watching these incredible walls appear now -same guy(s) who drove the price up are the ones who drive it down and keep it down.
ATH -> Dump take people's money -> Cause Panic -> Take people's coins.
They are LOADED with fiat. Time to let them play with lower prices while people get screwed. It seems there is no remorse from these individuals and they don't mind screwing with bitcoin's name at its peak time of publicity.
Ponzi scheme will now be repeated over and over and glued to bitcoin. Sorry to those who were sold a dream and have gotten caught in this mess.
I wouldnt be surprised if bank's purposefully have perpetuated this
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November 20, 2013, 07:21:07 AM
November 20, 2013, 07:20:34 AM
Wires don't work on Bitstamp.
I have a wire of 3k€ lost somewhere in the Internet.
I have a wire of 3k€ lost somewhere in the Internet.
They have a problem with his banking software. Should be fixed soon.
But, when one wanna trade there's no time to wait.
November 20, 2013, 07:19:20 AM
Coinbase is out of daily coins now by 7AM Eastern time, 4AM Pacific
what... are you serious?
November 20, 2013, 07:15:22 AM
Coinbase is out of daily coins now by 7AM Eastern time, 4AM Pacific
November 20, 2013, 07:15:11 AM
A runner... It truly baffles me people would even consider that scenario. People always have to think the worst.
Bitcoinica, Mybitcoin, inputs.io... Trusting people with your funds in this game has gotten many people burned. There isn't, and can't yet be, a single operator out there who could truly be trusted. No exchange has even been running long enough.
Personally, I have a lot of faith in Bitstamp, for example, but I don't trust them implicitly. Spectacularly trustworthy people have stolen or simply lost other people's money time and time again, and I'm sure we'll see big losses in the future as well.
Edit: To be clear, right now, I don't think Bitstamp is doing anything alarming. I have gotten everything I was supposed to get out from there promptly, so the "technical issues" explanation seems credible to me.
>> visit HAIGHT STREET !!!
~everyone knows me! LOLhttp://www.sustainablecommunitiesindex.org/img/maps/Haight_Ashbury.png
November 20, 2013, 07:14:45 AM
OMG we're all the way back to /gasp/ 3 whole days ago 
ok imabear I has seen the light, lol
ok imabear I has seen the light, lol
I bought a few on Stamp on the 18th at 12.30am (GMT) @ $472 - so for me, we aren't even back 2 days yet.
Looks up:
THE SKY IS FALLING, THE SKY IS FALLING!
November 20, 2013, 07:14:35 AM
...and commision is back to 0.50%
Only affects the displayed amount. Do a small trade and you will see that your correct commission rate is honored.ok.
no btc yet to trade tho
November 20, 2013, 07:13:27 AM
...and commision is back to 0.50%
Only affects the displayed amount. Do a small trade and you will see that your correct commission rate is honored. November 20, 2013, 07:11:20 AM
Stamp have serious DB problems right now...
my 30 day history is set back to 0$/0BTC and commision is back to 0.50% and the BTC i send over (sadly without checking first the status of stamp...) are in limbo atm.
my 30 day history is set back to 0$/0BTC and commision is back to 0.50% and the BTC i send over (sadly without checking first the status of stamp...) are in limbo atm.
FREE COINS!!11
November 20, 2013, 07:10:22 AM
Stamp have serious DB problems right now...
my 30 day history is set back to 0$/0BTC and commision is back to 0.50% and the BTC i send over (sadly without checking first the status of stamp...) are in limbo atm.
my 30 day history is set back to 0$/0BTC and commision is back to 0.50% and the BTC i send over (sadly without checking first the status of stamp...) are in limbo atm.
November 20, 2013, 07:10:11 AM
A runner... It truly baffles me people would even consider that scenario. People always have to think the worst.
Bitcoinica, Mybitcoin, inputs.io... Trusting people with your funds in this game has gotten many people burned. There isn't, and can't yet be, a single operator out there who could truly be trusted. No exchange has even been running long enough.
Personally, I have a lot of faith in Bitstamp, for example, but I don't trust them implicitly. Spectacularly trustworthy people have stolen or simply lost other people's money time and time again, and I'm sure we'll see big losses in the future as well.
Edit: To be clear, right now, I don't think Bitstamp is doing anything alarming. I have gotten everything I was supposed to get out from there promptly, so the "technical issues" explanation seems credible to me.
November 20, 2013, 07:09:56 AM
How do Chinese put fiat on Bitstamp?
Send wires. Every chinese national is entitled to $50k / year conversion.
I have a wire of 3k€ lost somewhere in the Internet.
Me too, nearly $20k missing. They're having "bank trouble"
November 20, 2013, 07:09:23 AM
Some day old timers will tell their grand children about the crazy wild west times just following Bitcoin's inception
True and I'd guess this is only the foothills of the opposition that's likely to follow, the DDoS's and clear divide in press bias suggest the funds going into keeping Bitcoin down on the exchanges are only a part of the funding being thrown at it. The next step will probably be intense lobbying now the governments worldwide have shown an interest in allowing Bitcoin room to prove its worth along with increased cyber warfare and increased stonewalling of Bitcoin related businesses by financial institutions.
No matter, you cant stop an idea who's time has come and by pushing back harder they will only move the damage from their walls to their foundations and fall even harder as both their trust and legitimacy fail. Apparently corporate central banking is too big to fail but I guess whoever came up with that never considered the entire world as an opponent.
It's nigh impossible to kill an idea
Scientia potentia est!
November 20, 2013, 07:08:39 AM
Haightst, falling wedge are generally bullish continuation patterns. But yeah it will probably go down a bit more, at which point we will see how the wedge plays out.
yes I had this guy trying to sell me bitcoins for 800 bucks per coin when his ad said he was selling for 10% above bitstamp price~ which originally caught my eye because bitstamp was 100 less than gox at the time... I asked him: are you on bitcointalk?
>> I need: BTC AT SPOT PRICE!!
/\who runz tings? November 20, 2013, 07:05:36 AM
One just has to love volatility of Bitcoin...
November 20, 2013, 07:05:08 AM
this is more like cut your losses time.
dead cat bounce was higher on bitstamp than gox
dead cat bounce was higher on bitstamp than gox
November 20, 2013, 07:04:18 AM
Send wires. Every chinese national is entitled to $50k / year conversion.
Good luck with that Europeans have been waiting on wires for a week.
November 20, 2013, 07:03:18 AM
Haightst, falling wedge are generally bullish continuation patterns. But yeah it will probably go down a bit more, at which point we will see how the wedge plays out.
November 20, 2013, 07:01:30 AM
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