Here are the charts:
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
A screenshot:
http://i.imgur.com/kW1CJz2.jpg
And a link to the front page of WSJ's financial section today: http://m.imgur.com/4bcGGZG
Bitcoins reached $300
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#2Looking at the chart it doesn't seem as volatile as mainstream media leads us to believe.
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#3Looking at the chart it doesn't seem as volatile as mainstream media leads us to believe.
Some days are really volatile.
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#4When Silkroad went down I expected bitcoin to take quite a slump but what has happened is contrary. I am not implying that anonymous transaction s for illegal use are the only thing bitcoins are good for but its my guess that it forms a major part of the group that actually use bitcoins for buying stuff. I am not sure why would anyone would get troubled in buying bitcoins for purchasing rather than punching a CC number. What is pushing its value, I am not sure but I am really spectical that it has to do with bitcoin's popularity.
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#5Bitcoins should lose 3 zeros, like many countries do to their currencies.
So 1 new Bitcoin = 0.001 old Bitcoins = $0.3
I think I'd like that more than just starting naming them something else all of the sudden, and call them Satoshis or whatever, and then when the Bitcoin reaches $10,000 we'll probably have to use new names yet again.
Cutting the zeros could be a little confusing at first, but I think less confusing than starting talking about Satoshis, or mCoins or whatever, all of the sudden.
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#6To the moon! ┗(°0°)┛
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#7Looking at the chart it doesn't seem as volatile as mainstream media leads us to believe.
It increases 50% in a week, and you don't consider that volatile?
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#8When Silkroad went down I expected bitcoin to take quite a slump but what has happened is contrary. I am not implying that anonymous transaction s for illegal use are the only thing bitcoins are good for but its my guess that it forms a major part of the group that actually use bitcoins for buying stuff. I am not sure why would anyone would get troubled in buying bitcoins for purchasing rather than punching a CC numb…
Bitcoin did take a hit, but it recovered fairly quickly.
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#9Bitcoins should lose 3 zeros, like many countries do to their currencies. So 1 new Bitcoin = 0.001 old Bitcoins = $0.3 I think I'd like that more than just starting naming them something else all of the sudden, and call them Satoshis or whatever, and then when the Bitcoin reaches $10,000 we'll probably have to use new names yet again. Cutting the zeros could be a little confusing at first, but I think less confusing…
What about 8 bitcoins = 1 bytecoin
Re: Bitcoins reached $300
#10Bitcoins should lose 3 zeros, like many countries do to their currencies. So 1 new Bitcoin = 0.001 old Bitcoins = $0.3 I think I'd like that more than just starting naming them something else all of the sudden, and call them Satoshis or whatever, and then when the Bitcoin reaches $10,000 we'll probably have to use new names yet again. Cutting the zeros could be a little confusing at first, but I think less confusing…
What about 8 bitcoins = 1 bytecoin