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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 28945. (Read 26610783 times)

legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
Somebody is trying to reinforce the Weekend Dip myth =)


You mean like a whale or a bot?    I get the sense that these whales and bots are somewhat limited in how much they can do... surely they can manipulate, but they have to take advantage of public sentiment, so some extent... and if public sentiment is NOT strong, then the whales and/or bots can edge the price in one direction or another.. ... That's my current thinking on the bots whale situation and their ability to manipulate... .. unless of course, if they are NOT profit motivated, then that could change the dynamics more, even though it would cost the manipulator more money to accomplish the objective... b/c that kind of manipulator would be likely to be running at a loss just to get their way.. such as keeping the price down.
legendary
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Sine secretum non libertas
newbie
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Time to the most popular game of the day..Internet detective or chief fud engineer . I really hope i'm wrong
evidence #1
1191 BTC
evidence #2
https://i.imgur.com/Ll9cmCL.png&t=537&c=J2acXNS_yt30gw

evidence #3
Last Active:    February 25, 2014, 02:34:46 PM

evidence #4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2ku1A5Ox8U
i know he said he hired someone on fiverr but that could be to hide he's really a she?

evidence #5
Autumn Radtke, chief executive of First Meta Pte Ltd, was found dead at her Singapore home on Feb 26.
hero member
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TradingView indicators have been down system wide for an hour or two now. With Wisdom so unreliable lately too, this is getting frustrating... not sure where else to look for charts/indicators. Bitcoinity and i286 aren't useful at all to me. I guess there's Bitcoincharts...
legendary
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Sine secretum non libertas
And ugly.

And are you posing for Vogue?  If you were, would it justify that statement?  Do you really just want to hurt people?  Whatever you might get out of that, it's just not worth it.  Criticizing her journalism seems apt, perhaps even necessary, certainly justified.  But would you want someone telling the world your daughter was ugly?  I admit:  I say nasty things sometimes.  Then I feel bad about it, and try not to do it again.

sr. member
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He refers to the payment network at "bitcoins" plural, which to me is not the way Satoshi would refer to the system.  Also I still believe it was Nick Szabo,  read about his bit gold project here https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Bit_Gold_proposal. He also matched with a writing analysis.
legendary
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Somebody is trying to reinforce the Weekend Dip myth =)
sr. member
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"If you are not involved with Bitcoin at all, you have to tell me now." Nakamoto: "I can not do that."

It is intriguing. From a primary English speaker this sounds odd (meaning it sounds as if he is admitting he would be lying if he told her he wasn't involved). Obviously it could have come out worse if he doesn't speak/understand English from birth. I could easily see this going either way. Imagine it from a strong English speaker, then imagine that answer from someone who isn't so strong. "I can not do that," could simply be frustration. I mean he had to call the cops. Anyway, we could parse this forever. I guess we'll find out for sure one day.
May have thought she said, "Tell me that your are involved with bitcoin, now." "I cannot do that."
legendary
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Is anyone else having an issue viewing anything other than 3-minute charts on Bitcoinwisdom?

1hr here no problem
hero member
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NOTE: Thanks for the user who proposed a pterosaur for extreme bullish predictions.  Now looking for an ichtyosaur to match.

Since dinosaurs have been added, these slumber posts have really become much clearer to me. I think you're onto something.
legendary
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Duelbits.com
"If you are not involved with Bitcoin at all, you have to tell me now." Nakamoto: "I can not do that."

It is intriguing. From a primary English speaker this sounds odd. I have heard worse from folks who maybe don't speak/understand English from birth. I could easily see this going either way. Imagine it from a strong English speaker, then imagine that answer from someone who isn't so strong. "I can not do that," could simply be frustration. I mean he had to call the cops. ANyway, we could parse this forever. I guess we'll find out for sure one day.

In one of articles journo said Dorian is not speaking perfect English.
hero member
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"If you are not involved with Bitcoin at all, you have to tell me now." Nakamoto: "I can not do that."

It is intriguing. From a primary English speaker this sounds odd (meaning it sounds as if he is admitting he would be lying if he told her he wasn't involved). Obviously it could have come out worse if he doesn't speak/understand English from birth. I could easily see this going either way. Imagine it from a strong English speaker, then imagine that answer from someone who isn't so strong. "I can not do that," could simply be frustration. I mean he had to call the cops. Anyway, we could parse this forever. I guess we'll find out for sure one day.
sr. member
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Is anyone else having an issue viewing anything other than 3-minute charts on Bitcoinwisdom?
legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"

NOTE: Thanks for the user who proposed a pterosaur for extreme bullish predictions.  Now looking for an ichtyosaur to match.


It's more that Nemicolopterus crypticus is clearly a Chinese chicken.  And based on its name, a cryptographic chicken to boot. 

http://news.nationalgeographic.com.au/news/2008/02/080211-mini-pterosaur.html

But happy to be of service in any event.



bullish or bearish.. over the weekend...  


Based on this current downtrend in BTC prices (over the last couple of days)... I guess the BTC market remains a little worried about additional negative and uncertainties in the news, such as: GOX moving of coins, Japanese declaration of BTC as a non-currency and this twobit guy potentially outing the foundation members on Monday...   Maybe those news items are driving our current downward (sell) pressure.     

I am a dollar cost averaging kind of guy when it comes to BTC.. but I want to time my multiple small purchases to low points in the price... to the extent possible.. and the extent reasonably predictable... .. So maybe over the weekend, we may hit $580?  Possibly?    Or should I just suck it up and buy at $610-ish..., if we return to that point (which we are nearing such price, as I type - we are bouncing down to $619-ish.. as I am typing)?   

Certainly, if we can establish some kind of reason that BTC is going lower in price in the near future, then I will wait out and buy at that lower price point.





legendary
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Degenerate bull hatter & Bitcoin monotheist

NOTE: Thanks for the user who proposed a pterosaur for extreme bullish predictions.  Now looking for an ichtyosaur to match.


It's more that Nemicolopterus crypticus is clearly a Chinese chicken.  And based on its name, a cryptographic chicken to boot. 

http://news.nationalgeographic.com.au/news/2008/02/080211-mini-pterosaur.html

But happy to be of service in any event.
legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQmIRea_FWo

he dosnt say "i'm no longer Involved"  he clearly says "I'm Not Involved in Bitcoin"

but i'm starting to think its him

watch this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrrtA6IoR_E
he is sooo lying

He sounds like he has absolutely no clue what Bitcoin is. I can't fathom how people can actually think this is THE Satoshi Nakamoto. Are they blind or do they want to believe it's him so much they can't think and see properly anymore? I don't get it it's just beyond stupid.


Each of us get different senses of the situation... when I see someone live or video and then I see how they are responding verbally and physically... with Dorian, I get the sense he is overcompensating...... and b/c of that I get the sense that he may be the real one...     but then I do NOT see the whole conversation, just clips, here and there.

Then, I agree that he does NOT want to be bothered and he wants to deny, and that denial should be respected. 

The ONLY reason that we in the bitcoin world may have a right to know SN and his intentions is that if he realizes that he has about a million BTC, and he decides to begin to move those BTC... b/c of some reason, such as his anonymity having been breached.  Then we may need to know what he intends to do with those BTC.. dump them or to distribute them more widely... .. b/c dumping large quantities of BTC would have a traumatic effect on BTC prices...

And, there may be some other reasons, that it may be good to know about the real SN.... . even though overall, I kind of agree with the sentiment that it does NOT matter so much, so long as the real SN wishes to remain anonymous or unknown.. so long as he does NOT do something extreme with the BTC under his potential control.

sr. member
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The guy may have initially implied he knew something about it for the attention and possible money. But I can't understand why, even if it is him, that he is being interrogated by the media.
legendary
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQmIRea_FWo

he dosnt say "i'm no longer Involved"  he clearly says "I'm Not Involved in Bitcoin"

but i'm starting to think its him

watch this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrrtA6IoR_E
he is sooo lying

He sounds like he has absolutely no clue what Bitcoin is. I can't fathom how people can actually think this is THE Satoshi Nakamoto. Are they blind or do they want to believe it's him so much they can't think and see properly anymore? I don't get it it's just beyond stupid.

Satoshi is a very good actor too, that's what he wants you to think.

Not sure if serious...
legendary
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQmIRea_FWo

he dosnt say "i'm no longer Involved"  he clearly says "I'm Not Involved in Bitcoin"

but i'm starting to think its him

watch this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrrtA6IoR_E
he is sooo lying

He sounds like he has absolutely no clue what Bitcoin is. I can't fathom how people can actually think this is THE Satoshi Nakamoto. Are they blind or do they want to believe it's him so much they can't think and see properly anymore? I don't get it it's just beyond stupid.

Satoshi is a very good actor too, that's what he wants you to think.
hero member
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note to governments:  because of your overly strict AML policies a million passports are now in the hands of a hacker.  And if gox stored the "recent bill" scan it will be SIMPLE for a criminal to load that into a graphics editor and update it.  So AML verification spoofing will be simple for the new owners of this database.  

But the REAL tragedy here is that in an attempt to prevent a relatively minor crime --  and I know preventing $ laundering is important but the volumes here are tiny compared to fiat AFAIK -- you printed a million boarding passes so terrorists can bring their evil right to our front door.

Passport doc requirements should be limited to physical travel only and even travel companies should be legally required to store no data except a single number call it a public key which is used to confirm (insecurely but to a small degree anyway) that the company in question saw the passport.

Well said.

Now imagine the same thing happening with biometric data...  Angry
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