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Quote from: PoolMinor on December 22, 2016, 02:09:47 PM

Quote from: TheDasher on December 22, 2016, 01:20:34 PM

Anyone have a link to the google docs chart that circulated around in 2014 outlining a standard technology adoption curve and with bitcoins price mapped along side?

Thanks for this but this is not what i was referencing. There was a publicly accessible google docs spreadsheet/chart which had in it a technology adoption curve and along side of it the bitcoin price mapped. What it showed is that bitcoin dipped below the tech adoption trendline and surged above it but kept fairly close. I cant remember exactly but it had bitcoin at around 50k or 100k around the beginning of 2017. Id love to find that link again.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17262021

Thats exactly what I was talking about. Thank you. Seems that it tops out at a million in 2017. We have a ways to go lol

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Quote from: TheDasher on December 22, 2016, 01:20:34 PM

Anyone have a link to the google docs chart that circulated around in 2014 outlining a standard technology adoption curve and with bitcoins price mapped along side?

Thanks for this but this is not what i was referencing. There was a publicly accessible google docs spreadsheet/chart which had in it a technology adoption curve and along side of it the bitcoin price mapped. What it showed is that bitcoin dipped below the tech adoption trendline and surged above it but kept fairly close. I cant remember exactly but it had bitcoin at around 50k or 100k around the beginning of 2017. Id love to find that link again.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17262021

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Quote from: hv_ on December 22, 2016, 05:16:40 AM

Quote from: TheDasher on December 22, 2016, 03:32:37 AM

Anyone have a link to the google docs chart that circulated around in 2014 outlining a standard technology adoption curve and with bitcoins price mapped along side?

There are some threads here. I ve done a simple log log chart normalizing the exponential adoption very good:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17016542

Yes I need to update this and add a proper timescale at bottom...but you can imagine, below 1000 = nothing happened!

Thanks for this but this is not what i was referencing. There was a publicly accessible google docs spreadsheet/chart which had in it a technology adoption curve and along side of it the bitcoin price mapped. What it showed is that bitcoin dipped below the tech adoption trendline and surged above it but kept fairly close. I cant remember exactly but it had bitcoin at around 50k or 100k around the beginning of 2017. Id love to find that link again.

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Quote from: strawbs on December 22, 2016, 12:31:27 PM

Number 1 top trending story on Reuters at the moment (UK edition):

"Bitcoin's total value hits record high above $14 billion"
http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-global-markets-bitcoin-idUKKBN14B1HD

this can mean just one thing!

M O O N

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Number 1 top trending story on Reuters at the moment (UK edition):

"Bitcoin's total value hits record high above $14 billion"
http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-global-markets-bitcoin-idUKKBN14B1HD

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So what happens over Christmas when there are several days banks are closed and traders can't deposit fiat but can deposit BTC? Selling becomes a lot easier than buying at that point. Is there a precedent for that pattern?

Edit: not conclusive.
https://bitcoincharts.com/charts/bitstampUSD#rg60zigHourlyzczsg2015-12-20zeg2016-01-05ztgSzm1g10zm2g25zv

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Quote from: JimboToronto on December 22, 2016, 11:32:38 AM

Good morning ladies and gentlemen of Bitcoinland.

I see we had our first real correction/profit-taking since passing passing $800 and it was pretty lame.

We're almost all the way back to where we were when I went to bed... $868USD at Bitcoinaverage.

This bull run doesn't want to quit just yet.

Keep on rollin'.

Quit? We just started.... Cheesy

This is like pre-November 2013 rally.... except this time we are doing it right and bitcoin actually deserves to be in this price range

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Hey folks. Still here after 5 1/2 years. I cashed out most of my coins at $300 but still hold a small position. Exciting to finally see the 2013 high threatened.

After trading through the previous bubbles ($32, $266, $1100 or whatever it was) I think this time we make it to $2150 before the big pop, and settle in the low $1000s.

Good luck to everyone and congrats to longs.

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Good morning ladies and gentlemen of Bitcoinland.

I see we had our first real correction/profit-taking since passing passing $800 and it was pretty lame.

We're almost all the way back to where we were when I went to bed... $868USD at Bitcoinaverage.

This bull run doesn't want to quit just yet.

Keep on rollin'.

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Quote from: European Central Bank on December 22, 2016, 10:19:24 AM

Isn't it easier to keep it permanently suppressed?

In order to keep it suppressed, you have to continually short with huge amounts of margin. And if you are doing that, that money is not growing, it's being burned when it could be invested elsewhere. The wealthy are *always* seeking a positive return on their money, even if it is like 1%. Because 1% per year of a billion dollars is still a lot of gain.

Also remember that the combined purchasing power of an exponentially-growing base of long investors will eventually overpower a smaller pool of shorts. When liquidity starts to dry up, that's when significant short squeezing can occur.

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Consolidating for a day seems in order.

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Isn't it easier to keep it permanently suppressed?

If you initiate a bubble it's hard to know where it might end.

Utter boredom is better at wiping out hope than a crash.

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Quote from: r0ach on December 22, 2016, 12:10:30 AM

Looks like open highway to $900. Will have to see if the Jews try to implode it and form a double top in the $1000s or if they want to force people into bitcoin instead of gold and silver and thus allow it to keep going to the moon. Silver market is not much bigger than bitcoin so at some point they're either coming after bitcoin too, or they'll want everyone in bitcoin instead since it's easier to regulate and tax.

Yes but in order to control bitcoin, they first need a ETF/derivatives market for bitcoin so they can inflate the crap out of it and gain control of all the levers. But no real such market for bitcoin really exists yet. So the best they can do is slow down the growth of bitcoin. And the best way to do that? Pump it to the moon, then crash it. Makes people stay away for a while. Wink

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Quote from: Raja_MBZ on December 22, 2016, 06:02:05 AM

I sold few of my bitcoins last night which I use for trading, thinking that I will buy some cheap tomorrow morning

I always wondered what possesses people to do that.

This isn't just some minor "rise". This is a 3 YEAR consolidation concluding in a strategic breakout to the upside. It might not correct now till the mid 1000's (i.e. $1500) and thats being conservative IMO. When you look at historical breakouts after long periods of consolidation it should go to around $6000, correct back to $2000 than stabilise around $3000.

I've no idea any more than the next person where this is going but it's probably the least profitable time in history to be dumping or shorting bitcoin IMO Wink

Not to mention that there are ETF's in the works, Lightning news to come new adoption from the capitalisation etc.

I'd say, if you've got it, hang onto it !

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Quote from: yefi on December 22, 2016, 06:47:50 AM

Come on Lambie, we all know you're lurking with your Tinkerbell or Schlitzie for that $10 drop Lips sealed

I think he/she was too busy yesterday with 'Bitcoin Ponzi comes crashing down, epic crash, screws its investors, 2017 crash' type threads Grin

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Come on Lambie, we all know you're lurking with your Tinkerbell or Schlitzie for that $10 drop Lips sealed

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Quote from: Raja_MBZ on December 22, 2016, 06:02:05 AM

Bitcoin is definitely going crazy, I sold few of my bitcoins last night which I use for trading, thinking that I will buy some cheap tomorrow morning, but it seems like it has continued its bounce. Roll Eyes

I don't want bitcoin to bounce when I'm low at it!

Bit of a correction going on at the moment brother, what are you waiting for? Opportunity to buy before we resume this relentless charge upwards.

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Quote from: DARKHOLDER on December 22, 2016, 06:17:54 AM

Sell now or cry tomorrow Grin

Relax. Party just started Grin

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Zepher is scammer!:)

Sell now or cry tomorrow Grin

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