Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 31110. (Read 26609048 times)

Probably.  Does that help?

Just wondering who else here tries to actually keep up with reading this thread? It's a chore, but I always enjoy it. I might read 10 or 20 pages when I wake up or middle of the night, or throughout the day, but then I don't find much other time for other threads here. Anyone else feel this problem? 

they don't have a hologram
they are not funded
they do have a mini public/private key.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3936943

https://blockchain.info/block-index/447070/0000000000000003aa27a055682007e0273371d0bef2ea58f838ce0c0145a322

11000 BTC  sent in this last block!

Im guessing i know the reason!

The TX fees have been steadily increasing all day.  Be ready to dump if holding.  Just a heads up !!


https://blockchain.info/

From GOX http://techcrunch.com/2013/12/11/pubnub-mtgoxs-real-time-price-streaming-partner-now-offers-trading-data-to-other-bitcoin-exchanges/

Have you guys read about the coinbase news? Front page FT?

Source:
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/84c95976-633a-11e3-886f-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2nHkt1cbZ

Author:
Stephen Foley

A Silicon Valley company that allows speculators and merchants to trade Bitcoin has raised $25m in venture capital funding in the largest investment so far in a virtual currency business.

As a result of the deal, San Francisco-based Coinbase will have two of the most prominent venture capitalists in the US join its board and it has also hired the head developer of the open source software behind Bitcoin as a consultant.

The $25m funding round was led by Andreessen Horowitz, the investment firm led by Marc Andreessen, the founder of Netscape, with existing backers Union Square Ventures and Ribbit Capital also putting in additional money.

The high-profile backing puts Coinbase at the head of a pack of nascent businesses that are jostling for funding and for market share in the experimental Bitcoin economy.

Coinbase was founded last year by Brian Armstrong, formerly a software developer at the room rental website Airbnb, and Fred Ehrsam, who once traded foreign exchange for Goldman Sachs.

The company said on Thursday that the number of people using its Bitcoin wallet, currency exchange or payments platform for merchants had doubled to 600,000 in less than two months.

Ten thousand people were signing up every day, it said.

“Coinbase is now the most widely used Bitcoin service in the US,” Andreessen Horowitz partner Chris Dixon wrote on his blog. Mr Dixon will join the board of Coinbase along with Union Square Ventures founder Fred Wilson.

“We think Coinbase can significantly accelerate Bitcoin’s proliferation and, as that happens, the internet will enter a new phase of invention and opportunity,” Mr Dixon said.

Venture capitalists are betting that Bitcoin can be used to disrupt the traditional business of online payments, since transactions do not go through traditional banks and instead are recorded in software code stored across a peer-to-peer network of computers.

Coinbase said on Thursday that it had hired Gavin Andresen, chief scientist of the Bitcoin Foundation, as an adviser. The foundation was created to advocate for Bitcoin’s adoption and to suggest improvements to the open source software behind the virtual currency.

go buy a US stock

We have a support at 30-day EMA. But we already tested it during the previous drop, and now we are right on top of this EMA. Will break it soon.

Wish I had some of them, ,they're going to skyrocket now.

double? is that it, feck me! i may aswell just pack me bags now and go home   no way double, double is nothing

That's like saying "the Facebook ecosystem has the potential to double" way back in 2006. People who look at Bitcoin like a stock and speak in those terms don't get it.

I do agree that it really should not apply to him. I guess the implication is that bitcoin -> bitcoin transfers fall under fincen now? While I doubt this is the case and I feel like they just want to shut him down, they basically just legitimized Bitcoin as money (by U.S law) and regulated it.

https://www.paypal-forward.com/leadership/paypal-looks-ahead-six-predictions-for-2014/

PayPal president, 'the value of Bitcoin still has the potential to double'.

I'm still selling physical coins if anyone is interested.

+1

no more goxxed or was I just missing that ..either way ..the choo choo can no resume lol

It's going down, slowly. Come on, it's obvius. There will be no choo-choos for a while

if it ain't insured you can probably watch it go go bye bye if its just cash holdings.. ofcourse it would be nice to imagine them all hedging their cash.

Always thought these were kind of silly. http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2013/12/casascius/

What is MSM going to use for header images on articles now! The travesty.