Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 31985. (Read 26470804 times)
November 04, 2013, 07:43:41 AM
The more (involved), the merrier!!!
November 04, 2013, 07:24:20 AM
Meanwhile in China:
November 04, 2013, 07:21:56 AM
German Bitcoin.de 165€ (it's not just one trade) and Gox 162.5€... Any new news from Germany perhaps?
morning,just checked most of the german newssites and everywhere is an article about the outlook on possible btc integration on ebay.
it's ridiculous, most sites even show the same text word by word. (probably a lot of puppet sites there too)
looks like a broad media coverage is pushing the rally
November 04, 2013, 07:10:23 AM
In the meantime, BTCChina broke it's pre-correction high of 1334 CNY.
I just missed 1337! 
November 04, 2013, 07:02:14 AM
November 04, 2013, 06:48:08 AM
In the meantime, BTCChina broke it's pre-correction high of 1334 CNY.
November 04, 2013, 06:43:16 AM
And 226 hit on Gox.
November 04, 2013, 06:39:37 AM
Bit of a rally on Bitstamp. $214.50 now
"Dear Bitstamp users,
Due to upcoming holidays, October 31st Reformation Day and November 1st All Saints' Day, bank deposits and withdrawals will not be processed as our bank will be closed.
All bank deposits and withdraws will resume on Monday, 4th November 2013."
November 04, 2013, 06:32:30 AM
German Bitcoin.de 165€ (it's not just one trade) and Gox 162.5€... Any new news from Germany perhaps?
Holy crap, 165€ 
just checked most of the german newssites and everywhere is an article about the outlook on possible btc integration on ebay.
it's ridiculous, most sites even show the same text word by word. (probably a lot of puppet sites there too)
looks like a broad media coverage is pushing the rally
(http://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/web/ebay-kann-sich-bitcoin-als-zahlungsmittel-vorstellen-a-931578.html
http://www.focus.de/finanzen/news/unternehmen/tid-34467/akzeptiert-ebay-bald-digitalwaehrung-ebay-kann-sich-bitcoin-als-zahlungsmittel-vorstellen_aid_1147634.html
http://www.handelsblatt.com/unternehmen/it-medien/internet-verkaufsportal-ebay-kann-sich-bitcoin-als-zahlungsmittel-vorstellen/9023368.html
http://www.onlinehaendler-news.de/payment/2414-ebay-bitcoin-als-moegliches-zahlungsmittel.html
http://www.sueddeutsche.de/digital/digitalwaehrung-ebay-kann-sich-bitcoins-als-zahlungsmittel-vorstellen-1.1809772
http://www.derwesten.de/wirtschaft/digital/bei-ebay-moeglicherweise-bald-geschaefte-mit-bitcoin-moeglich-id8631076.html
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachricht/6399945-ebay-bitcoin-zahlungsmittel-grundsaetzlich-vorstellen
http://www.wn.de/Freizeit/Ratgeber/Multimedia/Computer/Handel-Ebay-kann-sich-Bitcoin-als-Zahlungsmittel-vorstellen)
November 04, 2013, 06:24:14 AM
November 04, 2013, 06:17:39 AM
November 04, 2013, 06:17:16 AM
Bit of a rally on Bitstamp. $214.50 now
November 04, 2013, 06:02:27 AM
November 04, 2013, 05:52:55 AM
Plus the higher we go, the more potential we have for early early adopters to start profit taking. Many missed out on the 2 hour window on April 10th and will want to make sure they get in on this.
Who are the early adopters? What makes you think they are looking for a selling opportunity?
Perhaps me and my friends are not early adopters but second class people, but I've heard from none of us that $1000 would prompt much selling.
Perhaps the really really early adopters such as sirius (second only to Satoshi) have already sold, like he sold in 2011 to buy an apartment.
The largest holders who both came in early and have not sold so far, are maybe not inclined to sell now any more than at any previous intermediate top.
=>
Only nonbelievers sell, and there are very few nonbelievers in the early adopters, who still have coins.
The new entrants of 2013 may sell after a quick 5- or 10-bagger, but then they would have already sold after a 100%, 50% or even 20%.
I actually believe that the
Some say i am an early adopter, perhaps i am. In my view everyone adopting it today still is.
Anyway, i rarely reply on the forums. But i had to tell you i am actually trading some precious BTC for Euro's at a certain point. A while ago i read the paper, traded some Euro's for BTC (had to drive to the other side of the country to do so), and stored it on a paper wallet on a good location (i can't even reach it alone). I wrote down the percentage of my BTC i would trade back to Euro's when it's value equaled the value of a nice house in my country. I don't want to trade these BTC, but i have to, else my investment will no longer be based on logic but on emotional trading in a wild market.
So, yes, gradually selling some BTC at a certain fixed minimal price as an "early adopter". Yet not nearly as much to make a huge dent in the overall BTC trust.
-xalex
As I suspect some might.
November 04, 2013, 05:45:14 AM
Plus the higher we go, the more potential we have for early early adopters to start profit taking. Many missed out on the 2 hour window on April 10th and will want to make sure they get in on this.
Who are the early adopters? What makes you think they are looking for a selling opportunity?
Perhaps me and my friends are not early adopters but second class people, but I've heard from none of us that $1000 would prompt much selling.
Perhaps the really really early adopters such as sirius (second only to Satoshi) have already sold, like he sold in 2011 to buy an apartment.
The largest holders who both came in early and have not sold so far, are maybe not inclined to sell now any more than at any previous intermediate top.
=>
Only nonbelievers sell, and there are very few nonbelievers in the early adopters, who still have coins.
The new entrants of 2013 may sell after a quick 5- or 10-bagger, but then they would have already sold after a 100%, 50% or even 20%.
I actually believe that the
Some say i am an early adopter, perhaps i am. In my view everyone adopting it today still is.
Anyway, i rarely reply on the forums. But i had to tell you i am actually trading some precious BTC for Euro's at a certain point. A while ago i read the paper, traded some Euro's for BTC (had to drive to the other side of the country to do so), and stored it on a paper wallet on a good location (i can't even reach it alone). I wrote down the percentage of my BTC i would trade back to Euro's when it's value equaled the value of a nice house in my country. I don't want to trade these BTC, but i have to, else my investment will no longer be based on logic but on emotional trading in a wild market.
So, yes, gradually selling some BTC at a certain fixed minimal price as an "early adopter". Yet not nearly as much to make a huge dent in the overall BTC trust.
-xalex
November 04, 2013, 05:43:19 AM
German Bitcoin.de 165€ (it's not just one trade) and Gox 162.5€... Any new news from Germany perhaps?
Holy crap, 165€ Still way behind my infamous record of 240€
(Yes, I had several people buying at that price)https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/guy-selling-1-satoshi-on-ebay-for-20-gbp-169881
Yes Satoshi's sold for £50 (80 USD) each
Well I came first if the qualification is BTC50 minimum per day.
What's your prediction for this week, rpietila. Are we going up? or a surprise down?
November 04, 2013, 05:36:00 AM
German Bitcoin.de 165€ (it's not just one trade) and Gox 162.5€... Any new news from Germany perhaps?
Holy crap, 165€ Still way behind my infamous record of 240€
(Yes, I had several people buying at that price)https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/guy-selling-1-satoshi-on-ebay-for-20-gbp-169881
Yes Satoshi's sold for £50 (80 USD) each
Well I came first if the qualification is BTC50 minimum per day.
November 04, 2013, 05:27:31 AM
Plus the higher we go, the more potential we have for early early adopters to start profit taking. Many missed out on the 2 hour window on April 10th and will want to make sure they get in on this.
Who are the early adopters? What makes you think they are looking for a selling opportunity?
Perhaps me and my friends are not early adopters but second class people, but I've heard from none of us that $1000 would prompt much selling.
Perhaps the really really early adopters such as sirius (second only to Satoshi) have already sold, like he sold in 2011 to buy an apartment.
The largest holders who both came in early and have not sold so far, are maybe not inclined to sell now any more than at any previous intermediate top.
=>
Only nonbelievers sell, and there are very few nonbelievers in the early adopters, who still have coins.
The new entrants of 2013 may sell after a quick 5- or 10-bagger, but then they would have already sold after a 100%, 50% or even 20%.
I actually believe that the
Interesting points. All taken.
I do think that the movement up to 266 is going to invite some dumps - perhaps from those "non-believers" you referred to.
Also, I think some large hands - some with 50k+ coins might take some profits here. To buy an apartment or something.
November 04, 2013, 05:20:59 AM
German Bitcoin.de 165€ (it's not just one trade) and Gox 162.5€... Any new news from Germany perhaps?
Holy crap, 165€ Still way behind my infamous record of 240€
(Yes, I had several people buying at that price)https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/guy-selling-1-satoshi-on-ebay-for-20-gbp-169881
Yes Satoshi's sold for £50 (80 USD) each
November 04, 2013, 05:15:01 AM
Plus the higher we go, the more potential we have for early early adopters to start profit taking. Many missed out on the 2 hour window on April 10th and will want to make sure they get in on this.
Who are the early adopters? What makes you think they are looking for a selling opportunity?
Perhaps me and my friends are not early adopters but second class people, but I've heard from none of us that $1000 would prompt much selling.
Perhaps the really really early adopters such as sirius (second only to Satoshi) have already sold, like he sold in 2011 to buy an apartment.
The largest holders who both came in early and have not sold so far, are maybe not inclined to sell now any more than at any previous intermediate top.
=>
Only nonbelievers sell, and there are very few nonbelievers in the early adopters, who still have coins.
The new entrants of 2013 may sell after a quick 5- or 10-bagger, but then they would have already sold after a 100%, 50% or even 20%.
I actually believe that the
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