Can't help feeling like big dumps incoming.
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January 20, 2015, 08:32:08 PM
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January 20, 2015, 08:28:40 PM
Can't help feeling like big dumps incoming.
January 20, 2015, 08:24:57 PM
Price doesn't matter .... unless it advances. In which case it changes everything. 
or it falls to hard to make people consider suicide and getting back to work
Hard to go to work if you an hero!
Edit:
Didn't see you said consider!
January 20, 2015, 08:22:04 PM
Price doesn't matter .... unless it advances. In which case it changes everything.
or it falls to hard to make people consider suicide and getting back to work
January 20, 2015, 08:12:05 PM
Hopefully they use some of that $75 million to take us up to $300 to restore a little investor confidence!
January 20, 2015, 07:59:57 PM
January 20, 2015, 07:59:26 PM
So I'm told the New York Stock Exchange sinks $75 million into our Bitcoin, and the price still refuses to budge?
Expected better of you, gentlemen. You must be so ashamed...
Expected better of you, gentlemen. You must be so ashamed...
Someones been nom nom noming them all day.
I've been fucking off with Okcoin futures.
Futures still under market price in China even with $75 mil investment from transitional investors...
January 20, 2015, 07:49:01 PM
So I'm told the New York Stock Exchange sinks $75 million into our Bitcoin, and the price still refuses to budge?
Expected better of you, gentlemen. You must be so ashamed...
Expected better of you, gentlemen. You must be so ashamed...
January 20, 2015, 07:47:32 PM
Barry Silbert knows! His syndicate didn't win auction for nothing
https://twitter.com/barrysilbert/status/557584594523136000
https://twitter.com/barrysilbert/status/557584594523136000
His syndicate was just a way for small bidders to bid at the auction. Secondmarket just collected their bids and packaged them into the 2000-3000 BTC lots. Neither he nor SecondMarket placed bids of their own at the auction. They just collected the 1% fee from those bidders who won.
Only people winning now with Bitcoin are middle-men
I find that hilarious, because bitcoin was intended to be "money without middle man".
if you are dealing drugs, doing ponzi schemes bitcoin is just great, but if you want to do something legally you need a middle man. ring a bell?
yes, we are reinventing the wheel and making new crypto banksters.
I think the average personage will need to evolve a fair bit more before they grow out of the desire for middlemen.
middlemen are collecting the fiat-crypto bridge toll, this can only last until crypto is widespread then the bridge becomes worthless.
if you are good enough you do not need to use the middlemen either.
There will always be a fiat-crypto bridge. Trolls can slip under it on occasion. But to get on there will always be a toll.
January 20, 2015, 07:46:53 PM
oda.krell: good one.
... when exponential growth is not good enough, there's always ripple, ether and the altcoins.
I noticed that coinbase let out the latest account numbers (2.4 million) up from 600k at beginning 2014, so 4-fold increase in a bad news/price year, not too shabby. On that I'm estimating number base of people who have tried bitcoin is north of 5 million by now ... which puts average bitcoin holding ~ 2.72btc per user or US$576/user which is a lower than it has been (up to $2-3k/user) but not insignificant ... upside based on current users is around $1200/btc.
... when exponential growth is not good enough, there's always ripple, ether and the altcoins.
I noticed that coinbase let out the latest account numbers (2.4 million) up from 600k at beginning 2014, so 4-fold increase in a bad news/price year, not too shabby. On that I'm estimating number base of people who have tried bitcoin is north of 5 million by now ... which puts average bitcoin holding ~ 2.72btc per user or US$576/user which is a lower than it has been (up to $2-3k/user) but not insignificant ... upside based on current users is around $1200/btc.
January 20, 2015, 07:32:58 PM
Barry Silbert knows! His syndicate didn't win auction for nothing
https://twitter.com/barrysilbert/status/557584594523136000
https://twitter.com/barrysilbert/status/557584594523136000
His syndicate was just a way for small bidders to bid at the auction. Secondmarket just collected their bids and packaged them into the 2000-3000 BTC lots. Neither he nor SecondMarket placed bids of their own at the auction. They just collected the 1% fee from those bidders who won.
Only people winning now with Bitcoin are middle-men
I find that hilarious, because bitcoin was intended to be "money without middle man".
if you are dealing drugs, doing ponzi schemes bitcoin is just great, but if you want to do something legally you need a middle man. ring a bell?
yes, we are reinventing the wheel and making new crypto banksters.
I think the average personage will need to evolve a fair bit more before they grow out of the desire for middlemen.
middlemen are collecting the fiat-crypto bridge toll, this can only last until crypto is widespread then the bridge becomes worthless.
if you are good enough you do not need to use the middlemen either.
January 20, 2015, 07:31:25 PM
Conbase only want to make more juice.
If they can be the preferred internet stock exchange for btc, like TD Ameritrade or Fidelity they can expand market for commissions, especially when they make the spread by only taking market orders to buy and sell.
If they can be the preferred internet stock exchange for btc, like TD Ameritrade or Fidelity they can expand market for commissions, especially when they make the spread by only taking market orders to buy and sell.
January 20, 2015, 07:14:51 PM
The evolution of the cryptocritic slowpoke:
"Bitcoin will never be worth more than a few cent".
=> 2011: $32
==> "Ha! Price dropped from $32 to $2. Bitcoin is dead!"
===> 2013: $260, $1100
====> "Ha! Price dropped from $1100 to $200. Surely now Bitcoin must be dead."
"Nobody has any interest in using Bitcoin"
=> Network grows exponentially, 5 years in a row
==> "Okay, nobody other than a few nerds and libertards is ever going to use or accept Bitcoin"
===> Microsoft online, Overstock, Dell, Newegg
====> "They don't really accept Bitcoin, they convert most of it to USD immediately. Big money despises Bitcoin."
======> $75 million investment in Coinbase, by New York Stock exchange, among others
=======> "They don't actually think Bitcoin is useful or is going to stick around. Didn't you know the only guys who made money during the gold rush where the sellers of shovels?! That's exactly how they see Bitcoin."
And so on, and so forth.
There's a big premium to be had in this market, and you guys are the reason. Never change, please. ^_^
"Bitcoin will never be worth more than a few cent".
=> 2011: $32
==> "Ha! Price dropped from $32 to $2. Bitcoin is dead!"
===> 2013: $260, $1100
====> "Ha! Price dropped from $1100 to $200. Surely now Bitcoin must be dead."
"Nobody has any interest in using Bitcoin"
=> Network grows exponentially, 5 years in a row
==> "Okay, nobody other than a few nerds and libertards is ever going to use or accept Bitcoin"
===> Microsoft online, Overstock, Dell, Newegg
====> "They don't really accept Bitcoin, they convert most of it to USD immediately. Big money despises Bitcoin."
======> $75 million investment in Coinbase, by New York Stock exchange, among others
=======> "They don't actually think Bitcoin is useful or is going to stick around. Didn't you know the only guys who made money during the gold rush where the sellers of shovels?! That's exactly how they see Bitcoin."
And so on, and so forth.
There's a big premium to be had in this market, and you guys are the reason. Never change, please. ^_^
January 20, 2015, 07:11:58 PM
Interesting chart showing 2014 being Wave 2 correction. Wave 3 upcoming? If so, epic prices ahead.
https://www.tradingview.com/v/vINhYHSo/
https://www.tradingview.com/v/vINhYHSo/
January 20, 2015, 07:11:34 PM
Barry Silbert knows! His syndicate didn't win auction for nothing
https://twitter.com/barrysilbert/status/557584594523136000
https://twitter.com/barrysilbert/status/557584594523136000
His syndicate was just a way for small bidders to bid at the auction. Secondmarket just collected their bids and packaged them into the 2000-3000 BTC lots. Neither he nor SecondMarket placed bids of their own at the auction. They just collected the 1% fee from those bidders who won.
Only people winning now with Bitcoin are middle-men
I find that hilarious, because bitcoin was intended to be "money without middle man".
if you are dealing drugs, doing ponzi schemes bitcoin is just great, but if you want to do something legally you need a middle man. ring a bell?
yes, we are reinventing the wheel and making new crypto banksters.
I think the average personage will need to evolve a fair bit more before they grow out of the desire for middlemen.
January 20, 2015, 07:09:37 PM
Barry Silbert knows! His syndicate didn't win auction for nothing
https://twitter.com/barrysilbert/status/557584594523136000
https://twitter.com/barrysilbert/status/557584594523136000
His syndicate was just a way for small bidders to bid at the auction. Secondmarket just collected their bids and packaged them into the 2000-3000 BTC lots. Neither he nor SecondMarket placed bids of their own at the auction. They just collected the 1% fee from those bidders who won.
Only people winning now with Bitcoin are middle-men
I find that hilarious, because bitcoin was intended to be "money without middle man".
if you are dealing drugs, doing ponzi schemes bitcoin is just great, but if you want to do something legally you need a middle man. ring a bell?
yes, we are reinventing the wheel and making new crypto banksters.
January 20, 2015, 07:04:49 PM
BILL GATES PERSONALLY INVESTING 10 BILLION $$$$ INTO BITCOIN
CONFIRMED BY THE ONION
CONFIRMED BY THE ONION
January 20, 2015, 06:59:57 PM
January 20, 2015, 06:53:43 PM
yea, those fuckers know where the money is: exchange and trading fees.
bitcoin price? who cares? we can charge fees for every transaction even if bitcoin is trading at 10 $.
bitcoin price? who cares? we can charge fees for every transaction even if bitcoin is trading at 10 $.
Bravo... is this so hard to understand? Bitcoin will do the same job regardless the price, so why not eliminate the risk of the crazy volatility by investing in a company that makes money from these hopeless delusional libertarians.
Edit: Beside, even if Bitcoin fails and if we get a Bitcoin 2.0, these companies will still operate, while Bitcoin bag holders will lose it all.
January 20, 2015, 06:50:24 PM
Barry Silbert knows! His syndicate didn't win auction for nothing
https://twitter.com/barrysilbert/status/557584594523136000
https://twitter.com/barrysilbert/status/557584594523136000
His syndicate was just a way for small bidders to bid at the auction. Secondmarket just collected their bids and packaged them into the 2000-3000 BTC lots. Neither he nor SecondMarket placed bids of their own at the auction. They just collected the 1% fee from those bidders who won.
Only people winning now with Bitcoin are middle-men
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