1/2 million KIN coins bought.
1/2 million KIN coins bought.
Doesn't look gud at all.
Sell everything and buy at 5k
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It's just a flesh wound.
Only 2 prices matter. Your buy and sell price.
All the middle stuff is just fluff and a reason to drink at 8am on a Tuesday.
Best not to look at the daily rates - stick it away in the cupboard until this time next year.
why aren't you guys buying, it's a fucking bargain
and you know the motto, if you can't handle a 50% drop ...![]()
^ Where's all the su su gone, Lu?
Sell your car/ bike/ kidney or mancabin. You always said you'd either lose a car or win a house, Lambo and a slave.
Now's not the time for FUD. Get back in there and clear up in the dip.
Balls to the wall time son.
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Bitcoin price plummet: $100bn wiped off cryptocurrencies'https://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/bitcoin-price-100bn-wiped-off-cryptocurrencies-value-in-just-24-hours-a3756166.html?utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Soci al&utm_source=Facebook#link_time=1517560923 global value in just 24 hours
Some $100 billion (£70bn) was reportedly wiped off the global cryptocurrency market as fears of tougher regulation and price manipulation hit values.
The world's best-known cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, fell below $9,000 (£6,317) on Thursday amid a major sell-off.
At 6.30am on Friday, the total market value of all cryptocurrencies had fallen by more than $100bn from the day before.
It comes after a series of negative stories spooked investors.
India's Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said his country does not recognise cryptocurrencies aThere were also fears among cryptocurrency investors that Bitcoin's price had been propped up artificially by a widely-used exchange called Bitfinex, the New York Times reported.
The exchange was subpoenaed by the US regulatory agency the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, according to Bloomberg.
The agency is believed to be among the biggest Bitcoin trading platforms in the world.s legal tender and warned of a clampdown against its use in financing illegal activities.
Doesn't mention which banks/funds/groups shared that $100bn or how it was divied up, as expected.
the dump has started, I think 1,000 is a good buy point![]()
Oh well at least none of us HODL'd at the 20k marker, eh lads?![]()
Much as we've been saying all along, only sensible regs can cure it.
This doesn't make sense.
This is the exact same opposite these same retards were spewing about futures pushing bitcoin to 100k
If big players are shorting this, they will short it all the way to 2 bucks and never again allow it to shoot up to ridiculous valuations.... like ever.
They may pick this up dirt cheap.... like 50 cents and then drive it back to something like 10 bucks.
For big guns to make money they absolutely don't need high, ridiculous valuations.
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