Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 29387. (Read 26609914 times)
February 23, 2014, 12:42:48 AM
I once worked out that it would cost US$750,000 for one tank of fuel for Greg Norman's yacht.
February 23, 2014, 12:21:52 AM
yea, that's what I'm picturing..
don't think I'd care if I had to go without technology either despite it being my life since the C= Vic20.pfft, u need a motor yacht
what about this¨
February 23, 2014, 12:19:31 AM
Please Bitcoin, explode to $5000, I want to move to Turkey and buy something like this:
http://www.tuerkei-immo.org/Immobilie-in-Alanya-Details32241.htm#
http://www.tuerkei-immo.org/Immobilie-in-Alanya-Details32241.htm#
yea I want out of Australia too - I just don't know of any truly independent and non-corrupt place to go to though.
...the moon?
Cheap houses in Turkey, but sadly there is something about knowing the right lawyers and paying off officials if you as a foreigner want to buy property there.
February 23, 2014, 12:17:09 AM
yea, that's what I'm picturing..
don't think I'd care if I had to go without technology either despite it being my life since the C= Vic20.
February 23, 2014, 12:16:33 AM
What you are missing is the bigger picture inferred by this testing.
a) Markets don't like uncertainty, don't like seeing exchanges go under because what can happen to one can happen to another. Gox testing reduces uncertainty.
b) Gox testing indicates that they are trying to fix things, not escape with people's money.
c) Gox testing indicates that they might finish said testing and actually resume limited or full service.
The individual price ticks are meaningless, however, collectively, they are meaningful and sentiment might be changing.
a) Markets don't like uncertainty, don't like seeing exchanges go under because what can happen to one can happen to another. Gox testing reduces uncertainty.
b) Gox testing indicates that they are trying to fix things, not escape with people's money.
c) Gox testing indicates that they might finish said testing and actually resume limited or full service.
The individual price ticks are meaningless, however, collectively, they are meaningful and sentiment might be changing.
Er.... from the comments in that reddit thread, I understood that the transaction attempted by MtGOX was not a test after all, just one of many small transactions that they have been doing since the lock-in. Did I understand wrong?
Perhaps the news "MtGOX is testing!" spread further and farther than the "Oops, soory"?
February 23, 2014, 12:13:45 AM
Please Bitcoin, explode to $5000, I want to move to Turkey and buy something like this:
http://www.tuerkei-immo.org/Immobilie-in-Alanya-Details32241.htm#
http://www.tuerkei-immo.org/Immobilie-in-Alanya-Details32241.htm#
yea I want out of Australia too - I just don't know of any truly independent and non-corrupt place to go to though.
http://sailzingara.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/12073644-yacht-zingara-at-anchor-in-the-virgin-islands.jpg
February 23, 2014, 12:11:28 AM
Volume, what volume? 24 hour stamp volme: 20K... clearly a trap. There are all kinds of resistances in the 600s based on longer charts. Do you really thing we're ready to break through them all just because gox and on this low volume?
LOL. Wouldn't want those sheep who bought at $585 to get slaughtered, right? Go play in your giant triangle. No bull trap frightens you. Bull trap frightens you. Making money frightens you because you might lose it. Were you the hall monitor in middle school?
go easy on the bears
they have had a long day today
February 23, 2014, 12:05:30 AM
it could go up it could go down, but one thing is clear, in a few month MtGox may or may not be part of the picture 
February 23, 2014, 12:04:56 AM
Volume, what volume? 24 hour stamp volme: 20K... clearly a trap. There are all kinds of resistances in the 600s based on longer charts. Do you really thing we're ready to break through them all just because gox and on this low volume?
LOL. Wouldn't want those sheep who bought at $585 to get slaughtered, right? Go play in your giant triangle. No bull trap frightens you. Bull trap frightens you. Making money frightens you because you might lose it. Were you the hall monitor in middle school?
February 23, 2014, 12:03:18 AM
February 23, 2014, 12:02:32 AM
U clearly have no idea how good you guys have it there compared to just about everywhere else.
I know it's much worse in the US right now but it seems we've been taken over as well, our countries assets are being liquidated, politicians are corrupt, judges corrupt - they're talking about restricting peoples right to protest (with 2 years jail if you disobey a move on notice), one guy who lives in my city just finished a 3 year jail term for little more than calling Jews racist a youtube video (Brendon O'Connell), we've agreed to bail ins, the news like in the US is just freaking infotainment, no real news.. Yes when you look at the usual options, Australia may be better than most - but I want to be where reality and perception are the same, it may have to be a small freaking island community or something, I don't care, I'm just tired of the lies and corruption.
February 22, 2014, 11:59:16 PM
Please Bitcoin, explode to $5000, I want to move to Turkey and buy something like this:
http://www.tuerkei-immo.org/Immobilie-in-Alanya-Details32241.htm#
http://www.tuerkei-immo.org/Immobilie-in-Alanya-Details32241.htm#
yea I want out of Australia too - I just don't know of any truly independent and non-corrupt place to go to though.
...the moon?
https://i.imgur.com/HbuZqex.jpg
February 22, 2014, 11:56:28 PM
Please Bitcoin, explode to $5000, I want to move to Turkey and buy something like this:
http://www.tuerkei-immo.org/Immobilie-in-Alanya-Details32241.htm#
http://www.tuerkei-immo.org/Immobilie-in-Alanya-Details32241.htm#
yea I want out of Australia too - I just don't know of any truly independent and non-corrupt place to go to though.
...the moon?
February 22, 2014, 11:56:10 PM
Let's see whether I got it right: someone noticed that MtGOX made a tiny transaction, which actually was like several others that they had been doing all along since the lock-in; a transaction which had nothing to do with withdrawals, and moreover was rejected by the network because it contained mined bitcoin that was too fresh -- a bug that MtGOX's software was known to have, and which apparently has not been fixed yet. That is why the market suddenly got excited and optimistic, and the price jumped up by 10% in a few hours . Correct?
What you are missing is the bigger picture inferred by this testing.
a) Markets don't like uncertainty, don't like seeing exchanges go under because what can happen to one can happen to another. Gox testing reduces uncertainty.
b) Gox testing indicates that they are trying to fix things, not escape with people's money.
c) Gox testing indicates that they might finish said testing and actually resume limited or full service.
The individual price ticks are meaningless, however, collectively, they are meaningful and sentiment might be changing.
February 22, 2014, 11:54:29 PM
Please Bitcoin, explode to $5000, I want to move to Turkey and buy something like this:
http://www.tuerkei-immo.org/Immobilie-in-Alanya-Details32241.htm#
http://www.tuerkei-immo.org/Immobilie-in-Alanya-Details32241.htm#
yea I want out of Australia too - I just don't know of any truly independent and non-corrupt place to go to though.
That's why you need a yacht. Big one. need more bitcoin.
February 22, 2014, 11:51:22 PM
Volume, what volume? 24 hour stamp volme: 20K... clearly a trap. There are all kinds of resistances in the 600s based on longer charts. Do you really thing we're ready to break through them all just because gox and on this low volume?
February 22, 2014, 11:47:50 PM
Let's see whether I got it right: someone noticed that MtGOX made a tiny transaction, which actually was like several others that they had been doing all along since the lock-in; a transaction which had nothing to do with withdrawals, and moreover was rejected by the network because it contained mined bitcoin that was too fresh -- a bug that MtGOX's software was known to have, and which apparently has not been fixed yet. That is why the market suddenly got excited and optimistic, and the price jumped up by 10% in a few hours . Correct?
Earlier today, Gox jumped up 100% and right on its coat tail, Stamp increased on very large volume from $580 to $620. The recent 'spike' has been on a fraction of the volume.
tell us again how you have no bitcoins therefore have no emotional bias and know price is highly inflated
it makes me lol
February 22, 2014, 11:44:26 PM
yea I want out of Australia too - I just don't know of any truly independent and non-corrupt place to go to though.
U want out of Australia?
U clearly have no idea how good you guys have it there compared to just about everywhere else.
February 22, 2014, 11:41:38 PM
Please Bitcoin, explode to $5000, I want to move to Turkey and buy something like this:
http://www.tuerkei-immo.org/Immobilie-in-Alanya-Details32241.htm#
http://www.tuerkei-immo.org/Immobilie-in-Alanya-Details32241.htm#
yea I want out of Australia too - I just don't know of any truly independent and non-corrupt place to go to though.
February 22, 2014, 11:37:11 PM
Let's see whether I got it right: someone noticed that MtGOX made a tiny transaction, which actually was like several others that they had been doing all along since the lock-in; a transaction which had nothing to do with withdrawals, and moreover was rejected by the network because it contained mined bitcoin that was too fresh -- a bug that MtGOX's software was known to have, and which apparently has not been fixed yet. That is why the market suddenly got excited and optimistic, and the price jumped up by 10% in a few hours . Correct?
Earlier today, Gox jumped up 100% and right on its coat tail, Stamp increased on very large volume from $580 to $620. The recent 'spike' has been on a fraction of the volume.
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