I doubt it. There's no bad news, nor structural problem (IE: Gox freezing up and having 80% of the market). It's the weekend, and it's a big dip. PRobably will be a little longer seeing as monday is a bank holiday.
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I'd be really surprised if the price would ever go below $200 and stayed there for a longer time (e.g. few weeks or more). The trading is currently spread across multiple exchanges so it is less likely that Gox's incompetence would have a considerable effect on the speculator's confidence in Bitcoin.
$300 is the new $150
I doubt it. There's no bad news, nor structural problem (IE: Gox freezing up and having 80% of the market). It's the weekend, and it's a big dip. PRobably will be a little longer seeing as monday is a bank holiday.
Bank holiday where?? In YOUR fucking country??
In Poland (where Mt.Gox has a BZ WBK bank account) there's a bank holiday on November 11.
edit: didn't know there was a bank holiday anywhere else
Isn't it strange to see the price on btc-e surpass that on bitstamp?
bitstampUSD 468.9900
btceUSD 476.0200
Yeh I was wondering, if this the longest thread in this forums history? Then that got me thinking, on what is the the longest thread in any forum ever lol. I wonder. Anyone know?
I know of at least one forum that is (nowadays) less active than bitcointalk.org and has some threads that are longer.
Somebody is "hiding" a ~2000BTC ask at around $3300 on Gox's order book. Not sure what they're trying to communicate since most people won't ever look up there.
Gox has limited trading functionalities so maybe it's someone who doesn't have time to check the price very often, and doesn't want to sell to low?
Though they still should have spread those 2k BTC among more orders at different prices.
I also don't really get the current "bubble-talk" - imho a real pop would bottom somewhere in the 150-200 range (and even this statement must seem lunatic to non-bitcoiners, since 200 is simply the value we had 2 weeks ago...).
Currently it feels like a re-distribution from weak hands not grasping the recent upward movement to stronger hands.
My guess is that either the "pop" to 150 will happen soon OR we will see some strong 4digit upward movement followed by the real "pop" which will still bottem in the 4digits - both scenarios followed by some months of calm time (which means linear growth in bitcoin world nevertheless...).
The current chinese pressure as well as the positive hearing seem to point towards scenario two, but either way my coins will remain in cold-storage
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I doubt we will ever see $150, I'd say more like $250, which is around where the price started to accelerate at a faster pace.
I can't believe I sold all just under 500! I was so happy to have over a half million $ that I couldn't wait. Oh well, I guess all I can do is sit in my new completely paid off house and cry. lol
He's flying a flag - if Branson doesn't get seriously involved with Bitcoin infrastructure within a year, I'll eat my feet.
QFT.
Is there someone DDOSing or what? It's always like this. Last time btc crashed, bitcointalk was unreachable.
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If it's really true, they could have milked the market when it was near the peak over a year ago. I have a hard time believing they'll actually gather enough money seeing how more people seem to be opening their eyes to what kind of a joke BFX always was.
10k in 48 hours please kind Pump Masters
Time to sell some, a retracement to $6000-6500 or lower in...3...2...1. We're still in a bear market.