Topic: Why I believe a beautiful and very bullish Bitcoin storm is forming - page 12. (Read 13935 times)
January 07, 2015, 05:36:05 PM
two words. bitstamp hacked
January 07, 2015, 05:35:14 PM
Well the bear market certainly didn't weed you out. Notice I speak of bear market in past tense although there may be a possibility for 1 more slight new low, but the upside potential is huge.
January 07, 2015, 05:33:48 PM
Your username makes me wonder why you chose it. Do you expect special treatment because you're a chick?
Or perhaps chicken is just your spirit animal or something...
Or perhaps chicken is just your spirit animal or something...
January 07, 2015, 05:28:34 PM
*Seriously tho, didn't your hubby used to post here? He gone?
He will come back when the price rebounds. I think the low prices depress him more than me even.
January 07, 2015, 05:27:16 PM
*Seriously tho, didn't your hubby used to post here? He gone?
January 07, 2015, 05:22:18 PM
Most of you know that I am an unashamed Bitcoin bull and have been so for a while now, but I think we are on the verge of some exciting times.
This Bitstamp issue might actually be a huge blessing in disguise. It comes on the cusp of some major advertising for Bitcoin with the widely viewed Bitcoin Bowl and a good presence at CES this week just to name a couple things. Roger Ver is bringing some press on the main page of Yahoo today (and on Business Insider) indirectly for not being allowed in the US, but it is press nonetheless. And these are just a few small things on the top of my head. With the price undervalued right now (which I believe firmly that it is) It won't take much for the price to rebound.
That said, I feel strongly it is "when" and not "if" Bitstamp resumes operations, the price will jump and it will surprise all these newbies on the sidelines. When they see the price move as quickly as some of us know the Bitcoin price can move, they will decide to throw some money in because they don't want to miss out. That is how these bubbles begin. It will just build from there. People throw in a little money, they see how much they earn in a week and they throw in more and so it goes. How high will the price reach this time? Well that is debatable of course, but easily back to the ATH we achieved before.
So I feel like I am watching a storm in the distance and waiting for it to approach.
Hopefully it is a tsunami and not just a few rain drops.
This Bitstamp issue might actually be a huge blessing in disguise. It comes on the cusp of some major advertising for Bitcoin with the widely viewed Bitcoin Bowl and a good presence at CES this week just to name a couple things. Roger Ver is bringing some press on the main page of Yahoo today (and on Business Insider) indirectly for not being allowed in the US, but it is press nonetheless. And these are just a few small things on the top of my head. With the price undervalued right now (which I believe firmly that it is) It won't take much for the price to rebound.
That said, I feel strongly it is "when" and not "if" Bitstamp resumes operations, the price will jump and it will surprise all these newbies on the sidelines. When they see the price move as quickly as some of us know the Bitcoin price can move, they will decide to throw some money in because they don't want to miss out. That is how these bubbles begin. It will just build from there. People throw in a little money, they see how much they earn in a week and they throw in more and so it goes. How high will the price reach this time? Well that is debatable of course, but easily back to the ATH we achieved before.
So I feel like I am watching a storm in the distance and waiting for it to approach.
Hopefully it is a tsunami and not just a few rain drops.Jump to: