All posts made by gnode in Bitcointalk.org's Wall Observer thread
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Post 8576329 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.09h):
Maybe the Winklevoss twins are selling because they know the ETF will not be approved?
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Post 8576790 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.09h):
It looks like this is just an accumulation game. Stick up sell walls and buy everything that people put up for sell right below the walls.
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Post 8830723 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.12h):
and the monday morning dumps are right on Q
How many coins does Hal Finney have??
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Post 8831552 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.12h):
600 dump on Stamp, 500 on Finex and tried to push down the price on Huobi, same old story every other day. Whale buyer is still on Finex, supporting the price and no one seems to be following the dumpers on other exchanges. Huobi determined not to let the price cross 2,920. Rinse and repeat really, going nowhere fast and some mysterious dumper having a seemingly never ending supply of coins.
CONTINUED TRANSFER OF WEALTH
Maybe that is the million bitcoin question......?
Transferred from who to whom?
From Hal Finney to anybody that wants to buy.
He could have a hundreds of thousands.
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Post 8832716 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.12h):
600 dump on Stamp, 500 on Finex and tried to push down the price on Huobi, same old story every other day. Whale buyer is still on Finex, supporting the price and no one seems to be following the dumpers on other exchanges. Huobi determined not to let the price cross 2,920. Rinse and repeat really, going nowhere fast and some mysterious dumper having a seemingly never ending supply of coins.
CONTINUED TRANSFER OF WEALTH
Maybe that is the million bitcoin question......?
Transferred from who to whom?
From Hal Finney to anybody that wants to buy.
He could have a hundreds of thousands.
These various conspiracy theories about large coin holders purposefully dumping in order to cash out, even though there is some truth to them, are frequently overrated and over calculated as a probability that is more likely to be slim.
Large holders, who generally believe in BTC, are NOT going to cash out large portions of the BTC stash.
Nonetheless, after giving further consideration to this question, I have been thinking that more and more of the status quo wealthy elite are engaging in manipulation to get more coins and to trick regular people (weak hands) to lose faith in BTC and to sell their coins at these low prices and I think that they are running out of sellers and they are running out of their own coins.
There are also some status quo wealthy that either do NOT believe in BTC and they are reluctant to get into BTC for a variety of reasons, including that they believe that BTC remains too small potato.. . Accordingly, there is likely going to be a considerable amount of redistribution of wealth from the status quo wealthy to the new wealthy elite, gentlemen... he he he... which will include some of us regular folks who have invested into BTC and we are going to continue to HODL.... in spite of the various downward manipulation pressures and in spite of the various FUD (including your suggestion that some big holders are inspired and conspiring to dump their coins)
Hal Finney passed away a few weeks ago, perhaps whoever was given his coins needs the money right away or maybe doesn't believe in BTC's long term potential.
Perhaps Hal's illness prompted his selling in June just as BTC was beginning to rise. Perhap Hal is the reason that the price has been suppressed and the July burst did not occur.
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Post 8875204 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.13h):
Why is bitcoin going down?
The answer is simple -- the coins being sold are Hal Finney's coins.
He was the earliest adopter and probably had 250,000 coins.
Think about it.
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Post 8875274 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.13h):
This means nothing, Hal moved his coins around through many different addresses over the last few years.
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Post 8919026 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.15h):
taking back 400 tonight would be very encouraging
We are NEVER gonna see $400 again, EVER.
CUT YOUR LOOSE!!!!!!!!!We are Never gonna see $399 again, EVER.
CUT YOUR GOOSE!!!!!!!!!
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Post 8967073 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.16h):
Guys, why even bother keeping up with the minute to minute.
Here's a summary:
1. Whale pumps bitcoin on PayPal news, hoping to spark a mini-rally
2. Mini rally fails
3. Whale slowly sells off coins
4. Price grinds back down to where it was before rally
Gee, whouda thunk it huh?
Occam's Razor at its finest
I think Occam's Razor applies to my theory of the price action since June 1st,
Hal Finney's coins are being sold.
He was the earliest adopter and probably had 500,000 coins.
In June, he started selling because he needed the money for medical bills and the cryo project.
His family is still selling. Soon they will be done selling and up we will go.
BTW the days destroyed won't show it because he moved his coins around a lot.
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Post 8967380 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.16h):
He was the earliest adopter and probably had 500,000 coins.
Where did you get the figure from?
just a guess.
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Post 8970048 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.16h):
I think Occam's Razor applies to my theory of the price action since June 1st,
Hal Finney's coins are being sold.
He was the earliest adopter and probably had 500,000 coins.
In June, he started selling because he needed the money for medical bills and the cryo project.
His family is still selling. Soon they will be done selling and up we will go.
BTW the days destroyed won't show it because he moved his coins around a lot.
One thought I had was what if there's some rich Chinese dude looking to "Exit stage left". Buying lots of Bitcoin and cashing out to $$$ would be a decent way of evading currency controls and you might be less concerned about the price.
Interesting thought, but wouldn't this be price neutral since he would be buying and selling?
It looks more like somebody is selling a lot of coins. They started in June halting the run up probably to a new high.
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Post 9007944 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.17h):
Somebody check Satoshi's wallets!
Not Satoshi's, more like Hal Finney's.
Everybody is missing the obvious. The coins being sold are Hal's.
He was the first to receive coins from Satoshi.
He probably had 500,000 maybe more.
He started cashing in June 1.
His family is still cashing in coins but it will end soon.
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Post 9007976 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.17h):
Somebody check Satoshi's wallets!
Not Satoshi's, more like Hal Finney's.
Everybody is missing the obvious. The coins being sold are Hal's.
He was the first to receive coins from Satoshi.
He probably had 500,000 maybe more.
He started cashing in June 1.
His family is still cashing in coins but it will end soon.
I thought he sold everything awhile ago to pay for his medical care, I remember a big post thing about it....
Apparently not!
If you had >500,000 coins would you tell everybody?
It is much better to say that you sold them all!
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Post 9008029 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.17h):
Somebody check Satoshi's wallets!
Not Satoshi's, more like Hal Finney's.
Everybody is missing the obvious. The coins being sold are Hal's.
He was the first to receive coins from Satoshi.
He probably had 500,000 maybe more.
He started cashing in June 1.
His family is still cashing in coins but it will end soon.
I thought he sold everything awhile ago to pay for his medical care, I remember a big post thing about it....
I don't think, who believe in Bitcoin never sell all his coin. Now he is no more so may be his family selling coins.
Maybe they are only selling half and letting the rest ride?
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Post 9008080 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.17h):
Somebody check Satoshi's wallets!
Not Satoshi's, more like Hal Finney's.
Everybody is missing the obvious. The coins being sold are Hal's.
He was the first to receive coins from Satoshi.
He probably had 500,000 maybe more.
He started cashing in June 1.
His family is still cashing in coins but it will end soon.
I thought he sold everything awhile ago to pay for his medical care, I remember a big post thing about it....
I don't think, who believe in Bitcoin never sell all his coin. Now he is no more so may be his family selling coins.
Maybe they are only selling half and letting the rest ride?
How 'bout this is just ridiculous speculation with no basis in fact and we ignore it as such.
Or you could think about how it explains everything that has occurred since June and then ignore it.
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Post 9008134 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.17h):
Somebody check Satoshi's wallets!
Not Satoshi's, more like Hal Finney's.
Everybody is missing the obvious. The coins being sold are Hal's.
He was the first to receive coins from Satoshi.
He probably had 500,000 maybe more.
He started cashing in June 1.
His family is still cashing in coins but it will end soon.
I thought he sold everything awhile ago to pay for his medical care, I remember a big post thing about it....
I don't think, who believe in Bitcoin never sell all his coin. Now he is no more so may be his family selling coins.
Maybe they are only selling half and letting the rest ride?
I think his wife stated a few days ago that she is planning a coordinated market sell of 225k
BTC distributed on all exchanges by the end of the month? Does anyone have the link?
/confirmed
That amount has already been sold, over the last few months.
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Post 9072990 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.18h):
Okay here is a theory for comment.
What if a fund is cashing out for tax purposes because today is the end of the fiscal year?
In other words, window dressing?
If so, tomorrow or Monday they start buying it all back.
If this is true and they are on the West Coast of US, then the dumping will stop in about a half hour.
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Post 9073035 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.18h):
Okay here is a theory for comment.
What if a fund is cashing out for tax purposes because today is the end of the fiscal year?
If so, tomorrow or Monday they start buying it all back.
If this is true and they are on the West Coast of US, then the dumping will stop in about a half hour.
only creedance I can add is someone speculating on fiatleak numbers was saying USD/BTC was @ higher volume than YUAN/BTC
We will see soon.
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Post 9073240 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.18h):
Okay here is a theory for comment.
What if a fund is cashing out for tax purposes because today is the end of the fiscal year?
In other words, window dressing?
If so, tomorrow or Monday they start buying it all back.
If this is true and they are on the West Coast of US, then the dumping will stop in about a half hour.
I thought that September 30th was fiscal year end. Is there a three day grace period?
fiscal years end on a Friday so Oct. 3.
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Post 9073339 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.18h):
Okay here is a theory for comment.
What if a fund is cashing out for tax purposes because today is the end of the fiscal year?
In other words, window dressing?
If so, tomorrow or Monday they start buying it all back.
If this is true and they are on the West Coast of US, then the dumping will stop in about a half hour.
Question, would the fund, or business, or whoever is dumping before the fiscal year end buy back the following day? Can they wait until after 5:00PM or do they need to wait until midnight?
I think there is definitely some validity to this theory.
Unknown.
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Post 9073473 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.18h):
Okay here is a theory for comment.
What if a fund is cashing out for tax purposes because today is the end of the fiscal year?
In other words, window dressing?
If so, tomorrow or Monday they start buying it all back.
If this is true and they are on the West Coast of US, then the dumping will stop in about a half hour.
Question, would the fund, or business, or whoever is dumping before the fiscal year end buy back the following day? Can they wait until after 5:00PM or do they need to wait until midnight?
I think there is definitely some validity to this theory.
Bitchick:
I believe that your leg is being pulled - there is no extension of the fiscal year... most of the time the end of the fiscal year is going to be September 30 for those businesses using October 1 as the beginning of their fiscal year.
I know of no exceptions to this, and if someone is describing an exception, then cite the source - or explain.
I do think that companies can set their own fiscal year, and ending the year in the middle of a week would probably not be the standard practice, so I would believe that there is some truth to this idea.
Per Wikipedia:
Some companies choose to end their fiscal year on the same day of the week, such day being the one closest to a particular date (for example, the Friday closest to 31 December).
Last year big sell off on Bitstamp also occurred at end of fiscal year. Oct 1st was the day. Price went from $126 to $85
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Post 9073525 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.18h):
Okay here is a theory for comment.
What if a fund is cashing out for tax purposes because today is the end of the fiscal year?
In other words, window dressing?
If so, tomorrow or Monday they start buying it all back.
If this is true and they are on the West Coast of US, then the dumping will stop in about a half hour.
Question, would the fund, or business, or whoever is dumping before the fiscal year end buy back the following day? Can they wait until after 5:00PM or do they need to wait until midnight?
I think there is definitely some validity to this theory.
Bitchick:
I believe that your leg is being pulled - there is no extension of the fiscal year... most of the time the end of the fiscal year is going to be September 30 for those businesses using October 1 as the beginning of their fiscal year.
I know of no exceptions to this, and if someone is describing an exception, then cite the source - or explain.
I do think that companies can set their own fiscal year, and ending the year in the middle of a week would probably not be the standard practice, so I would believe that there is some truth to this idea.
Per Wikipedia:
Some companies choose to end their fiscal year on the same day of the week, such day being the one closest to a particular date (for example, the Friday closest to 31 December).
Last year big sell off on Bitstamp also occurred at end of fiscal year. Oct 1st was the day. Price went from $126 to $85
Then the huge rally started to 1250!!!!!!
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Post 9073585 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.18h):
Okay here is a theory for comment.
What if a fund is cashing out for tax purposes because today is the end of the fiscal year?
In other words, window dressing?
If so, tomorrow or Monday they start buying it all back.
If this is true and they are on the West Coast of US, then the dumping will stop in about a half hour.
Question, would the fund, or business, or whoever is dumping before the fiscal year end buy back the following day? Can they wait until after 5:00PM or do they need to wait until midnight?
I think there is definitely some validity to this theory.
Bitchick:
I believe that your leg is being pulled - there is no extension of the fiscal year... most of the time the end of the fiscal year is going to be September 30 for those businesses using October 1 as the beginning of their fiscal year.
I know of no exceptions to this, and if someone is describing an exception, then cite the source - or explain.
I do think that companies can set their own fiscal year, and ending the year in the middle of a week would probably not be the standard practice, so I would believe that there is some truth to this idea.
Per Wikipedia:
Some companies choose to end their fiscal year on the same day of the week, such day being the one closest to a particular date (for example, the Friday closest to 31 December).
Last year big sell off on Bitstamp also occurred at end of fiscal year. Oct 1st was the day. Price went from $126 to $85
Then the huge rally started to 1250!!!!!!
Can it really be that simple to figure out? Really?
To the moon!!!!
The big sell off was attributed to silk road being shut down but maybe that wasn't the real reason for the sell off. maybe it just triggered it.
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Post 9073626 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.18h):
Okay here is a theory for comment.
What if a fund is cashing out for tax purposes because today is the end of the fiscal year?
In other words, window dressing?
If so, tomorrow or Monday they start buying it all back.
If this is true and they are on the West Coast of US, then the dumping will stop in about a half hour.
Question, would the fund, or business, or whoever is dumping before the fiscal year end buy back the following day? Can they wait until after 5:00PM or do they need to wait until midnight?
I think there is definitely some validity to this theory.
Bitchick:
I believe that your leg is being pulled - there is no extension of the fiscal year... most of the time the end of the fiscal year is going to be September 30 for those businesses using October 1 as the beginning of their fiscal year.
I know of no exceptions to this, and if someone is describing an exception, then cite the source - or explain.
I do think that companies can set their own fiscal year, and ending the year in the middle of a week would probably not be the standard practice, so I would believe that there is some truth to this idea.
Per Wikipedia:
Some companies choose to end their fiscal year on the same day of the week, such day being the one closest to a particular date (for example, the Friday closest to 31 December).
Last year big sell off on Bitstamp also occurred at end of fiscal year. Oct 1st was the day. Price went from $126 to $85
Then the huge rally started to 1250!!!!!!
Can it really be that simple to figure out? Really?
To the moon!!!!
The big sell off was attributed to silk road being shut down but maybe that wasn't the real reason for the sell off.
We like to attribute everything to news, but lately we have seen that news, even amazing news, doesn't move the price as much as we thought. It could have just been a strange coincidence. I am interested in seeing how this plays out. We should know by Monday at least.
Looking at last year it, the price recovered to 124 in a few days, sat there for a week then boom!
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Post 9073649 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.18h):
no cents on that 1163?
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Post 9073663 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.18h):
This time it´s different!
We shall see! Maybe it is same thing different year.
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Post 9084436 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.19h):
On the other side of things.. Why would whales (traders) leave BTC market? There is a huge amount of money to be made in BTC so why leave.
They aren't leaving, just selling now to buy more later.
Source? Other than your hopes, delusions and fantasies?
I thought this is a speculation thread. If you're looking for sources here you are definitely lost in the wrong section.
EvilPanda: Your conclusion, here, is fucked up. Speculation does NOT mean that you can say whatever the fuck you want.
Link?? What is your source about what does speculation mean?
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Post 9085031 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.19h):
Something to keep in mind,
BTC's market cap is 5 billion, compare to following,
"Competition in the mutual fund business exploded this week as rivals sparred for a share of the billions of dollars flowing out of Pacific Investment Management Co., which commands $2 trillion in investments. .
Gross, known on Wall Street as the "bond king," stirred up the industry last month when he quit — after clashing with other Pimco executives — to run a comparatively tiny portfolio for Janus Capital Management. Investors responded by pulling $23.5 billion from Pimco's Total Return Fund, which Gross had personally managed."
One bond mutual fund is 2 trillion market cap.
When this "big money" pours into BTC the price will skyrocket.
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Post 9085067 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.19h):
When this "big money" pours into BTC the price will skyrocket.
That money will never pour into BTC, since Gross, Wall Street guys and other smart people don't invest in pyramid schemes. They're not interested in making cultist neckbeards rich.
Right, they didn't invest in Madoff's fund, lol, silly neckbeard!
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Post 9089418 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.19h):
Something to keep in mind,
BTC's market cap is 5 billion, compare to following,
"Competition in the mutual fund business exploded this week as rivals sparred for a share of the billions of dollars flowing out of Pacific Investment Management Co., which commands $2 trillion in investments. .
Gross, known on Wall Street as the "bond king," stirred up the industry last month when he quit — after clashing with other Pimco executives — to run a comparatively tiny portfolio for Janus Capital Management. Investors responded by pulling $23.5 billion from Pimco's Total Return Fund, which Gross had personally managed."
One bond mutual fund is 2 trillion market cap.
When this "big money" pours into BTC the price will skyrocket.
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Post 9092316 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
I have to admit I am kind of worried...there is something happening behind the scenes.
"Something a brewing"
With all this action maybe ETF starts trading tomorrow!
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Post 9093839 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
The thing I don't like about the 30000 ask wall is that is the moment when the manipulator shows his hand. Every one panics at first, but then a feeling of temporary relief comes in and people tell themselves "don't worry, everything is fine, now we all know for sure that this crash is really just manipulation and nothing more". People become confident and maybe even start placing bids. Why would the manipulator prove to the whole world that the dumping is just manipulation and nothing more? Wouldn't that make his accumulation harder?
It is done for one last good size dump so that he can accumulate his final coins. He would be foolish to put up the wall again. Somebody might be lurking, ready to take out the wall then he will lose his coins.
Why people are selling now is beyond comprehension.
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Post 9093924 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
Well the manipulator with his 30K sell wall has shown that BTC is still a very small cap market.
Something to keep in mind,
BTC's market cap is only 5 billion, compare to following,
"Competition in the mutual fund business exploded this week as rivals sparred for a share of the billions of dollars flowing out of Pacific Investment Management Co., which commands $2 trillion in investments. .
Gross, known on Wall Street as the "bond king," stirred up the industry last month when he quit — after clashing with other Pimco executives — to run a comparatively tiny portfolio for Janus Capital Management. Investors responded by pulling $23.5 billion from Pimco's Total Return Fund, which Gross had personally managed."
One bond mutual fund is 2 trillion market cap.
When this "big money" pours into BTC the price will skyrocket.
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Post 9093968 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
The thing I don't like about the 30000 ask wall is that is the moment when the manipulator shows his hand. Every one panics at first, but then a feeling of temporary relief comes in and people tell themselves "don't worry, everything is fine, now we all know for sure that this crash is really just manipulation and nothing more". People become confident and maybe even start placing bids. Why would the manipulator prove to the whole world that the dumping is just manipulation and nothing more? Wouldn't that make his accumulation harder?
It is done for one last good size dump so that he can accumulate his final coins. He would be foolish to put up the wall again. Somebody might be lurking, ready to take out the wall then he will lose his coins.
Why people are selling now is beyond comprehension.
About 30 times a day here i read about the whale or whales that are accumulating. Not once has someone shown me any evidence that this is the case. Will you be the first?
Check it out, he is accumulating right now.
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Post 9093984 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
When this "big money" pours into BTC the price will skyrocket.
Will never happen. Big money stays away from MLM schemes.
Sure mr neckbeard, sure!
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Post 9094843 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
Ok, got my cold storage wallet absolutely filled with cheap coins. Thanks to all the idiots for selling. No really, thank you.
+1
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Post 9094980 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
I would love to see somebody take out his 26,000!
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Post 9095044 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
I feel like I'm on Cryptsy watching an alt coin pump and dump. Somebody put an end to this!
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Post 9095139 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
I hate to leave just in case somebody takes out his sell order!
Of course if it happens, he might be just buying his own coins.
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Post 9095211 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
I hope he will have that wall up for a few days so we all can accumulate
If he leaves it up too there too long, it will get bought. The word is out.
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Post 9095983 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
Hmm, that is slightly worrying... Very strange...
How do we know that this is the address of the guy that owns the wall on Stamp? Did i miss something?
We dont. you do know where you are, right?
Hal Finney's coins
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Post 9097587 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
It's the last of Hal Finney's coins.
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Post 9097596 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
It's the last of Hal Finney's coins.
Honor the man and buy the coins!
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Post 9097633 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
Anyone still stating this is a manipulator 'trying to crash Bitcoin' instead of someone actually selling their coins, is genuinely deluded.
Hal Finney's coins!
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Post 9097704 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
Well something to add to the stories to tell your kids/grandkids!
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Post 9097796 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
23k wall!! Has anyone ever seen a steeper wall
yes when it was 26.5 k earlier today
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Post 9097824 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
So this apparently really is just someone with absolutely no trading experience. Perhaps Finney's wife, who knows.
That would make sense
Did he have this many coins though?
Probably, he was the first to receive coins from Satoshi and probably mined a ton.
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Post 9098215 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.20h):
These are Hal Finney's coins.
They are being sold this way to allow everybody a chance to get cheap coins.
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Post 9104032 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.21h):
time to take profits, fonzie.
I wonder what will happen when nemesis puts/ flashes with another wall.
I hope he does, it will be bought instantly. It is clear whoever sold the 30K has a bit more to sell. Maybe another 10K.
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Post 9146431 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.22h):
Why are you people still selling?? Fundamentals have not changed at all! Are the weak hands really shaken that easily? So stupid.
Something fishy is happening last few weeks!!
Nobody believes me but the answer is simple. Hal Finney's coins are being sold!
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Post 9146452 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.22h):
Why are you people still selling?? Fundamentals have not changed at all! Are the weak hands really shaken that easily? So stupid.
Something fishy is happening last few weeks!!
Nobody believes me but the answer is simple. Hal Finney's coins are being sold!
I don´t believe you.
Yes I know.
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Post 9179613 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.23h):
Those that aren't buying are on the wrong side of the technology curve,
http://blogs.wsj.com/accelerators/2014/10/10/weekend-read-the-imminent-decentralized-computing-revolution/You can play daytrader all you want but you will get burned.
Buy and Hodl!
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Post 9179655 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.23h):
decentralized computing revolution, yes. but not necessarily bitcoin.
Yes it will be bitcoin. 2 simple reasons, 1) biggest network and 2) most tested in the real world
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Post 9228760 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.24h):
Yeah, I just got my account at stamp double secret verified!
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Post 9250473 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.25h):
Reanimating
Sorry, never de-animated.
If only you "sexy senior citizens" knew how revolting that is to the rest of us. I remember being on the West Coast for the first time, driving the coastal highway with my (still recent) GF. Pulled over for a walk on the beach as the sun started to set. Stuff Harlequin Romance is made of: Sunset, walking barefoot down an empty beach hand-in-hand, love, thinking we're the only ones who matter in the whole world as we came onto a cove.
...With fricking aging naked hippies playing Frisbee, tits and dicks flapping all over the place and the fuckers start grinning at us, they throw us their frickin' Frisbee!
Ugh.
Just please, NO!
You were lucky they were just playing frisbee. It could have been much worse.
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Post 9281836 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.25h):
People cannot access bitcoin wallets with only the passphrase right?
They need the wallet file first?
correct
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Post 9635049 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.34h):
Soon, somebody,
maybe a hedge fund manager,
maybe a client of a hedge fund, or
maybe just a random rich person
is going to say "I need bitcoin, go buy me 500,000 of them coins"
then we are off to the Moon!
It will happen very soon, just wait for it.
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Post 9635937 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.34h):
This is gentlemen.
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Post 9645375 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.35h):
Bitstamp is suck!
This is gentlemen.
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Post 9645461 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.35h):
Bitstamp doing an okcoin?
or did a goldman dude not get his price?
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Post 9762494 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.37h):
...So unless your then taking that fiat and buying and holding bitcoins then your actually losing and one day you'll realize that youre a fiat bag holder.
It's a miracle some of you finance enthusiasts manage to function without adult supervision.
Who buys your gasoline? Your food? Who pays your bills?
Who, for that matter, wipes you after you "go"?
MasterCard of course!
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Post 9873435 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.40h):
The next big move up to an ATH will be driven by
some rich person deciding that btc is the next big thing
then buying >300,000 btc.
This huge pump will start panic buying.
This will happen any day now.
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Post 9873474 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.40h):
The next big move up to an ATH will be driven by
some rich person deciding that btc is the next big thing
then buying >300,000 btc.
This huge pump will start panic buying.
I think thats happening with Ripple right now ..
No ripple is gradually going up, then mysteriously it will be hacked and everybody will lose their money except ....
well you know.
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Post 9986206 (copy this link) (by gnode) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.42h):
Saw in Wired that Americans spend $4.8 billion on smartphone insurance per year or $13 million a day.
That is just insurance against theft and damage.
10% of that $13 million is enough to buy all newly minted bitcoins in a day.
