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Quote from: clout on October 04, 2014, 08:51:05 pmQuote from: jsidhu on October 04, 2014, 06:38:45 pmits bottoming out soon dont worry No its not. Bitcoin is designed to be unprofitable. It will continue to slide. All the merchant adoption only adds to the selling pressure. Bitcoin is a victim of its own success. Its time for people to understand what you can actually do with a blockchain.
Quote from: jsidhu on October 04, 2014, 06:38:45 pmits bottoming out soon dont worry No its not. Bitcoin is designed to be unprofitable. It will continue to slide. All the merchant adoption only adds to the selling pressure. Bitcoin is a victim of its own success. Its time for people to understand what you can actually do with a blockchain.
its bottoming out soon dont worry
Maybe a great thinning of the herd is what is required and this will help just clean up the crapcoins. That would be positive.
Quote from: Cryptofreakoutlaw31 on October 06, 2014, 04:04:53 amI did manage to buy some fractional BTC on Coinbase (bought only 1/3 BTC) when the price was at $290.00. I will buy more if it falls below $250. Including the 1/3 BTC that I bought when the $ price was $290, I ended up buying a total bitcoin amount of 1 BTC for a total cost of $334.56 during this recent bitcoin $ drop. I am happy with this BTC purchase.
I did manage to buy some fractional BTC on Coinbase (bought only 1/3 BTC) when the price was at $290.00. I will buy more if it falls below $250.
Its an old World of Warcraft meme. I was comparing the bitcoin seller (now dubbed 'the bearwhale') with 25k coins on the ask to a boss that everyone needed to attack. In World of Warcraft a large team of players (a 'guild') would need to work together to defeat a boss. Such a group was referred to as a 'raid'. There is a famous video from around 2005 or so where a raid group is fighting a dragon, Onyxia, one of the major challenges at the time. Several of the phrases that the raid leader says in the video turned into famous memes."More DoTs": A DoT or 'damage over time' spell is something that the players would be able to cast on the boss. The raid leader is calling for more DoTs to be cast on the boss, providing sustained damage over time."50 dkp minus": When the boss is defeated, the group would have to divvy up its treasure. However, the treasure would be in the form of maybe 4 or so items, whereas at the time a group of 40 people would need to collaborate to take down the boss. The standard system for handling this was for a leader to track the participation of members of their guild over time, giving out "dragon kill points" or dkp to participants. Thus, a player might participate in ten boss kills over the course of a month, and gain dkp each time, and then once they had enough, they would spend their dkp to win one of the items awarded for killing the boss, usually through an auction system. (Players would bid dkp on the item they wanted, and the highest bidder would be given the item and dkp would be deducted from their total).The "50 dkp minus" meme comes from the fact that in the video, the leader was threatening the team members with a 50 dkp penalty if they messed up. Hopefully that made some sense.
We need more DoTs! More DoTs!
Selling your bitcoin is a 50 dkp minus.
Looking at that 21k wall on bitstamp at 3k, and all the tons of small buys into it, I'm like: "The boss has 21000 hp, go dps!"
this summer
What I really want to see is us up by 30% while bitcoin is up 10.
That said we have been maintaining a pretty steady $0.03USD/BTSX during the free fall.
Quote from: Riverhead on October 05, 2014, 08:29:41 pmonce BTSX/bitUSD has a direct route to fiat and BitShares/Assets are marketed to non crypto folks it won't matter wtf Bitcoin does.Yes. But for now, it DOES matter what bitcoin does. BTSX price is still partially linked to btc price.
once BTSX/bitUSD has a direct route to fiat and BitShares/Assets are marketed to non crypto folks it won't matter wtf Bitcoin does.
What's the point of such an ostentatious move. Putting $9 million dollar amount of bitcoin in a single limit sell order, is that normal behavior or is this a case of very open manipulation?I don't think btsx would be unaffected if someone pulled a move like that.
Well, if BTC goes to double digits, LTC will fall below BTSX. If only Ripple wasn't so resilient...
I think it's going to double digits. The last 2 bubbles were actually 1 bubble, the willy report being true would explain the lack of demand, because a big chuck of it was never real. You never know though a big announcement could rescue it at any time, but I wouldn't bet on it, so I'm not. Sold my last coins yesterday after holding for 2 years. Bitcoin needs a price reset.
my prediction its rebound from 250 to 400 -500 and then in 2015 with collapse of SP500 it crash to 100$it will be time to buy alot
Even though mining is unprofitable, at some point there must be a level where people just refuse to sell anymore...
what type of analysis he used
Quote from: clayop on October 04, 2014, 08:26:44 pmSomeone from Korean crytocommunity predicts BTC will go down to $250 at around 2015/3 and will bounce back. He also expects BTC price will be $1000 at 2016/10 and will increase to $5500 at 2017/4.Here's the link (Sorry, it's in Korean, but you can figure out what it means)http://www.ddengle.com/bitcoin/879131#comment_881007where, yellow line means actual value of BTC.My technical analysis agrees with this the likelihood of this prediction. What is the overlapped chart of? Is it Bitcoin itself but blown to a larger/longer scale?
Someone from Korean crytocommunity predicts BTC will go down to $250 at around 2015/3 and will bounce back. He also expects BTC price will be $1000 at 2016/10 and will increase to $5500 at 2017/4.Here's the link (Sorry, it's in Korean, but you can figure out what it means)http://www.ddengle.com/bitcoin/879131#comment_881007where, yellow line means actual value of BTC.