To spice up a little: Is anyone willing to accept a $10,000-$100,000 escrowed bet that Bitstamp will hit $500 before hitting $1,000?
What odds? I am thinking that $1,000 is much more probable but I am willing to take the other side if odds good enough.
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 31186. (Read 26724318 times)
December 13, 2013, 04:19:17 PM
December 13, 2013, 04:17:54 PM
comeon bears, i have a 10,000$ prize for you, you know you want it!
What is this? Always interested in prizes!
rpietila
just wondering, as a big BTC holder, have you sold some coins in the past month?
4-figure, but not 5-figure amount. Why?
I don't believe you have 10k coins. When does your next sell start so that we can watch? You're waiting bids to pile up at stamp?
On serious note, you might burn badly. I'm all BTC.
I've made the big sales already, a few 100 here and there left. But now I don't do momentum, so I just sell when the price is good and buy back after 1-3 months. No need for dramatic moves.
something tells me you miss calculated
OH JOY!
BUY BUY BUY!!!
December 13, 2013, 04:14:45 PM
comeon bears, i have a 10,000$ prize for you, you know you want it!
What is this? Always interested in prizes!
rpietila
just wondering, as a big BTC holder, have you sold some coins in the past month?
4-figure, but not 5-figure amount. Why?
I don't believe you have 10k coins. When does your next sell start so that we can watch? You're waiting bids to pile up at stamp?
On serious note, you might burn badly. I'm all BTC.
I've made the big sales already, a few 100 here and there left. But now I don't do momentum, so I just sell when the price is good and buy back after 1-3 months. No need for dramatic moves.
December 13, 2013, 04:12:44 PM
what is the little grey bar between the bid and sell walls on bitcoinwisdom? i didnt notice it until now, did it just show up?
Yeah it's new, like a less than an hour new
seems like order book balance
December 13, 2013, 04:12:38 PM
what is the little grey bar between the bid and sell walls on bitcoinwisdom? i didnt notice it until now, did it just show up?
Yeah it's new, like a less than an hour new
Can anyone enlighten us as to what it is - I was hoping someone who knew (I am obviously not smart enough) to come up with an answer...
I assume it is a feature to enlighten us as to some aspect of price - but what?
December 13, 2013, 04:12:28 PM
comeon bears, i have a 10,000$ prize for you, you know you want it!
What is this? Always interested in prizes!
rpietila
just wondering, as a big BTC holder, have you sold some coins in the past month?
4-figure, but not 5-figure amount. Why?
I don't believe you have 10k coins. When does your next sell start so that we can watch? You're waiting bids to pile up at stamp?
On serious note, you might burn badly. I'm all BTC.
I believe he is the manger of a whole bunch of peoples large holdings
and has stated that he's been selling them
early adopters are getting the fiat they deserve, this is very good news!
and i see it as bullish as fuck.
December 13, 2013, 04:10:46 PM
Not sure if it's already been posted:
http://www.gadflycapital.com/markets/gadfly_capital_2013_12_12_valuing_a_bitcoin.pdf
http://www.gadflycapital.com/markets/gadfly_capital_2013_12_12_valuing_a_bitcoin.pdf
Many good points, but this was an LMAO:
Quote
Based on an annual world gross product of $71 trillion, and presuming a 5% return on
capital, we can value the real assets of the world at $71 trillion/0.05 = $1.4 quadrillion. However, world
gross production is probably not utilizing resources at anywhere near 5%
, and so the true value of all the real assets is probably
much greater than this. As an order of magnitude though, the value of the real
assets is probably somewhere in the quadrillions of dollars, perhaps tens of quadrillions.
capital, we can value the real assets of the world at $71 trillion/0.05 = $1.4 quadrillion. However, world
gross production is probably not utilizing resources at anywhere near 5%
, and so the true value of all the real assets is probably
much greater than this. As an order of magnitude though, the value of the real
assets is probably somewhere in the quadrillions of dollars, perhaps tens of quadrillions.
10 quadrillion = 10 billion million. So a million for every person on the planet, and then some, and nobody's in debt etc. Hardly likely
this just made my night. I still have tears in my eyes.
December 13, 2013, 04:08:50 PM
what is the little grey bar between the bid and sell walls on bitcoinwisdom? i didnt notice it until now, did it just show up?
Yeah it's new, like a less than an hour new
December 13, 2013, 04:08:31 PM
comeon bears, i have a 10,000$ prize for you, you know you want it!
What is this? Always interested in prizes!
rpietila
just wondering, as a big BTC holder, have you sold some coins in the past month?
4-figure, but not 5-figure amount. Why?
I don't believe you have 10k coins. When does your next sell start so that we can watch? You're waiting bids to pile up at stamp?
On serious note, you might burn badly. I'm all BTC.
December 13, 2013, 04:08:02 PM
Not sure if it's already been posted:
http://www.gadflycapital.com/markets/gadfly_capital_2013_12_12_valuing_a_bitcoin.pdf
http://www.gadflycapital.com/markets/gadfly_capital_2013_12_12_valuing_a_bitcoin.pdf
nice read.
go and hunt the red candles.
i just relax and wait for those 1.33% to 13.3% of pie.
December 13, 2013, 04:07:48 PM
FUD alert:
http://www.infoworld.com/t/cringely/greed-isnt-good-3-reasons-not-bite-the-bitcoin-232623?page=0,1
http://www.infoworld.com/t/cringely/greed-isnt-good-3-reasons-not-bite-the-bitcoin-232623?page=0,1
It says that the silk road was possibly took down by "de-anonymizing" of the transaction hashes?
Is that correct? I thought the Pirate guy was caught through his own errors.
he got caught by being a dumbass
Information leakage through public posts and emails. Anonymity is hard.
December 13, 2013, 04:07:20 PM
We die.
That's life.
and why is the wall thread my philosophical backdrop?
That's life.
and why is the wall thread my philosophical backdrop?
December 13, 2013, 04:06:26 PM
Not sure if it's already been posted:
http://www.gadflycapital.com/markets/gadfly_capital_2013_12_12_valuing_a_bitcoin.pdf
http://www.gadflycapital.com/markets/gadfly_capital_2013_12_12_valuing_a_bitcoin.pdf
Many good points, but this was an LMAO:
Quote
Based on an annual world gross product of $71 trillion, and presuming a 5% return on
capital, we can value the real assets of the world at $71 trillion/0.05 = $1.4 quadrillion. However, world
gross production is probably not utilizing resources at anywhere near 5%
, and so the true value of all the real assets is probably
much greater than this. As an order of magnitude though, the value of the real
assets is probably somewhere in the quadrillions of dollars, perhaps tens of quadrillions.
capital, we can value the real assets of the world at $71 trillion/0.05 = $1.4 quadrillion. However, world
gross production is probably not utilizing resources at anywhere near 5%
, and so the true value of all the real assets is probably
much greater than this. As an order of magnitude though, the value of the real
assets is probably somewhere in the quadrillions of dollars, perhaps tens of quadrillions.
10 quadrillion = 10 billion million. So a million for every person on the planet, and then some, and nobody's in debt etc. Hardly likely
Uh, just because there is more than enough for everyone doesn't mean that everyone has some. Some people live on less than a dollar a day because some other people have quadrillions in assets.
December 13, 2013, 04:02:51 PM
Bitcoin is not anonymous, it is pseudonymous.
It's as anonymous as you
ftfy
December 13, 2013, 04:01:18 PM
Not sure if it's already been posted:
http://www.gadflycapital.com/markets/gadfly_capital_2013_12_12_valuing_a_bitcoin.pdf
http://www.gadflycapital.com/markets/gadfly_capital_2013_12_12_valuing_a_bitcoin.pdf
Many good points, but this was an LMAO:
Quote
Based on an annual world gross product of $71 trillion, and presuming a 5% return on
capital, we can value the real assets of the world at $71 trillion/0.05 = $1.4 quadrillion. However, world
gross production is probably not utilizing resources at anywhere near 5%
, and so the true value of all the real assets is probably
much greater than this. As an order of magnitude though, the value of the real
assets is probably somewhere in the quadrillions of dollars, perhaps tens of quadrillions.
capital, we can value the real assets of the world at $71 trillion/0.05 = $1.4 quadrillion. However, world
gross production is probably not utilizing resources at anywhere near 5%
, and so the true value of all the real assets is probably
much greater than this. As an order of magnitude though, the value of the real
assets is probably somewhere in the quadrillions of dollars, perhaps tens of quadrillions.
10 quadrillion = 10 billion million. So a million for every person on the planet, and then some, and nobody's in debt etc. Hardly likely
December 13, 2013, 04:00:37 PM
Bitcoin is not anonymous, it is pseudonymous.
It's as anonymous as you want it to be.
December 13, 2013, 03:56:28 PM
Bitcoin is not anonymous, it is pseudonymous.
good enough for my purposes 
December 13, 2013, 03:55:51 PM
Bitcoin is not anonymous, it is pseudonymous.
December 13, 2013, 03:52:45 PM
Not sure if it's already been posted:
http://www.gadflycapital.com/markets/gadfly_capital_2013_12_12_valuing_a_bitcoin.pdf
http://www.gadflycapital.com/markets/gadfly_capital_2013_12_12_valuing_a_bitcoin.pdf
December 13, 2013, 03:51:02 PM
FUD alert:
http://www.infoworld.com/t/cringely/greed-isnt-good-3-reasons-not-bite-the-bitcoin-232623?page=0,1
http://www.infoworld.com/t/cringely/greed-isnt-good-3-reasons-not-bite-the-bitcoin-232623?page=0,1
It says that the silk road was possibly took down by "de-anonymizing" of the transaction hashes?
Is that correct? I thought the Pirate guy was caught through his own errors.
he got caught by being a dumbass
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