Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 30139. (Read 26713355 times)

a page or 2 back.. there is a 7-8 straight comments from my ignore list. It time of FUD it really makes me happy having them all ignored. If I wanted to hear a Glen Beck or Rush Limbaugh styled argument I'd un-ignore them.

i always used to panic and sell when the price dropped then regret it...so now i panic and buy...i find a direct correlation between the number of coins in my wallet and my general feeling of well being.

Do you know that forecasters, in ancient world, we're entitled to choose their death method if the forecast didn't came true?

We can but hope...   maybe I gunna have to dig some more holes  (for some new paper wallets...)

To be honest, there's lot less pussies around today than usually in similar situations. Guess evensome bears are realizing what they have in front of them

This is the begin of a down trend. 600$ in 6hours.

Like Hammond? or like Senna ?

The news and forums have not convinced to to stop hodling.

THIS IS CRASHNG!! fazrstksy

I saw that article earlier. I palmed pretty hard. He must have thought, that for some reason, he really was untouchable. Whoops!

so why are people selling, this arrest finally proves that cash remains king when doing illegal business. ergo bitcoin is by far ( atm ) not the way to go when trying to commit illegal activities.

the hypocrisy of this arrest is huge.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/hsbc-s-1-9b-money-laundering-settlement-approved-by-judge-1.1377272 lol why didn't they go an arrest these fucks.


HSBC was found to have laundered over $670 billion over the course of four years, and this makes BitInstant's total amount pale in comparison. HSBC was eventually fined $1.9 billion in an arranged agreement, which equates to 3/100% of the total amount laundered through their institution. -http://www.examiner.com/article/bitcoin-exchange-joins-hsbc-money-laundering-for-drug-sales



...I'm fine with you going after money laundering, etc but apply the rules the same way.

I feel that the awakening of china could be lethal to immediate prices

Do you mean crashing down to say $100 ? or $10 ? $250 $500  or do you mean "crash" to  $700 - $600

Or do you mean the big one? ground zero? tsunami, Godzilla on the rampage climbing up the Keiser towers?

Just trying to gauge what you define as a crash...just so I am on the same page... because I am poised, should I be ready to run to the end of the garden, in this rain,  go into the garage, get the shovel, start digging for my secret stash box where I keep my key for the lock on the other secret stash box which is buried in my neighbours garden 100 miles away, buried in a box underneath their dead dog that I helped kill, I mean bury, and go all the way over there, sneak into their garden, unearth poor decaying Fido, dig even deeper get my secret password for my paper wallet , and then trapse all the way to get my paper wallet which is currently stored in a vault in a swiss bank? so I should drive like a maniac to the airport and get my ass to the land of neutrality and cheese all to get my hands on my encrypted paper wallet, all so I can sell? is that what I should be doing right now? because......I really really cannot be bothered I just had my dinner, have run a bath...about to have a beer, kick back and listen to some tunes...  but you know if this is really bad I best get my gear on and get out in that garden with that shovel. "Gunna have to dig some holes"

Truthfully, I only said it cause I thought of a cool way to say it. (And Bitcoin has been so boring lately)

My understanding (which is LIMITED   ) is that after Jan 31 if they still have coins it will be hard to cash out and to use there cash to purchase Bitcoins so if they were to use a exchange or 3rd party outside of China could they continue to trade bitcoin or am I off in that line of thinking?

The guy thought he was so untouchable he invited the press into his bong-filled house and bragged he wouldn't hire anyone he hadn't got stoned with.

Then he helped major SR dealer with BTC /USD transactions to (enable people) to buy drugs, when he was supposed to be the compliance officer of an exchange.

OK - it's all alleged, but he doesn't look like he was too careful - or thought anyone would go after him.

Careless?   Take a read....

http://www.vocativ.com/12-2013/night-bitcoin-millionaire-proud-stoner-charlie-shrem/

why would they do that

can't they go directly to btcchina or other CNY/BTC exchange

i think china will put heavy regulation on the  CNY/BTC exchanges, but they will allow then to continue.

i think, idk, pure speculation

everyone is waiting till the end of the week for clarification  by the government for the future of CNY/BTC

What would stop someone in china that holds bitcoin from (moving there coin to another exchange outside of china) cashing out at a later date (post Jan. 31) on a site like say coinbase and transferring USD or another currency back to their bank accounts in china?

Well, in percentage terms it is about the same distance...

EDIT but you are right: now that we are at 800 USD, 100 is quite a bit closer than 10,000.

Their sleeping