$980 atm
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$980 atm
Micon better be cashing the fuck out.
I don't play on Seals but with the surging coin the once "low rake" must be a goldmine over the past month.
Most significant is that the volume of coins being moved now is higher than any time in the past month.
923 right now.
This is the "correction" I've been waiting for. I am hoping it falls significantly, then sits flat for some time. I will buy in at that point, as I think it still has some run-ups left.
Wow, just watched them fall to the 820 range, now just a few minutes later they are 990 again.
:ohh
Not sure what you mean by this. Volume is not even that high right now for the month
Also mtgox is overinflated price due to seller limits. checking other markets and assigning some weight gives an overall better picture.
http://bitcoinity.org/markets/mtgox/USD
Bitcoin Mining is Getting Out of Control
http://kotaku.com/bitcoin-mining-is-...98/@jcondliffe
Just one of ACISminer's Bitcoin mining operations.
:solidgold
Is Bitcoin About to Change the World?
http://www.theguardian.com/technolog...virtual-wallet
No, but Micon has another chance to be poor again if he holds onto Bitcoins for too long.
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CNBC just tweeted it is at $850 now.
By the time they got around to making their silly chart and tweet, it was back over $1K at gox.
Looking at the tweet, there's some strange shit going on. It was tweeted at 5:48 EST.
http://pokerfraudalert.com/forum/att...9&d=1385939180
WTF time zone are they using? Or were they just guessing what the hourly closes were going to be?
Micon's PTR and bitcoin chart today look eerily similar.
i understand the graphics error, but it wasn't even six o'clock anywhere in the US yet, which, unless I'm fuckin retarded, is the country that CNBC broadcasts from/in. Not to mention the price was hundreds of dollars higher at that point already anyway. My guess is they used GMT, but that really confuses the issue when you don't bother to mention it. You may as well give the price in units without mentioning what the currency is.
I think they hit $10,000 before they ultimately go to $0. Micon ain't selling.
I don't understand how you think this could be on my end. That's a browser shot, not an app. They tweeted that above pic at the time I circled on the screenshot, and I posted it here like 20 minutes after they tweeted it, which was at 6:07 EST, according to the edit notation on my post.
for the record, I like to think that I put a good bit more care and thought into my output than CNBC does, going by much of their programming. They put Jim Cramer on TV, for christ's sake. I'd never do something so silly and irresponsible.
Crowe.....it was 5:48 and they showed a graph up to 6pm. I don't see what the big deal is.
Where is a good place to go to find the exact trading price anyway? I googled earlier and briefly looked but couldn't find much.
Jesus Christ what the hell is the price right now?? Anyone?
- Last:$1,061.10001
- High:$1,185.00000
- Low:$840.32000
- Vol:85410 BTC
- W.Avg:$1,035.85484
https://www.mtgox.com/
Every Fiat Currency does anyway. Every currency backed by nothing goes to zero, its just a matter of time.
Every currency backed by something else is always worth what something else is worth. For as long as humans have had an economic system (assuming gold was around in the battering days) we have always valued gold. Seeing as you can't just conjure Bitcoins out of thin air and they have a cost associated with them I suspect they will always have some value.
If/when things get out of hand with our currency one morning we will all wake up and the Government will take the total $$ in circulation and divide it by the total gold holdings of the USA and establish a new gold price and call the currency "backed by gold". I'm actually scared this will happen in Japan at some point in the next few years.
I know one thing the media is now on the Bitcoin story full steam ahead. I am seeing at least 10 articles about it everyday on twitter, major outlets all over it. That probably isn't a good thing.
Last one talking about if government is going to tax gains being a currency or commodity. The government never misses an opportunity to take "their share" of...everything so I am going to say yes on taxing it. They will find a way.
The first Bitcoin miner has one million Bitcoins that is worth about $1 Billion, his name is not Bryan Micon.
:lol2