah, this is typical in the US. This has become nearly a yearly event where the two political parties decide to act like petulant children and decide to not agree to the leading party's budget proposal. The reality is that if any of these politicians had some balls - and the ability to affect any sort of change - they'd vote to not raise the budget every single year. They all complain about spending, until it's their turn to get to ask for some money. Hypocrites...all of them.

Will it affect the price of Bitcoin? No.
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The US suddenly closed the transaction. And Bitcoin immediately raised the price ($ 12k) at the current time and predicted it would increase further. Let's go back to the past with Bitcoin closing up 950%. This is like a tsunami. This time you look like this. Bitcoin and most other coin prices have increased sharply today and there are no signs of diminishing.
What do you think about this? Good luck!!!
What? transaction of what? Can't understand.
I really doubt the US shutdown has anything to do with bitcoin's rise.
There's no connection about US shutdown to bitcoin nor crypto. That's a mere coincidence and people who are in crypto thinks that there must be some inter-correlation about it but they are misleading themselves, there's none.
No one knows the reason of it, we can't pretend that it's the US' governement.
http://edition.cnn.com/2018/01/20/politics/what-next-government-shutdown/index.html
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January 21, 2018, 05:23:33 PM
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The US suddenly closed the transaction.

What transaction? Your whole thread is premised on the idea of some US deal, yet you don't provide any detail on what you're talking about.

This thread isn't starting off well.


Let's go back to the past with Bitcoin closing up 950%.

When was that? That's never happened. First, the crypto currency markets never close so there's never been a minute, hour, day, week, month, or year when Bitcoin has "closed" at any price. It never closes. Second, why do focus on the 950% mark? From what starting point?


The US suddenly closed the transaction. And Bitcoin immediately raised the price ($ 12k) at the current time and predicted it would increase further. Let's go back to the past with Bitcoin closing up 950%. This is like a tsunami. This time you look like this. Bitcoin and most other coin prices have increased sharply today and there are no signs of diminishing.
What do you think about this? Good luck!!!


This is like a tsunami.

Tsunami's usually kill people, are you saying we should expect us today?


This time you look like this.

This time we look like what? You need to actually explain what you're thinking, we can't read your mind.


Bitcoin and most other coin prices have increased sharply today and there are no signs of diminishing.
What do you think about this?

I guarantee you that there will be signs of price diminishing. It's incredibly rare that the prices of, as you say it, "most other coins" will go up and never return to this price. Beware of the FUD, man, you're getting deep in it.
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January 21, 2018, 05:14:52 PM
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I really doubt the US shutdown has anything to do with bitcoin's rise.

What people misunderstand about the United States is how decentralised it is. The states and the city govts are functioning as normal. And essential stuff that the federal govt does such as Medicare and Social Security is being paid for as normal.

All the shutdown affects is things like parks and museums, and the passport offices and stuff like that. It's hardly enough to affect the economy (especially as the IRA is collecting taxes as normal).

In 2013 the federal govt was shutdown for 2 weeks but the economy barely missed a beat.
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January 21, 2018, 05:10:25 PM
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The US suddenly closed the transaction. And Bitcoin immediately raised the price ($ 12k) at the current time and predicted it would increase further. Let's go back to the past with Bitcoin closing up 950%. This is like a tsunami. This time you look like this. Bitcoin and most other coin prices have increased sharply today and there are no signs of diminishing.
What do you think about this? Good luck!!!

Nobody knows why the price rise, but as you can see it is still not stable like what happen now. You say its increasing and no signs of diminjdhing, so what will you say on the price right now. It already is going down again. In my thought, only investors can make it grow, the more the investors the higher it would grow.
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January 21, 2018, 05:05:29 PM
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No one knows the reason of it, we can't pretend that it's the US' governement.
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January 21, 2018, 03:56:20 PM
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What transaction are you talking about? You mean the US shut down the government? Yes, they did

What? What are you exactly talking about? the United States shutting down the government? Do you have an idea of what are you talking about?

Anyway, no one knows that is the reason of this pump, but the US didn't do anything.


Are you living under a rock? http://www.cnn.com/2018/01/20/politics/what-next-government-shutdown/index.html

Yes. The US government is currently shut down because the parties could not come to an agreement mainly over DACA. It is temporary but no telling how long it will last. Back in 2008 it lasted around 16 days
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January 20, 2018, 02:13:07 PM
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What transaction are you talking about? You mean the US shut down the government? Yes, they did

What? What are you exactly talking about? the United States shutting down the government? Do you have an idea of what are you talking about?

Anyway, no one knows that is the reason of this pump, but the US didn't do anything.


No one knows the reason but anyone with sense knows that the government shutting down is certainly not the dominant reason for the price recovering. It is just a sign that confidence is restoring to the market or panic is being subdued. Nothing more than a re-correction back to a price which is more accurate instead of the lows of 9/10k.
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January 20, 2018, 02:09:38 PM
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What transaction are you talking about? You mean the US shut down the government? Yes, they did

What? What are you exactly talking about? the United States shutting down the government? Do you have an idea of what are you talking about?

Anyway, no one knows that is the reason of this pump, but the US didn't do anything.
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January 20, 2018, 02:03:03 PM
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What transaction are you talking about? You mean the US shut down the government? Yes, they did but it still remains to be seen how much scared money might trickle over to crypto from the US markets. We'll have a better idea of everything going on come Monday when the US markets open. Unfortunately, the USD has lost a chunk of value recently so it's also not that lucrative to cash out from crypto to fiat right now.
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January 20, 2018, 01:51:36 PM
#1
The US suddenly closed the transaction. And Bitcoin immediately raised the price ($ 12k) at the current time and predicted it would increase further. Let's go back to the past with Bitcoin closing up 950%. This is like a tsunami. This time you look like this. Bitcoin and most other coin prices have increased sharply today and there are no signs of diminishing.
What do you think about this? Good luck!!!
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