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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 27702. (Read 26712315 times)

legendary
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sold half my mro at 40x my entry price.  bidding to buy it back at 20x.  don't you just love crypto?

Very nice, maybe I should get a couple aswell
full member
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Finally some signs of life in market. not too amusing but even lil movement is very well appreciated.  
legendary
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Sine secretum non libertas
sold half my mro at 40x my entry price.  bidding to buy it back at 20x.  don't you just love crypto?

can't imagine trading btc anymore.  no volatility to speak of.  i may just hold until it hits $4mm.  still rolling my short iwm gains into btc though.
hero member
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OMG there is a wall to observe 1400 btc on stamp... Grin

Yeah good to know there is always someone trying to stop us from going up.
legendary
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Hodling since 2011.®
OMG there is a wall to observe 1400 btc on stamp... Grin
legendary
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hero member
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Oh my god, i can feel huge pumps to 850 or so right around the corner
hero member
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To whoever first mentioned Poloniex on here - and I can't remember quite who it was, I owe a thanks.

It's actually quite well designed and the MRO and DRK volatility has been a hoot.


You're welcome.
hero member
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I think the pictures show that Huobi is nothing like Gox... and the people who took the Photo did a much better job framing it for Huobi.
What do you mean?

According to the article, those pictures of the Chinese CEOs were taken at a special meeting of them (two?), possibly arranged by CoinDesk.

The picture of Marc is a frame from a video I believe.  That is what I found in 2 minutes with Google.

I looked for an interview of Danny Brewster too, but after searching for a full 30 seconds I still had no decent picture so I gave up.

My question about revenue is serious. A Chinese article from a week or two ago seemed to claim that their revenue came mostly from fees of leverage trading (i.e. interest from lending money/bitcoins to traders) and from inside trading at their own exchanges.  The former must have bothered the government, the latter may have angered normal customers.  In the "five exchanges" announcement they apparently promised to clean up their act, and they do seem to have stopped leverage trading.  Does that mean that they are now living off their stored fat?
sr. member
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So when will we see the moon?
tonight! just look at the sky when it's already dark outside Grin Grin Grin
legendary
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To whoever first mentioned Poloniex on here - and I can't remember quite who it was, I owe a thanks.

It's actually quite well designed and the MRO and DRK volatility has been a hoot.
sr. member
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sr. member
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Merit: 250
legendary
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Merit: 1748
Looking back - that photo of Karpeles said a hell of a lot.

We should have known all along really...
legendary
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Bitcoin entrepreneur and Pro Trader
So when will we see the moon?
legendary
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A cautious rise at about 10 dollars a week going forward, that would be a perfect build-up to the second half year moon tour.
legendary
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1CBuddyxy4FerT3hzMmi1Jz48ESzRw1ZzZ
hero member
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Merit: 500
I think the pictures show that Huobi is nothing like Gox... and the people who took the Photo did a much better job framing it for Huobi.
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