Already 69!!!!!!
EDIT: People show so much patience around here......
Topic: Wall Observer - MtGoxUSD wall movement tracker - page 434. (Read 1811595 times)
And done? Time to buy? hehe 
wait for it..... Wait for it!
fuck it, dont wait, buy buy buy
Panikos
It seems that mtgoxlive has actually been holding up now, that's surprising.
And done? Time to buy? hehe
Who would have thought Monday morning, that by Friday we will have a vicious crash through all support lines to... $65
Things just got interesting!
we got one here
good dip!
Wall pic please
2013 (and maybe all time) high is finally in place. It's all down hill from here folks, just sit back and enjoy the ride, er, I mean, show.
Dude, he meant euro, but if you say it, everybody thinks you talking about BTC, lol
Here comes another 49=>32...
Everyone needs to panic sell RIGHT NOW or you'll miss out!
2013 (and maybe all time) high is finally in place. It's all down hill from here folks, just sit back and enjoy the ride, er, I mean, show.
agreed.
downhill from here now.
It's probably cheaper to keep their money in their bank at this point. 10% vs the 50%+ bitcoin crash we're heading into right now (I'm being conservative, obviously)
They don't have much choice in the matter:
Quote
Historic moment for the eurozone as capital controls approved
To re-iterate, the decision to approve the capital controls bill means Cypriots are likely to soon face tough restrictions on how much money they can take out of their bank, on access to their own savings, and on their ability to transfer funds.
Restrictions in daily withdrawals
Ban on premature termination of time savings deposits
Compulsory renewal of all time savings deposits upon maturity
Conversion of current accounts to time deposits
Ban or restrictions on non cash transactions
Restrictions on use of debit, credit or prepaid debit cards
Ban or restriction on cashing in checks
Restrictions on domestic interbank transfers or transfers within the same bank
Restrictions on the interactions/transactions of the public with credit institutions
Restrictions on movements of capital, payments, transfers
Any other measure which the Finance Minister or the Governor of Cyprus Central Bank see necessary for reasons of public order and safety
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2013/mar/22/eurozone-crisis-cyprus-bailout-russia-vote
To re-iterate, the decision to approve the capital controls bill means Cypriots are likely to soon face tough restrictions on how much money they can take out of their bank, on access to their own savings, and on their ability to transfer funds.
Restrictions in daily withdrawals
Ban on premature termination of time savings deposits
Compulsory renewal of all time savings deposits upon maturity
Conversion of current accounts to time deposits
Ban or restrictions on non cash transactions
Restrictions on use of debit, credit or prepaid debit cards
Ban or restriction on cashing in checks
Restrictions on domestic interbank transfers or transfers within the same bank
Restrictions on the interactions/transactions of the public with credit institutions
Restrictions on movements of capital, payments, transfers
Any other measure which the Finance Minister or the Governor of Cyprus Central Bank see necessary for reasons of public order and safety
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2013/mar/22/eurozone-crisis-cyprus-bailout-russia-vote
2013 (and maybe all time) high is finally in place. It's all down hill from here folks, just sit back and enjoy the ride, er, I mean, show.
Some are about to get punished. Who will it be? Time will tell.
I would buy some now.. but got no fiat on my bitstamp :/
What is it???
i also saw this thang...
i think that thing is also nervous about this sell...
This is going to be one hell of a weekend dip. Good luck everyone. Sorry to anyone who bought over $10.
proudhon if you haven't already noticed...you're a joke lol....a legendary joke at that.
What is it???
Meanwhile:
Quote from: ZeroHedge
Moments ago Cyprus became the first Eurozone country to officially implement governmental capital controls into legislation. At this point it had no choice: whatever happens with the deposit haircut, or with everything else, it is now inevitable that the local Cypriots will do all they can to pull as much money from domestic banking system as possible following the complete loss of faith and trust in banks, which is why the government had no choice but to intervene with its own "controls." Sadly, this marks a milestone in the development of the Eurozone - it's all downhill, and accelerating, from here.
It's probably cheaper to keep their money in their bank at this point. 10% vs the 50%+ bitcoin crash we're heading into right now (I'm being conservative, obviously)
here we go... with mtgox trading engine lag lol
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