142.66
9000 bought in the last few minutes
9000 bought in the last few minutes
9000 bought?
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 32262. (Read 26474042 times)
September 27, 2013, 03:04:15 AM
9000 bought?
September 27, 2013, 03:03:56 AM
Craaazy wall dances...
September 27, 2013, 03:00:46 AM
Everyone wants Bitcoin to spread so they can sell high after the big jump.
I'm not looking to sell ever. That is my ideal scenario.
I guess we're different then. Because I'm not gonna die with em in my pocket.
Me neither. I just have no intention of swapping them for monopoly money. Bitcoin is money, you don't sell it, you spend it!
If there were hookers & blow available close by for btc then I'd probably agree with you. I'm sure as hell not leavin em to my kids! They can pay for their own blow. lol
Patience, hoes will wise up
Hoes are already accepting BTC. I cannot link the article because I'm on my cell, but on I read an article on avn.com about a whorehouse in UK officially accepting BTC.
September 27, 2013, 02:54:01 AM
142.66
9000 bought in the last few minutes
9000 bought in the last few minutes
September 27, 2013, 02:09:54 AM
Care to explain more?
Just that I have shares and I'm excited
September 26, 2013, 11:09:03 PM
--_Crap, did anyone else notice bid sum took an 800k dive?
Someone cancelled their low bids and just slammed the asks for 8k coins. Worried about missing the train, so next worry: btc withdrawal..
All the asks to break thru 140 never topped 400k today. So most of that money if not all of it is still there...
September 26, 2013, 11:08:08 PM
--_Crap, did anyone else notice bid sum took an 800k dive?
Someone cancelled their low bids and just slammed the asks for 8k coins. Worried about missing the train, so next worry: btc withdrawal..
September 26, 2013, 10:56:13 PM
3min lag... 
and 4 min! can i get a 5? 5 min? 5 minutes, going once....
5:15 SOLD!!!
September 26, 2013, 10:55:32 PM
3min lag...
Oh that explains it. I kept checking all the different bitcoin market sites and was like, "WTF, is everyone just in denial?" Because there were no trades at all. Now I see, gox died after the buy. BULLISH!
IT LIVES! Panic buying commenced immediately.
--_Crap, did anyone else notice bid sum took an 800k dive?
Edit: And ask sum got a 1k wall somewhere, jumped from 50k to 51k. Not a big deal, but overall Bid/Ask sum is probably not moving too much while the price rises.
September 26, 2013, 10:54:59 PM
3min lag...
and 4 min! can i get a 5? 5 min? 5 minutes, going once....
September 26, 2013, 10:53:42 PM
3min lag...
September 26, 2013, 10:48:42 PM
2k buy..
Im sad to have sold at 128.74, but im glad to have bought back in at 136...
Im sad to have sold at 128.74, but im glad to have bought back in at 136...
September 26, 2013, 10:44:55 PM
Does anyone know whether it's just people in the US having trouble withdrawing fiat from Gox, or is it everyone?
Edit: Maybe I shouldn't have asked that, now there's no sign of the 1BTC that I just sent to BCT-e over an hour ago, nor any mention of it on the Blockchain.info page for that address.
my first station to check would be this thread:Edit: Maybe I shouldn't have asked that, now there's no sign of the 1BTC that I just sent to BCT-e over an hour ago, nor any mention of it on the Blockchain.info page for that address.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=179586.1640
it looks like there are delays in withdrawals with every currency (usd, euro, even some mentioned btc).
more a question at what time you call it a delay.
standard waiting time for euro seems to be around 20 days to a month, but it's gox so i wouldn't count on it.
perhaps we should make another speculation thread on that subject...
I think you're making that up. Gox has a reputation for prompt service and customer satisfaction. rofl
September 26, 2013, 09:55:16 PM
Does anyone know whether it's just people in the US having trouble withdrawing fiat from Gox, or is it everyone?
Edit: Maybe I shouldn't have asked that, now there's no sign of the 1BTC that I just sent to BCT-e over an hour ago, nor any mention of it on the Blockchain.info page for that address.
my first station to check would be this thread:Edit: Maybe I shouldn't have asked that, now there's no sign of the 1BTC that I just sent to BCT-e over an hour ago, nor any mention of it on the Blockchain.info page for that address.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=179586.1640
it looks like there are delays in withdrawals with every currency (usd, euro, even some mentioned btc).
more a question at what time you call it a delay.
standard waiting time for euro seems to be around 20 days to a month, but it's gox so i wouldn't count on it.
perhaps we should make another speculation thread on that subject...
beats me why they would manually throttle 1 btc
September 26, 2013, 09:48:29 PM
September 26, 2013, 09:17:10 PM
Does anyone know whether it's just people in the US having trouble withdrawing fiat from Gox, or is it everyone?
Edit: Maybe I shouldn't have asked that, now there's no sign of the 1BTC that I just sent to BCT-e over an hour ago, nor any mention of it on the Blockchain.info page for that address.
my first station to check would be this thread:Edit: Maybe I shouldn't have asked that, now there's no sign of the 1BTC that I just sent to BCT-e over an hour ago, nor any mention of it on the Blockchain.info page for that address.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=179586.1640
it looks like there are delays in withdrawals with every currency (usd, euro, even some mentioned btc).
more a question at what time you call it a delay.
standard waiting time for euro seems to be around 20 days to a month, but it's gox so i wouldn't count on it.
perhaps we should make another speculation thread on that subject...
September 26, 2013, 09:02:07 PM
Does anyone know whether it's just people in the US having trouble withdrawing fiat from Gox, or is it everyone?
Edit: Maybe I shouldn't have asked that, now there's no sign of the 1BTC that I just sent to BCT-e over an hour ago, nor any mention of it on the Blockchain.info page for that address.
my first station to check would be this thread:Edit: Maybe I shouldn't have asked that, now there's no sign of the 1BTC that I just sent to BCT-e over an hour ago, nor any mention of it on the Blockchain.info page for that address.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=179586.1640
it looks like there are delays in withdrawals with every currency (usd, euro, even some mentioned btc).
more a question at what time you call it a delay.
standard waiting time for euro seems to be around 20 days to a month, but it's gox so i wouldn't count on it.
perhaps we should make another speculation thread on that subject...
September 26, 2013, 07:47:16 PM
Does anyone know whether it's just people in the US having trouble withdrawing fiat from Gox, or is it everyone?
Edit: Maybe I shouldn't have asked that, now there's no sign of the 1BTC that I just sent to BCT-e over an hour ago, nor any mention of it on the Blockchain.info page for that address.
Edit: Maybe I shouldn't have asked that, now there's no sign of the 1BTC that I just sent to BCT-e over an hour ago, nor any mention of it on the Blockchain.info page for that address.
September 26, 2013, 07:41:51 PM
Actually, there has been an alternative for a while, namely the Malta-based hedge fund "Exante" (having 80 000 BTC in their storage at the time of the article).
from the article:
Quote
Current assets under management in the Bitcoin Fund are $3.2 million (80,000 BTC) and there is no performance-based fee. However, the fund charges an annual management fee o.5% of Net Share Value payable monthly in order to provide the sophisticated security and wallet management that one would expect with such large amounts at stake.
Hurry till no performance fee is charged
The hedge fund I traded for charged its clients a 25 - 35% performance fee. 0% performance fee at the Bitcoin Fund SEEMS a good deal.
September 26, 2013, 07:31:30 PM
Actually, there has been an alternative for a while, namely the Malta-based hedge fund "Exante" (having 80 000 BTC in their storage at the time of the article).
from the article:
Quote
Current assets under management in the Bitcoin Fund are $3.2 million (80,000 BTC) and there is no performance-based fee. However, the fund charges an annual management fee o.5% of Net Share Value payable monthly in order to provide the sophisticated security and wallet management that one would expect with such large amounts at stake.
Hurry till no performance fee is charged
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