Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 28485. (Read 26710163 times)
April 04, 2014, 12:53:53 PM
April 04, 2014, 12:53:15 PM
I assume that the next real dump will be a brutal one. A few chinese exchanges might go dark overnight and even
leave customers back MtGox style, most of them will shutdown completly at least(without stealing). I expect total chaos,and nothing less. This right now is truly the calm before the storm.
But at least we might see a reputable bounce after the upcoming chinese desaster flash crash.
leave customers back MtGox style, most of them will shutdown completly at least(without stealing). I expect total chaos,and nothing less. This right now is truly the calm before the storm.
But at least we might see a reputable bounce after the upcoming chinese desaster flash crash.
either this, or they will relocate to Hong Kong.
Are you new here?
Don't quote the troll.
Don't requote the troll
Yeah, my bad.
ShroomsKit stop quoting me or i will put you on my ignore list. Last warning!
April 04, 2014, 12:52:25 PM
Talkin about "priced in". MtGox believers bought coins on bitcoinbuilder and sent money until the last minute(their website went down).
The price didn´t really crash until they announced bankruptcy altough it was obvious to anyone with two brain-cells what is going to happen.
The same sentiment is present right now, a lot of people believe that PBOC will suddenly change their attitude, and out of the dark fairy whales appear and buy the price up to 1000(000)$, just because China might eventually not get banned 100%.
I don´t believe that the common chinese trader is smarter than the western ones, and so most of them will trade(and even sent fresh money) until the last minute till they realize that it´s suddenly too late to get money or coins out.
Bitcoiners are often in denial, we will know the true china-free price when they have completly shutdown their service.
Price is again (probably) artificially being upheld by your favorite whales. I assume that a lot of people that are truly in the know are
cashing out as much as possible without crashing the price too much. The 400$ support has been built to vreate an atmosphere of safety for the traders(pigs). "Cause hey, 400$ it must be the bottom we bounced of that 3 times before, so let´s buy all those cheap coins
it´s basically free money"
The price didn´t really crash until they announced bankruptcy altough it was obvious to anyone with two brain-cells what is going to happen.
The same sentiment is present right now, a lot of people believe that PBOC will suddenly change their attitude, and out of the dark fairy whales appear and buy the price up to 1000(000)$, just because China might eventually not get banned 100%.
I don´t believe that the common chinese trader is smarter than the western ones, and so most of them will trade(and even sent fresh money) until the last minute till they realize that it´s suddenly too late to get money or coins out.
Bitcoiners are often in denial, we will know the true china-free price when they have completly shutdown their service.
Price is again (probably) artificially being upheld by your favorite whales. I assume that a lot of people that are truly in the know are
cashing out as much as possible without crashing the price too much. The 400$ support has been built to vreate an atmosphere of safety for the traders(pigs). "Cause hey, 400$ it must be the bottom we bounced of that 3 times before, so let´s buy all those cheap coins
it´s basically free money"
April 04, 2014, 12:51:31 PM
Yup. We're pretty much dead in the water, and drowning.
April 04, 2014, 12:44:02 PM
Lower highs and lower lows. Downtrend confirmed repeatedly. No reason to think it will change. < 400 incoming.
I am holding what I have left though. Sold enough to be content for this year. When things change for the upside it will be dramatic.
I am holding what I have left though. Sold enough to be content for this year. When things change for the upside it will be dramatic.
April 04, 2014, 12:39:38 PM
I assume that the next real dump will be a brutal one. A few chinese exchanges might go dark overnight and even
leave customers back MtGox style, most of them will shutdown completly at least(without stealing). I expect total chaos,and nothing less. This right now is truly the calm before the storm.
But at least we might see a reputable bounce after the upcoming chinese desaster flash crash.
leave customers back MtGox style, most of them will shutdown completly at least(without stealing). I expect total chaos,and nothing less. This right now is truly the calm before the storm.
But at least we might see a reputable bounce after the upcoming chinese desaster flash crash.
either this, or they will relocate to Hong Kong.
Are you new here?
Don't quote the troll.
Don't requote the troll
Yeah, my bad.
April 04, 2014, 12:39:08 PM
almost the same price across stamp/btc-e/huobi
interesting
interesting
Very interetsing indeed
Everybody is hovering at 444... which is like the new 666
April 04, 2014, 12:37:46 PM
almost the same price across stamp/btc-e/huobi
interesting
interesting
Very interetsing indeed
all 4's would be nice
April 04, 2014, 12:36:50 PM
almost the same price across stamp/btc-e/huobi
interesting
interesting
Very interetsing indeed
April 04, 2014, 12:28:31 PM
almost the same price across stamp/btc-e/huobi
interesting
interesting
April 04, 2014, 12:24:35 PM
I assume that the next real dump will be a brutal one. A few chinese exchanges might go dark overnight and even
leave customers back MtGox style, most of them will shutdown completly at least(without stealing). I expect total chaos,and nothing less. This right now is truly the calm before the storm.
But at least we might see a reputable bounce after the upcoming chinese desaster flash crash.
leave customers back MtGox style, most of them will shutdown completly at least(without stealing). I expect total chaos,and nothing less. This right now is truly the calm before the storm.
But at least we might see a reputable bounce after the upcoming chinese desaster flash crash.
either this, or they will relocate to Hong Kong.
Are you new here?
Don't quote the troll.
Don't requote the troll
April 04, 2014, 12:24:26 PM
I assume that the next real dump will be a brutal one. A few chinese exchanges might go dark overnight and even
leave customers back MtGox style, most of them will shutdown completly at least(without stealing). I expect total chaos,and nothing less. This right now is truly the calm before the storm.
But at least we might see a reputable bounce after the upcoming chinese desaster flash crash.
leave customers back MtGox style, most of them will shutdown completly at least(without stealing). I expect total chaos,and nothing less. This right now is truly the calm before the storm.
But at least we might see a reputable bounce after the upcoming chinese desaster flash crash.
either this, or they will relocate to Hong Kong.
Are you new here?
Don't quote the troll.
wall observer. pop in and out when the shit hits the fan.
troll. noted.
April 04, 2014, 12:23:09 PM
This gotta be the fucking bottom
I had a weird dream today, one of those who feel like it actually happend when you wake up.
It was a really fast rally to about $650-670 and I had gotten my buy order filled on 430 just before.
Was really disapointed when I woke up and checked my phone for ticker.
65 to 105 is about 65% rise, same as from 430-670
What do you say? Maybe we are in for a little weekend treat today or tomorrow
I had a weird dream today, one of those who feel like it actually happend when you wake up.
It was a really fast rally to about $650-670 and I had gotten my buy order filled on 430 just before.
Was really disapointed when I woke up and checked my phone for ticker.
65 to 105 is about 65% rise, same as from 430-670
What do you say? Maybe we are in for a little weekend treat today or tomorrow
April 04, 2014, 12:23:06 PM
I assume that the next real dump will be a brutal one. A few chinese exchanges might go dark overnight and even
leave customers back MtGox style, most of them will shutdown completly at least(without stealing). I expect total chaos,and nothing less. This right now is truly the calm before the storm.
But at least we might see a reputable bounce after the upcoming chinese desaster flash crash.
leave customers back MtGox style, most of them will shutdown completly at least(without stealing). I expect total chaos,and nothing less. This right now is truly the calm before the storm.
But at least we might see a reputable bounce after the upcoming chinese desaster flash crash.
either this, or they will relocate to Hong Kong.
Are you new here?
Don't quote the troll.
April 04, 2014, 12:15:59 PM
I assume that the next real dump will be a brutal one. A few chinese exchanges might go dark overnight and even
leave customers back MtGox style, most of them will shutdown completly at least(without stealing). I expect total chaos,and nothing less. This right now is truly the calm before the storm.
But at least we might see a reputable bounce after the upcoming chinese desaster flash crash.
leave customers back MtGox style, most of them will shutdown completly at least(without stealing). I expect total chaos,and nothing less. This right now is truly the calm before the storm.
But at least we might see a reputable bounce after the upcoming chinese desaster flash crash.
either this, or they will relocate to Hong Kong.
April 04, 2014, 12:14:33 PM
Wow - In case you missed this...
http://www.coindesk.com/new-texas-memorandum-outlines-initial-bitcoin-exchange-guidelines/
It basically says Texas isn't going to regulate bitcoin exchanges and you don't need a money transmitter license in Texas - at all.
"Therefore absent a legislative change to the statute, no currency exchange license is required in Texas to conduct any type of transaction exchanging virtual with sovereign currencies"
Direct quote from the Texas Department of Banking. It is not an interpretation. It is direct from the horses mouth. Therefore, you can open a bitcoin exchange for all Texas customers - TODAY! No license necessary. I think only Idaho has a similar situation.
This is BY FAR the single most important document we've ever received from any United States government.
http://www.dob.texas.gov/lg_manual/sm1037.pdf
This is HIGHLY favorable to bitcoin. Please read it now. Read it carefully. Celebrate later.
http://www.coindesk.com/new-texas-memorandum-outlines-initial-bitcoin-exchange-guidelines/
It basically says Texas isn't going to regulate bitcoin exchanges and you don't need a money transmitter license in Texas - at all.
"Therefore absent a legislative change to the statute, no currency exchange license is required in Texas to conduct any type of transaction exchanging virtual with sovereign currencies"
Direct quote from the Texas Department of Banking. It is not an interpretation. It is direct from the horses mouth. Therefore, you can open a bitcoin exchange for all Texas customers - TODAY! No license necessary. I think only Idaho has a similar situation.
This is BY FAR the single most important document we've ever received from any United States government.
http://www.dob.texas.gov/lg_manual/sm1037.pdf
This is HIGHLY favorable to bitcoin. Please read it now. Read it carefully. Celebrate later.
April 04, 2014, 12:14:21 PM
I assume that the next real dump will be a brutal one. A few chinese exchanges might go dark overnight and even
leave customers back MtGox style, most of them will shutdown completly at least(without stealing). I expect total chaos,and nothing less. This right now is truly the calm before the storm.
But at least we might see a reputable bounce after the upcoming chinese desaster flash crash.
leave customers back MtGox style, most of them will shutdown completly at least(without stealing). I expect total chaos,and nothing less. This right now is truly the calm before the storm.
But at least we might see a reputable bounce after the upcoming chinese desaster flash crash.
April 04, 2014, 12:08:09 PM
same pattern last time. followed by a huge dump
April 04, 2014, 12:02:33 PM
50 000 people from all over the Europe demonstrating in Bruxelles against EU fiscal politics.
April 04, 2014, 12:00:37 PM
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