My money is on 50 holding (quite literally speaking).
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My money is on 50 holding (quite literally speaking).
Looks like we are going up again... please no.. I'm still waiting in the verification qeue of Mt.Gox....
annnd.... this is exactly the reason we are going back up again.
This thread is now so quiet. Where is everyone 
Catching up on some work and sleep after the last couple of weeks. As a permabull I find this transitory bear market quite boring.
Am trying (and failing) to do some "real" work!
Another 3k dumped. Man, I can't work in there conditions. When it will stabilize?
at 5
Another 3k dumped. Man, I can't work in there conditions. When it will stabilize?
@ ~ 20-30 usd/btc
just a hunch
Another 3k dumped. Man, I can't work in there conditions. When it will stabilize?
This thread is now so quiet. Where is everyone
Catching up on some work and sleep after the last couple of weeks. As a permabull I find this transitory bear market quite boring.
I'm on clarkmoody watching lambs getting slaughtered 
This thread is now so quiet. Where is everyone
The golden goose still has a little fight left in her. 
Lol gox finally lags on some buys
Yep was about to post it myself: this is good
Watching the lag, it's easy to see how it would mount cumulatively on a panic sell OR buy.
Bid wall (fake or not) up to 37K at $50
Lol gox finally lags on some buys
Looks like we are going up again... please no.. I'm still waiting in the verification qeue of Mt.Gox....
I don't really see a reason for the price to go back down to $20. Bubble or not, more people have bitcoins now than they did a few months ago. It has brought a ton of media coverage that is still going on.
And although the price has gone down, the number of merchants accepting bitcoins continues to increase, more exchanges are opening, and there are many projects being worked on.
The number of users on blockchain.info has increased from 75k to 222k since January. So why should we expect to go back to the same price before that happened?
And although the price has gone down, the number of merchants accepting bitcoins continues to increase, more exchanges are opening, and there are many projects being worked on.
The number of users on blockchain.info has increased from 75k to 222k since January. So why should we expect to go back to the same price before that happened?
Right now mining is at 8.43 blocks per hour. I wonder if ASIC mining and over supplying Bitcoins is affecting the price.
a bit
Right now mining is at 8.43 blocks per hour. I wonder if ASIC mining and over supplying Bitcoins is affecting the price.
My first published chart since the crash.
I have a chart if you really want to discount the bubble and project where we might be:
I only think it became a bubble in late March 2013 personally (my opinion). So much has changed since last year.
I'm half-in at $58. I will keep this ratio until we either break below $50 or above $70.
This is a nice balance for me as I have both my original amount of coins and my original cash investment.
So barring North Korea chucking a nuke at Mt Gox...
This is a nice balance for me as I have both my original amount of coins and my original cash investment.
So barring North Korea chucking a nuke at Mt Gox...
My first published chart since the crash.
I have a chart if you really want to discount the bubble and project where we might be:
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