No real bears during the last 4 days.
Source:
http://www.reddit.com/r/bearsgonewild
Sometimes I'm placing sell orders slightly above the current asking price just to see how stable the market is - cancelling them if it gets too close.
Verizon is offering 4.4 billion USD for AOL (5860 employees) while all bitcoins put together are worth 3.3 billion USD. I say we're more productive than AOL.
GBTC 49.00 USD / share
It's not even worth lending at this point, I've stopped the fools' gold trade. Let me know if you want a swap on bfx and we'll do terms.
Yep, at 0.01-0.04% per day it's definitely not worth it.
Can we make a petition?
Im shorting here. I think we will drop to 233 before we make our claim back into the 240s
Good luck with that.
Every penny counts. I have 30 btc on the short. So 4$ is 120$ profit.
Loving that margin from BFX
Wish okcoin would allow US members. 20 to 1 would make me a wealthy man or broke in a minute
I'm pretty sure OKCoin allows US members too.
"To comply with legislation, users in the US may not pass level 2 verification."
That just means that you have lower deposit and withdrawal limits, but if you're only moving BTC in and out it's probably enough for most people here: 1000 BTC per day for level 1.
Why not 100x leverage?
All debt is just money creation...which is theft...from those who are not borrowing.
So, why not 10,000x leverage?
Maybe they will allow you to use 10,000x leverage if you have 10 million USD in your account. Trading platforms could lose money if they are offering that.
They should add data from itBit.
Hmmmmm I had a feeling we'd get at least a 10 USD pump out of the Bitlicense news, literally nothing can move the price atm.
You thought Bitcoin would go up? If it remains that stable we will need markets offering 1000x leverage on Bitcoin.
Not quite understanding the behavior of some buyers. Dipping down almost into 232 again? Miners doing this? The Monday blues in Asia? Or more talk of forking? The latter is the likely candidate...
Bitcoin is small and someone needs government money. It doesn't take much money to move it up or down by a few dollars.
I don't think there's a direct relation between the situation of Greece and the recent value increase, unless Greece decided to make Bitcoin an (additional) official currency of Greece.
Who has the balls to go short now?
Swap rates are quite low
https://bfxdata.com/swaphistory/btc.php