If no one has published it.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2605938
We have to wait for their response, perhaps stuffing Journalists (lie).
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 32990. (Read 26498146 times)
June 28, 2013, 01:52:03 PM
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2013/06/22/anonymous-bitcoin-operator/
If no one has published it.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2605938
We have to wait for their response, perhaps stuffing Journalists (lie).
If no one has published it.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2605938
We have to wait for their response, perhaps stuffing Journalists (lie).
June 28, 2013, 01:50:32 PM
There are only two types of whales on Gox now.
1. Whales who are trying to buy cheap to move coins out and cash out on another exchange (driving up the Gox / other spread).
2. Whales who are selling now to do #1 next week when, they hope, the spread will be lower.
Prediction: Spread will increase. Price will go down on all exchanges, but more on non-Gox.
1. Whales who are trying to buy cheap to move coins out and cash out on another exchange (driving up the Gox / other spread).
2. Whales who are selling now to do #1 next week when, they hope, the spread will be lower.
Prediction: Spread will increase. Price will go down on all exchanges, but more on non-Gox.
June 28, 2013, 01:50:27 PM
Look at all those juicy bids.
June 28, 2013, 01:49:50 PM
Today is going to be awful expensive for some.
Only the professional traders. Those who have bought and held, don't really give a damn about the dollar equivalent value, are enjoying a beer beside the pool. Life is too short to worry about short term price changes.
June 28, 2013, 01:48:48 PM
June 28, 2013, 01:45:50 PM
Today is going to be awful expensive for some.
June 28, 2013, 01:41:27 PM
Holy moley 3k+ Dump!!
June 28, 2013, 01:41:17 PM
2.5K out the door.
June 28, 2013, 01:07:57 PM
Look at all those delicious bids. Time to lock in the dirty fiat millions of profits. 
June 28, 2013, 01:03:08 PM
So someone wants to unload huge coinage and is propping up buy side to pick off anything offered above his fake walls? Since gox has usd delays he can bleed it out slowly over two weeks. I've been scratching my head at this market for days now and can only come up with this.
You have a point here. Eyes often glued on clarkmoody, that strategy makes sense, previous support at 100 was removed just before passing it. Lets see how the walls at 95 act.
Those fake buy walls are actually a huge risk for the wall owner. He thinks he's just propping up the price for his smaller sells, but if another whale wants to cash out, he can easily sell into them and the wall owner will be stuck with 3K extra coins that he can't unload.
There's whales, and there's leviathan. Now that Bitcoin is a currency, it is fair game for the Federal Reserve to toy with as well.
Not true.
The FED would require themselves to own a large number of BTC in order to influence the price either up or down. To do that they would have to buy a large number of BTC from the general populace.
This is the exact opposite situation with FIAT, where the FED "coordinates" actions with other central banks and do not have to actually own a foreign currency in order to manipulate the price. Instead they just do swaps with other governments.
Today the FED have no BTC, so they can not affect the price. For them to get enough would require such a large buy that the price would skyrocket....
June 28, 2013, 01:01:55 PM
June 28, 2013, 12:55:49 PM
So someone wants to unload huge coinage and is propping up buy side to pick off anything offered above his fake walls? Since gox has usd delays he can bleed it out slowly over two weeks. I've been scratching my head at this market for days now and can only come up with this.
You have a point here. Eyes often glued on clarkmoody, that strategy makes sense, previous support at 100 was removed just before passing it. Lets see how the walls at 95 act.
Those fake buy walls are actually a huge risk for the wall owner. He thinks he's just propping up the price for his smaller sells, but if another whale wants to cash out, he can easily sell into them and the wall owner will be stuck with 3K extra coins that he can't unload.
There's whales, and there's leviathan. Now that Bitcoin is a currency, it is fair game for the Federal Reserve to toy with as well.
June 28, 2013, 12:51:34 PM
So someone wants to unload huge coinage and is propping up buy side to pick off anything offered above his fake walls? Since gox has usd delays he can bleed it out slowly over two weeks. I've been scratching my head at this market for days now and can only come up with this.
You have a point here. Eyes often glued on clarkmoody, that strategy makes sense, previous support at 100 was removed just before passing it. Lets see how the walls at 95 act.
Those fake buy walls are actually a huge risk for the wall owner. He thinks he's just propping up the price for his smaller sells, but if another whale wants to cash out, he can easily sell into them and the wall owner will be stuck with 3K extra coins that he can't unload.
And here we see the down side of having versatile language. If there was only one way of stating this fact, a computer would be able to filter it and I could mark it as "got it" and not have to read it about once per page in this and so many other threads in the speculation forum.
Like restating the obvious doesn't happen here a thousand times a day. lol
June 28, 2013, 12:48:47 PM
So someone wants to unload huge coinage and is propping up buy side to pick off anything offered above his fake walls? Since gox has usd delays he can bleed it out slowly over two weeks. I've been scratching my head at this market for days now and can only come up with this.
You have a point here. Eyes often glued on clarkmoody, that strategy makes sense, previous support at 100 was removed just before passing it. Lets see how the walls at 95 act.
Those fake buy walls are actually a huge risk for the wall owner. He thinks he's just propping up the price for his smaller sells, but if another whale wants to cash out, he can easily sell into them and the wall owner will be stuck with 3K extra coins that he can't unload.
And here we see the down side of having versatile language. If there was only one way of stating this fact, a computer would be able to filter it and I could mark it as "got it" and not have to read it about once per page in this and so many other threads in the speculation forum.
June 28, 2013, 12:48:16 PM
So someone wants to unload huge coinage and is propping up buy side to pick off anything offered above his fake walls? Since gox has usd delays he can bleed it out slowly over two weeks. I've been scratching my head at this market for days now and can only come up with this.
You have a point here. Eyes often glued on clarkmoody, that strategy makes sense, previous support at 100 was removed just before passing it. Lets see how the walls at 95 act.
Those fake buy walls are actually a huge risk for the wall owner. He thinks he's just propping up the price for his smaller sells, but if another whale wants to cash out, he can easily sell into them and the wall owner will be stuck with 3K extra coins that he can't unload.
Yep, that happens all the time and might happen today.
June 28, 2013, 12:43:02 PM
So someone wants to unload huge coinage and is propping up buy side to pick off anything offered above his fake walls? Since gox has usd delays he can bleed it out slowly over two weeks. I've been scratching my head at this market for days now and can only come up with this.
You have a point here. Eyes often glued on clarkmoody, that strategy makes sense, previous support at 100 was removed just before passing it. Lets see how the walls at 95 act.
Those fake buy walls are actually a huge risk for the wall owner. He thinks he's just propping up the price for his smaller sells, but if another whale wants to cash out, he can easily sell into them and the wall owner will be stuck with 3K extra coins that he can't unload.
June 28, 2013, 12:30:58 PM
Nah, sell on the down buy at the bottom. But where's the bottom?
That's the million dollar question
This isn't a billion dollar market and it never has been.
Eventually, currently not even close.
June 28, 2013, 12:28:29 PM
Trading with my few coins I feel like a kid playing on a railroad track with a train coming.
Lol, yeah. I don't have btc to trade anymore, I'm all in altcoins but dropped a huge bollocks on ltc last night. Sold near the top just to panick and rebought few hours later. And of course, it's 7-8% down today and who knows where will stop, could probably easily pick up 10% more ltc if I stayed cool.
I hate these missed opportunities much more than buying at top and losing money.
Yeah, I got monster lucky with ltc. I started mining early on, first solo and then with litecoinpool. I had a shitload of ltc and got nervous and sold all just below 6. Only really good move I've made so far besides buying a bunch of btc at 2.50. The long stable flat at 120-130 made me sell a bunch of those though. I kept a couple hundred to play with but this isn't fun anymore.
June 28, 2013, 12:24:30 PM
So someone wants to unload huge coinage and is propping up buy side to pick off anything offered above his fake walls? Since gox has usd delays he can bleed it out slowly over two weeks. I've been scratching my head at this market for days now and can only come up with this.
You have a point here. Eyes often glued on clarkmoody, that strategy makes sense, previous support at 100 was removed just before passing it. Lets see how the walls at 95 act.
June 28, 2013, 12:21:51 PM
Trading with my few coins I feel like a kid playing on a railroad track with a train coming.
Lol, yeah. I don't have btc to trade anymore, I'm all in altcoins but dropped a huge bollocks on ltc last night. Sold near the top just to panick and rebought few hours later. And of course, it's 7-8% down today and who knows where will stop, could probably easily pick up 10% more ltc if I stayed cool.
I hate these missed opportunities much more than buying at top and losing money.
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