Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 25051. (Read 26720609 times)

Hmm, that could give rise to an amusing scenario: Govt decides to go all digital and stop printing and using notes and coins. Now not subject to inflation, notes and coins in the wild become "honest money" and float against the digital dollar. Suddenly a dollar bill in your pocket is worth three (and more ongoing) in the bank.

Explanation

Ebola played correct = the end of coins and notes. This gives TPTB more fiat ammunition (inflation with negative interest)
It also represents an opportunity for Bitcoin.

But ultimately TPTB can steal more wealth from the people than ill gotten fiat gains from Bitcoin scams  can push up the Bitcoin price.

It's a PR race and TPTB have a lot more experience than there challenges.

So thinking bearish for now. But if stamp and Bitfinex go down I'm all bull.

^Cannabis may in help cure ebola!

*also >>>

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check these guys out they are working on a charity coin !

*could this help peeps in Africa?

 


lets do something to change the world !

Yeah. But you might be dead by the 6th confirmation

OMG James Bond is mining!









CCMF

the price will have to go down soon.

Cannabis has been used to reduce nausea and vomiting.  BTC is used to purchase this legal medical treatment. 

Interesting vision.

bullshit

Very bullish, it will make people more susceptible to be driven into vices such as gambling.

I know humor is not easy to grasp on the internet but...

 

Explanation

Hoax.

Bearish for governments as they fuck it up every step of the way

Irrelevant

So....

Ebola: Bullish or bearish?

Have patience we will go up. I know for myself i'm here for long term.

Well, not sure that the news have been good.  For the public who is not committed to Bitcoin, ApplePay sounds like a formidable competitor.

MtGOX is still not over, in several senses:

  * The liquidator has not yet started to collect the claims of former clients,
     and does not even seem to have a clear idea of how to evaluate them. 
     Meanwhile Sunlot is trying very hard to derail the liquidation and take
     over the "investigation" and "refunding" of clients --- whose greed
     seems to be much better developed than their business sense.
     The fact that people lost a lot of money and did not get anything back yet
     often gets mentioned by general media when they mention MtGOX.
     Not good for Bitcoin's public image.

  *  There is still no credible explanation for how the 600'000 BTC were lost. 
      Many theories are out there, and some of them may have implications for the
      future of bitcoin.  There is a criminal investigation going on by the Japanese police,
      but is may not address the bult of the coins, only a very small part.
      The lawsuits started by US and Canadian clients were retired by
      negotiations of Sunlot and the bigger clients.  This continuing mystery
      about what happened is not helping the public image of Bitcoin, either.

  * It is not known where those 600'000 coins are now.  They may have been
     cashed in long ago, they may be sitting still waiting for the investigations
     to be called off, or they may be circulating through tumblers.  In the last
     two cases, there is the risk that they will be dumped on the exchanges
     or in the OTC market at some point.   They may be being sold now,
     and causing the drop in price.

I have not seen any sign that China has lost its influence on the price. On teh contrary, the fact that the price does not seem to react to Western news sugests that China is still setting it.  (Note that the guys who bought that 30 kBTC sale at Bitstamp may be arbitragers.)

If China is still in control, then it is not surprising that there was no recovery after the October 15 tax deadline.


   

bitcoinica ringing in my ears.