Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 24106. (Read 26732366 times)
December 19, 2014, 07:49:07 AM
Why are we stationary here? This is no place for a price to stay. Are we going up or down?
December 19, 2014, 07:47:45 AM
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Luckily it was only 50 coins that had cost me less than $6k.
Luckily it was only 50 coins that had cost me less than $6k.
That's a lot of money to some people. A hell of a lot.
You're talking to a guy who "let [his] driver's licence lapse in 1966" and lived without any form of ID until less than a year ago. This is mystical shit, brah.
Either that, or he lived in a secure facility with friendly and helpful staff.
December 19, 2014, 07:30:40 AM
MtGox stopped allowing withdrawals and deposits of fiat. If that ever happens on an exchange you are on, get your bitcoins out of there fast. Everyone knew MtGox was not legit and got their money out.
Easier said than done.
I tried to get my coins out of Gox and into paper in August 2013.
They demanded verification even though they said they were still allowing unverified Bitcoin withdrawals.
I hadn't had any ID (don't believe in it) since letting my driver's license lapse in 1966 but broke down and applied for an Ontario ID card.
By the time my ID arrived, my coins were already gone from Gox so I opened a ticket. After months of lame promises and buck-passing emails, they simply closed down.
Luckily it was only 50 coins that had cost me less than $6k.
That's a lot of money to some people. A hell of a lot.
December 19, 2014, 07:00:33 AM
December 19, 2014, 06:58:40 AM
Anyone in the UK, that uses Google Authenticator. I found a cheap phone for a backup in case your phone stops working or you lose it, so you will still have F2A access to your accounts.
EE are doing a cheap dual core android phone for £19.99 + £10 top up (You can get £5 cash back through Quidco.com)
The phone comes with free 100MB data a month, more than enough data for google auth. and has a £1 data only package if you need more data. I trawled through the terms and conditions, and after you make the first call your sim is active, and to keep it active and getting the free data you must make 1 call every 180 days.
Alcatel POP C1 (with free data)
http://shop.ee.co.uk/mobile-phones/pay-as-you-go/alcatel-pop-c1-payg/details
EE are doing a cheap dual core android phone for £19.99 + £10 top up (You can get £5 cash back through Quidco.com)
The phone comes with free 100MB data a month, more than enough data for google auth. and has a £1 data only package if you need more data. I trawled through the terms and conditions, and after you make the first call your sim is active, and to keep it active and getting the free data you must make 1 call every 180 days.
Alcatel POP C1 (with free data)
http://shop.ee.co.uk/mobile-phones/pay-as-you-go/alcatel-pop-c1-payg/details
December 19, 2014, 06:32:44 AM
MtGox stopped allowing withdrawals and deposits of fiat. If that ever happens on an exchange you are on, get your bitcoins out of there fast. Everyone knew MtGox was not legit and got their money out.
Easier said than done.
I tried to get my coins out of Gox and into paper in August 2013.
They demanded verification even though they said they were still allowing unverified Bitcoin withdrawals.
I hadn't had any ID (don't believe in it) since letting my driver's license lapse in 1966 but broke down and applied for an Ontario ID card.
By the time my ID arrived, my coins were already gone from Gox so I opened a ticket. After months of lame promises and buck-passing emails, they simply closed down.
Luckily it was only 50 coins that had cost me less than $6k.
sounds similiar to the XPY movie~ sell you "ico" coins then make you give verification before you actually get them!? wtf :\ hmmmmm
December 19, 2014, 06:27:20 AM
My TA for today:
A pump and dump followed by a pump and dump followed by a pump and dump.
Feel free to donate if you feel this was helpful to you.
A pump and dump followed by a pump and dump followed by a pump and dump.
Feel free to donate if you feel this was helpful to you.
Is there a "repetitive tourettes" charity I can give money to? (or maybe a crowdfunded assassination pot, just because
December 19, 2014, 06:21:23 AM
My TA for today:
A pump and dump followed by a pump and dump followed by a pump and dump.
Feel free to donate if you feel this was helpful to you.
A pump and dump followed by a pump and dump followed by a pump and dump.
Feel free to donate if you feel this was helpful to you.
December 19, 2014, 06:16:58 AM
Capital is fleeing Russia right now and all of the non-oligarchs have only one way to evade capital controls. Care to guess what that one way is? Every day the ruble sinks against the dollar, and Bitcoin stays more or less stable in dollar terms, bitcoin goes up in value relative to the Russian currency.
Again, doesnt that depend on someone being prepared to accept rubbles for bitcoins? if ruble is becoming worthless why would they swap their perfectly good bitcoins for it.
So, the plan is, swap 2014's worst performing currency for it's 2nd worst (or is it the other way round now - I can't keep up) in a country where Bitcoin is banned so you can't use it anywhere.
I can see them queuing round the block for that one. Line will be longer than 'new toy day' at an Apple store
The ruble has been crashing for quite a while now, so if it were to be happening, it's likely already done. By the time news hits the front page it is usually a sign to prepare to go the other way
More likely, if they are prepared to go against the gov and try to sell rubles, the trade of choice would be buying $'s on the black market, which I imagine is significantly larger and easier to access in Russia.
And dat volume on BTC/RUB pair at BTC-e ... many coins, such wow!
December 19, 2014, 06:15:37 AM
Face it cryptobronies, US regulation was always going to be on our side, they just had to play good cop / bad cop for a bit to beat the libertard crown into submission... Because despite all that's fucked up over there, rarely does the US let a good business opportunity slip away to make their upper 50% richer and their upper 5% even richer (cf. finance industry, 90s/00s Internet boom, US shale boom).
So here's the Lawsky progression, from 'narcotraffickers' to 'we have to get it right' to 'Yo banking system, you're basically Blockbuster!" ...
So here's the Lawsky progression, from 'narcotraffickers' to 'we have to get it right' to 'Yo banking system, you're basically Blockbuster!" ...
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If virtual currencies remain a virtual Wild West for narcotraffickers and other criminals, that would not only threaten our country’s national security, but also the very existence of the virtual currency industry as a legitimate business enterprise.
- Benjamin M. Lawsky, August 2013
- Benjamin M. Lawsky, August 2013
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If we get that right, I think the outlook for virtual currencies in one form or another is quite bright in New York, but we'll have to take it one day at a time."
- Benjamin M. Lawsky, August 2014
- Benjamin M. Lawsky, August 2014
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Virtual currency could have the potential to force the existing, legacy payments system to up its game in a significant way. [...]
And it may even cause some banks to confront the Blockbuster Video problem.
The problem [is] that in an age of heightened consumer expectations for real-time, digital payments, if banks fail to innovate, they could eventually face a real challenge.
- Benjamin M. Lawsky, December 2014
And it may even cause some banks to confront the Blockbuster Video problem.
The problem [is] that in an age of heightened consumer expectations for real-time, digital payments, if banks fail to innovate, they could eventually face a real challenge.
- Benjamin M. Lawsky, December 2014
December 19, 2014, 06:11:34 AM
Capital is fleeing Russia right now and all of the non-oligarchs have only one way to evade capital controls. Care to guess what that one way is? Every day the ruble sinks against the dollar, and Bitcoin stays more or less stable in dollar terms, bitcoin goes up in value relative to the Russian currency.
Again, doesnt that depend on someone being prepared to accept rubbles for bitcoins? if ruble is becoming worthless why would they swap their perfectly good bitcoins for it.
There's always a buyer at the right price. Plus they might arbitrage. Look at btc-e and how it's above Finex now
December 19, 2014, 06:00:33 AM
December 19, 2014, 05:58:48 AM
triple top?
I think your laptop is upside down dude !
December 19, 2014, 05:33:13 AM
MtGox stopped allowing withdrawals and deposits of fiat. If that ever happens on an exchange you are on, get your bitcoins out of there fast. Everyone knew MtGox was not legit and got their money out.
Easier said than done.
I tried to get my coins out of Gox and into paper in August 2013.
They demanded verification even though they said they were still allowing unverified Bitcoin withdrawals.
I hadn't had any ID (don't believe in it) since letting my driver's license lapse in 1966 but broke down and applied for an Ontario ID card.
By the time my ID arrived, my coins were already gone from Gox so I opened a ticket. After months of lame promises and buck-passing emails, they simply closed down.
Luckily it was only 50 coins that had cost me less than $6k.
December 19, 2014, 05:30:15 AM
Capital is fleeing Russia right now and all of the non-oligarchs have only one way to evade capital controls. Care to guess what that one way is? Every day the ruble sinks against the dollar, and Bitcoin stays more or less stable in dollar terms, bitcoin goes up in value relative to the Russian currency.
Again, doesnt that depend on someone being prepared to accept rubbles for bitcoins? if ruble is becoming worthless why would they swap their perfectly good bitcoins for it.
December 19, 2014, 05:03:40 AM
Don't worry, there's always a next auction with tens and hundreds of thousands of stolen BTC. The ultimate finale will be MtGox.
I really wish the community didn't just let Mark dissapear into the shadows, that guy got away with a good amount of everything in the good days of BTC (for years)
We all just let him go away.
Yes I'm blaming mark karpeles for this sell off. because he robbed me.
Sorry for answering to this old post, but i had to throw this in:
After all the whole post gox downtrend that bitcoin is going through, could have been mostly caused by dumping the 'stolen coins', no?
I guess it would have been enough ammo to push the price down slowly to these levels...
Probably i am just daydreaming here and somebody might even mentioned it before and i missed it...
I doubt i can get an answer that satisfies me, unless mark krapeles comes here and tells us the story what really happened.
MtGox stopped allowing withdrawals and deposits of fiat. If that ever happens on an exchange you are on, get your bitcoins out of there fast. Everyone knew MtGox was not legit and got their money out. Those that left their money on were taking advantage of the crazy volatility going on there. The price de-coupled at one point from all other exchanges. It was no longer an exchange, it was a gambling site.
December 19, 2014, 05:00:37 AM
December 19, 2014, 04:53:11 AM
Don't worry, there's always a next auction with tens and hundreds of thousands of stolen BTC. The ultimate finale will be MtGox.
I really wish the community didn't just let Mark dissapear into the shadows, that guy got away with a good amount of everything in the good days of BTC (for years)
We all just let him go away.
Yes I'm blaming mark karpeles for this sell off. because he robbed me.
Sorry for answering to this old post, but i had to throw this in:
After all the whole post gox downtrend that bitcoin is going through, could have been mostly caused by dumping the 'stolen coins', no?
I guess it would have been enough ammo to push the price down slowly to these levels...
Probably i am just daydreaming here and somebody might even mentioned it before and i missed it...
I doubt i can get an answer that satisfies me, unless mark krapeles comes here and tells us the story what really happened.
December 19, 2014, 04:32:55 AM
We're at bottom of a Greater Rule of Thirds zone. If we don't see a rise beyond 360 soon, we could see capitulation and the death of all mined altcoins. Bitcoin won't die and it might be a good way to prove that all other coins are destined for oblivion.
December 19, 2014, 04:31:04 AM
surely TA only works when a decent % trade using the same methodology, I don't think that has ever been the case with btc
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