Topic: Wall Observer - MtGoxUSD wall movement tracker - page 1142. (Read 1811594 times)
I was mining, buying and selling coins for half a year before registering on this forum. I'm sure there are many users who just don't bother registering.
+10,000 (number of people who are familiar with this site but don't use it) And likely many more who are into Bitcoin and could give 2 craps about any of the rhetoric as long as they can send coins from point A to point B and attach some real world value to them.
Yes of course any community has lurkers. But for that statement to be actually the case there would have to be something that's about bitcoin and larger than this forum. Since Lurkers, in some way belong to the community too. Something like the bitcoin subreddit, just bigger.
familiar is not = to lurker. Maybe I could have stated myself more clearly.
but surely its the most important part, or is it?
damn skippy. 
Curious, what fuels this desire to buy them even at this price?
We still can't buy hardly anything with them andthe blockchain bloat problem hasn't been sorted out.
I was thinking the other day that there does not need to be a large active economy to correlate the price to, because Bitcoin can always act as a store of wealth so long as the community is large enough. But will people use it in this manner? The community is still very small.
We still can't buy hardly anything with them andthe blockchain bloat problem hasn't been sorted out.
I was thinking the other day that there does not need to be a large active economy to correlate the price to, because Bitcoin can always act as a store of wealth so long as the community is large enough. But will people use it in this manner? The community is still very small.
There is rumour that this community is a very small part of the actual bitcoin economy.
By whom?
I was mining, buying and selling coins for half a year before registering on this forum. I'm sure there are many users who just don't bother registering.
+10,000 (number of people who are familiar with this site but don't use it) And likely many more who are into Bitcoin and could give 2 craps about any of the rhetoric as long as they can send coins from point A to point B and attach some real world value to them.
Yes of course any community has lurkers. But for that statement to be actually the case there would have to be something that's about bitcoin and larger than this forum. Since Lurkers, in some way belong to the community too. Something like the bitcoin subreddit, just bigger.
- bitcoin holders dont visit these forum or the reedit or anything, they just hold their bitcoins and rarely think about it. they get the latest news weekly from friends
- bitcoin SR users, that only see bitcoin as a way to get drugs?
- day traders that have learnt NOT to listen to the BS that fly's around here
- poker players
I think people that come here are fans, and i would assume for every fan there's 10 "normal users"
so yes this community is a very small part of the actual bitcoin economy.
but surely its the most important part, or is it?
Curious, what fuels this desire to buy them even at this price?
We still can't buy hardly anything with them andthe blockchain bloat problem hasn't been sorted out.
I was thinking the other day that there does not need to be a large active economy to correlate the price to, because Bitcoin can always act as a store of wealth so long as the community is large enough. But will people use it in this manner? The community is still very small.
We still can't buy hardly anything with them andthe blockchain bloat problem hasn't been sorted out.
I was thinking the other day that there does not need to be a large active economy to correlate the price to, because Bitcoin can always act as a store of wealth so long as the community is large enough. But will people use it in this manner? The community is still very small.
There is rumour that this community is a very small part of the actual bitcoin economy.
By whom?
I was mining, buying and selling coins for half a year before registering on this forum. I'm sure there are many users who just don't bother registering.
+10,000 (number of people who are familiar with this site but don't use it) And likely many more who are into Bitcoin and could give 2 craps about any of the rhetoric as long as they can send coins from point A to point B and attach some real world value to them.
Yes of course any community has lurkers. But for that statement to be actually the case there would have to be something that's about bitcoin and larger than this forum. Since Lurkers, in some way belong to the community too. Something like the bitcoin subreddit, just bigger.
Curious, what fuels this desire to buy them even at this price?
We still can't buy hardly anything with them andthe blockchain bloat problem hasn't been sorted out.
I was thinking the other day that there does not need to be a large active economy to correlate the price to, because Bitcoin can always act as a store of wealth so long as the community is large enough. But will people use it in this manner? The community is still very small.
We still can't buy hardly anything with them andthe blockchain bloat problem hasn't been sorted out.
I was thinking the other day that there does not need to be a large active economy to correlate the price to, because Bitcoin can always act as a store of wealth so long as the community is large enough. But will people use it in this manner? The community is still very small.
There is rumour that this community is a very small part of the actual bitcoin economy.
By whom?
I was mining, buying and selling coins for half a year before registering on this forum. I'm sure there are many users who just don't bother registering.
+10,000 (number of people who are familiar with this site but don't use it) And likely many more who are into Bitcoin and could give 2 craps about any of the rhetoric as long as they can send coins from point A to point B and attach some real world value to them.
Curious, what fuels this desire to buy them even at this price?
We still can't buy hardly anything with them andthe blockchain bloat problem hasn't been sorted out.
I was thinking the other day that there does not need to be a large active economy to correlate the price to, because Bitcoin can always act as a store of wealth so long as the community is large enough. But will people use it in this manner? The community is still very small.
We still can't buy hardly anything with them andthe blockchain bloat problem hasn't been sorted out.
I was thinking the other day that there does not need to be a large active economy to correlate the price to, because Bitcoin can always act as a store of wealth so long as the community is large enough. But will people use it in this manner? The community is still very small.
There is rumour that this community is a very small part of the actual bitcoin economy.
By whom?
I was mining, buying and selling coins for half a year before registering on this forum. I'm sure there are many users who just don't bother registering.
I still think price is going below $8....
Curious, what fuels this desire to buy them even at this price?
We still can't buy hardly anything with them andthe blockchain bloat problem hasn't been sorted out.
I was thinking the other day that there does not need to be a large active economy to correlate the price to, because Bitcoin can always act as a store of wealth so long as the community is large enough. But will people use it in this manner? The community is still very small.
We still can't buy hardly anything with them andthe blockchain bloat problem hasn't been sorted out.
I was thinking the other day that there does not need to be a large active economy to correlate the price to, because Bitcoin can always act as a store of wealth so long as the community is large enough. But will people use it in this manner? The community is still very small.
There is rumour that this community is a very small part of the actual bitcoin economy.
By whom?
Curious, what fuels this desire to buy them even at this price?
We still can't buy hardly anything with them andthe blockchain bloat problem hasn't been sorted out.
I was thinking the other day that there does not need to be a large active economy to correlate the price to, because Bitcoin can always act as a store of wealth so long as the community is large enough. But will people use it in this manner? The community is still very small.
We still can't buy hardly anything with them andthe blockchain bloat problem hasn't been sorted out.
I was thinking the other day that there does not need to be a large active economy to correlate the price to, because Bitcoin can always act as a store of wealth so long as the community is large enough. But will people use it in this manner? The community is still very small.
There is rumour that this community is a very small part of the actual bitcoin economy.
If buying doesn't pick up I expect the market will go down before the end of the weekend.
If selling doesn't pick up I expect the market will go up before the end of the weekend.
Isn't it the same truck?
no, they are different trucks.
a nice little wall appears on the front lines
Quote from: smoothie
$8.40 is temporary. In 2.5 weeks we will have touched below $7.50
Yes please!
(I'm gonna need a bigger truck)
Reminds me the geotagged location from BFL photos:
(http://goo.gl/maps/aeYj and http://goo.gl/maps/Xq3v respectively.)
Isn't it the same truck?
Don't worry guys, adam plays poker with Bitcoins, the price can only go up up up! (assuming he's very bad at poker) 
Curious, what fuels this desire to buy them even at this price?
We still can't buy hardly anything with them andthe blockchain bloat problem hasn't been sorted out.
I was thinking the other day that there does not need to be a large active economy to correlate the price to, because Bitcoin can always act as a store of wealth so long as the community is large enough. But will people use it in this manner? The community is still very small.
We still can't buy hardly anything with them andthe blockchain bloat problem hasn't been sorted out.
I was thinking the other day that there does not need to be a large active economy to correlate the price to, because Bitcoin can always act as a store of wealth so long as the community is large enough. But will people use it in this manner? The community is still very small.
I buy ebay stuff with bitcoin
I always get a good 5-10% off because of the difference between virtex and mtgox
I bought some other things using bitcoin directly
also i am able to play poker with my friends using bitcoin, they dont own any bitcoins, because they "dont like taking risk, with what little money they have", yet they love to win my bitcoin.
the community is larger then you think,
Bitcoin's FAN base, is kinda like star trek's FAN base
small but dedicated
Curious, what fuels this desire to buy them even at this price?
We still can't buy hardly anything with them andthe blockchain bloat problem hasn't been sorted out.
I was thinking the other day that there does not need to be a large active economy to correlate the price to, because Bitcoin can always act as a store of wealth so long as the community is large enough. But will people use it in this manner? The community is still very small.
We still can't buy hardly anything with them andthe blockchain bloat problem hasn't been sorted out.
I was thinking the other day that there does not need to be a large active economy to correlate the price to, because Bitcoin can always act as a store of wealth so long as the community is large enough. But will people use it in this manner? The community is still very small.
If the price goes lower I'll be happy because I can buy cheap bitcoins. If it goes up I'll be happy because I'm worth more 
This gives us a better idea of what is actually happening
What?...that we know how hot or cold the market is?
dont kid yourself 8.40 is important
9.20 Is not a repeat of 7.20, something entirely different is happening
time will prove one of us right.
$8.40 isnt important...its just a number like $7.20 or $7.50.
What do those colors mean? Without any legend that graph is indecipherable.
This gives us a better idea of what is actually happening
What?...that we know how hot or cold the market is?
dont kid yourself 8.40 is important
9.20 Is not a repeat of 7.20, something entirely different is happening
time will prove one of us right.
Quote from: smoothie
$8.40 is temporary. In 2.5 weeks we will have touched below $7.50
Yes please!
(I'm gonna need a bigger truck)
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