Don't know if you are:
1) a troll
2) a pig getting slaughtered (A.K.A. "a retard")
3) a noob trying to talk down the price down so he can load the truck with cheap coins
Please advise.
How much fiat/bitcoins % you in right now?
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 31369. (Read 26608070 times)
December 05, 2013, 07:09:48 AM
Don't know if you are:
1) a troll
2) a pig getting slaughtered (A.K.A. "a retard")
3) a noob trying to talk down the price down so he can load the truck with cheap coins
Please advise.
How much fiat/bitcoins % you in right now?
December 05, 2013, 07:09:05 AM
Dude stop reading what some bull manipulates the news to say as fact. It's bad news full stop. China's banning financial institutions from handling bitcoin transactions, if you see that as good news for Chinese exchanges or for bitcoin in China alone, your deluded.
Is your perspective now the following hours, days, weeks or months?
"Bad news for Bitcoin" as a generalization does not exist, because nothing can stop Bitcoin. It is just a question of the way.
Pls elaborate.
December 05, 2013, 07:07:39 AM
This is just getting started guys, stop suffering from myopia.
When I step back, by 20/20 vision sees triangles forming. Are you suggesting that they should see the price dropping further?
Yes, I'd say theres a relatively small percentage of the bitcoin world actually seen this crash and news so far. Lets even say 50%. When they log on and see their purchases at 1050+ are now sub 1000, there could be even larger sell off's.
But the news has already updated to say it's not such bad news. With that, I can't see latecomers panic selling when the charts also look like they might be bottoming.
Dude stop reading what some bull manipulates the news to say as fact. It's bad news full stop. China's banning financial institutions from handling bitcoin transactions, if you see that as good news for Chinese exchanges or for bitcoin in China alone, your deluded.
"At this stage, all financial institutions and payment institutions" - http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1s5hzl/my_human_translation_of_the_china_regulation/
Do you actually inform yourself before posting? I take this as "We'll first check how we can tax the shit out of this"
The important thing is that the Chinese government have eventually 'showed their hand', which we have all been waiting for. And it's not good news.
Don't know if you are:
1) a troll
2) a pig getting slaughtered (A.K.A. "a retard")
3) a noob trying to talk down the price down so he can load the truck with cheap coins
Please advise.
December 05, 2013, 07:06:28 AM
This is just getting started guys, stop suffering from myopia.
When I step back, by 20/20 vision sees triangles forming. Are you suggesting that they should see the price dropping further?
Yes, I'd say theres a relatively small percentage of the bitcoin world actually seen this crash and news so far. Lets even say 50%. When they log on and see their purchases at 1050+ are now sub 1000, there could be even larger sell off's.
But the news has already updated to say it's not such bad news. With that, I can't see latecomers panic selling when the charts also look like they might be bottoming.
Dude stop reading what some bull manipulates the news to say as fact. It's bad news full stop. China's banning financial institutions from handling bitcoin transactions, if you see that as good news for Chinese exchanges or for bitcoin in China alone, your deluded.
"At this stage, all financial institutions and payment institutions" - http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1s5hzl/my_human_translation_of_the_china_regulation/
Do you actually inform yourself before posting? I take this as "We'll first check how we can tax the shit out of this"
The important thing is that the Chinese government have eventually 'showed their hand', which we have all been waiting for. And it's not good news.
December 05, 2013, 07:06:10 AM
The important thing is that the Chinese government have eventually 'showed their hand', which we have all been waiting for. And it's not good news.
Oh my god, you don't get it, do you? We "bulls" (as you call us) have explained why we think this is good news. If you want to argue, you need to explain why you think this is bad news. If you can't do that, we're going to carry on ignoring you. December 05, 2013, 07:05:50 AM
All I see is a bear trap forming 
but am pretty bummed I missed the opt to sell high buy low..
but am pretty bummed I missed the opt to sell high buy low.. December 05, 2013, 07:04:34 AM
This is just getting started guys, stop suffering from myopia.
When I step back, by 20/20 vision sees triangles forming. Are you suggesting that they should see the price dropping further?
Yes, I'd say theres a relatively small percentage of the bitcoin world actually seen this crash and news so far. Lets even say 50%. When they log on and see their purchases at 1050+ are now sub 1000, there could be even larger sell off's.
But the news has already updated to say it's not such bad news. With that, I can't see latecomers panic selling when the charts also look like they might be bottoming.
Dude stop reading what some bull manipulates the news to say as fact. It's bad news full stop. China's banning financial institutions from handling bitcoin transactions, if you see that as good news for Chinese exchanges or for bitcoin in China alone, your deluded.
"At this stage, all financial institutions and payment institutions" - http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1s5hzl/my_human_translation_of_the_china_regulation/
Do you actually inform yourself before posting? I take this as "We'll first check how we can tax the shit out of this"
The important thing is that the Chinese government have eventually 'showed their hand', which we have all been waiting for. And it's not good news.
December 05, 2013, 07:03:19 AM
This is just getting started guys, stop suffering from myopia.
When I step back, by 20/20 vision sees triangles forming. Are you suggesting that they should see the price dropping further?
Yes, I'd say theres a relatively small percentage of the bitcoin world actually seen this crash and news so far. Lets even say 50%. When they log on and see their purchases at 1050+ are now sub 1000, there could be even larger sell off's.
But the news has already updated to say it's not such bad news. With that, I can't see latecomers panic selling when the charts also look like they might be bottoming.
Dude stop reading what some bull manipulates the news to say as fact. It's bad news full stop. China's banning financial institutions from handling bitcoin transactions, if you see that as good news for Chinese exchanges or for bitcoin in China alone, your deluded.
"At this stage, all financial institutions and payment institutions..." - http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1s5hzl/my_human_translation_of_the_china_regulation/
Do you actually inform yourself before posting? I take this as "We'll first check how we can tax the shit out of this"
December 05, 2013, 07:02:57 AM
This is just getting started guys, stop suffering from myopia.
When I step back, by 20/20 vision sees triangles forming. Are you suggesting that they should see the price dropping further?
Yes, I'd say theres a relatively small percentage of the bitcoin world actually seen this crash and news so far. Lets even say 50%. When they log on and see their purchases at 1050+ are now sub 1000, there could be even larger sell off's.
But the news has already updated to say it's not such bad news. With that, I can't see latecomers panic selling when the charts also look like they might be bottoming.
Dude stop reading what some bull manipulates the news to say as fact. It's bad news full stop. China's banning financial institutions from handling bitcoin transactions, if you see that as good news for Chinese exchanges or for bitcoin in China alone, your deluded.
They banned financial institutions and the like from themselves trading bitcoins as I've understood it.. don't think its a blanket ban.
December 05, 2013, 07:02:15 AM
This is just getting started guys, stop suffering from myopia.
When I step back, by 20/20 vision sees triangles forming. Are you suggesting that they should see the price dropping further?
Yes, I'd say theres a relatively small percentage of the bitcoin world actually seen this crash and news so far. Lets even say 50%. When they log on and see their purchases at 1050+ are now sub 1000, there could be even larger sell off's.
But the news has already updated to say it's not such bad news. With that, I can't see latecomers panic selling when the charts also look like they might be bottoming.
Dude stop reading what some bull manipulates the news to say as fact. It's bad news full stop. China's banning financial institutions from handling bitcoin transactions, if you see that as good news for Chinese exchanges or for bitcoin in China alone, your deluded.
December 05, 2013, 07:02:14 AM
This is just getting started guys, stop suffering from myopia.
When I step back, by 20/20 vision sees triangles forming. Are you suggesting that they should see the price dropping further?
Yes, I'd say theres a relatively small percentage of the bitcoin world actually seen this crash and news so far. Lets even say 50%. When they log on and see their purchases at 1050+ are now sub 1000, there could be even larger sell off's.
But the news has already updated to say it's not such bad news. With that, I can't see latecomers panic selling when the charts also look like they might be bottoming.
Dude stop reading what some bull manipulates the news to say as fact. It's bad news full stop. China's banning financial institutions from handling bitcoin transactions, if you see that as good news for Chinese exchanges or for bitcoin in China alone, your deluded.
It's neutral news. As was the US lovefest.
December 05, 2013, 07:01:34 AM
December 05, 2013, 06:59:56 AM
This is just getting started guys, stop suffering from myopia.
When I step back, by 20/20 vision sees triangles forming. Are you suggesting that they should see the price dropping further?
Yes, I'd say theres a relatively small percentage of the bitcoin world actually seen this crash and news so far. Lets even say 50%. When they log on and see their purchases at 1050+ are now sub 1000, there could be even larger sell off's.
But the news has already updated to say it's not such bad news. With that, I can't see latecomers panic selling when the charts also look like they might be bottoming.
Dude stop reading what some bull manipulates the news to say as fact. It's bad news full stop. China's banning financial institutions from handling bitcoin transactions, if you see that as good news for Chinese exchanges or for bitcoin in China alone, your deluded.
December 05, 2013, 06:59:52 AM
I see, sorry for accusing you of bearishness. You can never be too careful 
December 05, 2013, 06:58:32 AM
Virtual currency bitcoin has been banned in Thailand, according to a prominent bitcoin exchange that operates in the Southeast Asian country.
According to Bitcoin Co., a Bangkok-based website that trades the digital currency, it had been in the process of registering with governmental agencies but the application was turned down and the currency has now been made illegal.
Bitcoin is a virtual currency that allows users to exchange online credits for goods and services. While there is no central bank that issues them, bitcoins can be created online by using a computer to complete difficult tasks, a process known as mining.
Thailand's central bank initially bypassed the Bitcoin Co.'s money exchange license on the basis that bitcoin was not a currency, the exchange said. It was given the opportunity to present the merits of the currency to the central bank on Monday but was given news of the move to outlaw it shortly afterwards.
"At the conclusion of the meeting senior members of the Foreign Exchange Administration and Policy Department advised that due to lack of existing applicable laws, capital controls and the fact that bitcoin straddles multiple financial facets, the following bitcoin activities are illegal in Thailand," a statement on Bitcoin Co.'s website said on Monday.
Please ignore this. This is news from July. nocturnal is trying to cause a further crash by posting to the BitcoinTalk forum, which in itself is hilarious.According to Bitcoin Co., a Bangkok-based website that trades the digital currency, it had been in the process of registering with governmental agencies but the application was turned down and the currency has now been made illegal.
Bitcoin is a virtual currency that allows users to exchange online credits for goods and services. While there is no central bank that issues them, bitcoins can be created online by using a computer to complete difficult tasks, a process known as mining.
Thailand's central bank initially bypassed the Bitcoin Co.'s money exchange license on the basis that bitcoin was not a currency, the exchange said. It was given the opportunity to present the merits of the currency to the central bank on Monday but was given news of the move to outlaw it shortly afterwards.
"At the conclusion of the meeting senior members of the Foreign Exchange Administration and Policy Department advised that due to lack of existing applicable laws, capital controls and the fact that bitcoin straddles multiple financial facets, the following bitcoin activities are illegal in Thailand," a statement on Bitcoin Co.'s website said on Monday.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/100923551
lol i didnt knew this news was from july. I just read it from Turkish forum , but thanks for warning , gonna post your link there.
BTW I am not trying to speculate btc.. lol
December 05, 2013, 06:58:03 AM
Bitcoin is a distributed timestamping and script processing engine.
Currency and payment processing is just the first program that we've decided to run on it.
Currency and payment processing is just the first program that we've decided to run on it.
QFT
December 05, 2013, 06:57:37 AM
Continued disruption by a disruptive technology. Hmmm, the sky is falling. Nice consolidation though! 
December 05, 2013, 06:56:48 AM
This is just getting started guys, stop suffering from myopia.
When I step back, by 20/20 vision sees triangles forming. Are you suggesting that they should see the price dropping further?
Yes, I'd say theres a relatively small percentage of the bitcoin world actually seen this crash and news so far. Lets even say 50%. When they log on and see their purchases at 1050+ are now sub 1000, there could be even larger sell off's.
But the news has already updated to say it's not such bad news. With that, I can't see latecomers panic selling when the charts also look like they might be bottoming.
December 05, 2013, 06:55:28 AM
Virtual currency bitcoin has been banned in Thailand, according to a prominent bitcoin exchange that operates in the Southeast Asian country.
According to Bitcoin Co., a Bangkok-based website that trades the digital currency, it had been in the process of registering with governmental agencies but the application was turned down and the currency has now been made illegal.
Bitcoin is a virtual currency that allows users to exchange online credits for goods and services. While there is no central bank that issues them, bitcoins can be created online by using a computer to complete difficult tasks, a process known as mining.
Thailand's central bank initially bypassed the Bitcoin Co.'s money exchange license on the basis that bitcoin was not a currency, the exchange said. It was given the opportunity to present the merits of the currency to the central bank on Monday but was given news of the move to outlaw it shortly afterwards.
"At the conclusion of the meeting senior members of the Foreign Exchange Administration and Policy Department advised that due to lack of existing applicable laws, capital controls and the fact that bitcoin straddles multiple financial facets, the following bitcoin activities are illegal in Thailand," a statement on Bitcoin Co.'s website said on Monday.
Please ignore this. This is news from July. nocturnal is trying to cause a further crash by posting to the BitcoinTalk forum, which in itself is hilarious.According to Bitcoin Co., a Bangkok-based website that trades the digital currency, it had been in the process of registering with governmental agencies but the application was turned down and the currency has now been made illegal.
Bitcoin is a virtual currency that allows users to exchange online credits for goods and services. While there is no central bank that issues them, bitcoins can be created online by using a computer to complete difficult tasks, a process known as mining.
Thailand's central bank initially bypassed the Bitcoin Co.'s money exchange license on the basis that bitcoin was not a currency, the exchange said. It was given the opportunity to present the merits of the currency to the central bank on Monday but was given news of the move to outlaw it shortly afterwards.
"At the conclusion of the meeting senior members of the Foreign Exchange Administration and Policy Department advised that due to lack of existing applicable laws, capital controls and the fact that bitcoin straddles multiple financial facets, the following bitcoin activities are illegal in Thailand," a statement on Bitcoin Co.'s website said on Monday.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/100923551
December 05, 2013, 06:52:14 AM
wrong news sorry
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