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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 32438. (Read 26725468 times)

legendary
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bitcoin is not going down.... globally the consensus is that bitcoin is going to the moon!

To infinity! And Beyond!
legendary
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bitcoin is not going down.... globally the consensus is that bitcoin is going to the moon!
hero member
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Looking similar fella's?





Boom incoming

Edit: Oops, mean the March 10 drop after the initial rallying in 2013. Is this recent drop from 233 to 170 that?
legendary
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I am a Canadian, and I'm sorry.
Checks out, he is Canadian!

lol, check on what everyone says?
Just that as a Canadian they stereotypical say sorry. That's all I was saying.

they are known for being polite Smiley

Al I know aboot Canada-ians, I learned from Trailer Park Boys.

Canada is a nice place to live, the economy is smaller and more sound. lots of open spaces, all 4 seasons! Move to Canada!



 Cheesy
legendary
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legendary
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I am a Canadian, and I'm sorry.
Checks out, he is Canadian!

lol, check on what everyone says?
Just that as a Canadian they stereotypical say sorry. That's all I was saying.

they are known for being polite Smiley

Al I know aboot Canada-ians, I learned from Trailer Park Boys.
legendary
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i just don't want to have a dejavu in some months asking myself why i bought at the top again.
No one has ever, in the history of Bitcoin, lost money by buying bitcoins and holding them for two years.

So far the worst anyone has done by holding for 730 days was the people who bought exactly at the peak of the 2011 bubble. After two years they only tripled their money instead of achieving the average 6600% gain.
hero member
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It's going to explode ladies Grin
legendary
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Look at this feeding frenzy: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/

The thing I viscerally feel differently from earlier this year is that it's literally impossible to keep up with the news. There are what would be uber-bullish stories and videos in spring, now being passed by without comment. Simply because there's too much happening. It's dizzying.
legendary
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Gresham's Lawyer
"I think Bitcoin could be worth upwards of $500,000 to $1 million a coin." -Former Facebook Vice President Chamath Palihapitiya

Chamath means business.

He has more coins and his coins are more valuable than mine  Wink

Or his dollars are worth less.
donator
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"I think Bitcoin could be worth upwards of $500,000 to $1 million a coin." -Former Facebook Vice President Chamath Palihapitiya

Chamath means business.

He has more coins and his coins are more valuable than mine  Wink
legendary
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"If it doesn't go to zero, I think Bitcoin could be worth upwards of $500,000 to $1 million a coin."
-Former Facebook Vice President Chamath Palihapitiya, who owns about 0.25% of all bitcoins outstanding (~25,000BTC)

Chamath means business.
legendary
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I'm selling cheap xrp anyone interested ?

yes, i;ll buy the bag for the right price  Cheesy
legendary
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rpietila says he has 10K coins, i guess he really did sell some silver spoons!  Cheesy

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-top-500-richest-321265

cool thread rpietila, thanks!
legendary
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The legal system has to presume innocence.

And yet it doesn't. Ever.
legendary
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When the FBI sells, that should be a nice bit of publicity for Bitcoin. Potentially bullish.

If it goes to auction, as I believe, I would think the top bidder would likely be someone who sees the potential of Bitcoin so they are more likely to hold than dump.

Last time I checked, DPR wasn't convicted of anything in a court of law. The BTC being held are still his.

Then again, due process doesn't matter much in the land of the free. When I cross the border, they don't ask me if I've ever been convicted of a crime. They ask if I've ever been arrested.

The legal system has to presume innocence. To the rest of us, this seems pretty clear-cut. Of course, there's always the off-chance he'll get off.
legendary
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Bitstamp leading the charge this morning. Gox has green volume as well.

Also, HHHHHHHHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYPPPPPPPPPPEEEEEEEEEEEEE.

legendary
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820 buy followed by an immediate 121 sale haha

Bitcoin does what it wants
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