All this bubble talk because we just had a small rally of the last 3 days?
I love your perspective. +20% in 3 days is "small".
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May 04, 2017, 12:32:36 PM
I love your perspective. +20% in 3 days is "small".
May 04, 2017, 12:32:04 PM
Wowza, cannot understand so I am glad to hodl through this one boys and girls
May 04, 2017, 12:25:06 PM
Can you guys please stop pumping as if these were the last bitcoins and buy on the the dips? I don't want to see a violent correction that ruins my day. Thanks.
But these ARE the lastest bitcoins on the entire planet! Before we know it we will be at that crucial point: Where more people want to own a whole bitcoin than there are bitcoins. It will be... FUN! May 04, 2017, 12:25:02 PM
Bitstamp at $ 1590 ...
EDIT: and $ 1594
EDIT: and $ 1594
May 04, 2017, 12:23:23 PM
All this bubble talk because we just had a small rally of the last 3 days? I want to hear you guys when we are at 2500 usd at the end of the year.
May 04, 2017, 12:14:27 PM
Here is some data:
I don't want to see a violent correction that ruins my day. Thanks.
If Bitcoin were to violently correct after a double digit rise in 2 months, what should happen to the alts which generally had a >500% raise (total market cap) in the same time period? 
May 04, 2017, 12:09:03 PM
Can you guys please stop pumping as if these were the last bitcoins and buy on the the dips? I don't want to see a violent correction that ruins my day. Thanks.
May 04, 2017, 11:56:36 AM
I get ABSURD demand for business when the price goes up like this. Both they and I would have earned more if they bought lower down. Then they could sell now and we would both profit even more! But no, has to wait for the ATH to buy. Oh well, easy money.
May 04, 2017, 11:51:28 AM
An Eth shill came up with the best description of the Bitfinex situation:
The second those charts turned bad for bitcoin and the market began to roll over, Bitfinex immediately pulled the plug on withdrawals right at the top of the cliff. Then, instead of going down, they forced a short squeeze of basically every single customer on their entire exchange, plus forcing all cash holders to dump fiat and buy bitcoin to be able to remove anything from the exchange at all, and here we are now in some absurd bubble with $100 spreads or more between all exchanges.
I won't be surprised if it turns out that the fiat withdrawal problems at BFX were deliberate, so could unload their own bags at a premium price on their own exchange. It wouldn't be surprising if they go full gox with money going missing either. Anyway people who deal with them will probably loose one way or another.
The second those charts turned bad for bitcoin and the market began to roll over, Bitfinex immediately pulled the plug on withdrawals right at the top of the cliff. Then, instead of going down, they forced a short squeeze of basically every single customer on their entire exchange, plus forcing all cash holders to dump fiat and buy bitcoin to be able to remove anything from the exchange at all, and here we are now in some absurd bubble with $100 spreads or more between all exchanges.
This would be the nightmare scenario. And the timing fits. But what evidence do we have that BFX initiated the fiat problems? I though it was Wells Fargo (remember the so-called lawsuit against Wells Fargo they pulled).
Small problem with that theory. There are shit tons of other payment processors operating through Taiwan with the exact same problem. Is bitfinex paying them to pretend?
Really? So this is not just Bitcoin or crypto related? Or do you mean that other crypto exchanges and payment processors in Taiwan have to deal with it as well?
Any links where someone could get some infos about that.
Would appreciate that.
OK coin. Com has the same problem as does btce 's payment processor and they're not crypto specific and btce has other options. Do some googling. There are plenty of articles about international Taiwan banking problems in non bit coin publications.
This isn't much to do with crypto and much more to do with Taiwan not keeping in line with banking regulations that the rest of world adheres to.
Any indications when the problems will be resolved?
May 04, 2017, 11:49:55 AM
I smell something in the air.
Either it's napalm or some small correction coming.
Either it's napalm or some small correction coming.
May 04, 2017, 11:46:19 AM
An Eth shill came up with the best description of the Bitfinex situation:
The second those charts turned bad for bitcoin and the market began to roll over, Bitfinex immediately pulled the plug on withdrawals right at the top of the cliff. Then, instead of going down, they forced a short squeeze of basically every single customer on their entire exchange, plus forcing all cash holders to dump fiat and buy bitcoin to be able to remove anything from the exchange at all, and here we are now in some absurd bubble with $100 spreads or more between all exchanges.
I won't be surprised if it turns out that the fiat withdrawal problems at BFX were deliberate, so could unload their own bags at a premium price on their own exchange. It wouldn't be surprising if they go full gox with money going missing either. Anyway people who deal with them will probably loose one way or another.
The second those charts turned bad for bitcoin and the market began to roll over, Bitfinex immediately pulled the plug on withdrawals right at the top of the cliff. Then, instead of going down, they forced a short squeeze of basically every single customer on their entire exchange, plus forcing all cash holders to dump fiat and buy bitcoin to be able to remove anything from the exchange at all, and here we are now in some absurd bubble with $100 spreads or more between all exchanges.
This would be the nightmare scenario. And the timing fits. But what evidence do we have that BFX initiated the fiat problems? I though it was Wells Fargo (remember the so-called lawsuit against Wells Fargo they pulled).
Small problem with that theory. There are shit tons of other payment processors operating through Taiwan with the exact same problem. Is bitfinex paying them to pretend?
Really? So this is not just Bitcoin or crypto related? Or do you mean that other crypto exchanges and payment processors in Taiwan have to deal with it as well?
Any links where someone could get some infos about that.
Would appreciate that.
OK coin. Com has the same problem as does btce 's payment processor and they're not crypto specific and btce has other options. Do some googling. There are plenty of articles about international Taiwan banking problems in non bit coin publications.
This isn't much to do with crypto and much more to do with Taiwan not keeping in line with banking regulations that the rest of world adheres to.
May 04, 2017, 11:42:55 AM
In the meantime ... time to pay a visit to 1540$ ( Bitstamp) ?
May 04, 2017, 11:37:11 AM
While it's hard to say when it will happen, as always, the dump will be epic.
I hope you're right. Lets hope that the dump will be so epic that we'll see it below 1500.
May 04, 2017, 11:36:26 AM
An Eth shill came up with the best description of the Bitfinex situation:
The second those charts turned bad for bitcoin and the market began to roll over, Bitfinex immediately pulled the plug on withdrawals right at the top of the cliff. Then, instead of going down, they forced a short squeeze of basically every single customer on their entire exchange, plus forcing all cash holders to dump fiat and buy bitcoin to be able to remove anything from the exchange at all, and here we are now in some absurd bubble with $100 spreads or more between all exchanges.
I won't be surprised if it turns out that the fiat withdrawal problems at BFX were deliberate, so could unload their own bags at a premium price on their own exchange. It wouldn't be surprising if they go full gox with money going missing either. Anyway people who deal with them will probably loose one way or another.
The second those charts turned bad for bitcoin and the market began to roll over, Bitfinex immediately pulled the plug on withdrawals right at the top of the cliff. Then, instead of going down, they forced a short squeeze of basically every single customer on their entire exchange, plus forcing all cash holders to dump fiat and buy bitcoin to be able to remove anything from the exchange at all, and here we are now in some absurd bubble with $100 spreads or more between all exchanges.
This would be the nightmare scenario. And the timing fits. But what evidence do we have that BFX initiated the fiat problems? I though it was Wells Fargo (remember the so-called lawsuit against Wells Fargo they pulled).
Small problem with that theory. There are shit tons of other payment processors operating through Taiwan with the exact same problem. Is bitfinex paying them to pretend?
Really? So this is not just Bitcoin or crypto related? Or do you mean that other crypto exchanges and payment processors in Taiwan have to deal with it as well?
Any links where someone could get some infos about that.
Would appreciate that.
May 04, 2017, 11:32:49 AM
An Eth shill came up with the best description of the Bitfinex situation:
The second those charts turned bad for bitcoin and the market began to roll over, Bitfinex immediately pulled the plug on withdrawals right at the top of the cliff. Then, instead of going down, they forced a short squeeze of basically every single customer on their entire exchange, plus forcing all cash holders to dump fiat and buy bitcoin to be able to remove anything from the exchange at all, and here we are now in some absurd bubble with $100 spreads or more between all exchanges.
I won't be surprised if it turns out that the fiat withdrawal problems at BFX were deliberate, so could unload their own bags at a premium price on their own exchange. It wouldn't be surprising if they go full gox with money going missing either. Anyway people who deal with them will probably loose one way or another.
The second those charts turned bad for bitcoin and the market began to roll over, Bitfinex immediately pulled the plug on withdrawals right at the top of the cliff. Then, instead of going down, they forced a short squeeze of basically every single customer on their entire exchange, plus forcing all cash holders to dump fiat and buy bitcoin to be able to remove anything from the exchange at all, and here we are now in some absurd bubble with $100 spreads or more between all exchanges.
This would be the nightmare scenario. And the timing fits. But what evidence do we have that BFX initiated the fiat problems? I though it was Wells Fargo (remember the so-called lawsuit against Wells Fargo they pulled).
Small problem with that theory. There are shit tons of other payment processors operating through Taiwan with the exact same problem. Is bitfinex paying them to pretend?
May 04, 2017, 11:23:27 AM
To be fair so far looked more a tide than a wave.
May 04, 2017, 11:15:45 AM
wtf is happeniiiiiing??
I really haven't seen this wave coming!!
Not that I'm against it of course but it's a bit frightening ^^
HOLD
I really haven't seen this wave coming!!
Not that I'm against it of course but it's a bit frightening ^^
HOLD
May 04, 2017, 11:07:02 AM
900BTC buy wall @1565 on Bitstamp 
Please try to keep on topic.
Sorry, i was running out of images and memes
Ok, Ok. Maybe next time
About the wall... It's pulled atm, it looks like someone is playing... I don't see why. The price is perfectly ok where it is right now until next week. There's no need for another pump yet. Maybe even a little correction ($50) would be healthy.
Maybe it is some whale signaling to others that if they dare to dump he will buy right into it. Donno.
I would prefer the price remain at this level and resume the rise next week. No hurry guys.
guess the target is $2000 until we will see a larger correction.
While it's hard to say when it will happen, as always, the dump will be epic.
May 04, 2017, 11:05:27 AM
the spread on exchanges is insane right now.
i'm treating stamp as the real price as always.
The Coindesk BPI is pretty reasonable. Google is off the rails (probably considering Bitfinex) and Coindesk is nice when you don't want to pin yourself down to one exchange. i'm treating stamp as the real price as always.
May 04, 2017, 11:04:31 AM
the spread on exchanges is insane right now.
i'm treating stamp as the real price as always.
i'm treating stamp as the real price as always.
Safer to go with the China price, lol
Good point. That's gonna hit 10k yen soon.
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