don't post same topics, check the first one at here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--860746
I saw your thread. Title indicated a different line of discussion. Gone with the wind. Bye bye hivertroll. LOL
Topic: USMS auctioning 50k DPR coins. Supply begets demand? (Read 1153 times)
Gone with the wind. Bye bye hivertroll. LOL
http://www.usmarshals.gov/assets/2014/dpr-bitcoins/
We've now seen two incidents of massive sales of bitcoin that had the perhaps counter-intuitive effect of resulting in tremendous demand coming out of seemingly nowhere: The original ~30k silk road coins auction, where Tim Draper max-bid on all lots, and the ~30k BearWhale sell-wall that just built up buying-pressure at the ask and was fully eaten (with a nice bull pop afterwards).
It's a fascinating phenomenon, and I'm curious to see what happens with this current auction.
We've now seen two incidents of massive sales of bitcoin that had the perhaps counter-intuitive effect of resulting in tremendous demand coming out of seemingly nowhere: The original ~30k silk road coins auction, where Tim Draper max-bid on all lots, and the ~30k BearWhale sell-wall that just built up buying-pressure at the ask and was fully eaten (with a nice bull pop afterwards).
It's a fascinating phenomenon, and I'm curious to see what happens with this current auction.
don't post same topics, check the first one at here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--860746
I saw your thread. Title indicated a different line of discussion.
http://www.usmarshals.gov/assets/2014/dpr-bitcoins/
We've now seen two incidents of massive sales of bitcoin that had the perhaps counter-intuitive effect of resulting in tremendous demand coming out of seemingly nowhere: The original ~30k silk road coins auction, where Tim Draper max-bid on all lots, and the ~30k BearWhale sell-wall that just built up buying-pressure at the ask and was fully eaten (with a nice bull pop afterwards).
It's a fascinating phenomenon, and I'm curious to see what happens with this current auction.
We've now seen two incidents of massive sales of bitcoin that had the perhaps counter-intuitive effect of resulting in tremendous demand coming out of seemingly nowhere: The original ~30k silk road coins auction, where Tim Draper max-bid on all lots, and the ~30k BearWhale sell-wall that just built up buying-pressure at the ask and was fully eaten (with a nice bull pop afterwards).
It's a fascinating phenomenon, and I'm curious to see what happens with this current auction.
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