Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 25815. (Read 26610828 times)

I have sold all my BTC. bitcoin was fun while it lasted, but cylmf. CYMFL, you MF's! US dollar is going to rise in the coming decade, and if that is not clear to you then have fun capitulating

everyone keep calm and cut your looses

its not like theres a 10X bubble growth spurt going on.....

Sorry.  My bAAAAdddd.   

I thought from time to time you give in and you sell a little or trade a little when you get a pretty strong sense of an apparent inevitable direction.   

Everyone might as well post they've sold all their coins. Let the bears and bots 'listening' think we're truly near capitulation.
'I've sold all my coins'..

Surely you jest.  At this point it's like rearranging deck chairs on the titanic.  So you decided to go down with the ship eh?   :d

Guys, please don't be fooled by the false riiiiising! It's good to see that people are so optimistic at the moment, yet you should be careful with the predictions, since they most likely don't achieve the same quality as the original riiiising ones do!

I didn't know Buble was into BTC?   

And that's exactly what derpinheimer said, and it's correct: With this kinda assumption you fuel capitulation, not a bubble.

No. Bitcoin is a bubble and the future is Ripple. You'll admit it soon.

More tension we accumulate and more high will be the explosion...

From this point I am thinking only that the price can go only up =)

watching:

Explanation

Actually this bear market accumulates very high tension for an upcoming buble..

They were subjected to unannounced financial sanctions by the rest of the world's banking system, most likely because of that announcement.

I know of at least one startup that had their non-USD bank account (with a non-US bank) frozen just because one of their second round investors funded them through a bank that was located in Isle of Man.

When I came across the below article, I said to myself, "Whoa, Zaa!!!"   And, therefore, I wanted to share my "Whoa, Zaa!!!" with you. 

In essence, I find it interesting to hear Julian Assange describing his interactions with Satoshi Nakomoto in the earliest days of bitcoin and the realization by both of them, that they have to share a goal to keep bitcoin somewhat under wraps - especially while bitcoin was still in its budding stages of development.


https://uk.news.yahoo.com/wikileaks-avoided-bitcoin-prevent-government-destroying-cryptocurrency-175614267.html

Last I heard Isle of Man, only weeks ago, was positioning itself to be BTC friendly and a centre for BTC innovation and startups

http://www.coindesk.com/meet-british-crown-dependencies-vying-become-bitcoin-island/

http://www.coindesk.com/isle-man-outlines-plans-digital-currency-regulation/

This seems like a complete U-turn

For those that don't now it is a tax haven off the coast of the UK, also well known for its crazy and lethal TT motorbike race.

First: I fixed the above for you - b/c when you add qualifiers/conditioners to the word "monkey" then it appears like santa clause... and monkey does NOT seem to be a santa clause...

Second:   I would really have a difficult time understanding how BTC prices could rise into the $850 to $1,150 range and to either stagnate in that range or to reverse and drop back down from that price range.  Once prices get into that $850 to $1,150 price range, there will be so much and many incentives and momentum and steam to push BTC prices well past 3X of the previous ATH (that is $3,489+ for any of you who may be math challenged).  Actually, as many others who are more expert than me have asserted, the longer that this stagnation and downward BTC price manipulation endures, the more likely it becomes that BTC prices will explode into an even higher 5X+  to 8X+ (respectively, that is $5,815+ to $9,304+ for any of you who may be math challenged) territory past the previous ATH.  Actually, if there is enough momentum to get BTC prices into the $9k plus territory, there may be even greater incentives for evolving BTC enthusiasts to push BTC prices past $10k, just for shits and giggles and because it has become part of the realm of realistic possibilities that will allow even greater profits to be taken when the cashing out resumes.

That is actually bad, surprised to read authentic bad news for bitcoin.. it's been so long. The markets if they actually were mature and filled with premium traders would react instantly to this. But as it is that's not the case