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KRS1: You should get
a sweet flask.
KRS1: chaang-noi: good for you! drinking is
a great hobby.
KRS1: yeh that is pretty w00t..represents
a lot of hard work mining
KRS1: Now that btc is dead and everyone is wrapping things up..we should all get together for
a farewell party..maybe in Vegas.
bowjob: its 5 am, im
a vampire
bowjob:
A moment of silence please..
bowjob: i do admit that i was depressed for
a month
bowjob: I thought, heh. the odds of .73 losing twice in
a row is so small. what the hell
bowjob:
a string of losses was catastrophic for me
bowjob: i found myself becoming extremely aggressive after losing
a small bet
bowjob: but yeah, 500k. and he's
a math student.. out of all
bowjob: I learned not to touch taht shit anymore. in
a way, ive become wise
bowjob: I was convinced that I found
a "flaw" in the system, in the form
a skewed probability for me, the binimial distribution wasnt adding up
Chaang-Noi: i never touched it, thought it was
a bad idea
Chaang-Noi: bowjob i have the first bfl order and im
a big asicminer holder
bowjob: i learned about bitcoin in 2011, i thought it was
a stupid idea
Chaang-Noi: yes you can buy
a jeep at
a dealership
Chaang-Noi: its
a lot like where we qare with btc but 2 years ago
bowjob:
a labour intensive course
Chaang-Noi: I'm
a multi, multi, multi-millionaire. I'm an American entrepreneur. The irony right now is that I feel like an anaphylactic polar bear with
a bunny rabbit shoved up his ass. I'm not gonna explain it to you. It's just that thing, money, money, money, money. Everybody's trying to get to that bunny rabbit.
bowjob: nah, it was more like
a slave course
Chaang-Noi: “I'm an anaphylactic polar bear with
a bunny rabbit shoved up my ass.”
Chaang-Noi: i got it but the less than i was like wtf and just assumed not
a joke:)
bowjob: i saw
a lambo today. poor lambo couldnt breath
bowjob: its
a nightmare to drive around downtown vancouver anyway
bowjob: i know
a restaurant in van that can burn about 5 btc for 2 people
bowjob: but i do have
a weakness for food
bowjob: apparently making them is
a hassle
bowjob: they use
a blowtorch to sear the avocado..
bowjob: is it's
a canadian invention
bowjob: its such
a big park.. i dont doubt lol
bowjob: already fantasizing hiring
a hitman to cap the theif's knees
bowjob: not just me, but
a mod
a btctalk as well. he's gonna get doxed
bowjob: some noob is now complaining he's about to lose coins because he sneaked in
a bet with low weight
damientrog: I am planning to put up
a name and shame page of all dishonest bitcoin.de traders
MJR__: perfect, thinking of taking
a bike ride
taub: lag mabye helped it
a long
a bit... but I doubt it was the main cause
taub: thestringpuller> the 1% induced
a panic sell
Namworld: Okay, from now on, anyone who is not registered with
a BTC address on OTC and signed in, with 1000 BTC on their OTC address
thestringpuller: i bought
a coin for 5 usd in march of 2012 and it stayrd that value for
a long time
b0n1: but maybe its just
a small subset of people pushing themself
b0n1: what is actually
a good place to measure crows psychology? i mean here in irc are good discussioin channels but the number of people are not significant
b0n1: that was
a comment on your selling exhaustioin argument you said before
KRS1: what they tell me at
a quick glance is the price will move up until around 121-124 then fall to somewhere around 110-115 somewhere..pretty much same shiz...but thats my amateur ass analysis that might be backwards.
KRS1: wouldnt the order books spell it out for you
a bit
b0n1: could also be selling and buying and
a quite unclear situation whether it goes down further
Bugpowder: yeah, you can only enter or exit positions without pain if you are banging up against
a wall
b0n1: tiberiusiv, how do you conclude that there was
a complete selling exhaustion ?
Bugpowder: I probably would have gotten shaken out at
a much lower point anyway
error4733: is but 5 major actor in
a 2 week time frame ?
Bugpowder: this is definitely
a time where I am very hesitant to sell for
a loss, because it seems likely that gains will be available if I just wait long enough
jborkl: yeah, we already based this time and had
a high volume day. So I think it is done for now - I guess 80 - 140 is possible but I can tell which one
Bugpowder: need
a major hack to kill confidence
Bugpowder: I don't know which way its going, asks have come up some, bids steady. Still
a huge line for gox. perhaps
a brief moment of relative stability this weekend?
Bugpowder: But, has still been
a pretty great week
Bugpowder: S.DICE looks like
a good buy right now though
Bugpowder: Now I have
a little too much exposure for comfort, and can't exit cleanly
sharktopuz: is there any good info on building
a custom rig ?
Diablo-D3: you have to use
a predicted profit graph
Diablo-D3: they'd take about
a year to pay off
jborkl: You want
a opinion Diablo-D3 , or was that rhetorical?
Diablo-D3: I wonder if I should make
a bid for 6 of these
temp37: hey mircea_popescu, can I get to mpex historical transactions through the RSS feed? is there
a query parameter for date?
jcpham: perceived intelligence is
a threat to some people
Namworld:
a huge run up followed by
a correction is the definition of
a bubble
Namworld: I'm not saying 50-60 wasn't
a good entry point...
Namworld: because it went crashing down as expected... because that's the exact definition of
a bubble...
a sharp, unsustainable rise that is followed by
a violent correction
iz:
a bubble isn't
a very descriptive term actually
InstantBTC: either that or I'm loading
a cached version