Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 30357. (Read 26713566 times)

Good read:

   
How much does it cost to produce one Bitcoin? (Market Value Comparison)
Think about it.

this tells so much about you hahahahah

Don't worry, it's highly unlikely people here would have nearly all of their wealth in Bitcoin at all times, so I'm sure most people can afford and do repurchase the Bitcoins they spend.

Right, guys?

Looks like wider BTC acceptance is leading to a new price-discovery. More BTC are being sold now, because more BTC are being used in purchasing things. Which makes one wonder- how many BTC do people need to be buying to keep people selling BTC via purchases at companies like Overstock.com in check? If we all ran out on a huge Overstock.com splurge, we would also tank the price of BTC. Interesting.....

things are simple...

trolls and other people does not want to understand that the train is goind UP.....
some people here have brain and they use it...

thanks god we have the ignore button

I think so. The sheep are not done panicking.

that's a thought i like very much

+1

ye i am not touching this one

one question puzzling me, let say during 2013 what was total time with btc rate on the way down, and how it compares to the total time it was going up.

it is not about the news, its more about the utility.

stay out of trading guys for those days....

just HODL

Guys, price is dropping. The rules of this thread specifically state that Bulls are not welcome during the "bear" I told you this was coming day. Please come back tomorrow when this nonsense is over.

Hard to say right now, but I find it rather suspicious that the price is dumped so much after so much good news.

R. Brandson about to set us all up to the moon

Aww I missed the big 4k pages:(

So what's going on here? Someone gonna make a huge buy or what?

Time to test that 780 Stamp support again !!! Will it break ?

A government's attitude towards cryptocoins presumably depends on their perceived effect on the country's economy - or, rather, what it thinks the economy should be.

Cryptocoins have been used mostly for speculation so far, but are being promoted as a means to move money across national borders, bypassing bank fees and money export regulations.  That may explain why bitcoin became so popular in China, at a time when its price was stagnating on the West.

Most countries do not care for speculation and zero-sum games, even if they ruin some people's lives.  Financial gambling tends to concentrate wealth, and politicians would rather serve one billionaire than 1000 millionaires. Such schemes get banned only when banks or powerful people lose big money with them.

Most governments do care for international money transfers. Countries that are likely to be on the receiving end (such as the US, Singapore, and tax heavens) will probably love cryptocoins, while countries likely to be on the other end (like China, India, and Latin American countries) will want to restrict or ban them, as they do with other payment methods.

I suspect that China is planning to ban cryptocoins, but is doing it slowly so that big investors have the time to sell their coins to smaller fish.  I presume that they would rather deal with 10,000 workers who lost 10,000 USD each than with one tycoon who lost 100 million because of the ban.

 

don't forget about signature payment so we have lot of them to write just to write...

Much failed dump.

I've never seen this amount of posts from new accounts, this is so convincing......