Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 31612.

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Quote from: gandhibt on November 30, 2013, 03:53:08 PM

my fiat showed in bitstamp at sunday, maybe this has something to do with sunday rises, don't know how this is possible, are banks finally evolving when there's competition? Grin

i bet this has more to do with bitstamp than the bank.

however i dont know. just a guess

I've had a few late night/weekend credits at Virtex lately also. If banks were willing to adapt they wouldn't be facing extinction Grin

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Is there anyone here who's been able to withdraw through SEPA from Gox? If so, how long did it take?

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Goat what's your your price target for LTC at New Year's ?

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my fiat showed in bitstamp at sunday, maybe this has something to do with sunday rises, don't know how this is possible, are banks finally evolving when there's competition? Grin

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Quote from: capsqrl on November 30, 2013, 03:22:37 PM

Quote from: Rampion on November 30, 2013, 02:01:45 PM

This just means that the top is not yet around the corner. The faster it grows, the sooner it crashes.

These quiet days (aka "consolidation") during uptrends are typically followed by new violent breakouts upwards. After a day or two, everybody decides that the new price level is accepted by everybody else, and then they continue buying. While a bursting bubble seems to pop when the market is already very volatile. Both April 2013 and 2011 are examples of this.

Sundays have been strong days recently as well (no idea why; perhaps buyers think Monday will be the strong day so they try to get in early before the price goes up?). I think tomorrow will be interesting.

Agreed, just like previous week end.

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Quote from: Rampion on November 30, 2013, 02:01:45 PM

This just means that the top is not yet around the corner. The faster it grows, the sooner it crashes.

These quiet days (aka "consolidation") during uptrends are typically followed by new violent breakouts upwards. After a day or two, everybody decides that the new price level is accepted by everybody else, and then they continue buying. While a bursting bubble seems to pop when the market is already very volatile. Both April 2013 and 2011 are examples of this.

Sundays have been strong days recently as well (no idea why; perhaps buyers think Monday will be the strong day so they try to get in early before the price goes up?). I think tomorrow will be interesting.

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there we go

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OMG OMG OMG BTC dropped 4% SELL SELL SELL WE ARE ALL DOOMED!

Haha. Roll Eyes

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Quote from: Odrec on November 30, 2013, 12:43:35 PM

Why didn't BTC rose $400 in two days? am I supposed to wait to become rich??? what is this!?!? *outraged*

This just means that the top is not yet around the corner. The faster it grows, the sooner it crashes.

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Quote from: thezerg on November 30, 2013, 10:35:55 AM

We also saw this in a big way a few weeks ago when US and Europe "caught" the Chinese bubble pop.

All exchanges did a full -50% from their respective peaks, so with a more trading mindset, it certainly was a tradable flashcrash

I would not say that bitcoin overvaluation is a regional trend. If it goes to $2k-$4k before Christmas (it is on due course to do just that), it will almost certainly crash due to sheer overextension, universally.

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