Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 22933. (Read 26710408 times)
February 13, 2015, 05:25:18 AM
The price touched 238 on stamp. Looks like a great amount of bitcoin have been bought. Storm incoming.
February 13, 2015, 05:07:25 AM
[note to self: JimboToronto is a canuck cunt, must have revenge]
I may be a prick but I'm hardly a cunt.
Why revenge? Recompense beats revenge any day. You can't spend blood.
I will PM you my Bitcoin address.
February 13, 2015, 05:06:33 AM
Is coinbase leading this spike?
I'm not sure who lead, but Houdini err huobi seems to be following through
I wouldn't think they had enough volume to lead but they seem to have the highest price. Why would there be a premium there?
CoinBase used Bitstamp for liquidity, at least they used to. If us Yanks are buying, expect both Stamp and CB to show it. There are billionaires that are waiting for the optimal time. Sometime we will say "goodbye" to <$300 coins forever. I want more cheap coins and I hope we get them, but I can live with what I already hold because I was not greedy. Can you say the same? If the bear market is over, are you in a position to enjoy that?
I am in position to recover looses when i bought at $800 and $600 and $400
Stick to your guns and you will profit, my friend. There are people who were smart or lucky enough to have a much better ROI, but I've been in this game since 2011 and I regret selling much more often than I regret buying at suboptimal times. There's 7+ billion people on the planet and only 21 million coins. The only question is whether we will profit or if we will profit extremely well.
February 13, 2015, 05:05:44 AM
If the rumor is true...it will be awesome 
February 13, 2015, 05:04:55 AM
nolambychopsy is under his bed crying like a bitch
February 13, 2015, 05:04:18 AM
Interesting evening. Let's see where we are in the morning.
'Night all.
'Night all.
February 13, 2015, 04:59:46 AM
February 13, 2015, 04:52:37 AM
Is coinbase leading this spike?
I'm not sure who lead, but Houdini err huobi seems to be following through
I wouldn't think they had enough volume to lead but they seem to have the highest price. Why would there be a premium there?
CoinBase used Bitstamp for liquidity, at least they used to. If us Yanks are buying, expect both Stamp and CB to show it. There are billionaires that are waiting for the optimal time. Sometime we will say "goodbye" to <$300 coins forever. I want more cheap coins and I hope we get them, but I can live with what I already hold because I was not greedy. Can you say the same? If the bear market is over, are you in a position to enjoy that?
I am in position to recover looses when i bought at $800 and $600 and $400
February 13, 2015, 04:49:44 AM
[note to self: JimboToronto is a canuck cunt, must have revenge]
I may be a prick but I'm hardly a cunt.
Why revenge? Recompense beats revenge any day. You can't spend blood.
February 13, 2015, 04:45:53 AM
Is coinbase leading this spike?
I'm not sure who lead, but Houdini err huobi seems to be following through
I wouldn't think they had enough volume to lead but they seem to have the highest price. Why would there be a premium there?
CoinBase used Bitstamp for liquidity, at least they used to. If us Yanks are buying, expect both Stamp and CB to show it. There are billionaires that are waiting for the optimal time. Sometime we will say "goodbye" to <$300 coins forever. I want more cheap coins and I hope we get them, but I can live with what I already hold because I was not greedy. Can you say the same? If the bear market is over, are you in a position to enjoy that?
February 13, 2015, 04:45:49 AM
February 13, 2015, 04:44:12 AM
US Panic Buy in t+3h
February 13, 2015, 04:42:08 AM
Put yourself in a position to buy and hold and you put yourself in a position to profit.
Preachin' to the choir, bro.
February 13, 2015, 04:40:55 AM
Their focus on and uncompromising attitude to human/technology interaction makes their products more usable and powerful tools for more people than Linux, Windows and Android. Android have been making great strides, but it still isn't as intuitive as Iphones. I use Android because I don't mind and I got an Android phone for free from someone who was fed up and bought an Iphone. And my every day computer runs Fedora, but when a relative asks I advice them to get an Iphone and a Mac. I used to have to use Christmas and Easter to fix my relative's computers, now that everyone has Apple products(except my Grandma, and it's amazing what a Pre-WW2 woman can clog up Win 7 with) I don't have to. As a computer nerd it can be difficult to see the significance of this, but this kind of approach needs to be applied to those parts of the Bitcoin eco-system that's aimed at ordinary mainstream users.
"Every minute" - P.T. Barnum
Sigh.
Perhaps, but that means that there is a big market for such an approach. [note to self: JimboToronto is a canuck cunt, must have revenge]
February 13, 2015, 04:35:19 AM
Their focus on and uncompromising attitude to human/technology interaction makes their products more usable and powerful tools for more people than Linux, Windows and Android. Android have been making great strides, but it still isn't as intuitive as Iphones. I use Android because I don't mind and I got an Android phone for free from someone who was fed up and bought an Iphone. And my every day computer runs Fedora, but when a relative asks I advice them to get an Iphone and a Mac. I used to have to use Christmas and Easter to fix my relative's computers, now that everyone has Apple products(except my Grandma, and it's amazing what a Pre-WW2 woman can clog up Win 7 with) I don't have to. As a computer nerd it can be difficult to see the significance of this, but this kind of approach needs to be applied to those parts of the Bitcoin eco-system that's aimed at ordinary mainstream users.
"Every minute" - P.T. Barnum
Sigh.
Indeed, but we can easily build an idiot interface on top of Bitcoin. OSX is just linux with a few tweeks. These are the cheap coins people and if you don't buy them, I will. I just feel a little guilty holding so many of them. I'm in a position to sell the whole way up or to buy more if we go down again because I was PATIENT. The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent ONLY if you use leverage. Put yourself in a position to buy and hold and you put yourself in a position to profit.
February 13, 2015, 04:29:23 AM
short squeeze to 255 then consolidate.
edit: please, thank you.
edit: please, thank you.
bullshit. If we're going to $255 then we're going to $350, but I think we might be going down first. Time will tell.
February 13, 2015, 04:27:02 AM
short squeeze to 255 then consolidate.
edit: please, thank you.
edit: please, thank you.
February 13, 2015, 04:26:24 AM
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I'm starting to think it's either a new resonance of freedom of thought and innovation, or another few hundred years of the dark ages.
I fully expect to see one or the other outcome within my lifetime. (Next 50 years)
I fully expect to see one or the other outcome within my lifetime. (Next 50 years)
schmadz nails it ... these are the stakes, no less, I concur.
As do I, but I ain't selling shit until I see $300. I was hoping for more cheap coins I may yet get them.
February 13, 2015, 04:21:36 AM
so you think this will go to at least 300? even as a bear troll?
February 13, 2015, 04:21:22 AM
Their focus on and uncompromising attitude to human/technology interaction makes their products more usable and powerful tools for more people than Linux, Windows and Android. Android have been making great strides, but it still isn't as intuitive as Iphones. I use Android because I don't mind and I got an Android phone for free from someone who was fed up and bought an Iphone. And my every day computer runs Fedora, but when a relative asks I advice them to get an Iphone and a Mac. I used to have to use Christmas and Easter to fix my relative's computers, now that everyone has Apple products(except my Grandma, and it's amazing what a Pre-WW2 woman can clog up Win 7 with) I don't have to. As a computer nerd it can be difficult to see the significance of this, but this kind of approach needs to be applied to those parts of the Bitcoin eco-system that's aimed at ordinary mainstream users.
"Every minute" - P.T. Barnum
Sigh.
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