The Chinese market clearly interprets this as something very bullish and positive for bitcoin, and as the Chinese people understands their government and culture much better than us, I think it's safe to say that this is good for bitcoin.

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that this might be a consolidation period. Parhaps 442 was the bottom after all, atleast for this time. If we form a higher low and a lower high on decreasing volume that would be beautiful. I'm not confident enough to buy back with my trading account just yet though, but the future might be looking brighter.

+1

We have had 3 days of price increase, there is no need to be mad about a sudden move down.

Interesting post but I think its an overstatement to claim for sure that those are Satoshi's coins. Check out this comment:
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2bu43g/who_mined_the_bitcoin_blocks_in_the_first_three/cj92iyy

Seems more likley to me those are not Satoshi's coins. However it's pretty interesting that coins from such long time ago are still moving (Even though they moved in febraury and not really recently).

Who ever is doing it at Bitstamp wants to buy.

Look at the amount of shorts on Finex, around the highest amount we ever have had at these price levels:
http://charts-bfxdata.rhcloud.com/bitfinexLiquidityBTC.php

A short squeeze could be comming up if prices doesn't go down soon.

No there is someone putting limit orders well above the lowest selling price. The walls eats all the lowest asks until it has been filled.

I just wanted to state that I really appritiate the fact that you have started talking in terms of mBTC as I see it as necessary in the future to speak in terms of smaller fractions of bitcoin (even though it doesn't necessarly have to be in terms of mBTC), so why not start now?
Regarding the price prediction fear is starting to build up again. Even though I like the latest green candles we need to see more of those soon, else I think we will see more red candles and panic selling comming up.

Oyvinds is referring to one (or at least most likely one) investor that has placed big bids at several different price levels. This investor appears to most likley be someone who actually wants to buy and not just push the price up. Keep up the good work Oyvinds.

I agree, the bottom does not occur when most people stop believing in bitcoin future but rather when most people sell off just because they belive they will able to buy in again at a cheaper price. We saw this in July 2013. Although I generally like trading in bear trends, I've made an active choise not to trade during this trend anymore (unless something really obvious happens), due to the fact that people's attitude is beginning to align with this scenario. Kudos to those of you that have balls to trade at this stage!

Despite the error of the last prediction that 500 wouldn't be broken (although it fits well with the scenario you predicted before about a big spike down at the end of March   ), I have to give you credit for your predictions latley Risto! They have been pretty much spot on.

I also agree that Bitcoins value is based on the usage of the Bitcoin. Just like any technology/product where the usage of the product gives the product its value (rather than a product where the product itself defines the value, a simple example would of course be any social media like Facebook, or an invention like the telephone), the value of the Bitcoin will grow as long as the adoption continues.

Very impressive! I've been watching your thread for a long time although I haven't been active on this forum. I'm sad to hear that your thinking about leaving the forum, so I just want to thank you for the quality of the posts that you have provided and wish you the best.

Unfortunatly I don't think anything new is happening since this seems to have been going on for a while =/:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=466189.0

I really hope the withdrawals are restored soon though, and I feel very sorry for all people trapped in this mess.