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Re: Are we back in a bull market?
by
porc
on 21/12/2013, 05:54:40 UTC
The government of the most powerful country in the world just basically shut down the largest Bitcoin exchange in the world and this is it? We are back? Amusing.

We are going a long way down now. This seems to be just the start of government regulation.

+1

See you guys sub $10 in 2014.

Ok Porc. See you in regret land.

LOL @ China being the most powerful country in the world. The most powerful country in the world is AMERICA. Deal with it. We control the money and the military and because of that, we control the oil. Our government and regulators and innovators have given the "ok" to bitcoin.

Come to think about it, instead of meeting you, we will just wave to you above $2000 in 2014.

 Cheesy

Lol. You are praising a falling star (crashing would be more accuarte).

The US is the biggest debtor of them all. Huge liabilities, big government mentality, anti free market philosophy is on the rise and Obama is a socialist in office. The FED is printing like there is no tomorrow. Americans consume (debt financed) but save and produce nothing.

China on the other hand is one of the largest creditors, is liberating its markets (as it has been burned by communism), and is actually moving away from the dollar (China has been propping up US consumption and living standards). Once the yuan is free floating (not pegged to the dollar) and once the dollar crashes, you will hopefully wake up! The Chinese save (one of the highest saving rates in the world) and produce!

China is the future.

Even bigger LOL at you thinking that the US government will be more friendly to bitcoin, if it feels threatened by it (dollar monopoly=power remember?).