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11-05-2015 , 10:30 PM

#17776

27AllIn

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How many coins did you buy today onemoretimes

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11-05-2015 , 10:33 PM

#17777

onemoretimes

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Originally Posted by 27AllIn

The thing is, even if someone buys a whole bunch of coins it doesn't mean that the price is going to skyrocket. If it was the case that BTC goes up each time a large amount of money is put into it, then obviously smart rich people would already take advantage of that and make easy money. There's a lot of people looking to sell when the price goes up, which hey could trigger a giant BTC price reduction.

This doesn't really work because the smart rich people also have to sell the coins back onto the market to make the profit, and as they do that the price tanks and they lose back what they made on the way up. HOWEVER.. the feds auctioned coins so they got to sell 44k coins at an inflated price without causing the market to drop as they sold them. You sound pretty newbie, so I'm going to leave it at that and be on my way

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11-05-2015 , 10:33 PM

#17778

onemoretimes

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Originally Posted by 27AllIn

How many coins did you buy today onemoretimes

LOL.. why would I buy.. I'm shorting this bubble.

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11-05-2015 , 10:41 PM

#17779

27AllIn

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Didn't the previous FED coins get sold at below market value. If someone can confirm this, that would pretty much discredit any semblance of credit onemoretimes has in his argument.

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11-05-2015 , 10:46 PM

#17780

onemoretimes

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Originally Posted by 27AllIn

Didn't the previous FED coins get sold at below market value. If someone can confirm this, that would pretty much discredit any semblance of credit onemoretimes has in his argument.

Wow. Even if they were sold below market, the people bidding use the current market price to decide what to bid. So if market price is higher, they bid higher.

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11-05-2015 , 11:15 PM

#17781

TimM

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onemoretimes: the only short who's "right" when the market goes up $200 and then down $100.

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11-05-2015 , 11:22 PM

#17782

TomCollins

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Originally Posted by TimM

onemoretimes: the only short who's "right" when the market goes up $200 and then down $100.

Yeah, especially when they let it fall $100 before the bids, not after. Should have waited an extra day, what kind of incompetent morons did that?

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11-05-2015 , 11:30 PM

#17783

Shifty86

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I'm sure the investors bidding just check the price the day of the auction to decide what their bid will be.

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11-06-2015 , 01:36 AM

#17784

NxtWrldChamp

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And it appears one of the biggest exchanges is experiencing a cyber attack this morning?

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11-06-2015 , 04:30 AM

#17785

steelhouse

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Originally Posted by NxtWrldChamp

And it appears one of the biggest exchanges is experiencing a cyber attack this morning?

They use to do this to create a panic sell at MtGox, then they would sell at top and buy at bottom and reap the rewards.

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11-06-2015 , 07:46 AM

#17786

jij452

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Originally Posted by TomCollins

Yeah, especially when they let it fall $100 before the bids, not after. Should have waited an extra day, what kind of incompetent morons did that?

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11-06-2015 , 07:50 AM

#17787

ECTAE

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If someone wanted the price of bitcoin to go down by $1, could they manipulate it with $200k if they made a order? Or do you need a lot more funds to change bitcoins price by $1

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11-06-2015 , 08:47 AM

#17788

housenuts

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Omt, are you a 9/11 truther?

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11-06-2015 , 09:12 AM

#17789

ECTAE

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Originally Posted by housenuts

Omt, are you a 9/11 truther?

jet fuel doesnt melt steal beams

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11-06-2015 , 09:35 AM

#17790

housenuts

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Also omt logic makes no sense.
His theory govt is going to pump up price pre auction.
Why then were you shorting?

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11-06-2015 , 10:17 AM

#17791

TimM

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Sweeping the order book by selling $200K worth of BTC would knock down the price about $8 on Coinbase Exchange. I don't think that would do much, because there are many other exchanges, and it would likely not cause others to panic sell.

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11-06-2015 , 10:20 AM

#17792

onemoretimes

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Originally Posted by TomCollins

Yeah, especially when they let it fall $100 before the bids, not after. Should have waited an extra day, what kind of incompetent morons did that?

As explained before.. it's only profitable to use a certain amount of money to take the price up. They can't control how high the public would take it. If the public takes it 500 because everyone has fomo and then they all change their minds.. the feds just can't buy it all up at 500 to hold the price.

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11-06-2015 , 10:37 AM

#17793

h_ven

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I don't know who any of you are, but you sound like a bunch of people who think they can handicap sports. You just can't do it.

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11-06-2015 , 10:42 AM

#17794

27AllIn

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I don't know who you are h_ven but your dog is straight up ballin

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11-06-2015 , 11:55 AM

#17795

TomCollins

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Originally Posted by onemoretimes

So they cost themselves 44,000 * $100 = $4,400,000 by not buying a bit more when it started to dip to continue the public rise up?

How much do you figure they spent on coins to rise the price? When do they sell those? Who gets the profits from the extra money raised?

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11-06-2015 , 04:47 PM

#17796

onemoretimes

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Originally Posted by TomCollins

Look.. I had a theory. It made a lot of sense the feds could pull this off and make a bunch of extra cash. I don't have the exact details. I'm not a member of the feds. I said let the price do the talking. The price has spoken. That was the ONE thing I said we'll let decide this because it can't be proven. Now that the price action has acted EXACTLY like I had said.. I'm still getting the questions. Do yourself a favor and unload and short then buy cheaper. Then thank the feds.

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11-06-2015 , 04:49 PM

#17797

TimM

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What you miss is that it costs more to manipulate the price than they could have made by doing so.

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11-06-2015 , 04:58 PM

#17798

onemoretimes

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Originally Posted by TimM

What you miss is that it costs more to manipulate the price than they could have made by doing so.

That's not true. If you have 44k coins to auction, but can move the price up $50 by buying 15k coins.. don't you think that's a +ev play?

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11-06-2015 , 05:00 PM

#17799

TimM

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You can't move the price $50 by buying 15K in coins. Not even close.

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11-06-2015 , 05:04 PM

#17800

onemoretimes

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Originally Posted by TimM

You can't move the price $50 by buying 15K in coins. Not even close.

Right now you could spike it + $30 for 4500 coins on ********.

The thing is if they start to accumulate, they get the damn momentum traders jumping on that help move it for them. How many ****ing articles came out because bitcoin price was going up which brought in even more buyers. I got a damn text from my mom today saying she read bitcoin is back on the move and may be a good buy. (she knows I'm a bitcoin person). I couldn't help but laugh

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