Does anyone actually think that Barry and co. are gonna let the unkowns (dumpers) walk off with these coins without a fight?
This auction will turn out to be a 30k coin pump, mark my words.
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 27056. (Read 26709729 times)
June 25, 2014, 04:20:40 AM
June 25, 2014, 04:17:23 AM
Boom! It's like there's no resistance...
Oh why don't I have any extra fiat?
Oh why don't I have any extra fiat?
June 25, 2014, 04:16:49 AM
This major fear for a tiny auction must be the dumbest thing i've seen in the Bitcoin market so far. Unbelievable.
Something like Expedia accepting Bitcoin is 100 times as big and important and nobody gives a shit.
8 days of coins being sold and it controls the whole market and actually makes it go down before even something happened.
Something like Expedia accepting Bitcoin is 100 times as big and important and nobody gives a shit.
8 days of coins being sold and it controls the whole market and actually makes it go down before even something happened.
I don't think silkroad coins has much to do wit this and big companies adding Bitcoin as a payment method at this point is really bad for price stability, regardless of Bitcoin being on news more than ever, the user adoption is dropping really fast, if only these companies held the coins it would be as if we got new users with every purchase.
what is happening now is a rally between holders to sell without causing any panic, the book order is really thin with few thousands BTC at the Bid side while there is more than 12 million coins out there, do the math.
June 25, 2014, 04:15:03 AM
June 25, 2014, 04:11:27 AM
This major fear for a tiny auction must be the dumbest thing i've seen in the Bitcoin market so far. Unbelievable.
Something like Expedia accepting Bitcoin is 100 times as big and important and nobody gives a shit.
8 days of coins being sold and it controls the whole market and actually makes it go down before even something happened.
Something like Expedia accepting Bitcoin is 100 times as big and important and nobody gives a shit.
8 days of coins being sold and it controls the whole market and actually makes it go down before even something happened.
People always panic over the smallest things. That will never change. We also tend to follow China when they start rallying down.
June 25, 2014, 04:09:29 AM
This major fear for a tiny auction must be the dumbest thing i've seen in the Bitcoin market so far. Unbelievable.
Something like Expedia accepting Bitcoin is 100 times as big and important and nobody gives a shit.
8 days of coins being sold and it controls the whole market and actually makes it go down before even something happened.
Something like Expedia accepting Bitcoin is 100 times as big and important and nobody gives a shit.
8 days of coins being sold and it controls the whole market and actually makes it go down before even something happened.
June 25, 2014, 04:00:45 AM
June 25, 2014, 03:53:30 AM
So guys, 27th June.. we learn that the coins sold well above market, we should see a price to $650+ within hours after confirmation? And, on the other side (well below market) we should see a drop to $545 or less within hours after confirmation.
But what about the case where we dont know the results? Down? Up? We all know this market never responds to nothing by doing nothing.
But what about the case where we dont know the results? Down? Up? We all know this market never responds to nothing by doing nothing.
I'm sure that several of the various winners are going to want to inform people about the price that they paid. I doubt that they would be restricted from such publicity, after they have won.
Also, I would not sell any BTC at this moment, no matter the possibility that it goes down after the auction. It's just this trend that could be anything.
It seems to be the best strategy for auction bidders to stagger their bids, and then to announce their highest bid at the end of the auction in order to rally the price in that direction... let's say there is a bid for 30% above market... then I say that you paid $740 per BTC (2.2 million) for the 3,000 BTC lot.
Within weeks the BTC market will likely rally to match and likely exceed that amount.
June 25, 2014, 03:49:21 AM
Beartrap and manipulation of prices for the auction... just as spected before the rally
Bulltrap(600) in an extended bulltrap(680) has been closed, nobody cares about the auction, decline to 250$ is in progress. Nothing to see here.
Good one. I don't usually find you funny, at all. Maybe I'm high on coffee. 
$250 lets see if that holds as well.
Says the guy who is 100% invested in Litecoin. Lol
you know nothing about me or about what I am invested into
We know that you are an amorphous dufous who can barely articulate what it is he is doing or planning regarding his investment strategy, except to provide conflicting and confusing information and NOW to cheer for the downfall of bitcoin merely to attempt to prove a point that he was correct to sell half his stash at $600-ish b/c he wants to go on vacation for two years with such proceeds. Good bye... go on your vacation. See you in two years.
June 25, 2014, 03:32:57 AM
1w MACD's histogram is not green anymore. Not that it matters much.
TA is extremely difficult at this moment the way trends are breaking and all kinds of indicators are conflicting. Investing in Bitcoin right now is basically an act of faith. "I believe that Bitcoin is the future of money and will eventually rise even if it's not rising right now". I'm finding myself looking to take a long term investment with money that I'm willing to lose and closing out the rest of my 'trading position'.i think the 3d will win
(=> back to $500)
June 25, 2014, 03:27:56 AM
Stamp is a little hesitant to pop it's cherry
June 25, 2014, 03:26:25 AM
So guys, 27th June.. we learn that the coins sold well above market, we should see a price to $650+ within hours after confirmation? And, on the other side (well below market) we should see a drop to $545 or less within hours after confirmation.
But what about the case where we dont know the results? Down? Up? We all know this market never responds to nothing by doing nothing.
But what about the case where we dont know the results? Down? Up? We all know this market never responds to nothing by doing nothing.
I'm sure that several of the various winners are going to want to inform people about the price that they paid. I doubt that they would be restricted from such publicity, after they have won.
Also, I would not sell any BTC at this moment, no matter the possibility that it goes down after the auction. It's just this trend that could be anything.
June 25, 2014, 03:25:43 AM
Beartrap and manipulation of prices for the auction... just as spected before the rally
Bulltrap(600) in an extended bulltrap(680) has been closed, nobody cares about the auction, decline to 250$ is in progress. Nothing to see here.
Good one. I don't usually find you funny, at all. Maybe I'm high on coffee. $250 lets see if that holds as well.
Says the guy who is 100% invested in Litecoin. Lol
you know nothing about me or about what I am invested into
June 25, 2014, 03:24:57 AM
So guys, 27th June.. we learn that the coins sold well above market, we should see a price to $650+ within hours after confirmation? And, on the other side (well below market) we should see a drop to $545 or less within hours after confirmation.
But what about the case where we dont know the results? Down? Up? We all know this market never responds to nothing by doing nothing.
But what about the case where we dont know the results? Down? Up? We all know this market never responds to nothing by doing nothing.
I'm sure that several of the various winners are going to want to inform people about the price that they paid. I doubt that they would be restricted from such publicity, after they have won.
June 25, 2014, 03:24:09 AM
Beartrap and manipulation of prices for the auction... just as spected before the rally
Bulltrap(600) in an extended bulltrap(680) has been closed, nobody cares about the auction, decline to 250$ is in progress. Nothing to see here.
Good one. I don't usually find you funny, at all. Maybe I'm high on coffee. $250 lets see if that holds as well.
Says the guy who is 100% invested in Litecoin. Lol
June 25, 2014, 03:17:02 AM
Beartrap and manipulation of prices for the auction... just as spected before the rally
Bulltrap(600) in an extended bulltrap(680) has been closed, nobody cares about the auction, decline to 250$ is in progress. Nothing to see here.
Good one. I don't usually find you funny, at all. Maybe I'm high on coffee. $250 lets see if that holds as well.
June 25, 2014, 03:17:02 AM
Beartrap and manipulation of prices for the auction... just as spected before the rally
Bulltrap(600) in an extended bulltrap(680) has been closed, nobody cares about the auction, decline to 250$ is in progress. Nothing to see here.
Good one. I don't usually find you funny, at all. Maybe I'm high on coffee. I´m sure you also laughed when somebody told you earlier this year, when we have been above 1000$, that we would drop to 340$.
June 25, 2014, 03:16:36 AM
I start to hit myself and ask why didn't I sell at 600. Could've bought in now.
June 25, 2014, 03:15:46 AM
Beartrap and manipulation of prices for the auction... just as spected before the rally
Bulltrap(600) in an extended bulltrap(680) has been closed, nobody cares about the auction, decline to 250$ is in progress. Nothing to see here.
Good one. I don't usually find you funny, at all. Maybe I'm high on coffee. 
June 25, 2014, 03:15:21 AM
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