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legendary
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Degenerate bull hatter & Bitcoin monotheist
560 is right on the baseline for all the lows on the the log chart since the ATH.  Any lower is looking like a breakdown.

Well, it's happening.

Now at a 3-month all time low. Significant.

To all fellow hodlers, yes, we're good, but this... is getting... ridiculous...

Not even close assuming we're talking Stamp prices. 3 month low was $382.21 on 12/17/2013. This isn't even a 3 week low - $530.00 on 2/10/2014.

548 stamp.  Getting closer.  And this is totally different.  530 was a panic dump.  This is a deliberate long grind down.  If you don't have a plan yet now is the time to make it and stick by it.

If you don't have a plan you are going to get hurt. 
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Walls will be breached. Brace yourselves.
sr. member
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560 is right on the baseline for all the lows on the the log chart since the ATH.  Any lower is looking like a breakdown.

Well, it's happening.

Now at a 3-month all time low. Significant.

To all fellow hodlers, yes, we're good, but this... is getting... ridiculous...

Not even close assuming we're talking Stamp prices. 3 month low was $382.21 on 12/17/2013. This isn't even a 3 week low - $530.00 on 2/10/2014.
legendary
Activity: 1844
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XXXVII Fnord is toast without bread
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560 is right on the baseline for all the lows on the the log chart since the ATH.  Any lower is looking like a breakdown.

Well, it's happening.

Now at a 3-month all time low. Significant.

To all fellow hodlers, yes, we're good, but this... is getting... ridiculous...
sr. member
Activity: 1610
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My house just got hit by lightning and it knocked the clocks off of the wall that I was sitting next to. It's probably the gods telling me to HODL!!!!
The godz said check yer surge suppressor too... Grin
legendary
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XXXVII Fnord is toast without bread

It works as a form of ID - security/authentication too. "Kind of like" PayPal. PayPal wants you to use your bank account to pay, but you have the option of paying by credit card. Coinbase has to make an exchange purchase asap when you confirm your BTC purchase so they really need to secure your funds asap. They don't know how much money is in your bank account. So if that fails credit card is next. They're really taking a big risk on you... well ... offset by there 1% premiums and slightly higher BTC price.

I do believe you're correct that Coinbase is connected to your mobile number. Not sure what it takes to change it. Yes, changing phone number is a very dangerous thing to do these days.

Thanks for your help.
legendary
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560 is right on the baseline for all the lows on the the log chart since the ATH.  Any lower is looking like a breakdown.

200 SMA sits at $460 today. It seems to be on a collision course with the current price. Given that the Gox thing is going to take a while to unwind, it now seems inevitable that we will test that average. A week from now (Thurs/Fri seemingly to be the most recent consistent days of bearishness) the SMA will be around $480ish.  Two weeks from now it will be around $510ish.

That will be the resistance I am watching.
hero member
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If you didn't know it will take you a month to get up to speed there, if I recall. I think you're restricted to 1-2 BTC a day until 30 days goes by. It is a part of verification to simply wait.
Edit: maybe it's 10?
I guess I wasn't very informative with my question. The back story is that I have sold many through CoinBase since Nov 2013, and have been verified through my bank account. I just wasn't sure of the exact policy regarding buying coins through credit card or just through the linked bank account.

They definitely don't want you using your credit card there. It's pretty much a back up if your bank account fails. Charging your credit card is pretty much their last resort. If that happens, I'm going to assume you won't be allowed to use Coinbase services for much longer.
So, the credit card is not a second form of identification or a second level of "security/authentication." Meanwhile I changed my cell phone number recently and forgot to change 2FA, all of this is moot for now.  Cry

It works as a form of ID - security/authentication too. "Kind of like" PayPal. PayPal wants you to use your bank account to pay, but you have the option of paying by credit card. Coinbase has to make an exchange purchase asap when you confirm your BTC purchase so they really need to secure your funds asap. They don't know how much money is in your bank account. So if that fails credit card is next. They're really taking a big risk on you... well ... offset by there 1% premiums and slightly higher BTC price.

I do believe you're correct that Coinbase is connected to your mobile number. Not sure what it takes to change it. Yes, changing phone number is a very dangerous thing to do these days.
hero member
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My house just got hit by lightning and it knocked the clocks off of the wall that I was sitting next to. It's probably the gods telling me to HODL!!!!
sr. member
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On an unrelated note, bitstamp support just replied to my ticket and re-enabled btc withdrawals. surprised they are working this late.
legendary
Activity: 1844
Merit: 1338
XXXVII Fnord is toast without bread


If you didn't know it will take you a month to get up to speed there, if I recall. I think you're restricted to 1-2 BTC a day until 30 days goes by. It is a part of verification to simply wait.
Edit: maybe it's 10?
I guess I wasn't very informative with my question. The back story is that I have sold many through CoinBase since Nov 2013, and have been verified through my bank account. I just wasn't sure of the exact policy regarding buying coins through credit card or just through the linked bank account.

They definitely don't want you using your credit card there. It's pretty much a back up if your bank account fails. Charging your credit card is pretty much their last resort. If that happens, I'm going to assume you won't be allowed to use Coinbase services for much longer.
So, the credit card is not a second form of identification or a second level of "security/authentication." Meanwhile I changed my cell phone number recently and forgot to change 2FA, all of this is moot for now.  Cry
legendary
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Sine secretum non libertas
560 is right on the baseline for all the lows on the the log chart since the ATH.  Any lower is looking like a breakdown.
hero member
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Correct. A linked credit card will give you an instant purchase limit of $100, and this can be raised to $1000 after tier 2 verification.

OK, thanks everyone for your help.

If you didn't know it will take you a month to get up to speed there, if I recall. I think you're restricted to 1-2 BTC a day until 30 days goes by. It is a part of verification to simply wait.
Edit: maybe it's 10?
I guess I wasn't very informative with my question. The back story is that I have sold many through CoinBase since Nov 2013, and have been verified through my bank account. I just wasn't sure of the exact policy regarding buying coins through credit card or just through the linked bank account.

They definitely don't want you using your credit card there. It's pretty much a back up if your bank account fails. Charging your credit card is pretty much their last resort. If that happens, I'm going to assume you won't be allowed to use Coinbase services for much longer.
legendary
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legendary
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Hide your women
Just had limit order trigger on Stamp.  Looks like today I am buying.

Fixin to get some moar myself. Juuust a li'l bit lower.
legendary
Activity: 1844
Merit: 1338
XXXVII Fnord is toast without bread
Correct. A linked credit card will give you an instant purchase limit of $100, and this can be raised to $1000 after tier 2 verification.

OK, thanks everyone for your help.

If you didn't know it will take you a month to get up to speed there, if I recall. I think you're restricted to 1-2 BTC a day until 30 days goes by. It is a part of verification to simply wait.
Edit: maybe it's 10?
I guess I wasn't very informative with my question. The back story is that I have sold many through CoinBase since Nov 2013, and have been verified through my bank account. I just wasn't sure of the exact policy regarding buying coins through credit card or just through the linked bank account.
legendary
Activity: 1442
Merit: 2282
Degenerate bull hatter & Bitcoin monotheist
Where did all the money go did gox get hacked?  Why is the price $100 did bitcoin die?

Gox bitcoin died and went to heaven.  All other bitcoins are safe (sort of).
legendary
Activity: 1442
Merit: 2282
Degenerate bull hatter & Bitcoin monotheist
Just had limit order trigger on Stamp.  Looks like today I am buying.
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