Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 25802. (Read 26619992 times)

Agreed but that is why = find your local MP's here https://www.writetothem.com/   use your voice.

Dont quote it !!? maybe you meant him, or you really think I am an object?? and BTW this is the answer to your dilemma:

My take is as Phoenix's - mmitech your answer proves that you are just trolling...

So bad cause you seem really smart guy and could be very useful with your feedback.

I am pretty confident we are going in reverse of becoming the new wealthy elite, gentlemen. 

it is not about me, look at the book order and try to ask your question again.... but if you insist, if it would be about me, the price would be at the moon or zero at this point 

I've got $280-$300 pencilled in as a low in mid October. Don't know if its a 'fair' price, just think that's where we are headed ...

Please don't quote it!

So what a fair price would be for you?

Really ? I cant remember since when the price was/is sustained @ $450, wait... is it since the time it was $550 and you said we will never see $500 again, or is it since the time the price was $650 and you said you feel a bubble forming ?

cant really blame you, people are just desperate..... meanwhile lets do something fun, you ask your inspiration (risto, for readers who doesn't know) about how many coins he still hold and he have to sign a message were coins are contained ( lets see if he still hold the 6000+ BTC that he forgot to count once), and come back to me with the answer and I will make it more fun and interesting with few other facts.

What Osborne says and what he does don't seem to have much of a correlation IMO. The gov does its best to protect the banks at every turn, with the occasional morsel thrown to the public for PR it seems. I would be very surprised if he was unaware of this latest move against BTC in The Isle of Man.

And yeh, lol, I imagine there are a few bricks being shat in Westminster ATM!! But I agree, likely 'NO' will prevail ... will be carnage for the £ if not, and set a very dangerous precedent for the whole Euro experiment
I imagine there are some very influential people pulling strings as hard as possible right now

Bitcoin is the gift that keeps on giving. Coins cheaper, I keep buying. nom nom nom.

Thanks bears!

Who cares?

The fact that the price has been sustained at, or above $450 for a while, with more BTC being created daily, shows plenty of people want them.

:-O

Dat orderbook

down down down, until I get my paycheck 

Obviously no one

https://www.cryptsy.com/coinvotes

Strong demand for Cryptsy to add XRP.

How long until BTC-e also adds it?

Eitherway, tomorrow is going to be interesting... my brain tells me they will make a NO vote, but my gut is questioning that in a big way... it is too hard to call...

The bookies seem to think a NO vote is incoming.

The older generations, will lean slightly towards a NO vote, and the younger I think will lean more towards a YES vote.

I think if it is a YES vote, it will cause a shock(wave) not only to the UK, the  Brits, the Scots, but to the world.. (also countries like Spain will be looking closely at this)

If the vote is YES, then there is going to be a interesting few weeks, months, years ahead.

In the long run, it could be a good thing for Scotland, in the short term...(next decade)  not so much.

How will it effect Crypto, tomorrow? not in a big way I do not think (I could be wrong) further down the line ...possible

Sure there has been some rumblings about Scotland adopting Bitcoin... well tbh I would be super surprised, sure they might intergrate it somehow, but not as their sole currency, jesus, a lot of Scots especially the older generations are ultra conservative and basically will not want to experiment with their wealth in that fashion.. in a lesser fashion yes, but not to that extent (which is another reason I think many older scots will vote NO tomorrow, not all but many)

Eitherway interesting times.

I hope they vote for independence anyway - and it possibly could see an uptick in bitcoin activity in Scotland as a result. (I said possibly)

What it is more likely to do, is kick off a wave of movements towards independence in a lot of other countries all around the world.

And any one of these events could have an impact on bitcoin.. we don't know yet.

Explanation