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Quote from: Its About Sharing on May 18, 2013, 11:35:51 AM

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Quote from: Coinseeker on May 18, 2013, 09:12:29 AM

This entire line of conversation is a stark reminder that it does not matter what currency dominates the world. At the end of the day, rich people still will look down on poor people so nothing will ever change in that capacity. Rich people will be dorkier than they are today, but just as hateful and oppressive as rich people have ever been.

Really sad and depressing way to start the morning. Cry

+1

Their manipulation of the BTC market is annoying too. That is on topic, after all isn't this the wall movement tracker thread? It's their walls that are messing everything up. If more money does come into BTC then even they won't be able to afford to do that any more, which will let BTC reflect its true value and can only be a good thing. That is of course until the scumbag banks join in with even bigger walls of course.

BTC is just an intermediate step to something much greater. In the short term we have to get the criminals out of politics and government (which means a total revamp of our system).

Regarding the walls - just don't look at them. Buy ~~and sell~~ when you need to. Big players might see those walls but really, what do they do outside of psychologically? Thus far we don't have any shorting of BTC, and that is a good thing.

We need to protect ourselves from the bankers. They all have the same thing on their minds, war and...

there is quite some shorting possible on www.bitfinex.com

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Anyone else see a textbook head and shoulders formation? We're crossing thd neckline right now :/

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Quote from: MickeyT2008 on May 18, 2013, 09:17:22 AM

Quote from: Coinseeker on May 18, 2013, 09:12:29 AM

This entire line of conversation is a stark reminder that it does not matter what currency dominates the world. At the end of the day, rich people still will look down on poor people so nothing will ever change in that capacity. Rich people will be dorkier than they are today, but just as hateful and oppressive as rich people have ever been.

Really sad and depressing way to start the morning. Cry

+1

Their manipulation of the BTC market is annoying too. That is on topic, after all isn't this the wall movement tracker thread? It's their walls that are messing everything up. If more money does come into BTC then even they won't be able to afford to do that any more, which will let BTC reflect its true value and can only be a good thing. That is of course until the scumbag banks join in with even bigger walls of course.

BTC is just an intermediate step to something much greater. In the short term we have to get the criminals out of politics and government (which means a total revamp of our system).

Regarding the walls - just don't look at them. Buy ~~and sell~~ when you need to. Big players might see those walls but really, what do they do outside of psychologically? Thus far we don't have any shorting of BTC, and that is a good thing.

We need to protect ourselves from the bankers. They all have the same thing on their minds, war and...

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Quote from: Coinseeker on May 18, 2013, 09:40:00 AM

There's truth to that but a bank is amoral. It's just a building. It's the people that make it "evil". We're just trading one group of greed, oppressive bastards for another. Heck, a few pages back or so there was talk of starting their own bank in some other country. See, Bitcoin is not about hating the banks, its about not being in control. They want to take control from the current rich and powerful, so they can be the ones in control and be the same greedy bastards we have now.

You know what...I'm going to the beach to hang out with the lowly poor people. As I refer to me, them, most of us...the mainstream. Not about to wreck my day over a stupid thread.

Thanks for the +1 brother.

Most bitcoin pioneers are of the voluntaryist & libertarian philosophy. That means we're against the current control structure and do indeed want it replaced, but it doesn't mean we want to replace it with ourself, but simply systems that cannot be controlled. We don't want control, we just don't want to be controlled. Listen to Milton Friedman, he'll teach you something about greed.

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Quote from: Zephir on May 18, 2013, 10:25:51 AM

Quote from: Coinseeker on May 18, 2013, 09:40:00 AM

Quote from: MickeyT2008 on May 18, 2013, 09:17:22 AM

Quote from: Coinseeker on May 18, 2013, 09:12:29 AM

This entire line of conversation is a stark reminder that it does not matter what currency dominates the world. At the end of the day, rich people still will look down on poor people so nothing will ever change in that capacity. Rich people will be dorkier than they are today, but just as hateful and oppressive as rich people have ever been.

Really sad and depressing way to start the morning. Cry

+1

Their manipulation of the BTC market is annoying too. That is on topic, after all isn't this the wall movement tracker thread? It's their walls that are messing everything up. If more money does come into BTC then even they won't be able to afford to do that any more, which will let BTC reflect its true value and can only be a good thing. That is of course until the scumbag banks join in with even bigger walls of course.

There's truth to that but a bank is amoral. It's just a building. It's the people that make it "evil". We're just trading one group of greed, oppressive bastards for another. Heck, a few pages back or so there was talk of starting their own bank in some other country. See, Bitcoin is not about hating the banks, its about not being in control. They want to take control from the current rich and powerful, so they can be the ones in control and be the same greedy bastards we have now.

You know what...I'm going to the beach to hang out with the lowly poor people. As I refer to me, them, most of us...the mainstream. Not about to wreck my day over a stupid thread.

Thanks for the +1 brother.

+1 from me too.

I don´t know how to think about you.
A few pages back you made panic and talked some "bear"shit and now such a good statement.
For "panic sell" spamming please start your own thread.
I´m glad not to ignore you or anybody else, but stop spamming "bear"shit and talk like that post above more often.
Thanks

Often when trading is slow this thread descends into a petty flame war, it's very boring.

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Quote from: samson on May 18, 2013, 08:08:13 AM

These people who have pulled out may or may not have used Dwolla in the past and probably don't realise that it's mainly used by pennyless noobs gambling with their day to day living expenses instead of well funded traders.

Interesting logic. I'd argue that the people who pulled out probably realize the importance of minimizing their risk, and Dwolla's transaction volume is irrelevant to that analysis.

What is relevant is that the company holding our funds is facing an adversary that can seize those funds at will, including offshore funds via the Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty. Whether or not that's likely to happen is up for debate, but in the real world, managing risk is the way people with money keep it.

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Quote from: Coinseeker on May 18, 2013, 09:40:00 AM

Quote from: MickeyT2008 on May 18, 2013, 09:17:22 AM

Quote from: Coinseeker on May 18, 2013, 09:12:29 AM

This entire line of conversation is a stark reminder that it does not matter what currency dominates the world. At the end of the day, rich people still will look down on poor people so nothing will ever change in that capacity. Rich people will be dorkier than they are today, but just as hateful and oppressive as rich people have ever been.

Really sad and depressing way to start the morning. Cry

+1

Their manipulation of the BTC market is annoying too. That is on topic, after all isn't this the wall movement tracker thread? It's their walls that are messing everything up. If more money does come into BTC then even they won't be able to afford to do that any more, which will let BTC reflect its true value and can only be a good thing. That is of course until the scumbag banks join in with even bigger walls of course.

There's truth to that but a bank is amoral. It's just a building. It's the people that make it "evil". We're just trading one group of greed, oppressive bastards for another. Heck, a few pages back or so there was talk of starting their own bank in some other country. See, Bitcoin is not about hating the banks, its about not being in control. They want to take control from the current rich and powerful, so they can be the ones in control and be the same greedy bastards we have now.

You know what...I'm going to the beach to hang out with the lowly poor people. As I refer to me, them, most of us...the mainstream. Not about to wreck my day over a stupid thread.

Thanks for the +1 brother.

+1 from me too.

I don´t know how to think about you.
A few pages back you made panic and talked some "bear"shit and now such a good statement.
For "panic sell" spamming please start your own thread.
I´m glad not to ignore you or anybody else, but stop spamming "bear"shit and talk like that post above more often.
Thanks

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Quote from: thoughtfan on May 18, 2013, 09:43:49 AM

Quote from: samson on May 18, 2013, 08:08:13 AM

Quote from: michaelGedi on May 18, 2013, 07:54:44 AM

Quote from: solex on May 18, 2013, 06:46:27 AM

Quote from: samson on May 18, 2013, 06:41:17 AM

Quote from: Pzi4nk on May 18, 2013, 06:36:57 AM

Quote from: d5000 on May 18, 2013, 02:34:19 AM

This "Get-out-of-Gox" yankee-rally won't last long Cheesy

[emphasis added by Pzi4nk]

Is this a baseball thing?

It's more of an idiot thing.

A few vocal people who trade with 'pocket change' amounts of money can't make a withdrawal for 25 cents any more and this is creating a big problem for them.

They think it's causing a 'bank run' on MtGox - it's hilarious.

Dwolla = Dust transactions.

Indeed. The theory is that dwolla users (which is USA customers only) are converting their fiat on gox into btc in order to shift it elsewhere, hence artificially driving up the price, towing bitstamp and other markets upward.

However, major dollar buyers would use wire transfers and remain unaffected, so probably the theory is lame, and BTC was headed up anyway,

hmmm, ok I didn't understand dwolla completely, but there are some massive ask walls getting in the way on bitstamp at this time... they are relatively new. I for one will cash out via bitstamp if/when I need to purely for convenience... I guess maybe that's what the other guys are thinking

I'm getting the impression that some people are 'running for their lives' to save their money before everything is closed down all based on rumour and innuendo which has been spread around by people like d5000 and jaroslaw.

These people who have pulled out may or may not have used Dwolla in the past and probably don't realise that it's mainly used by pennyless noobs gambling with their day to day living expenses instead of well funded traders.

I'm not saying you're wrong Samson but do you have a better explanation for the unprecedented* difference in price between mtgox and the minor exchanges? For jaroslaw and co it's just another excuse to cry wolf but that doesn't mean it's necessarily entirely without substance.

* sustained difference since I was an algorithm using more than one exchange to determine price.

There is no explaination that I can think of. Some people will have moved their BTC out of fear which has been hyped on these forums.

I think it's unfounded fear based on the closure of a small payment gateway. Dwolla is small when compared with international wires.

The price only rose on MtGox due to a couple of very large buys eating into the big walls that had been sitting there for days.

I don't watch Bitfinex but I just took a look and the price difference is quite big.

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Quote from: Coinseeker on May 18, 2013, 09:40:00 AM

Quote from: MickeyT2008 on May 18, 2013, 09:17:22 AM

Quote from: Coinseeker on May 18, 2013, 09:12:29 AM

This entire line of conversation is a stark reminder that it does not matter what currency dominates the world. At the end of the day, rich people still will look down on poor people so nothing will ever change in that capacity. Rich people will be dorkier than they are today, but just as hateful and oppressive as rich people have ever been.

Really sad and depressing way to start the morning. Cry

+1

Their manipulation of the BTC market is annoying too. That is on topic, after all isn't this the wall movement tracker thread? It's their walls that are messing everything up. If more money does come into BTC then even they won't be able to afford to do that any more, which will let BTC reflect its true value and can only be a good thing. That is of course until the scumbag banks join in with even bigger walls of course.

There's truth to that but a bank is amoral. It's just a building. It's the people that make it "evil". We're just trading one group of greed, oppressive bastards for another. Heck, a few pages back or so there was talk of starting their own bank in some other country. See, Bitcoin is not about hating the banks, its about not being in control. They want to take control from the current rich and powerful, so they can be the ones in control and be the same greedy bastards we have now.

You know what...I'm going to the beach to hang out with the lowly poor people. As I refer to me, them, most of us...the mainstream. Not about to wreck my day over a stupid thread.

Thanks for the +1 brother.

No problem. Anyway, it's the weekend and there's not much happening here, so that's a good idea, enjoy yourself! Anyway, to remain on topic it seems to have consolidated at around $123 - $124 for now, I'll keep an eye in it myself though in case something exciting does happen (partly because it's going to rain here, the beach is miles away and the clutch has gone on my car so there's nothing else to do anyway). Maybe the bulls will go crazy later, make the price rocket and buy me a new car - you never know, hey? Have fun on the beach! If the prices get any more boring and stable today then I'm going to have to wash the dishes for excitement.

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Quote from: samson on May 18, 2013, 08:08:13 AM

Quote from: michaelGedi on May 18, 2013, 07:54:44 AM

Quote from: solex on May 18, 2013, 06:46:27 AM

Quote from: samson on May 18, 2013, 06:41:17 AM

Quote from: Pzi4nk on May 18, 2013, 06:36:57 AM

Quote from: d5000 on May 18, 2013, 02:34:19 AM

This "Get-out-of-Gox" yankee-rally won't last long Cheesy

[emphasis added by Pzi4nk]

Is this a baseball thing?

It's more of an idiot thing.

A few vocal people who trade with 'pocket change' amounts of money can't make a withdrawal for 25 cents any more and this is creating a big problem for them.

They think it's causing a 'bank run' on MtGox - it's hilarious.

Dwolla = Dust transactions.

Indeed. The theory is that dwolla users (which is USA customers only) are converting their fiat on gox into btc in order to shift it elsewhere, hence artificially driving up the price, towing bitstamp and other markets upward.

However, major dollar buyers would use wire transfers and remain unaffected, so probably the theory is lame, and BTC was headed up anyway,

hmmm, ok I didn't understand dwolla completely, but there are some massive ask walls getting in the way on bitstamp at this time... they are relatively new. I for one will cash out via bitstamp if/when I need to purely for convenience... I guess maybe that's what the other guys are thinking

I'm getting the impression that some people are 'running for their lives' to save their money before everything is closed down all based on rumour and innuendo which has been spread around by people like d5000 and jaroslaw.

These people who have pulled out may or may not have used Dwolla in the past and probably don't realise that it's mainly used by pennyless noobs gambling with their day to day living expenses instead of well funded traders.

I'm not saying you're wrong Samson but do you have a better explanation for the unprecedented* difference in price between mtgox and the minor exchanges? For jaroslaw and co it's just another excuse to cry wolf but that doesn't mean it's necessarily entirely without substance.

* sustained difference since I was an algorithm using more than one exchange to determine price.

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Quote from: MickeyT2008 on May 18, 2013, 09:17:22 AM

Quote from: Coinseeker on May 18, 2013, 09:12:29 AM

This entire line of conversation is a stark reminder that it does not matter what currency dominates the world. At the end of the day, rich people still will look down on poor people so nothing will ever change in that capacity. Rich people will be dorkier than they are today, but just as hateful and oppressive as rich people have ever been.

Really sad and depressing way to start the morning. Cry

+1

Their manipulation of the BTC market is annoying too. That is on topic, after all isn't this the wall movement tracker thread? It's their walls that are messing everything up. If more money does come into BTC then even they won't be able to afford to do that any more, which will let BTC reflect its true value and can only be a good thing. That is of course until the scumbag banks join in with even bigger walls of course.

There's truth to that but a bank is amoral. It's just a building. It's the people that make it "evil". We're just trading one group of greed, oppressive bastards for another. Heck, a few pages back or so there was talk of starting their own bank in some other country. See, Bitcoin is not about hating the banks, its about not being in control. They want to take control from the current rich and powerful, so they can be the ones in control and be the same greedy bastards we have now.

You know what...I'm going to the beach to hang out with the lowly poor people. As I refer to me, them, most of us...the mainstream. Not about to wreck my day over a stupid thread.

Thanks for the +1 brother.

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Quote from: Coinseeker on May 18, 2013, 09:12:29 AM

This entire line of conversation is a stark reminder that it does not matter what currency dominates the world. At the end of the day, rich people still will look down on poor people so nothing will ever change in that capacity. Rich people will be dorkier than they are today, but just as hateful and oppressive as rich people have ever been.

Really sad and depressing way to start the morning. Cry

+1

Their manipulation of the BTC market is annoying too. That is on topic, after all isn't this the wall movement tracker thread? It's their walls that are messing everything up. If more money does come into BTC then even they won't be able to afford to do that any more, which will let BTC reflect its true value and can only be a good thing. That is of course until the scumbag banks join in with even bigger walls of course.

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This entire line of conversation is a stark reminder that it does not matter what currency dominates the world. At the end of the day, rich people still will look down on poor people so nothing will ever change in that capacity. Rich people will be dorkier than they are today, but just as hateful and oppressive as rich people have ever been.

Really sad and depressing way to start the morning. Cry

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Quote from: oroboras on May 18, 2013, 08:12:17 AM

Quote from: samson on May 18, 2013, 08:08:13 AM

These people who have pulled out may or may not have used Dwolla in the past and probably don't realise that it's mainly used by pennyless noobs gambling with their day to day living expenses instead of well funded traders.

Yes, damn those poor people trying to get off of the bottom rung of life, it shouldn't be allowed! Tongue

Stopping Dwolla is a good way of oppressing the poor and maintaining the status quo.

*puts on tinfoil hat, salutes Che Guevara poster, and goes to work at breadline wage job*

I don't understand what people without a lot of capital are doing on MtGox anyway. There are cheaper and better ways for the 'poor' to acquire bitcoins, Bitstamp for instance offers bitcoins at a nice discount right now. Tongue

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Quote from: samson on May 18, 2013, 08:08:13 AM

These people who have pulled out may or may not have used Dwolla in the past and probably don't realise that it's mainly used by pennyless noobs gambling with their day to day living expenses instead of well funded traders.

Yes, damn those poor people trying to get off of the bottom rung of life, it shouldn't be allowed! Tongue

Stopping Dwolla is a good way of oppressing the poor and maintaining the status quo.

*puts on tinfoil hat, salutes Che Guevara poster, and goes to work at breadline wage job*

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Quote from: michaelGedi on May 18, 2013, 07:54:44 AM

Quote from: solex on May 18, 2013, 06:46:27 AM

Quote from: samson on May 18, 2013, 06:41:17 AM

Quote from: Pzi4nk on May 18, 2013, 06:36:57 AM

Quote from: d5000 on May 18, 2013, 02:34:19 AM

This "Get-out-of-Gox" yankee-rally won't last long Cheesy

[emphasis added by Pzi4nk]

Is this a baseball thing?

It's more of an idiot thing.

A few vocal people who trade with 'pocket change' amounts of money can't make a withdrawal for 25 cents any more and this is creating a big problem for them.

They think it's causing a 'bank run' on MtGox - it's hilarious.

Dwolla = Dust transactions.

Indeed. The theory is that dwolla users (which is USA customers only) are converting their fiat on gox into btc in order to shift it elsewhere, hence artificially driving up the price, towing bitstamp and other markets upward.

However, major dollar buyers would use wire transfers and remain unaffected, so probably the theory is lame, and BTC was headed up anyway,

hmmm, ok I didn't understand dwolla completely, but there are some massive ask walls getting in the way on bitstamp at this time... they are relatively new. I for one will cash out via bitstamp if/when I need to purely for convenience... I guess maybe that's what the other guys are thinking

I'm getting the impression that some people are 'running for their lives' to save their money before everything is closed down all based on rumour and innuendo which has been spread around by people like d5000 and jaroslaw.

These people who have pulled out may or may not have used Dwolla in the past and probably don't realise that it's mainly used by pennyless noobs gambling with their day to day living expenses instead of well funded traders.

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