and we are going up so fast 
edit: sorry suckers who sold out before
edit: sorry suckers who sold out before
I think this will be short lived.
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 31941. (Read 26731222 times)
November 20, 2013, 08:28:16 AM
I think this will be short lived.
November 20, 2013, 08:27:47 AM
At this rate of decline, we'll reach $300 (BTC-E) today 
$200 by tomorrow, how low will it go ?
I thought we were going up, uP, UP ?
Why aren't we on the moon yet
The Chinese, The Chinese !
LOL
November 20, 2013, 08:26:56 AM
Looks like I get caught out this time. Oh well win some lose some. 
November 20, 2013, 08:25:57 AM
and we are going up so fast
edit: sorry suckers who sold out before
edit: sorry suckers who sold out before
November 20, 2013, 08:24:35 AM
CHOO CHOO. Up we go! 
November 20, 2013, 08:23:23 AM
I think we are bottoming out. The previous trend before the insanity may be upheld.
November 20, 2013, 08:17:47 AM
At this rate of decline, we'll reach $300 (BTC-E) today
November 20, 2013, 08:16:02 AM
IMO it in everyone's best interest (including manipulators, not including April-style conspiracy theories or 2011-stype Ponzi fears) that we had this major correction, but not for it to be seen as a bubble-pop, in order to make even better profits if/when it really pops once well into the 4-figures. Whether you prefer fiat or BTC, it's surely more beneficial for the correction to end around about the current price, give or take.
You think new money is going to come in after they saw the clear crash that just happened? That, and uncertain dodgy exchanges that hold no certainty in regards to regulatory and legal issues. I think we just need a better platform to trade bitcoins on, that holds no uncertainty in regards to regulation and law, and is operated by reputable people.
you clearly have no Idea, most big exchanges are AML and KYC applicant, and all new exchanges that will appear will have to apply as well in order to survive, the Problem of bubbles and crashes and corrections is not the weakness of the trading Platforms but the nature of Bitcoins.
Bitcoin rewards the early adopters and makes room for new comers, when the price go up so fast like we saw the last few weeks a correction/crash will most likely appear, I would like to remind you that after the silk road news the 1st of october BTC crashed to $85 and corrected to $115, this only a month and a half ago, so after 5 weeks the Price went strait to $900.
even if you are not that early adopter and invested in Bitcoins in october todays price gives you a sweet exit with huge profit, so imagine if you bought at $10, all what I am trying to say is that because of the nature of bitcoin, there will be allways crashes like this. except if price will riase slowly and healthy, I was expecting a crash but when it took this long I thought it wont happen before $1000.
but I am sure that people will always invest, all it will take is a look to the chart and they will understand that these things happens, I as a Bitcoiner and Litecoiner got used to this, I really dont care that much anymore, especially after hearing the positive comments from yesterday and before yesterday senate hearing.
why would I sell my Bitcoins or Litecoins anyways, I am sure they will be around for long time and I am sure that I will start using them in my daily life shortly and I had the best opportunity to get in before most of people.
November 20, 2013, 08:12:05 AM
November 20, 2013, 08:08:05 AM
...It would be more plausible their account might be under 'close scrutiny' by their bank/financial services with millions of funds in and out and potential fraudulent wire.
It seems obvious to me that Unicredit has frozen their account, yet most seem reluctant to accept this possibility. All it takes is one bank employee to press a button.
Even if that was the truth, after investigation by their bank they must come to the conclusion they aren't doing anything illegal by running a bitcoin exchange. Yes they were missing the proper licenses, but surely this can be resolved by mtgox actually getting them and maybe paying a fine to the authorities. So I think in time, their accounts will be unfrozen.
I just went to their site and it seems to me they are issuing payouts to people who are not under investigation of authorities.
Awesome.
Why only 72%? Do the authorities take a premium or something?
November 20, 2013, 08:07:57 AM
IMO it in everyone's best interest (including manipulators, not including April-style conspiracy theories or 2011-stype Ponzi fears) that we had this major correction, but not for it to be seen as a bubble-pop, in order to make even better profits if/when it really pops once well into the 4-figures. Whether you prefer fiat or BTC, it's surely more beneficial for the correction to end around about the current price, give or take.
You think new money is going to come in after they saw the clear crash that just happened? That, and uncertain dodgy exchanges that hold no certainty in regards to regulatory and legal issues. I think we just need a better platform to trade bitcoins on, that holds no uncertainty in regards to regulation and law, and is operated by reputable people.
Sure, some new money will be more careful after stamp's pitfall, but if this is perceived as a correction, not a crash/pop, I expect a huge influx of new money nonetheless
November 20, 2013, 08:06:00 AM
Shit, keep it coming. Give me 'em cheap.
November 20, 2013, 08:05:18 AM
...It would be more plausible their account might be under 'close scrutiny' by their bank/financial services with millions of funds in and out and potential fraudulent wire.
It seems obvious to me that Unicredit has frozen their account, yet most seem reluctant to accept this possibility. All it takes is one bank employee to press a button.
Even if that was the truth, after investigation by their bank they must come to the conclusion they aren't doing anything illegal by running a bitcoin exchange. Yes they were missing the proper licenses, but surely this can be resolved by mtgox actually getting them and maybe paying a fine to the authorities. So I think in time, their accounts will be unfrozen.
I just went to their site and it seems to me they are issuing payouts to people who are not under investigation of authorities.
Awesome.
Why only 72%? Do the authorities take a premium or something?
November 20, 2013, 08:02:35 AM
...It would be more plausible their account might be under 'close scrutiny' by their bank/financial services with millions of funds in and out and potential fraudulent wire.
It seems obvious to me that Unicredit has frozen their account, yet most seem reluctant to accept this possibility. All it takes is one bank employee to press a button.
Even if that was the truth, after investigation by their bank they must come to the conclusion they aren't doing anything illegal by running a bitcoin exchange. Yes they were missing the proper licenses, but surely this can be resolved by mtgox actually getting them and maybe paying a fine to the authorities. So I think in time, their accounts will be unfrozen.
I just went to their site and it seems to me they are issuing payouts to people who are not under investigation of authorities.
Awesome.
November 20, 2013, 08:01:43 AM
November 20, 2013, 08:01:07 AM
IMO it in everyone's best interest (including manipulators, not including April-style conspiracy theories or 2011-stype Ponzi fears) that we had this major correction, but not for it to be seen as a bubble-pop, in order to make even better profits if/when it really pops once well into the 4-figures. Whether you prefer fiat or BTC, it's surely more beneficial for the correction to end around about the current price, give or take.
You think new money is going to come in after they saw the clear crash that just happened? That, and uncertain dodgy exchanges that hold no certainty in regards to regulatory and legal issues. I think we just need a better platform to trade bitcoins on, that holds no uncertainty in regards to regulation and law, and is operated by reputable people.
November 20, 2013, 07:57:31 AM
I am slowly becoming more optimistic about this price situation. It feels like theres a gravity pulling upwards, but some few are resisting!
November 20, 2013, 07:55:50 AM
I'd be more inclined to believe that if I hadn't received a SEPA transfer from Bitstamp this morning.
When did you send it?
November 20, 2013, 07:55:17 AM
...It would be more plausible their account might be under 'close scrutiny' by their bank/financial services with millions of funds in and out and potential fraudulent wire.
It seems obvious to me that Unicredit has frozen their account, yet most seem reluctant to accept this possibility. All it takes is one bank employee to press a button.
Even if that was the truth, after investigation by their bank they must come to the conclusion they aren't doing anything illegal by running a bitcoin exchange. Yes they were missing the proper licenses, but surely this can be resolved by mtgox actually getting them and maybe paying a fine to the authorities. So I think in time, their accounts will be unfrozen.
I just went to their site and it seems to me they are issuing payouts to people who are not under investigation of authorities.
November 20, 2013, 07:48:57 AM
IMO it in everyone's best interest (including manipulators, not including April-style conspiracy theories or 2011-stype Ponzi fears) that we had this major correction, but not for it to be seen as a bubble-pop, in order to make even better profits if/when it really pops once well into the 4-figures. Whether you prefer fiat or BTC, it's surely more beneficial for the correction to end around about the current price, give or take.
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