Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 29120. (Read 26710098 times)
March 02, 2014, 01:13:41 PM
try to wipe your ass with Bitcoin.....and you´ll see cash is king
March 02, 2014, 01:12:18 PM
What is your predictions for summer? 
Sunny and warm ...
March 02, 2014, 01:10:55 PM
What is your predictions for summer?
btc Exchange holiday and FIAT bankholiday at the same time
March 02, 2014, 01:04:33 PM
What is your predictions for summer?
March 02, 2014, 12:55:45 PM
Any speculation as to why LTC/BTC and LTC/USD are going down a bit? Litecoin seems to be an even bigger bear market atm.
No need for speculation. It is nearly worthless. The price is simply catching up with that fact.
March 02, 2014, 12:54:11 PM
Any speculation as to why LTC/BTC and LTC/USD are going down a bit? Litecoin seems to be an even bigger bear market atm.
Generally when bitcoin takes a cold, alts take swine flu.
March 02, 2014, 12:50:11 PM
Any speculation as to why LTC/BTC and LTC/USD are going down a bit? Litecoin seems to be an even bigger bear market atm.
Bitcoin will follow soon, don´t worry.
March 02, 2014, 12:47:52 PM
Any speculation as to why LTC/BTC and LTC/USD are going down a bit? Litecoin seems to be an even bigger bear market atm.
March 02, 2014, 12:22:05 PM
1). The exchanges appear to be unregulated and trusting them can lead to a load of heartache (Read MtGox here).
2). Time taken to send bitcoins to these exchanges (with confirmations) can be rather lengthy and this may lead to missing any good buy/sell windows.
With these 2 issues in mind, can anyone see a way round them so that you can leave coins on exchanges safely? Or at least speed up the transaction?
2). Time taken to send bitcoins to these exchanges (with confirmations) can be rather lengthy and this may lead to missing any good buy/sell windows.
With these 2 issues in mind, can anyone see a way round them so that you can leave coins on exchanges safely? Or at least speed up the transaction?
check out Open Transaction - this technology should be coming to an exchange near you, just ask for it. (Supply and Demand)
How would open transactions be implemented to current exchanges in your opinion?
Thanks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teNzIFu5L70
March 02, 2014, 12:21:47 PM
1). The exchanges appear to be unregulated and trusting them can lead to a load of heartache (Read MtGox here).
2). Time taken to send bitcoins to these exchanges (with confirmations) can be rather lengthy and this may lead to missing any good buy/sell windows.
With these 2 issues in mind, can anyone see a way round them so that you can leave coins on exchanges safely? Or at least speed up the transaction?
2). Time taken to send bitcoins to these exchanges (with confirmations) can be rather lengthy and this may lead to missing any good buy/sell windows.
With these 2 issues in mind, can anyone see a way round them so that you can leave coins on exchanges safely? Or at least speed up the transaction?
check out Open Transaction - this technology should be coming to an exchange near you, just ask for it. (Supply and Demand)
How would open transactions be implemented to current exchanges in your opinion?
Thanks
They won´t...the maguc heads of the ponzi can´t show you yet that your money is gone
March 02, 2014, 12:12:55 PM
1). The exchanges appear to be unregulated and trusting them can lead to a load of heartache (Read MtGox here).
2). Time taken to send bitcoins to these exchanges (with confirmations) can be rather lengthy and this may lead to missing any good buy/sell windows.
With these 2 issues in mind, can anyone see a way round them so that you can leave coins on exchanges safely? Or at least speed up the transaction?
2). Time taken to send bitcoins to these exchanges (with confirmations) can be rather lengthy and this may lead to missing any good buy/sell windows.
With these 2 issues in mind, can anyone see a way round them so that you can leave coins on exchanges safely? Or at least speed up the transaction?
check out Open Transaction - this technology should be coming to an exchange near you, just ask for it. (Supply and Demand)
How would open transactions be implemented to current exchanges in your opinion?
Thanks
March 02, 2014, 12:03:25 PM
March 02, 2014, 11:53:55 AM
I am quite new to this game and have begun mining alts late Oct 13.
These are some of the points I have found frustrating when dealing with bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies.
1). The exchanges appear to be unregulated and trusting them can lead to a load of heartache (Read MtGox here).
2). Time taken to send bitcoins to these exchanges (with confirmations) can be rather lengthy and this may lead to missing any good buy/sell windows.
With these 2 issues in mind, can anyone see a way round them so that you can leave coins on exchanges safely? Or at least speed up the transaction?
I would prefer to be able to leave coins and fiat on trusted exchanges so that I can set up buy and sell orders but I am absolutely paranoid about doing so since this MtGox debacle.
It would seem to me that until people feel safe trusting their money (be it coins or fiat) to these exchanges then this must be really stifling the growth of cryptocurrencies.
Mac.
These are some of the points I have found frustrating when dealing with bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies.
1). The exchanges appear to be unregulated and trusting them can lead to a load of heartache (Read MtGox here).
2). Time taken to send bitcoins to these exchanges (with confirmations) can be rather lengthy and this may lead to missing any good buy/sell windows.
With these 2 issues in mind, can anyone see a way round them so that you can leave coins on exchanges safely? Or at least speed up the transaction?
I would prefer to be able to leave coins and fiat on trusted exchanges so that I can set up buy and sell orders but I am absolutely paranoid about doing so since this MtGox debacle.
It would seem to me that until people feel safe trusting their money (be it coins or fiat) to these exchanges then this must be really stifling the growth of cryptocurrencies.
Mac.
Actually this dilemma can be perfectly solved by mutli-sig transaction. The function is available in the bitcoin protocol back 2009, but no one is really using it.
EDIT: What I mean is that, with multi-sig transaction, you have a safety level of cold wallet AND the ability to sell instantly
March 02, 2014, 11:50:18 AM
1). The exchanges appear to be unregulated and trusting them can lead to a load of heartache (Read MtGox here).
2). Time taken to send bitcoins to these exchanges (with confirmations) can be rather lengthy and this may lead to missing any good buy/sell windows.
With these 2 issues in mind, can anyone see a way round them so that you can leave coins on exchanges safely? Or at least speed up the transaction?
2). Time taken to send bitcoins to these exchanges (with confirmations) can be rather lengthy and this may lead to missing any good buy/sell windows.
With these 2 issues in mind, can anyone see a way round them so that you can leave coins on exchanges safely? Or at least speed up the transaction?
check out Open Transaction - this technology should be coming to an exchange near you, just ask for it. (Supply and Demand)
March 02, 2014, 11:48:55 AM
How is the situation in Ukraine going to affect Bitcoin ? What if a new war in Europe starts ? 
I'm tense...
I'm tense...
Gosh, didn't Europe have already enough wars.... one of my biggest fears is the war, but how will bitcoin help you in that situation ? when the infrastructure is destroyed no fiat neither Bitcoin is going to help you, we will eat grass if that happens.
In war, fiat currencies rapidly become worthless. Credit evaporates first, then cash, then precious metals as the economy devolves into barter. Quality information becomes a matter of life and death. Bitcoin will be ideally situated to purchase intel and fund covert, rescue operations. Paying spies may prove to be the "killer" app.
March 02, 2014, 11:46:36 AM
who wants to be seen hodling buttcoins if everbody and his mother knows now that its worked as an insider ripp off scheme where the ponzi heads even get to
file for creditors protection instead of being thrown in jail !
nice cover up for sucking in the last bagholders to offload ther bookentrys and run
file for creditors protection instead of being thrown in jail !
nice cover up for sucking in the last bagholders to offload ther bookentrys and run
I really never understood your posts....
the prices are made at the exchanges and Gox serves as the best example what happens when everybody wants to see the real money he can get when selling buttcoins
for his bookentrys he believed being bitcoins at an exchange......what will be the price then?
again I still don't understand your post.... but never mind you don't need to explain your self anymore...
March 02, 2014, 11:44:28 AM
I think you are manipulating (maybe unconsciously) the facts to fit what you would like to happen, all of your arguments could be applied to a bullish or bearish position. You can apply logic to how buys or sells work, create charts, but the facts are that strange things happen, people do execute large market orders, buy and sells, and it doesn't make much sense to day traders, but they happen all the time.
To leave this channel we need a buyer / seller with the muscle and inclination to move the market. The market is like a coiled spring at the moment, and I believe more need / want to buy in than want to sell (they have had the last 3 weeks to sell).
I'm calling a rally, you are calling a further drop, we'll come back to this in a week and see who is right, fair enough?
I am a so small player that I couldn't even manipulate anything if I wanted so, but be assured that I do hold more than the FIAT laying on exchanges if my predictions are wrong... and to point out "again" I am just speculating I am far from acting as I know things....
but I would really appreciate an input about how the price would go up now, at the end this is why we are here, to track the price movements
I didn't mean you were manipulating the market, just the inner debate in your head. I was doing the same which is why I felt I recognised it in you, I've been permabear since the china crash, and probably would still be now if my friends hadn't started asking me about getting bitcoins for them in the last few days. This made me reappraise the whole situation, I believe nothing but a flash crash would take this market below 475-500 again, if you look at the charts only flash crashes have taken us down there since November, 550 is a pretty solid support area. Chart wise there could be a large inverted head and shoulders developing on stamp, but tbh I really do think we need a large buy (or sell) to move this thing. It could happen slowly as other people have predicted, but hey, this is bitcoin
March 02, 2014, 11:41:36 AM
who wants to be seen hodling buttcoins if everbody and his mother knows now that its worked as an insider ripp off scheme where the ponzi heads even get to
file for creditors protection instead of being thrown in jail !
nice cover up for sucking in the last bagholders to offload ther bookentrys and run
file for creditors protection instead of being thrown in jail !
nice cover up for sucking in the last bagholders to offload ther bookentrys and run
I really never understood your posts....
the prices are made at the exchanges and Gox serves as the best example what happens when everybody wants to see the real money he can get when selling buttcoins
for his bookentrys he believed being bitcoins at an exchange......what will be the price then?
March 02, 2014, 11:36:08 AM
I am quite new to this game and have begun mining alts late Oct 13.
These are some of the points I have found frustrating when dealing with bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies.
1). The exchanges appear to be unregulated and trusting them can lead to a load of heartache (Read MtGox here).
2). Time taken to send bitcoins to these exchanges (with confirmations) can be rather lengthy and this may lead to missing any good buy/sell windows.
With these 2 issues in mind, can anyone see a way round them so that you can leave coins on exchanges safely? Or at least speed up the transaction?
I would prefer to be able to leave coins and fiat on trusted exchanges so that I can set up buy and sell orders but I am absolutely paranoid about doing so since this MtGox debacle.
It would seem to me that until people feel safe trusting their money (be it coins or fiat) to these exchanges then this must be really stifling the growth of cryptocurrencies.
Mac.
These are some of the points I have found frustrating when dealing with bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies.
1). The exchanges appear to be unregulated and trusting them can lead to a load of heartache (Read MtGox here).
2). Time taken to send bitcoins to these exchanges (with confirmations) can be rather lengthy and this may lead to missing any good buy/sell windows.
With these 2 issues in mind, can anyone see a way round them so that you can leave coins on exchanges safely? Or at least speed up the transaction?
I would prefer to be able to leave coins and fiat on trusted exchanges so that I can set up buy and sell orders but I am absolutely paranoid about doing so since this MtGox debacle.
It would seem to me that until people feel safe trusting their money (be it coins or fiat) to these exchanges then this must be really stifling the growth of cryptocurrencies.
Mac.
March 02, 2014, 11:30:58 AM
I think you are manipulating (maybe unconsciously) the facts to fit what you would like to happen, all of your arguments could be applied to a bullish or bearish position. You can apply logic to how buys or sells work, create charts, but the facts are that strange things happen, people do execute large market orders, buy and sells, and it doesn't make much sense to day traders, but they happen all the time.
To leave this channel we need a buyer / seller with the muscle and inclination to move the market. The market is like a coiled spring at the moment, and I believe more need / want to buy in than want to sell (they have had the last 3 weeks to sell).
I'm calling a rally, you are calling a further drop, we'll come back to this in a week and see who is right, fair enough?
I am a so small player that I couldn't even manipulate anything if I wanted so, but be assured that I do hold more than the FIAT laying on exchanges if my predictions are wrong... and to point out "again" I am just speculating I am far from acting as I know things....
but I would really appreciate an input about how the price would go up now, at the end this is why we are here, to track the price movements
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