The BTC Sky is Falling??? Again?

What's the damage now? I'm too lazy to check how much it has fallen.

Edit: Meh. Tell me when it has fallen to below 200USD and then I'll see that as a crash.
 
BTC's really gone off the cliff this time!!!!

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Ooops.. :cool:
 
Someone literally just dumped 13,000 BTC (over $1m worth) on MtGox and drove the price down $30 in seconds.
 
goldpelican said:
Someone literally just dumped 13,000 BTC (over $1m worth) on MtGox and drove the price down $30 in seconds.

My friend, 13K Bitcoin is closer to $12 million dollars at a price of $900 per coin.
 
Earthjade said:
goldpelican said:
Someone literally just dumped 13,000 BTC (over $1m worth) on MtGox and drove the price down $30 in seconds.

My friend, 13K Bitcoin is closer to $12 million dollars at a price of $900 per coin.

Bullion on sale tomorrow :P
 
wrcmad said:
trew said:
yennus said:
Looks like BTC might be falling again :(

Reasons?

More sellers than buyers ?
+1
Love it :)

Well at least the bitcoin market is a true market.
No futures with paper contracts muddying the water.
Anyone selling bitcoins has to actually have bitcoins to sell.
Anyone buying bitcoins gets actual bitcoins.
 
trew said:
Well at least the bitcoin market is a true market.
No futures with paper contracts muddying the water.
Anyone selling bitcoins has to actually have bitcoins to sell.
Anyone buying bitcoins gets actual bitcoins.

And honestly, that's why I'm diversifying some of my stack into the cryptos - you can only take so much of being screwed up the bunghole by the COMEX or London Metals Exchange.
I do see it as a hedge for my stack.
 
trew said:
Well at least the bitcoin market is a true market.
No futures with paper contracts muddying the water.
Anyone selling bitcoins has to actually have bitcoins to sell.
Anyone buying bitcoins gets actual bitcoins.

Are you sure?: http://icbit.se/futures
 
^ A drop in the bucket compared the the mass fraud on the gold markets.
Cryptos have the advantage of still being unregulated and not being sold short (much).
Trew's analysis still stands.
 
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