Quote from: 79b79aa8d5047da6d3XX on November 20, 2014, 07:20:58 PM

Is it totally implausible that agents of a Central Bank could be quietly buying BTC and systematically dumping at a loss at precise times in order to suppress price?

Net losses would be negligible for that type of entity and might easily be swept under the rug in a context of monetary expansion.

Suppressing the price of Bitcoin will make it more attractive to investors, this will likely increase the adoption rate. Ultimately nothing anybody says or does can prevent the expansion and adoption of Bitcoin at this point. The reason for this is because "I want it to exist" and "you want it to exist" and that is not about to change.
I couldn't care less what the price of Bitcoin is relative to the dollar, it could be 1 US dollar per bitcoin or a million dollars per bitcoin, it makes absolutely no difference to me whatsoever. In real terms the only thing that matters is the number of transactions per day, we need to promote Bitcoin and increase it's adoption.
Be assured I will continue to fight, to push forward with blood dripping, blood dripping from my guns, blood dripping from my bullet wounds, as I march forward into battle. Am I alone in this battle? No! for I march with millions.

We have done the 'War on Drugs'
We have done the 'War on Terror'
Now we must have the 'War on the Dollar'

March on Soldiers!!!