Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 32204. (Read 26713007 times)
November 08, 2013, 03:53:33 PM
November 08, 2013, 03:48:27 PM
I love the positive attitudes, but I gotta be real honest here.. so much talk about giving BTC away WHEN we hit some future ATH number... How many times have I heard that already?
If you were not giving them away when the price was $30 or $120 or even now at $350, you will certainly NOT give them away at 10k.
If you are truly in the business of disruption, the time is now. Not when we are all rich.
If there is a battle for disruption between Hoarding vs Spending, SPENDING will be more disruptive 99 times out of 100.
If you were not giving them away when the price was $30 or $120 or even now at $350, you will certainly NOT give them away at 10k.
If you are truly in the business of disruption, the time is now. Not when we are all rich.
If there is a battle for disruption between Hoarding vs Spending, SPENDING will be more disruptive 99 times out of 100.
There are very few things I need to purchase and most of them are not commonly sold for Bitcoin.
Here is what I need.
Food. Shelter. Land. Tools. Fuel.
I'm not going to buy things just for the sake of buying them. I'm not an addicted consumer.
Arizona is too close to California for me. Also, I prefer to purchase, not rent. Thanks for the offer though!
November 08, 2013, 03:42:12 PM
November 08, 2013, 03:39:17 PM
I love the positive attitudes, but I gotta be real honest here.. so much talk about giving BTC away WHEN we hit some future ATH number... How many times have I heard that already?
If you were not giving them away when the price was $30 or $120 or even now at $350, you will certainly NOT give them away at 10k.
If you are truly in the business of disruption, the time is now. Not when we are all rich.
If there is a battle for disruption between Hoarding vs Spending, SPENDING will be more disruptive 99 times out of 100.
If you were not giving them away when the price was $30 or $120 or even now at $350, you will certainly NOT give them away at 10k.
If you are truly in the business of disruption, the time is now. Not when we are all rich.
If there is a battle for disruption between Hoarding vs Spending, SPENDING will be more disruptive 99 times out of 100.
There are very few things I need to purchase and most of them are not commonly sold for Bitcoin.
Here is what I need.
Food. Shelter. Land. Tools. Fuel.
I'm not going to buy things just for the sake of buying them. I'm not an addicted consumer.
November 08, 2013, 03:09:35 PM
I love the positive attitudes, but I gotta be real honest here.. so much talk about giving BTC away WHEN we hit some future ATH number... How many times have I heard that already?
If you were not giving them away when the price was $30 or $120 or even now at $350, you will certainly NOT give them away at 10k.
If you are truly in the business of disruption, the time is now. Not when we are all rich.
If there is a battle for disruption between Hoarding vs Spending, SPENDING will be more disruptive 99 times out of 100.
If you were not giving them away when the price was $30 or $120 or even now at $350, you will certainly NOT give them away at 10k.
If you are truly in the business of disruption, the time is now. Not when we are all rich.
If there is a battle for disruption between Hoarding vs Spending, SPENDING will be more disruptive 99 times out of 100.
I must agree with you here. In my sig there is a drive to help collecting funds for a non-profit organisation, Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust.
That sig was there almost from the start as I registered on the forums. I was also in contact with the Trust's representatives to try to convince them to adopt BTC as a means of collecting donations.
Sadly, while there were a few donations coming in before the April spike, once BTC price went up, I haven't seen a single donation.
Seems goodwill is reverse proportionate to the value of the donated medium.
November 08, 2013, 03:03:45 PM
I love the positive attitudes, but I gotta be real honest here.. so much talk about giving BTC away WHEN we hit some future ATH number... How many times have I heard that already?
If you were not giving them away when the price was $30 or $120 or even now at $350, you will certainly NOT give them away at 10k.
If you are truly in the business of disruption, the time is now. Not when we are all rich.
If there is a battle for disruption between Hoarding vs Spending, SPENDING will be more disruptive 99 times out of 100.
If you were not giving them away when the price was $30 or $120 or even now at $350, you will certainly NOT give them away at 10k.
If you are truly in the business of disruption, the time is now. Not when we are all rich.
If there is a battle for disruption between Hoarding vs Spending, SPENDING will be more disruptive 99 times out of 100.
November 08, 2013, 03:02:27 PM
I have an interesting decision to make. I'll not be able to trade over the week-end, and probably for the whole next week.
Most of the coins were moved to a cold wallet.
Now, what to do with the rest...
Initially I planned to sell all and place scattered buy orders from below 250 and down to 150 with 3-5 dollar distance, and see which of them would get filled during my absence.
Looking at the latest development and extrapolating what happened in April, I am starting to get inclined to do the opposite: place scattered sell orders from 350 and up to 600, and hope that the top will not arrive before that, to subsequently re-buy at the new level, which I think will be around 400 (+/-100).
Any input from the experts?
Most of the coins were moved to a cold wallet.
Now, what to do with the rest...
Initially I planned to sell all and place scattered buy orders from below 250 and down to 150 with 3-5 dollar distance, and see which of them would get filled during my absence.
Looking at the latest development and extrapolating what happened in April, I am starting to get inclined to do the opposite: place scattered sell orders from 350 and up to 600, and hope that the top will not arrive before that, to subsequently re-buy at the new level, which I think will be around 400 (+/-100).
Any input from the experts?
You could always donate them to me! ;-) It would sure help my .19 BTC wallet expand slightly...
That's not what I had in mind.
I went for the latter option, which almost surely means that a big crash is incoming (the market always does the opposite of my plans)
) 
November 08, 2013, 03:01:42 PM
November 08, 2013, 03:00:16 PM
I was kidding, it was a nod to proudhon.
I'm of the opinion that next bear market will be the most devastating and the longest one so far (worse than 2011) because everyone is caught up in the belief that if only they hold long enough, they cannot possibly lose out on BTC, no matter their entry price. Every dip is a buying opportunity etc.
Furthermore, the current bubble developed very quickly after only 7 months between former alltime high. So, it's a bubble on top of a bubble in the same year.
We can talk about that once we actually top out. So far, we haven't even doubled from the 266 high.
I'm of the opinion that next bear market will be the most devastating and the longest one so far (worse than 2011) because everyone is caught up in the belief that if only they hold long enough, they cannot possibly lose out on BTC, no matter their entry price. Every dip is a buying opportunity etc.
Furthermore, the current bubble developed very quickly after only 7 months between former alltime high. So, it's a bubble on top of a bubble in the same year.
We can talk about that once we actually top out. So far, we haven't even doubled from the 266 high.
Lets get some terminology settled. A bubble is part of the hype cycle and is applicable here but overall insignificant. When in Bitcoin history it is growing at a steady rate. This growth is exponential and may or may not be a bubble. But the ups and downs are just noise.
What you refer to as a bubble is actually a run on the bank (people panicking looking to withdraw and see what is backing Bitcoin)
Bitcoin has had 7 such runs, 5 significant one's and 2 during run between peeks June 2011 and April 2013. What we can see is Bitcoin is more resilient than both free bank's and those backed by a central bank. (Bitcoin has not gone bankrupt)
The average time between each run on the "bank" is prolonged by over enthusiasm. (That enthusiasm is existing depositors re-depositing a false feedback loop)
There was a bubble in 2011 as the growth when viewed on the log scale shows. April 2013 is not. It is my opinion, that we should see a growth spurt every 6 months until the next order of magnitude, followed by a bank run from the unfaithful. (The less narcissistic the investment the more sustainable the growth) -
Typically Adams investing style grows Bitcoin the fastest.
November 08, 2013, 02:59:37 PM
Some minds broke when they are opened with force (shrooms). Better to start with cannabis and then go for small trips with shrooms, when you can handle high. Disclaimer: I don't recommend any other "drugs".
November 08, 2013, 02:54:45 PM
They are not for everyone. Mostly cause the world is pretty sick and being shown truths can fracture a stiff mind.
But generally, for thousands of years, they have proven to be healing (psychedelic plants).
Ayahuasca for instance has healed sooooo many people. The list goes on.
November 08, 2013, 02:52:37 PM
RE: And the Universe just loves those that take chances on life. It opens doors for you. (Think Terrence McKenna said something like that before.)
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November 08, 2013, 02:52:01 PM
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Also, they can fuck up your brain...
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Also, they can fuck up your brain...
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November 08, 2013, 02:41:16 PM
Do you happen to have any personal experience with that, Spaceman_Spiff?
I Wish Terence McKenna was still alive today. As far back as 1993 - 1994 can he be heard raving about what drastic social changes this new thingy called "the world wide web" would bring about. Listening to some of what he had to say 20 years ago it sounded like he had a pretty clear picture in mind of how things like google, wikipedia, facebook, e-commerce etc. might emerge. Wonder what he would have to say about Bitcoin...
November 08, 2013, 02:38:24 PM
This reminds me of the Android game Abduction.
November 08, 2013, 02:35:52 PM
Thanks Finski, we can close down this thread now, nothing can top this.
November 08, 2013, 02:34:05 PM
November 08, 2013, 02:31:34 PM
RE: And the Universe just loves those that take chances on life. It opens doors for you. (Think Terrence McKenna said something like that before.)
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November 08, 2013, 02:29:49 PM
You don't have to sell before the "big crash", you can sell in the first rebound. This is the big secret that keeps your stress levels low. Sure you lose some %, but this is a very risk free tactic vs. try to catch the top.
Yeah, but that rebound could be so fast you would miss it (you know : at work, or asleep...), or it could be barely higher than before the increase, like this april...Why is it so hard to buy back in with a loss?
Because I guess that's would just be admitting defeat. And if I sold at 15$ or lower after buying at 28$ in 2011 I think I would have been so burned that I wouldn't have bought back in at 4$.So I guess I'm going to stop trying to trade and just hold (and sell once in a while)... Investing additional funds at this point is too risky in the big picture, since with these price increases I now already have 90%+ of my assets in bitcoins...
April rebound was 170-175 and slower rebound to the same highs after that.
Buying back with loss is not defeat if you zoom out your perspective just a little bit.
November 08, 2013, 02:28:16 PM
Bulls woke up, put on their shades, and were all like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2XGp5ix8HE
Jesus, I'm still listening to this song. +1
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