I have no clue what he is doing or what is going on?
Someone able to fill me in? On what he is doing and how?
-Thanks,
Topic: will bitcoin fall below $7 today - page 2. (Read 4799 times)
it's okay tho because pirate40 is "legit" according to Matt Wright, so pirate40 will need to manipulate the market back up to $15 over the next couple few weeks. thank you mr pirate! you taught us a valuable lesson!
Don't worry it's going back down real soon. Every action has a reaction and all that. Fast falls and rises always bounce.
back up on 10 right now...
ahh, don't worry about that. It's just like Mitchow said...
keep retreating people.
back up on 10 right now...
For me, I hope it falls so my money can buy me more bitcoins. For bitcoin, I hope it rises. I think it will fall.
still feeling the same way or was 7.58 the floor?
This is no rebound. What we have on our hands are individuals trying to rise the price themselves by buying high. Because of this, we also have other individuals thinking that the rise of Bitcoin/USD is now.
Simply looking at the BTC price history, these rapid rises don't last very long.
still feeling the same way or was 7.58 the floor?
Lol we are going to go way down, don't kid yourselves.
no freaking waaaaaayyyy
If it's GMT-7 then yes, I do consider it likely that we will see $7 within the next 12 hours.
He said PST, which is UTC-8. (I.e. one hour west of the US west coast while DST is in effect. Probably not what he meant, but that's what he said... 
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I hope so! I want it to go to $2 again, and I believe pirate and his posse can make it happen.
If it's GMT-7 then yes, I do consider it likely that we will see $7 within the next 12 hours.
It IS GMT. UTC=GMT
will bitcoin fall below $7 before 11:59:59pm PACIFIC STANDARD TIME today?
No, above US$9 before midnight.
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If it's GMT-7 then yes, I do consider it likely that we will see $7 within the next 12 hours.
fixed. would UTC have been a better option?
If we are talking UTC then I think yes, it probably will.
Define 'today'.
Yeah, because its already tomorrow in some parts of the world.
Define 'today'.
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