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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 32739. (Read 26709821 times)

legendary
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Your favourite daddy, Loozik, made a prediction on on 7 July that the price will make it from 66 to about 123 https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2673061

MESSAGE WITH HISTORICAL PREDICTION

Last chance guys to buy cheap coins.




CONFIRMATION




I HOPE YOU ENJOYED THIS TRADE  Grin

You're on a roll! Next prediction (up) please ;-)
donator
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Why do people suddenly start selling after the price has reached 120? Doesn't make much sense to me?

Look back to when the price was around 120 or below last time (first 2 weeks of June, yesyes, long time ago). There was quite a bit of volume there. People who bought there got pissed off on the further drop and decided to sell next time they're in profit zone. That profit zone of these buyers is now reached and they sell. That's one theory.
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I suspect people are more concerned about getting their money out at all, than just waiting a month. Why else would you pay a 20% premium?

If you were buying coins now, you wouldn't be wiring funds to Gox and paying a 20% premium. The only people who would pay that are those who (unfortunately) have fiat funds there waiting already.

Also, Gox would be for traders. Try trading on Stamp, it is hard. You could keep your coins on Stamp and trade with some on Gox as there is the action.

I trade regularly on Stamp, without any major issues. TBH, it tends to be a bit less erratic, IMO.


Try making trades of +300 coins at Bitstamp without MAYOR slippage and then report back please...

Even on Gox, the slippage is a huge profit killer for traders - on Bitstamp is just impossible to daytrade for anyone with a little more than play money.

As I only have play money, this isn't of concern to me! Smiley
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Ultranode
so... if xfers out are being processed by hand, does this increase likelihood of insider trading? Who would be surprised if gox employees are leaking data to friends re "hey guys, word is today was a big deal for xfers out, i did 20 mil alone." Or, "we actually got some new deposits today, me and another dude processed roughly 5 mil."

srsly. how do you prevent leaking $ in and out info when it's all being handled by hand (by low level employees/temps)?
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legendary
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9.9.2012: I predict that single digits... <- FAIL

That is nice to see, thanks for the post. Has Gox addressed this publicly though? Why just in a thread (and who are those characters? Any Gox affiliation?)

@MagicalTux is Gox owner Karpeles.
legendary
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the spread at virtex appears to be tightening and price is definitely moving up... i managed to pick up a few cheap coins this week  Smiley
legendary
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good call

now for my 180
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Born to chew bubble gum and kick ass
Your favourite daddy, Loozik, made a prediction on on 7 July that the price will make it from 66 to about 123 https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2673061

MESSAGE WITH HISTORICAL PREDICTION

Last chance guys to buy cheap coins.




CONFIRMATION




I HOPE YOU ENJOYED THIS TRADE  Grin
legendary
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Antifragile

That is nice to see, thanks for the post. Has Gox addressed this publicly though? Why just in a thread (and who are those characters? Any Gox affiliation?)

MagicalTux is Mark Karpeles if that is what you are asking.

Yeah, that was my question.

I still don't understand something - Why would Gox have said "No withdrawls for 2 weeks." and then say "We need another 2 weeks to catch up" around 1.5 months ago or so?
I get they don't want to panic people, but something isn't right with this. We don't hear about this same problem anywhere else, and though the volume of Gox is not on Stamp,
one would think withdrawal problems wouldn't be exclusive to Gox.

Note, in the chat he says "14:01 <@MagicalTux> sturles, we are not allowed to talk about the exact problem
                    (doing so would only make things worse)"
sr. member
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That is nice to see, thanks for the post. Has Gox addressed this publicly though? Why just in a thread (and who are those characters? Any Gox affiliation?)

MagicalTux is Mark Karpeles if that is what you are asking.
legendary
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That is nice to see, thanks for the post. Has Gox addressed this publicly though? Why just in a thread (and who are those characters? Any Gox affiliation?)
While they have been improving, Gox has always been bad addressing the public and communicating. It is like they freeze up and get scared as to how people will react until finally it is too big of an issue and MUST be addressed. Doing this instead of having relieved the pressure earlier when the community wasn't as pissed. At least it always feels like that. Or... they just don't care. haha
legendary
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Antifragile

That is nice to see, thanks for the post. Has Gox addressed this publicly though? Why just in a thread (and who are those characters? Any Gox affiliation?)
legendary
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Does this graph indicate that the last 48 hours was a mini-bubble? What do you guys think?



Not a bubble, just normal arbitrage/ correction happening after a ridiculously large spike. Check out bitstamps price to see what i mean - it hasnt moved down there at all really.
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Just a random question here. Since Gox supports several currencies, do those markets also adhere by the going exchanges rates of the dollar and the euro? For example, the dollar drops versus the euro one day, would the Gox market reflect this or would there be a significant delay of a few days?

Gox charges flat 2.5% "from their bank" to exchange, though as was pointed out earlier in another thread, often the spread between difference currencies on gox is <2.5%



This has been talked about before but the other currency markets have separate bid/ask walls and currencies. You can play the arb yourself sometimes, it has made money ie the GBP or EUR asks don't react as fast as USD market sometimes so I like to park currencies across usd/eur/gbp for those opportunities Smiley
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Ching-Chang;Ding-Dong
Just a random question here. Since Gox supports several currencies, do those markets also adhere by the going exchanges rates of the dollar and the euro? For example, the dollar drops versus the euro one day, would the Gox market reflect this or would there be a significant delay of a few days?

Gox charges flat 2.5% "from their bank" to exchange, though as was pointed out earlier in another thread, often the spread between difference currencies on gox is <2.5%

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Circle gets the Square


Try making trades of +300 coins at Bitstamp without MAYOR slippage and then report back please...


Mayor Slippage  Cool

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Does this graph indicate that the last 48 hours was a mini-bubble? What do you guys think?

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