Clarkmoody is actually holding up better than bitcoinity thus far.
Bids are holding steady about 9.5mil while asks are just plummeting and heading back to 40K
Topic: Wall Observer - MtGoxUSD wall movement tracker - page 395. (Read 1811599 times)
477 coins left below $80, grab em quick!
I hate it when I can't tell if we're experiencing Gox lag or if there really is just nobody doing anything.
Haha, I was thinking the same thing.
I hate it when I can't tell if we're experiencing Gox lag or if there really is just nobody doing anything.
having fun watching the suicidal bears sell 50btc or something into the bids when we're clearly going over
861 left
Oh boy. Wall is coming down quick. 
countdown to takeoff: 1161 coins left
edit: 1098!
edit: 1098!
$80 by/on Tuesday seems very likely to me.
I wuz wrong
Nah your good bro. Wipe away those tears
Oh yeah!!
(and some bigger trades earlier too)
Edit, swapped second image with bigger trades once it hit $80
Whales man, whales.
(and some bigger trades earlier too)
Edit, swapped second image with bigger trades once it hit $80
Whales man, whales.
$80 by/on Tuesday seems very likely to me.
I wuz wrong
Still have another 2 hours of Tuesday on the East Coast of the US.
In that case: Yeay, I was right !
Very nice.
Seriously, are your attention spans measured in milliseconds 
We hit an ATH of 79.98 today and only 1900 BTC is left below 80. We're going up, despite these little 250 BTC sells.
We hit an ATH of 79.98 today and only 1900 BTC is left below 80. We're going up, despite these little 250 BTC sells.
Over the last few months I've learned that we bitcoiners have a very short attention span and a shorter memory.
$80 by/on Tuesday seems very likely to me.
I wuz wrong
Still have another 2 hours of Tuesday on the East Coast of the US.
THERE WE GO
♪♪Here comes the run♪♪
Bitcoin does not need to update to "keep up with the quantum revolution." It is not reliant on large numbers being hard to factor.
+1 no quantum computer can solve RIPEMD-160(SHA-256) ... IMPOSIBLE
The speaker says that ECDSA is not susceptible to QCs -- that's just wrong. ECDSA is most definitely broken by QC's, as well as just most asymmetric crypto algorithms on which internet security relies. But Bitcoin is better prepared to deal with QCs than most other crypto systems: (1) if you never reuse addresses, then no one knows your public keys and thus there's nothing for a QC to solve. By the time someone gets your public keys, you've already spent the funds, (2) the crypto algorithms in Bitcoin can be changed to quantum-resistant ones. Given that we'll probably have two decades advance notice before QCs with enough qubits exist to even threaten Bitcoin, we'll have plenty of time to make the switch.
I am not an expert on these things, but I have seen this opinion expressed before by a few others.
It's resistant as long as the clients are designed not to reuse addresses, but there does exist the potential for quantum shenanigans via Bitcoin in its current form.
1. Buy 100 ASICs.
2. Start mining and everyone on the forum notices the "Mystery Miner".
3.Show up on the forum and claim you have invented the "Quantum Miner", which you will sell for 1000 BTCs a piece.
4.
5. PROFIT!
That happened to that crash we were promised? I was hoping to wake up to see cheap coins just in time to buy them.
$80 by/on Tuesday seems very likely to me.
I wuz wrong
Still have another 2 hours of Tuesday on the East Coast of the US.
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