Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 33627. (Read 26461294 times)
April 30, 2013, 02:43:44 PM
Real Madrid vs Borussia Dortmund starting, people will stop selling now
April 30, 2013, 02:43:19 PM
Bid depth to $120 has barely changed during this
April 30, 2013, 02:43:08 PM
Good bye 135$ wall
still need to eat this
100.0 100.0000 135.30000
961.7 861.7183 135.20000
1372.4 410.7164 135.10000
2330.8 958.3557 135.00000
.. so i guess it will go up again soon
April 30, 2013, 02:42:00 PM
BITCOIN FIRE SALE
120$ / BTC
coming soon to an exchange near you
120$ / BTC
coming soon to an exchange near you
get ready 
April 30, 2013, 02:34:51 PM
Good bye 135$ wall
April 30, 2013, 02:32:26 PM
$135 wall is shrinking rapidly. Good bye $140s for a while I guess?
Really should have sold at $146. I'm taking this as a lesson though...never be too greedy. (Bought at 128)
Really should have sold at $146. I'm taking this as a lesson though...never be too greedy. (Bought at 128)
Bernard Cribbins?
April 30, 2013, 02:27:07 PM
Anyone have any word on the size of the verification queue?
Don't see it talked about as much recently.
Don't see it talked about as much recently.
Your Position in the Verification Queue 10880
Was 15400 on Sunday.
April 30, 2013, 02:25:16 PM
Anyone have any word on the size of the verification queue?
Don't see it talked about as much recently.
Don't see it talked about as much recently.
April 30, 2013, 02:25:10 PM
$135 wall is shrinking rapidly. Good bye $140s for a while I guess?
Really should have sold at $146. I'm taking this as a lesson though...never be too greedy. (Bought at 128)
Really should have sold at $146. I'm taking this as a lesson though...never be too greedy. (Bought at 128)
April 30, 2013, 02:21:25 PM
Hahaha bids are pulling off 135$ wall so pathetic we are going down now 
I think so
April 30, 2013, 02:18:28 PM
Hahaha bids are pulling off 135$ wall so pathetic we are going down now
April 30, 2013, 02:14:59 PM
I got a bad feeling that we got a top at 266, crashed, worked our way up to 165, crashed, worked our way up to 147, crashing... What will the next "high" be? 127? and then a new crash... I hope I'm wrong!
Only problem for individual in that scenarios would be if he doesn't capitalize that and finish with more coins. I'd rather have 1000 coins worth 1$ each than 10 coins worth 100$ each in 2 months.
In fact, your scenario seems flawed too.
You take for granted two very strong assumptions:
1/ You'll be lucky enough to anticipate and make money from up/down reverse
2/ What worthed 140$ yesterday, and worth 1$ today, should worth 2$ again, if not 500$
1st is what I would hope to be, if not, then I'd fail to capitalize and that's the only problem I noted there. It wouldn't be first time I failed so it wouldn't be too big shock though
2nd is exactly why I said I'd rather have 1000 coins worth 1$ than 10 coins worth 100$ now, not sure what was unclear there.
April 30, 2013, 02:09:59 PM
I got a bad feeling that we got a top at 266, crashed, worked our way up to 165, crashed, worked our way up to 147, crashing... What will the next "high" be? 127? and then a new crash... I hope I'm wrong!
Only problem for individual in that scenarios would be if he doesn't capitalize that and finish with more coins. I'd rather have 1000 coins worth 1$ each than 10 coins worth 100$ each in 2 months.
In fact, your scenario seems flawed too.
You take for granted two very strong assumptions:
1/ You'll be lucky enough to anticipate and make money from up/down reverse
2/ What worthed 140$ yesterday, and worth 1$ today, should worth 2$ again, if not 500$
April 30, 2013, 02:06:57 PM
Don't know if this has been mentioned but looks like Silkroad may be down for a while:
"UPDATE (04/30/2013 0035 UTC): We have come a long way in the battle, but still do not have the upper hand. It's looking more and more like a restructuring of the tor software or even the tor network will be required to mitigate the kind of attack we are under. If this can be solved by modifying the tor client software running the silk road .onion, then it will be a matter of patching and redeploying the hidden service. If it is a network issue, it will require the cooperation of the Tor developers, or running a new network of nodes. I haven't given up hope for a faster solution, but if one can not be found, then we will move to a semi private scheme where users will be given access through many private URLs. I'll keep everyone updated on how we will move forward, but please be prepared for a few more days at the least of no access."
"UPDATE (04/30/2013 0035 UTC): We have come a long way in the battle, but still do not have the upper hand. It's looking more and more like a restructuring of the tor software or even the tor network will be required to mitigate the kind of attack we are under. If this can be solved by modifying the tor client software running the silk road .onion, then it will be a matter of patching and redeploying the hidden service. If it is a network issue, it will require the cooperation of the Tor developers, or running a new network of nodes. I haven't given up hope for a faster solution, but if one can not be found, then we will move to a semi private scheme where users will be given access through many private URLs. I'll keep everyone updated on how we will move forward, but please be prepared for a few more days at the least of no access."
Why would anyone want to DDos silk road? I mean they're a shop!
But thanks for the info.
April 30, 2013, 02:01:50 PM
I already increased my amount of coins with 30% since the 266 crash so I'm good on that side. It's the future of BTC that worries me, if people see BTC as a ponzi/pyramid scheme then it wont have any future at all...
Well, to be honest, that's something those that hoard thousands of coins should think about, not me. They are ones who should treat bitcoins as currency primarily for it to be treated as one by me. I don't intend to spend my few coins as I can't afford myself to acquire new ones after that - my only option is to try to have them more by hit and run tactics
. They can and if they won't, it's their problem more than my, they have much more to lose. I'm not here to make them multimillionaires 
April 30, 2013, 02:01:21 PM
I got a bad feeling that we got a top at 266, crashed, worked our way up to 165, crashed, worked our way up to 147, crashing... What will the next "high" be? 127? and then a new crash... I hope I'm wrong!
This is just a multiple day triangle forming. Notice that while each high is lower, each low is also higher. Where we break to from there is anyone's guess. News is quite bullish, while sentiment is a bit bearish right now. Everyone is waiting to see where it goes, and thereby causing the lack of movement. Hopefully this turns out to be a long period of consolidation.
April 30, 2013, 02:00:39 PM
I got a bad feeling that we got a top at 266, crashed, worked our way up to 165, crashed, worked our way up to 147, crashing... What will the next "high" be? 127? and then a new crash... I hope I'm wrong!
Only problem for individual in that scenarios would be if he doesn't capitalize that and finish with more coins. I'd rather have 1000 coins worth 1$ each than 10 coins worth 100$ each in 2 months.
what is the difference? its worth just the same... or am i missing something here?..
yes: bitcoin is money, $ is toilet paper.
April 30, 2013, 01:59:16 PM
Don't know if this has been mentioned but looks like Silkroad may be down for a while:
"UPDATE (04/30/2013 0035 UTC): We have come a long way in the battle, but still do not have the upper hand. It's looking more and more like a restructuring of the tor software or even the tor network will be required to mitigate the kind of attack we are under. If this can be solved by modifying the tor client software running the silk road .onion, then it will be a matter of patching and redeploying the hidden service. If it is a network issue, it will require the cooperation of the Tor developers, or running a new network of nodes. I haven't given up hope for a faster solution, but if one can not be found, then we will move to a semi private scheme where users will be given access through many private URLs. I'll keep everyone updated on how we will move forward, but please be prepared for a few more days at the least of no access."
"UPDATE (04/30/2013 0035 UTC): We have come a long way in the battle, but still do not have the upper hand. It's looking more and more like a restructuring of the tor software or even the tor network will be required to mitigate the kind of attack we are under. If this can be solved by modifying the tor client software running the silk road .onion, then it will be a matter of patching and redeploying the hidden service. If it is a network issue, it will require the cooperation of the Tor developers, or running a new network of nodes. I haven't given up hope for a faster solution, but if one can not be found, then we will move to a semi private scheme where users will be given access through many private URLs. I'll keep everyone updated on how we will move forward, but please be prepared for a few more days at the least of no access."
half a year ago this would have been absolutely devastating for price. Look how far we have come!
Bitcoin is LEGIT!
April 30, 2013, 01:59:07 PM
I got a bad feeling that we got a top at 266, crashed, worked our way up to 165, crashed, worked our way up to 147, crashing... What will the next "high" be? 127? and then a new crash... I hope I'm wrong!
Only problem for individual in that scenarios would be if he doesn't capitalize that and finish with more coins. I'd rather have 1000 coins worth 1$ each than 10 coins worth 100$ each in 2 months.
what is the difference? its worth just the same... or am i missing something here?..
April 30, 2013, 01:55:48 PM
Jaroslaw will be coleslaw pretty soon.
Vanish like a fart in the wind.
Vanish like a fart in the wind.
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