http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-11-03/china-prepares-impose-curbs-capital-controls-bitcoin
all of type controls will reduce the price of bitcoin becouse after is not reason buy or pump .. half uselles crap
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November 03, 2016, 11:18:09 AM
November 03, 2016, 11:17:47 AM
even if this bit of news turns out to be bullshit, it's inevitable it's gonna happen at some point even though this capital flight talk has zero basis in fact. no real chinese people are doing anything with it. it's bots, miners, traders and exchange owners.
the exchanges are where governments can do what they like to bitcoin. the maximalists can talk all they want about how bitcoin be unaffected, the overwhelming majority of its users will be.
that said china doesn't do much for bitcoin and it would be for the best if the government there clarified things once and for all.
the exchanges are where governments can do what they like to bitcoin. the maximalists can talk all they want about how bitcoin be unaffected, the overwhelming majority of its users will be.
that said china doesn't do much for bitcoin and it would be for the best if the government there clarified things once and for all.
November 03, 2016, 11:16:56 AM
There's no real bitcoin usage or trading in China anyway, except the asic mining farms and some fake wash selling.
November 03, 2016, 11:15:55 AM
lol china bans bitcoin again.
y u always do this china
y u always do this china
This is the end of this year pump?
It's not looking great now!!
November 03, 2016, 11:14:13 AM
lol china bans bitcoin again.
y u always do this china
y u always do this china
This is the end of this year pump?
November 03, 2016, 11:09:36 AM
lol china bans bitcoin again.
y u always do this china
y u always do this china
November 03, 2016, 11:06:14 AM
Ok, taking my seat again for the next round incoming.
Hey tok _ n
I was thinking about our recent interaction, and I am really thinking that if you were to consider a kind of weighted average to the trade volumes of exchanges, then that could be more satisfactory overall...
I've thought about this in the past too. I tried to model it as a supply/demand system.
I failed miserably, but the journey was enlightening
I understand that there has been various discussion about this point of weighted trade volume, and I understand that it could be quite a bit of work to attempt to establish any kind of exact system, and therefore, probably good in concept, even though in practice we may want to merely attempt a kind of ballparking of such weighted trade volume considerations.
TL;DR zero fee volumes can't be used sensibly unless you model those fake and external influences. Different fee volumes probably can't be modelled the way I described but maybe the basic idea is usable.
I personally think that it would be easier not to get caught up too much with any particulars of the exchange, just down grade them a bit from 100% if they have questionable practices. For example a place like Okcoin or Huobi have extraordinary trade volume, so maybe just count them as 10% or 20%, and maybe even less, if you come to the conclusion that the trade volume does not really represent anything meaningful...
You may well be correct if you're saying there's no better way than to suck your finger and hold it in the wind. I certainly didn't come up with anything better.
Nevertheless, you won't get any agreement amongst the people you're talking to with such a subjective guess. Everyone will have their own guess - the details matter here.
I hoped to supply some real analysis.
PS: have you checked your pm's lately?
I followed the thread and understood your position.
I'm saying you want to guess the weighting to apply, and I'm saying you won't get general agreement with your guess.
The only way to get some agreement would be to add at least a modicum of math.
Probably our disagreement is not very considerable here. Whenever either combining consideration of exchanges or giving less than 100% credit to any exchange is going to cause folks to come to differing conclusions about methodology. But in the end, some folks are more technical and mathematic, and other folks just try to get senses of trends based on larger dynamics, without getting caught up in the mathematical particulars.
I would characterize myself as less of the mathematical type, but I do tend to be pretty mathematical nerdy sometimes in regards to various tracking methods that I employ for myself. So, yeah, overall it is much more difficult to get others to agree with my particular approach, unless I show proof of the methodology that is acceptable to others.
November 03, 2016, 10:50:31 AM
Looks like a typical MatTheCat chart.
November 03, 2016, 10:37:33 AM
November 03, 2016, 10:20:31 AM
I have this theory, that all of Bitcoin's past major rallies were predicated on the pumpers having a "fall" in their backpocket, something that would guarantee a REASON for a crash (so that they could time their big short, of course).
where could you short in late 2013 and before? i didn't think many places offered that option back in the day.
You are probaly talking about leverage.
But in 2013 there existed leverage too.
November 03, 2016, 10:18:39 AM
Am i really the only one who thinks that the fomo is already going strong?
Less then 30 days for a near 150$ increase.
Shorting one more time? :3
Less then 30 days for a near 150$ increase.
Shorting one more time? :3
November 03, 2016, 10:11:50 AM
I have this theory, that all of Bitcoin's past major rallies were predicated on the pumpers having a "fall" in their backpocket, something that would guarantee a REASON for a crash (so that they could time their big short, of course).
where could you short in late 2013 and before? i didn't think many places offered that option back in the day. or do you just mean selling high and buying back low?
November 03, 2016, 10:10:29 AM
I predicted the price would be $766 on 1/1/2017 back on 1/1/2016 when the price was around $300.
link or nada.I guess it was $750.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/predict-the-price-for-january-1-2017-1309383
Congrats on being lucky. But since your'e an oracle... what's the price on Dec 30, 2016?
You mean 2 days before my prediction of $750? I'd say about $750....?
November 03, 2016, 10:09:05 AM
I predicted the price would be $766 on 1/1/2017 back on 1/1/2016 when the price was around $300.
link or nada.I guess it was $750.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/predict-the-price-for-january-1-2017-1309383
Congrats on being lucky. But since your'e an oracle... what's the price on Dec 30, 2016?
November 03, 2016, 10:03:35 AM
I predicted the price would be $766 on 1/1/2017 back on 1/1/2016 when the price was around $300.
link or nada.I guess it was $750.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/predict-the-price-for-january-1-2017-1309383
November 03, 2016, 10:03:04 AM
BTC is the king of all ALT Coins and the price will always remain above 500$
for the next few days..my prediction is 800$
next year 1000$
for the next few days..my prediction is 800$
next year 1000$
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November 03, 2016, 09:48:47 AM
I predicted the price would be $766 on 1/1/2017 back on 1/1/2016 when the price was around $300.
link or nada. November 03, 2016, 09:43:33 AM
Anyone else thinking about selling? I'm moving 25% in order to pick up some cheaper BTC, it seems like the cup and handle pattern formed completely, after topping at 5150 Yuan. I hope to rebuy around 4500-4600.
November 03, 2016, 09:42:03 AM
Have you guys considered that maybe there won't be this huge pump, but that we just simply keep grinding upward steadily all next year and into the future? And let me outline below why this would be a GREAT thing:
Like Tera suggested, where we are today is very different than 2013. We have many more legit exchanges now, and with the exception of Bitfinex, they've likely all gotten their sh-- together and much more resistant to hacks and outages.
I have this theory, that all of Bitcoin's past major rallies were predicated on the pumpers having a "fall" in their backpocket, something that would guarantee a REASON for a crash (so that they could time their big short, of course). In the early years it was spreading FUD about the Bitcoin protocol itself, and hacking/crashing the early shitty exchanges. In Mt. Gox's case, it was easy to just DDOS, hack, or crash that exchange whenever the pumpers/hackers needed to, because it was so shitty and full of holes. And of course they had siphoned off pretty much all the bitcoin and made Mt. Gox insolvent, so the FBI shutting them down was real bad news they could use to their benefit.
Then in late 2013, we got to see the effects of a major fake FUD announcement (i.e., the whole "China bans Bitcoin" or "Russia bans Bitcoin" or "51% attack imminent!" garbage). It was effective then, but I think today that fake FUD news would no longer work like it did then because bitcoiners have become resistant to such drivel.
So if the pumpers no longer have exchange hacks to rely on, or fake FUD to use, then they would have no guaranteed "fall" in their backpocket. And if they had no guaranteed reason for a crash, then would they be even bother to pump the market to the moon anymore? It would take a LOT of $$$ and margin leverage to pump the Bitcoin market to the moon now.
I'm starting to wonder if the pumpers/hackers have simply moved on to the smaller altcoins now, as it's easy to see how these same tactics were used in both the ETH (eg. DAO hack) and Monero (eg. fake hack news) markets just recently with the exact same results. Plus it takes less money to pump the altcoin markets.
TL; DR - If Bitcoin ever starts pumping to the moon out of the blue, be very, very worried... because bad news is right around the corner. (btw, I'm still concerned about those ~110K stolen Bitfinex coins
)
Like Tera suggested, where we are today is very different than 2013. We have many more legit exchanges now, and with the exception of Bitfinex, they've likely all gotten their sh-- together and much more resistant to hacks and outages.
I have this theory, that all of Bitcoin's past major rallies were predicated on the pumpers having a "fall" in their backpocket, something that would guarantee a REASON for a crash (so that they could time their big short, of course). In the early years it was spreading FUD about the Bitcoin protocol itself, and hacking/crashing the early shitty exchanges. In Mt. Gox's case, it was easy to just DDOS, hack, or crash that exchange whenever the pumpers/hackers needed to, because it was so shitty and full of holes. And of course they had siphoned off pretty much all the bitcoin and made Mt. Gox insolvent, so the FBI shutting them down was real bad news they could use to their benefit.
Then in late 2013, we got to see the effects of a major fake FUD announcement (i.e., the whole "China bans Bitcoin" or "Russia bans Bitcoin" or "51% attack imminent!" garbage). It was effective then, but I think today that fake FUD news would no longer work like it did then because bitcoiners have become resistant to such drivel.
So if the pumpers no longer have exchange hacks to rely on, or fake FUD to use, then they would have no guaranteed "fall" in their backpocket. And if they had no guaranteed reason for a crash, then would they be even bother to pump the market to the moon anymore? It would take a LOT of $$$ and margin leverage to pump the Bitcoin market to the moon now.
I'm starting to wonder if the pumpers/hackers have simply moved on to the smaller altcoins now, as it's easy to see how these same tactics were used in both the ETH (eg. DAO hack) and Monero (eg. fake hack news) markets just recently with the exact same results. Plus it takes less money to pump the altcoin markets.
TL; DR - If Bitcoin ever starts pumping to the moon out of the blue, be very, very worried... because bad news is right around the corner. (btw, I'm still concerned about those ~110K stolen Bitfinex coins
)Sorry, but you are pretending like human greed is just not going to apply "this time." You cannot prevent another moon shot, like you cannot prevent the tide from rising every day. It will happen as sure as the sun sets. Humans and greed know no bounds. When an opportunity to double your money over night presents itself, then people will poor their money into bitcoin and there will not be enough coins to go around. Bitcoin's next stop will be a trillion market cap, i am just upset i didn't get more coins while I could....
November 03, 2016, 09:38:15 AM
I'd be curious to have people's opinions on how violent a SPIKE UP could be...
What would need to happen to move the price 10x from here? 100x?
Seems like bubbles in the near future will need to be propped up by ALOT more people than in the past bubbles.
Sure, a long slow steady climb would be nice. And that is best for Bitcoin being accepted as a currency alternative. But...
it's just so damned exciting when the price is flying up by 10% a day for weeks on end...
The cup and handle charts do show a huge skyrocket though. I feel like we are near the price we should be at (I predicted the price would be $766 on 1/1/2017 back on 1/1/2016 when the price was around $300).
What would need to happen to move the price 10x from here? 100x?
Seems like bubbles in the near future will need to be propped up by ALOT more people than in the past bubbles.
Have you guys considered that maybe there won't be this huge pump, but that we just simply keep grinding upward steadily all next year and into the future? And let me outline why this would be a GREAT thing:
Sure, a long slow steady climb would be nice. And that is best for Bitcoin being accepted as a currency alternative. But...
it's just so damned exciting when the price is flying up by 10% a day for weeks on end...
The cup and handle charts do show a huge skyrocket though. I feel like we are near the price we should be at (I predicted the price would be $766 on 1/1/2017 back on 1/1/2016 when the price was around $300).
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