you guys seeing this!!! some one just bout thousands of btc. - page 2.

mco65

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Quote from: DeathAndTaxes on June 10, 2013, 12:31:19 PM

Quote from: LouReed on June 10, 2013, 12:30:54 AM

Welcome to the United State Goverment people! Who else would have the power to manipulate the price like this, and the motive to do so?? All those tax free transactions are eating at then, and they can't take it anymore!!

Or not. Anyone with $10M can easily manipulate the Bitcoin market. That won't change until the markets are much deeper and much bigger. It hardly takes the resources of a nation state and certainly not the United States. Somolia central bank would have the resources to push the Bitcoin market around.

Perhaps, but anyone with $10M probably wouldn't even care to. JMO

DeathAndTaxes

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Quote from: LouReed on June 10, 2013, 12:30:54 AM

Welcome to the United State Goverment people! Who else would have the power to manipulate the price like this, and the motive to do so?? All those tax free transactions are eating at then, and they can't take it anymore!!

Or not. Anyone with $10M can easily manipulate the Bitcoin market. That won't change until the markets are much deeper and much bigger. It hardly takes the resources of a nation state and certainly not the United States. Somolia central bank would have the resources to push the Bitcoin market around.

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Quote from: bitrebel on June 10, 2013, 01:49:21 AM

Quote from: favelle75 on June 10, 2013, 01:43:35 AM

Quote from: zoinky on June 10, 2013, 01:01:16 AM

Quote from: armaman on June 10, 2013, 12:59:29 AM

is anybody still under the illusion that you don't owe 15% tax when you cash out? We should really try to do a better job educating people, too many individual IRS audits could pull a lot of money from the market.

Educate me on the 15%?

Exactly. So when Bitcoin goes down and we cash out, are we now allowed to claim capital losses?

Yes, but only for IRS cocksuckers.
If you are a flesh and blood person, you are a creditor of the US corporation. Not a debtor. Only the strawman is a debtor. The IRS collects taxes from the strawman and has to return it to the original principal, being the flesh and blood person, where the credit was created. The problem is that they assume the strawman is YOU, and you are too stupid to know the difference between a naturally dead, artificially created, civil debtor entity and yourself, the real flesh and blood person who injects their own energy into the system and is THE Creditor, not the debtor. Get it straight and remove yourselves from self imposed ignorance fueled delusional slavery.

wait a minute...is this the bitrebel i knew from 2 yrs ago who did the Alex Jones interview and whom i wrote talking points for?

BitcoinAshley

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Hahaha this is hilarious.

When we had those HUGE multimillion $USD dumps I was all like "Yeah just wait, rich motherfucker is going to slowly buy [at least some of] them back when all you nitwits are done panic dumping."

And our resident retard bears (you know who you are) were like "Nah it's changed fundamentals, people giving up on BTC, cashing out, BTC is dead, game over, $20 by weeks' end."

It's a safe bet that the person who bought thousands of coins at market is one of the same people who SOLD thousands of coins at market in the past couple weeks.

WELCOME TO BITCOIN, N00BS. Cool

I think we know who lost coins to the manipulator and who didn't Wink

bitrebel

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Quote from: favelle75 on June 10, 2013, 01:43:35 AM

Quote from: zoinky on June 10, 2013, 01:01:16 AM

Quote from: armaman on June 10, 2013, 12:59:29 AM

is anybody still under the illusion that you don't owe 15% tax when you cash out? We should really try to do a better job educating people, too many individual IRS audits could pull a lot of money from the market.

Educate me on the 15%?

Exactly. So when Bitcoin goes down and we cash out, are we now allowed to claim capital losses?

Yes, but only for IRS cocksuckers.
If you are a flesh and blood person, you are a creditor of the US corporation. Not a debtor. Only the strawman is a debtor. The IRS collects taxes from the strawman and has to return it to the original principal, being the flesh and blood person, where the credit was created. The problem is that they assume the strawman is YOU, and you are too stupid to know the difference between a naturally dead, artificially created, civil debtor entity and yourself, the real flesh and blood person who injects their own energy into the system and is THE Creditor, not the debtor. Get it straight and remove yourselves from self imposed ignorance fueled delusional slavery.

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Quote from: zoinky on June 10, 2013, 01:01:16 AM

Quote from: armaman on June 10, 2013, 12:59:29 AM

is anybody still under the illusion that you don't owe 15% tax when you cash out? We should really try to do a better job educating people, too many individual IRS audits could pull a lot of money from the market.

Educate me on the 15%?

Exactly. So when Bitcoin goes down and we cash out, are we now allowed to claim capital losses?

bitrebel

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Quote from: AliceWonder on June 10, 2013, 12:42:21 AM

Quote from: LouReed on June 10, 2013, 12:30:54 AM

Welcome to the United State Goverment people! Who else would have the power to manipulate the price like this, and the motive to do so?? All those tax free transactions are eating at then, and they can't take it anymore!!

The tax free transactions are not having any significant impact on our economy and they can still go after you as a person for evasion of taxes if you don't report your bitcoin profits to them.

When you sell any and transfer it as US funds into a US bank you bet they know about it.

Bullshit AliceWonder,
Taxes are 100% VOLUNTARY!
DO NOT FILE ,and you have broken no contract. File and don't pay, (even once) and you have a broken contract.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_aQbr6d_Js

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here come the panic buys

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Quote from: armaman on June 10, 2013, 12:59:29 AM

is anybody still under the illusion that you don't owe 15% tax when you cash out? We should really try to do a better job educating people, too many individual IRS audits could pull a lot of money from the market.

Educate me on the 15%?

armaman

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is anybody still under the illusion that you don't owe 15% tax when you cash out? We should really try to do a better job educating people, too many individual IRS audits could pull a lot of money from the market.

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Quote from: LouReed on June 10, 2013, 12:30:54 AM

Welcome to the United State Goverment people! Who else would have the power to manipulate the price like this, and the motive to do so?? All those tax free transactions are eating at then, and they can't take it anymore!!

The tax free transactions are not having any significant impact on our economy and they can still go after you as a person for evasion of taxes if you don't report your bitcoin profits to them.

When you sell any and transfer it as US funds into a US bank you bet they know about it.

XXthetimeisnowXX

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a wolf in sheeps clothing. suckerfish

Quote from: LouReed on June 10, 2013, 12:30:54 AM

Welcome to the United State Goverment people! Who else would have the power to manipulate the price like this, and the motive to do so?? All those tax free transactions are eating at then, and they can't take it anymore!!

yup

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Nosce te Ipsum

Welcome to the United State Goverment people! Who else would have the power to manipulate the price like this, and the motive to do so?? All those tax free transactions are eating at then, and they can't take it anymore!!

mmortal03

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Yeah, CampBX is struggling with all the traffic to get in ahead of the move there.

XXthetimeisnowXX

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a wolf in sheeps clothing. suckerfish

and how jumpy all the other markets are reacting to it, bitxtamp doesnt know its head from its ass right now. buy buy buy buy.....sell sell sell sell... no buy buy buyby ubbyovosossosososossssooeobuyubybby. good hell

XXthetimeisnowXX

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a wolf in sheeps clothing. suckerfish

big fish trying to eat the little fish i think. fucking crazy shit going down though.

dogie

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10000% price manipulation, they fed through like 3000 tiny transactions to overwhelm the engine. As to what they gain or why they do it we don't know, all this shows is how fragile Gox is still.

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Quote from: ehoffman on June 09, 2013, 11:56:19 PM

Smell like plain old price manipulation Roll Eyes

Yeah. That's WAY too much money that just happens to be preloaded into a Gox account, traded in one giant bulk and then used to create an even bigger wall to prevent it sliding again. EDIT: And now removed to create a slide wtf

ehoffman

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Smell like plain old price manipulation Roll Eyes

XXthetimeisnowXX

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a wolf in sheeps clothing. suckerfish

scratch that 15k just jumped up bout Wink

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