Why the upcoming crash will be huge. - page 2.

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Quote from: Bananana on March 31, 2015, 10:40:20 AM

Tomorrow going to be a big thing for Bitcoin right? I have placed my order please sell your way to $0.

It will go sub-0 so put your bids from -$5 to -$15. Desperate sellers will pay you if you accept their plagued coins.
I have a dinner with Mr Buffett tonight and we gonna discuss the final dump of BTC which is just rat poison.

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Quote from: Bananana on March 31, 2015, 10:40:20 AM

Tomorrow going to be a big thing for Bitcoin right? I have placed my order please sell your way to $0.

It would be funny if there would be no dump, but a massive pump!

April Foolz!! bitches

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Tomorrow going to be a big thing for Bitcoin right? I have placed my order please sell your way to $0.

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Quote from: spazzdla on March 31, 2015, 08:06:44 AM

Quote from: damiano on March 30, 2015, 08:50:14 PM

There has been talk of this epic dump for months.

I agree with this.

I am still leaning to sub $100 but this "EPIC CRASH" has been coming since December.. tomorrow is april.

I think the lowest we will go is maybe 160-180. Depends on how many stop losses are triggered.

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I'm going to dump all my 6K coins on stamp all the way.
Get ready for sub-zero coins!

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Quote from: damiano on March 30, 2015, 08:50:14 PM

There has been talk of this epic dump for months.

I agree with this.

I am still leaning to sub $100 but this "EPIC CRASH" has been coming since December.. tomorrow is april.

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Quote from: kwukduck on March 31, 2015, 06:24:24 AM

Quote from: billyjoeallen on March 31, 2015, 02:34:07 AM

I wonder what would happen if someone put in a $10 million dollar market buy order. There's about four hundred billionaires in the world who could do that without even noticing the effect on their bottom lines, so it seems more probable than your scenario. And that doesn't even count the hedge fund managers (hundreds) who could do it with other people's money.

It doesn't take much to cause the price to go up, that's true, the concept remains great and its highly undervalued for that specially on a global economic scale. Problem is people don't care for that, they care for beer and football. Oh yea and many dollars to get that latest big 4d vision TV.
The people are the biggest obstacle to bitcoins success on several levels.

Not much seems to be going on to spread the idea of bitcoin by current bitcoiners either. Possibly because it sounds like a ponzi to most people when you tell them about it.

The people will miss out and stampede onboard last when all the greatest gains are already made. This is always the way of things

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Quote from: kwukduck on March 31, 2015, 06:24:24 AM

Quote from: billyjoeallen on March 31, 2015, 02:34:07 AM

I wonder what would happen if someone put in a $10 million dollar market buy order. There's about four hundred billionaires in the world who could do that without even noticing the effect on their bottom lines, so it seems more probable than your scenario. And that doesn't even count the hedge fund managers (hundreds) who could do it with other people's money.

It doesn't take much to cause the price to go up, that's true, the concept remains great and its highly undervalued for that specially on a global economic scale. Problem is people don't care for that, they care for beer and football. Oh yea and many dollars to get that latest big 4d vision TV.
The people are the biggest obstacle to bitcoins success on several levels.

Not much seems to be going on to spread the idea of bitcoin by current bitcoiners either. Possibly because it sounds like a ponzi to most people when you tell them about it.

yeah the problem is that the world is full of people who seemingly love to carry debt. whether its credit cards, car payments, etc, they dont "own" their posessions. With btc you have to buy it up front, then use it for expenses. People dont like that, they want everything and they want it before they can actually pay for it. This is why there is no demand for btc.

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Quote from: billyjoeallen on March 31, 2015, 02:34:07 AM

I wonder what would happen if someone put in a $10 million dollar market buy order. There's about four hundred billionaires in the world who could do that without even noticing the effect on their bottom lines, so it seems more probable than your scenario. And that doesn't even count the hedge fund managers (hundreds) who could do it with other people's money.

It doesn't take much to cause the price to go up, that's true, the concept remains great and its highly undervalued for that specially on a global economic scale. Problem is people don't care for that, they care for beer and football. Oh yea and many dollars to get that latest big 4d vision TV.
The people are the biggest obstacle to bitcoins success on several levels.

Not much seems to be going on to spread the idea of bitcoin by current bitcoiners either. Possibly because it sounds like a ponzi to most people when you tell them about it.

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Quote from: billyjoeallen on March 31, 2015, 02:34:07 AM

I wonder what would happen if someone put in a $10 million dollar market buy order. There's about four hundred billionaires in the world who could do that without even noticing the effect on their bottom lines, so it seems more probable than your scenario. And that doesn't even count the hedge fund managers (hundreds) who could do it with other people's money.

They could make a massive difference but wishful thinking right now

what evidence is there that they are slightly interested with any buy orders Grin

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I wonder what would happen if someone put in a $10 million dollar market buy order. There's about four hundred billionaires in the world who could do that without even noticing the effect on their bottom lines, so it seems more probable than your scenario. And that doesn't even count the hedge fund managers (hundreds) who could do it with other people's money.

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Another one who's been around since 2010 but still never managed to get rich? smh...

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i would welcome any big dump, since it would provide a huge chance to buy tons of bitcoin(especially for newbies)

any dump that will bring bitcoin in double digit will see a pump that it will return it to triple digit in no time

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This post made me realize how completely bored I have become with this forum.

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Quote from: waterpile on March 30, 2015, 10:21:29 PM

Quote from: PeterB on March 30, 2015, 10:10:47 PM

What are the "superior" alt coins?

Would have been absolutely laughable for the following article to run on WSJ 1 year ago:

Interest in Bitcoin Grows on Wall Street

Mainstream is finally waking up.

I think the superior altcoins he is referring are XPY and LTC Tongue

Dashcoin? It still relies on bitcoin for a price

By superior, I think he meant tech superiority. Although there really are some out there, it is debatable.

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Quote from: PeterB on March 30, 2015, 10:10:47 PM

What are the "superior" alt coins?

Would have been absolutely laughable for the following article to run on WSJ 1 year ago:

Interest in Bitcoin Grows on Wall Street

Mainstream is finally waking up.

I think the superior altcoins he is referring are XPY and LTC Tongue

Dashcoin? It still relies on bitcoin for a price

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Quote from: PeterB on March 30, 2015, 10:10:47 PM

What are the "superior" alt coins?

Would have been absolutely laughable for the following article to run on WSJ 1 year ago:

Interest in Bitcoin Grows on Wall Street

Mainstream is finally waking up.

You really believe what they write in the WSJ? That shit is like entertainment for finance guys. Most of what they print are laughable and the authors are nothing but talking heads. And ordinary people like us suck on it like it's the info to have to help us achieve financial indpendence. LOL

And that's a blog btw... The writer/s prolly bought some at these levels and are hyping bitcoin, then dump them for easy profit. You know the usual...

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What are the "superior" alt coins?

Would have been absolutely laughable for the following article to run on WSJ 1 year ago:

Interest in Bitcoin Grows on Wall Street

Mainstream is finally waking up.

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Quote from: mrhelpful on March 30, 2015, 09:17:35 PM

Op, has the right sense of where its going or headed.

I feel the same way with all the alt coins pump and dump, but theres way too many of these now. We have like 100`s of alt coins, and also again with the non stop scam etc which makes btc less trustable.

My friend who I introduced bitcoin got scammed not long ago, luckily it was too much. But, he told me after grabbing lunch with him, because of that experience he prob just watch bitcoin and explained no point on buying the damn thing.

I almost had an argument with the guy, but I can see why.

Try to put yourself in his shoes... He doesn't really need bitcoin, unless he wants to buy some and hold it for a while, hoping it will go to the moon.

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Op, has the right sense of where its going or headed.

I feel the same way with all the alt coins pump and dump, but theres way too many of these now. We have like 100`s of alt coins, and also again with the non stop scam etc which makes btc less trustable.

My friend who I introduced bitcoin got scammed not long ago, luckily it was too much. But, he told me after grabbing lunch with him, because of that experience he prob just watch bitcoin and explained no point on buying the damn thing.

I almost had an argument with the guy, but I can see why.

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