I've started buying BTC lately, on the hope the price skyrockets like it did last year.
The price has been quite stable the past 4 days.
My prediction.
Short term (1 month or so) I'm thinking BTC will keep bouncing around between $350 and $450.
Mid term (2 - 4 months) price will rise to $600 or so.
Long term (>1 year) It will be rare to see BTC below $1,000
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 24478. (Read 26712694 times)
November 18, 2014, 12:44:56 AM
November 18, 2014, 12:43:00 AM
I got bad news fellas, Snapcash just beat bitcoin, big time. I would cut your loose as I am sure Snapchat will be the go-to for secure payments across the globe
Oh dear, a new centralized payment processing system! After it launches I give it 30 days MAX before it's hacked.
People don't care about that. Even if you explain it to them most of them would still prefer it over Bitcoin.
November 18, 2014, 12:37:55 AM
With so many bots on bitcoin world, sure one or two use the number of posts in bitcointalk to predict the price.
Someone must be rich now after shorting all the time :-)
/jk
Someone must be rich now after shorting all the time :-)
/jk
November 18, 2014, 12:26:56 AM
Has anything interesting happened in the last month or two?
look up
November 18, 2014, 12:26:02 AM
Has anything interesting happened in the last month or two?
November 18, 2014, 12:16:11 AM
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Wedbush Securities Inc., the Los Angeles-based financial-services firm founded in 1955 by friends fresh out of college, took a stake in bitcoin venture Buttercoin and is using the platform to buy and sell the virtual currency.
The deal makes Wedbush, with offices from Manhattan to Honolulu, the first Wall Street firm to announce a stake in a bitcoin startup, Buttercoin Chief Executive Officer Cedric Dahl said. Buttercoin, with backers including Google Ventures and Y Combinator, helps businesses shift between cash and bitcoins to use the virtual currency or provide related services to clients.
“Wedbush will be bringing in their friends from Wall Street,” Dahl said in an interview. The Palo Alto, California-based startup plans to talk with potential investors in January about raising more than $25 million, he said, declining to specify the size of Wedbush’s holding.
The deal makes Wedbush, with offices from Manhattan to Honolulu, the first Wall Street firm to announce a stake in a bitcoin startup, Buttercoin Chief Executive Officer Cedric Dahl said. Buttercoin, with backers including Google Ventures and Y Combinator, helps businesses shift between cash and bitcoins to use the virtual currency or provide related services to clients.
“Wedbush will be bringing in their friends from Wall Street,” Dahl said in an interview. The Palo Alto, California-based startup plans to talk with potential investors in January about raising more than $25 million, he said, declining to specify the size of Wedbush’s holding.
so in one day Bitcoin has attracted the investement of mostly anyone that matters in the tech world to a 20 million seed round (blockstream)
and
we learn that Wedbush Security are buying Bitcoins and investing in Google-venture backed Bitcoin company (Buttercoin)
more gentleman please
November 18, 2014, 12:07:54 AM
ah thank you solex, kinda still suxx, because the image proxying is and was always buggy, so maybe great meaningful picture posts are gone 
maybe eeh
maybe eehThe image proxying has suffered since Theymos improved the security when bct was hacked.
November 18, 2014, 12:04:57 AM
I got bad news fellas, Snapcash just beat bitcoin, big time. I would cut your loose as I am sure Snapchat will be the go-to for secure payments across the globe
Oh dear, a new centralized payment processing system! After it launches I give it 30 days MAX before it's hacked.
November 18, 2014, 12:01:59 AM
ah thank you solex, kinda still suxx, because the image proxying is and was always buggy, so maybe great meaningful picture posts are gone maybe eeh
maybe eeh 
November 18, 2014, 12:01:17 AM
November 17, 2014, 11:59:50 PM
nearly 2000 posts cant be deleted manually (post by post), very, very unlikely
besides maybe some small manuall post dumpers, the real reason for this big loss of posts must be nuked (multiple) accounts of big time posting regs
(or small chance some people aka "post dumpers" found a way of automatization of deleteting own posts via an bot/script/macro)
besides maybe some small manuall post dumpers, the real reason for this big loss of posts must be nuked (multiple) accounts of big time posting regs
(or small chance some people aka "post dumpers" found a way of automatization of deleteting own posts via an bot/script/macro)
This thread is so full of junk that people have stopped reading recent posts:
Oh my dog, hundreds of very meaningful posts here have suddenly disappeared.
I assure you, that is not the case. They were all "The Bitcointalk Image Proxy Cannot Display This Image" or whatever guff it says.
Doesn't take Sherlock Holmes to figure that "The Bitcointalk Image Proxy Cannot Display This Image" posts have been blitzed
. November 17, 2014, 11:55:12 PM
nearly 2000 posts cant be deleted manually (post by post), very, very unlikely
besides maybe some small manuall post dumpers, the real reason for this big loss of posts must be nuked (multiple) accounts of big time posting regs
(or small chance some people aka "post dumpers" found a way of automatization the deleting of own posts via an bot/script/macro or exploit/undocumented forum feature)
and btw, in case any one forgot, post dumping is serious businezzzzz
besides maybe some small manuall post dumpers, the real reason for this big loss of posts must be nuked (multiple) accounts of big time posting regs
(or small chance some people aka "post dumpers" found a way of automatization the deleting of own posts via an bot/script/macro or exploit/undocumented forum feature)
and btw, in case any one forgot, post dumping is serious businezzzzz
November 17, 2014, 11:50:24 PM
It is funny because they are treating the page number like the price of Bitcoin. /Ralph
My theory is that there's a warped character out there whose heart is set on either $1000 or $10,000 on the 10,000th page. If that is the case then we could be floating around for rather a long time.
had to have a lot of posts, prior.... how many posts per page? or is it variable to size of posts? could just divide your post count in the thread vs post per page limit
20 posts per page, and length of post does NOT matter - so you can only dump posts for so long before you run out... and only so many goofballs are willing to delete their posts for this silly cause... so after a while, the silly post dumpers will have no more posts to dump... Unless some innovative entrepreneur comes up with some fractional reserve method with the treatment of posts.
November 17, 2014, 11:48:12 PM
I got bad news fellas, Snapcash just beat bitcoin, big time. I would cut your loose as I am sure Snapchat will be the go-to for secure payments across the globe
"Photo messaging site Snapchat has launched a new feature allowing people to send friends money from within its app.
The firm, which was the subject of a recent hack attack in which over 100,000 photos were leaked from the service when a third party client was compromised, has partnered with square for the service.
Once users have registered their debit card, they simply enter a $ sign and the amount into the messaging field - and the payment is sent."
Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2838430/Snapchat-launches-currency-Snapcash-used-send-payments-users-messaging-app.html
I think I'll pass on Losethecash.
November 17, 2014, 11:46:19 PM
I got bad news fellas, Snapcash just beat bitcoin, big time. I would cut your loose as I am sure Snapchat will be the go-to for secure payments across the globe
ooh it's almost like paypal
November 17, 2014, 11:42:33 PM
I got bad news fellas, Snapcash just beat bitcoin, big time. I would cut your loose as I am sure Snapchat will be the go-to for secure payments across the globe
November 17, 2014, 11:01:15 PM
November 17, 2014, 10:54:36 PM
It is funny because they are treating the page number like the price of Bitcoin. /Ralph
My theory is that there's a warped character out there whose heart is set on either $1000 or $10,000 on the 10,000th page. If that is the case then we could be floating around for rather a long time.
had to have a lot of posts, prior.... how many posts per page? or is it variable to size of posts? could just divide your post count in the thread vs post per page limit
November 17, 2014, 10:01:17 PM
November 17, 2014, 10:00:58 PM
It is funny because they are treating the page number like the price of Bitcoin. /Ralph
My theory is that there's a warped character out there whose heart is set on either $1000 or $10,000 on the 10,000th page. If that is the case then we could be floating around for rather a long time.
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