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Topic: Nights Watch by Afrikoin - page 110. (Read 303329 times)

legendary
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alan watts is all you need
February 25, 2017, 04:17:50 AM
Came across this on youtube

Ill be trying out these videos for sure

Bitcoin Geekend

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxGWV3wgUUwL1gQVXqS53Dg
legendary
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alan watts is all you need
newbie
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February 24, 2017, 03:03:43 PM
Afrikoin? I just wondering, why most of your post, almost 80% are so pessimistic? You're always writing something like, BTC will go down, Bears are coming whatever.. Its just getting annoying

shannen87 you should be great for services Afrikoin's been providing to the community.

He speaks his mind, what he said his backed by data and logic. If you don't agree with him there's no need to be annoyed.

Afrikoin should decide to be more bullish and stop using rational thinking. Haven't you heard that wishing the world to be as you would like makes it so? Invisible Genie theory of everything


My point is that everyone is entitled of having an opinion and you should not say to others what to think or believe (if you prefer), especially in this case where the person you are bashing at is providing a useful service to the community.

I believe pontikis was being sarcastic.
legendary
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February 24, 2017, 12:10:06 PM
Afrikoin? I just wondering, why most of your post, almost 80% are so pessimistic? You're always writing something like, BTC will go down, Bears are coming whatever.. Its just getting annoying

shannen87 you should be great for services Afrikoin's been providing to the community.

He speaks his mind, what he said his backed by data and logic. If you don't agree with him there's no need to be annoyed.

Afrikoin should decide to be more bullish and stop using rational thinking. Haven't you heard that wishing the world to be as you would like makes it so? Invisible Genie theory of everything


My point is that everyone is entitled of having an opinion and you should not say to others what to think or believe (if you prefer), especially in this case where the person you are bashing at is providing a useful service to the community.
newbie
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February 24, 2017, 09:48:51 AM
Afrikoin? I just wondering, why most of your post, almost 80% are so pessimistic? You're always writing something like, BTC will go down, Bears are coming whatever.. Its just getting annoying

shannen87 you should be great for services Afrikoin's been providing to the community.

He speaks his mind, what he said his backed by data and logic. If you don't agree with him there's no need to be annoyed.

Afrikoin should decide to be more bullish and stop using rational thinking. Haven't you heard that wishing the world to be as you would like makes it so? Invisible Genie theory of everything
legendary
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February 24, 2017, 09:11:44 AM
Afrikoin? I just wondering, why most of your post, almost 80% are so pessimistic? You're always writing something like, BTC will go down, Bears are coming whatever.. Its just getting annoying

shannen87 you should be great for services Afrikoin's been providing to the community.

He speaks his mind, what he said his backed by data and logic. If you don't agree with him there's no need to be annoyed.
donator
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February 24, 2017, 08:42:03 AM
Afrikoin? I just wondering, why most of your post, almost 80% are so pessimistic? You're always writing something like, BTC will go down, Bears are coming whatever.. Its just getting annoying

B Wave: bears are being ridiculed ;-)
legendary
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alan watts is all you need
February 24, 2017, 04:34:56 AM
forms of wave 4 - 5

everything should be clear(er) with these in mind


[images of waves]


Way too complicated for me, I only know how to draw straight lines  Grin

Ha ha

I havent seen charts from you in a while.

Plus, you were always bullish since 2015. You were right all along (bar the corrections).

legendary
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alan watts is all you need
February 24, 2017, 04:33:31 AM
legendary
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February 24, 2017, 04:21:52 AM
forms of wave 4 - 5

everything should be clear(er) with these in mind


[images of waves]


Way too complicated for me, I only know how to draw straight lines  Grin
legendary
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Imposition of ORder = Escalation of Chaos
February 24, 2017, 04:21:36 AM
Alan Watts would be an early adopter!

Alan Watts on money
legendary
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alan watts is all you need
February 24, 2017, 04:03:41 AM
legendary
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alan watts is all you need
February 24, 2017, 03:28:14 AM
forms of wave 4 - 5

everything should be clear(er) with these in mind












legendary
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alan watts is all you need
February 24, 2017, 03:03:58 AM
if i am correct this is the wave 4 i was waiting for

then we are in for a correction

before further upside (wave 5)

legendary
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alan watts is all you need
February 23, 2017, 04:09:02 PM
i love the guy! He has changed my life, opened my eyes to a whole new perspective on the universe.

What I like about him is that he uses rational thought, yet arrives at some exciting, astonishing stuff you would expect from maybe a yogi or some "new age hippies" who took too many psychedelics. Removes the need to believe in esoteric stuff (trust some teacher, dogma, religion,...) while you can still have nice things like a soul, "be god" ("the greatest taboo of our society"), "feel connected" and also practical things like "manage your ego", awareness, consciousness and all the stuff like that ;-). He's like a "rational guru".

(sorry to derail the thread, feel free to delete this offtopic stuff)

 I make exceptions for watts.

He does do this - explain the complexity of the universe into simple easy to grasp insights.

Part of it IMO has to do with his Eastern - Western influence. A bit of both.

I think another part of it must be his personality. He is the type of person who views the world, absorbs, processes, interprets, comes to rational conclusion, and communicates to a general audience. Yet all so profound!!

Ok, so i have alway thought he must be an intuitive and thinker (ENT or INT) and because he is open minded, P.

Here is what i just googled on a forum to assert my thoughts. From an INFJ thread

https://www.infjs.com/threads/is-alan-watts-an-infj.11673/


"""I've always thought he was an integrated intp.

introverted - self evident basically. takes the things around him and makes or relates it to internal symbols and models.

intuitive - creating patterns and finding general threads within the world

thinking - being analytical and clear

perceiving - holding the bigger picture


I hardly hear any NFs talk like him. but I do hear NTs who have gone through individuation. Much like an old physicist who writes poetry.""


Putting aside the debate on validity of MBTI, i always felt a connection with him and how he expresses his thoughts to the real world.

FYI, i have tested myself as ENTP.

PS: I am a BIG MBTI/Socionics junkie.

Anyway, just my ramblings
legendary
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alan watts is all you need
February 23, 2017, 04:00:08 PM
2222 posts!

I actually wrote 11956 posts here. (what the f..k, that's a lot of posts!), the 2222 is "activity", not sure exactly how that's calculated.

How would you describe the current excitement of this ATH versus the last one in 2013?

Much less exciting than 2013. At least for me personally, but it also feels like this is the case for the community at large. In general I have the impression that in the earlier times we were still "saving the world" and stuff. Now it seems to be more about "making money". Maybe that's normal and to be expected, but for me it dampens the excitement.

Here's a list of "times" in Bitcoin history I have witnessed in order of decreasing level of excitement:

  • most exciting time: definitely Jan to April 2013 ($266 high). Why? Bitcoin was making a comeback after it was called dead many times. Autumn/Winter 2011 was sooo painful and there was the fear that it was really over, that it just wouldn't work or not be accepted by anyone but a few cryptonerds and silverbugs. 2012 didn't give much hope, either. Scams, ponzis (remember pirateat40?) pricewise pretty much sideways well below the $32 ATH. The halfing didn't have any immediate effect (delayed effect expected by me, but not generally), but My god, it wasn't a good time, really. When that fear finally passed in early 2013, euphoria ensued. Clearly the first halfing did it's job and the future looked bright again. Also: cyprus and the media hype made it look possible that bitcoin might move into the consciousness of the masses as a safe haven and tool to stick it to the banksters.
  • second most exciting time: Summer 2011 (32$ high). Why? Gamer kids GPU-mined the shit out of bitcoin and it became increasingly clear to me that the hopes were correct and the incentives were working really well. Also bitcoin gained some exposure in media and Roger Ver put up billboards with huge BITCOIN ads in the states. Merchants started accepting and the silkroad and gambling had emerged as viable use cases.
  • third most exciting: $1 parity in early 2011. Why? I was new to bitcoin... everything was exciting, especially reaching $1 parity. Not a high, though: it kept right on going.
  • fourth most exciting: November 2013 ($1163). Why? What a surprise! What is this? The Chinese? Wow, this is really going global now.
  • fifth most exciting: Feb 2017 ($1xxx). Why only fifth place? Well, the biggest dampener is that this is happening at a time when Bitcoin has a really big problem and doesn't seem to be able to solve it and is bleeding users and value to alts. I can't help but think about how far we would've already gone had the scaling issue been solved (or kicked down the road) in 2015. The rally might also be largely built on sand (ETF) and/or turn out to be a pump & dump,.. too early to tell (I don't think so, btw, we still haven't seen the full effect of the latest halving in my mind)

note: these are my totally subjective personal impressions but I wouldn't be suprised if they matched the impressions of large parts of the community in general


The whole scaling debacle has me perplexed, politics always ruins everything...

The debate is quietly making a comeback

It is not pretty. And not good for price.

It seems we may settle for Segwit + Hardfork

Which worries me.
legendary
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alan watts is all you need
February 23, 2017, 03:56:27 PM
More of my wave 5 theory

2 possibilities of how wave 5 will form.

H& S

Ending diagonal/ Leading diagonal







Afrikoin? I just wondering, why most of your post, almost 80% are so pessimistic? You're always writing something like, BTC will go down, Bears are coming whatever.. Its just getting annoying

In bold...

Why?

I share both bullish and bearish charts. You can have your pick.

I am leaning bearish. Not now, but sometime after a top.

So in a way, i am both bullish and bearish.

I would say maybe it is because you are new here. I see you registered in 2017!

It takes time to appreciate that the market can go either way.

If its annoying you, do not bother coming here.

Or click ignore
sr. member
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February 23, 2017, 03:51:03 PM
More of my wave 5 theory

2 possibilities of how wave 5 will form.

H& S

Ending diagonal/ Leading diagonal







Afrikoin? I just wondering, why most of your post, almost 80% are so pessimistic? You're always writing something like, BTC will go down, Bears are coming whatever.. Its just getting annoying

Someone has to be a bear  Grin
full member
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February 23, 2017, 03:49:34 PM
More of my wave 5 theory

2 possibilities of how wave 5 will form.

H& S

Ending diagonal/ Leading diagonal







Afrikoin? I just wondering, why most of your post, almost 80% are so pessimistic? You're always writing something like, BTC will go down, Bears are coming whatever.. Its just getting annoying
legendary
Activity: 1540
Merit: 1003
alan watts is all you need
February 23, 2017, 03:49:27 PM
2222 posts!

I actually wrote 11956 posts here. (what the f..k, that's a lot of posts!), the 2222 is "activity", not sure exactly how that's calculated.

How would you describe the current excitement of this ATH versus the last one in 2013?

Much less exciting than 2013. At least for me personally, but it also feels like this is the case for the community at large. In general I have the impression that in the earlier times we were still "saving the world" and stuff. Now it seems to be more about "making money". Maybe that's normal and to be expected, but for me it dampens the excitement.

Here's a list of "times" in Bitcoin history I have witnessed in order of decreasing level of excitement:

  • most exciting time: definitely Jan to April 2013 ($266 high). Why? Bitcoin was making a comeback after it was called dead many times. Autumn/Winter 2011 was sooo painful and there was the fear that it was really over, that it just wouldn't work or not be accepted by anyone but a few cryptonerds and silverbugs. 2012 didn't give much hope, either. Scams, ponzis (remember pirateat40?) pricewise pretty much sideways well below the $32 ATH. The halfing didn't have any immediate effect (delayed effect expected by me, but not generally), but My god, it wasn't a good time, really. When that fear finally passed in early 2013, euphoria ensued. Clearly the first halfing did it's job and the future looked bright again. Also: cyprus and the media hype made it look possible that bitcoin might move into the consciousness of the masses as a safe haven and tool to stick it to the banksters.
  • second most exciting time: Summer 2011 (32$ high). Why? Gamer kids GPU-mined the shit out of bitcoin and it became increasingly clear to me that the hopes were correct and the incentives were working really well. Also bitcoin gained some exposure in media and Roger Ver put up billboards with huge BITCOIN ads in the states. Merchants started accepting and the silkroad and gambling had emerged as viable use cases.
  • third most exciting: $1 parity in early 2011. Why? I was new to bitcoin... everything was exciting, especially reaching $1 parity. Not a high, though: it kept right on going.
  • fourth most exciting: November 2013 ($1163). Why? What a surprise! What is this? The Chinese? Wow, this is really going global now.
  • fifth most exciting: Feb 2017 ($1xxx). Why only fifth place? Well, the biggest dampener is that this is happening at a time when Bitcoin has a really big problem and doesn't seem to be able to solve it and is bleeding users and value to alts. I can't help but think about how far we would've already gone had the scaling issue been solved (or kicked down the road) in 2015. The rally might also be largely built on sand (ETF) and/or turn out to be a pump & dump,.. too early to tell (I don't think so, btw, we still haven't seen the full effect of the latest halving in my mind)

note: these are my totally subjective personal impressions but I wouldn't be suprised if they matched the impressions of large parts of the community in general


Exactly why i asked (in bold).

Look at what i highlighted in bold, versus the Elliott Wave B theory (ie we are in a large fractal corrective B wave from $196 August 2015) and look at what wikipedia says about wave B.

i do not think this is a mere coincidence. For me, what you say chimes with what i have suspected.

The fundamentals of Bitcoin are not *ripe* for another bull cycle.

Here is wikipedia on wave B


""Wave B: Prices reverse higher, which many see as a resumption of the now long-gone bull market. Those familiar with classical technical analysis may see the peak as the right shoulder of a head and shoulders reversal pattern. The volume during wave B should be lower than in wave A. By this point, fundamentals are probably no longer improving, but they most likely have not yet turned negative.""


and of wave 5

""Wave 5: Wave five is the final leg in the direction of the dominant trend. The news is almost universally positive and everyone is bullish. Unfortunately, this is when many average investors finally buy in, right before the top. Volume is often lower in wave five than in wave three, and many momentum indicators start to show divergences (prices reach a new high but the indicators do not reach a new peak). At the end of a major bull market, bears may very well be ridiculed (recall how forecasts for a top in the stock market during 2000 were received).""

source

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elliott_wave_principle

I wish RynDiClem or eBoard were here to offer their counts.
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