Price is stabilising in the short term.
I dont think its very likely that it will stabilize in this range for too long, i think it will either go to 160< or chu-chu to 250~ or so and settle down there.
I agree. 190 needs to hold here but no volume
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January 15, 2015, 01:10:03 AM
I dont think its very likely that it will stabilize in this range for too long, i think it will either go to 160< or chu-chu to 250~ or so and settle down there.
I agree. 190 needs to hold here but no volume
January 15, 2015, 01:08:14 AM
Price is stabilising in the short term.
I dont think its very likely that it will stabilize in this range for too long, i think it will either go to 160< or chu-chu to 250~ or so and settle down there.
January 15, 2015, 01:00:43 AM
Price is stabilising in the short term.
January 15, 2015, 01:00:00 AM
January 15, 2015, 12:56:16 AM
Just a matter of time..
January 15, 2015, 12:48:10 AM
'Be Fearful When Others Are Greedy and Greedy When Others Are Fearful' - Warren Buffett
January 15, 2015, 12:40:04 AM
We need a reset to 2 or even 1 digit numbers, before the story with mtgox and its money from thin air. Maybe another bearish year will fix bitcoin.
Even though I have no technical reason I have to agree with you purely on what my personal valuation of BTC.
It isn't worth much more than single digits to me personally so I am reluctant to jump back in until then.
What if it never hits single digits?
I have other investments.
January 15, 2015, 12:39:45 AM
Throwback 2011:
I can agree with your first two assertions, but I don't see market evidence of the last one. If substantial amounts of capital were being brought in, there would be a number of indicators of that (most notably that the market would be trending up rather than down).
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There doesn't seem to be a great deal of new capital entering the system...
Bitcoins are still being mined, and some fraction of those are sold to pay for electricity. There's enough new capital coming in every day to pay for the electricity.I can agree with your first two assertions, but I don't see market evidence of the last one. If substantial amounts of capital were being brought in, there would be a number of indicators of that (most notably that the market would be trending up rather than down).
where's the timestamps?
January 15, 2015, 12:38:31 AM
Throwback 2011:
I can agree with your first two assertions, but I don't see market evidence of the last one. If substantial amounts of capital were being brought in, there would be a number of indicators of that (most notably that the market would be trending up rather than down).
Quote from: rizzn
Quote from: Olomana
Quote from: rizzn
There doesn't seem to be a great deal of new capital entering the system...
Bitcoins are still being mined, and some fraction of those are sold to pay for electricity. There's enough new capital coming in every day to pay for the electricity.I can agree with your first two assertions, but I don't see market evidence of the last one. If substantial amounts of capital were being brought in, there would be a number of indicators of that (most notably that the market would be trending up rather than down).
where's the timestamps?
January 15, 2015, 12:37:58 AM
We need a reset to 2 or even 1 digit numbers, before the story with mtgox and its money from thin air. Maybe another bearish year will fix bitcoin.
Even though I have no technical reason I have to agree with you purely on what my personal valuation of BTC.
It isn't worth much more than single digits to me personally so I am reluctant to jump back in until then.
What if it never hits single digits?
January 15, 2015, 12:33:52 AM
Throwback 2011:
I can agree with your first two assertions, but I don't see market evidence of the last one. If substantial amounts of capital were being brought in, there would be a number of indicators of that (most notably that the market would be trending up rather than down).
Quote from: rizzn
Quote from: Olomana
Quote from: rizzn
There doesn't seem to be a great deal of new capital entering the system...
Bitcoins are still being mined, and some fraction of those are sold to pay for electricity. There's enough new capital coming in every day to pay for the electricity.I can agree with your first two assertions, but I don't see market evidence of the last one. If substantial amounts of capital were being brought in, there would be a number of indicators of that (most notably that the market would be trending up rather than down).
January 15, 2015, 12:32:50 AM
So which one of you tools sold at the bottom?
wasn't me. i didnt do it.
It's too early to say that WAS the bottom. I think it prolly was, at least until the next cycle, so I leveraged up a whopping 2.4% with a liquidation price of $5 bucks just for shits and giggles. I'm just not that enthusiastic about this round. I think maybe the FPRs might have killed their golden goose.
EDIT: Either that or they're waiting for another bear whale before they really start the next pump.
The 1w charts have to at least start looking up before I jump back in...I may not catch the very bottom but it will be close enough.
Those charts are almost completely worthless and getting progressively more so. Back date them and you will see that they are not reliable indicators. What is critical to recognize is the four step pattern. This is not an organic market or even close to it.
The bear market will not end until the FPRs either lose control or change strategies. So far their is little evidence that either event has occurred.
January 15, 2015, 12:16:58 AM
We need a reset to 2 or even 1 digit numbers, before the story with mtgox and its money from thin air. Maybe another bearish year will fix bitcoin.
Not until it is 100% guaranteed that another gox/stamp won't happen. 
January 15, 2015, 12:12:50 AM
THIS IS ALL MANIPULATION from the Four Punch Raiders
C'mon- all these posts from new accounts like who in the hell would be just now getting into BTC? This is all part of the FPR's plan. It's gonna shoot up to maybe $240, then crash back down to under $200 before the real short squeeze reversal up to even $350.
I'm thinking of even playing the pause selling at over $240 and then buying back in below $200.
the problem is that after the short squeeze and the second bounce, it will again go into free fall. I guess that's good because I will have made so much $$$ that I can load up, but damn, this is not good for Bitcoin.
C'mon- all these posts from new accounts like who in the hell would be just now getting into BTC? This is all part of the FPR's plan. It's gonna shoot up to maybe $240, then crash back down to under $200 before the real short squeeze reversal up to even $350.
I'm thinking of even playing the pause selling at over $240 and then buying back in below $200.
the problem is that after the short squeeze and the second bounce, it will again go into free fall. I guess that's good because I will have made so much $$$ that I can load up, but damn, this is not good for Bitcoin.
I have to agree with you. "Oh poor little me, I don't even know what a bull trap is, please explain. And what is CCMF?" Yeah, of course you're just getting into bitcoin and you just read the white paper. Not fooling anyone.
This thread is weird beyond weird sometimes.
My trading coins have seen a 940% return in the past 3 days. Billyjoealien is the man! I was going to tip him a few 100 bucks in bitcoin, but then he didn't respond to my PM's asking for more advice....it doesn't pay to be rude
I have a job. I was at work. Besides, I don't believe you. You said you leveraged up 30:1 and that's not really an option. But if it is true, I'm glad I could be of service. Consider it a gift. gratis.
I was leveraged 20:1, I don't think I ever said 30:1 and if I did it was a typo.
January 15, 2015, 12:08:02 AM
We need a reset to 2 or even 1 digit numbers, before the story with mtgox and its money from thin air. Maybe another bearish year will fix bitcoin.
Even though I have no technical reason I have to agree with you purely on what my personal valuation of BTC.
It isn't worth much more than single digits to me personally so I am reluctant to jump back in until then.
January 15, 2015, 12:06:08 AM
So which one of you tools sold at the bottom?
wasn't me. i didnt do it.
It's too early to say that WAS the bottom. I think it prolly was, at least until the next cycle, so I leveraged up a whopping 2.4% with a liquidation price of $5 bucks just for shits and giggles. I'm just not that enthusiastic about this round. I think maybe the FPRs might have killed their golden goose.
EDIT: Either that or they're waiting for another bear whale before they really start the next pump.
The 1w charts have to at least start looking up before I jump back in...I may not catch the very bottom but it will be close enough.
January 15, 2015, 12:06:05 AM
We need a reset to 2 or even 1 digit numbers, before the story with mtgox and its money from thin air. Maybe another bearish year will fix bitcoin.
January 15, 2015, 12:05:35 AM
Who are the "Four Punch Raiders?"
i just learned about the 'four punch raiders' tonight .
January 15, 2015, 12:00:01 AM
January 14, 2015, 11:53:38 PM
So which one of you tools sold at the bottom?
wasn't me. i didnt do it.
It's too early to say that WAS the bottom. I think it prolly was, at least until the next cycle, so I leveraged up a whopping 2.4% with a liquidation price of $5 bucks just for shits and giggles. I'm just not that enthusiastic about this round. I think maybe the FPRs might have killed their golden goose.
EDIT: Either that or they're waiting for another bear whale before they really start the next pump.
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