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From the Top 20 Days thread:

Quote from: DirtyKeyboard on March 08, 2024, 07:10:38 PM

Rank   BitStamp  USD/BTC
   1  2024-03-08  68221 USD
   2  2021-11-09  67483 USD
   3  2024-03-07  67191 USD
   4  2024-03-06  66315 USD
   5  2021-11-10  66256 USD
   6  2024-03-04  65970 USD
   7  2021-11-08  65762 USD
   8  2021-10-20  65702 USD
   9  2021-11-15  65064 USD
  10  2024-03-05  65034 USD
  11  2021-11-11  64931 USD
  12  2021-10-21  64502 USD
  13  2021-11-14  64456 USD
  14  2021-11-13  64113 USD
  15  2021-11-12  63900 USD
  16  2021-04-14  63315 USD
  17  2021-10-19  63168 USD
  18  2021-04-15  62949 USD
  19  2021-10-25  62745 USD
  20  2021-11-03  62608 USD
  21  2024-03-03  62489 USD
  22  2021-11-02  62447 USD
  23  2021-11-07  62216 USD
  24  2021-04-13  62143 USD
  25  2024-02-29  62117 USD
  26  2024-03-01  62097 USD
  27  2021-10-22  62069 USD
  28  2024-03-02  62027 USD
  29  2021-10-26  61895 USD
  30  2021-11-04  61789 USD
  31  2021-10-18  61675 USD
  32  2021-10-30  61605 USD
  33  2021-10-29  61534 USD
  34  2021-04-16  61478 USD
  35  2021-11-05  61449 USD
  36  2021-11-01  61302 USD
  37  2021-10-16  61253 USD
  38  2021-04-17  61112 USD
  39  2021-10-31  61085 USD
  40  2021-10-23  61064 USD
  41  2021-11-06  60862 USD
  42  2021-11-16  60734 USD
  43  2021-10-17  60685 USD
  44  2021-10-24  60481 USD
  45  2021-03-14  60429 USD
  46  2024-02-28  60403 USD
  47  2021-04-12  60169 USD
  48  2021-10-15  60134 USD
  49  2021-10-28  60131 USD
  50  2021-04-10  60037 USD
  51  2021-11-17  59813 USD
  52  2021-04-11  59797 USD
  53  2021-03-13  59670 USD
  54  2021-04-02  59378 USD
  55  2021-10-27  59370 USD
  56  2021-11-21  59185 USD
  57  2021-04-01  58826 USD
  58  2021-03-20  58820 USD
  59  2021-11-20  58791 USD
  60  2021-11-18  58687 USD
  61  2021-05-08  58665 USD
  62  2021-03-31  58640 USD
  63  2021-04-03  58586 USD
  64  2021-03-18  58586 USD
  65  2021-03-30  58473 USD
  66  2021-11-25  58316 USD
  67  2021-04-06  58307 USD
  68  2021-03-19  58307 USD
  69  2021-04-05  58289 USD
  70  2021-04-09  58229 USD
  71  2021-05-03  57906 USD
  72  2021-05-09  57902 USD
  73  2021-05-01  57825 USD
  74  2021-11-29  57636 USD
  75  2021-10-14  57623 USD
  76  2021-04-04  57572 USD
  77  2021-11-30  57431 USD
  78  2021-12-01  57380 USD
  79  2021-11-22  57339 USD
  80  2021-04-08  57275 USD
  81  2021-03-29  57263 USD
  82  2021-03-21  57207 USD
  83  2021-11-19  57203 USD
  84  2021-02-21  57158 USD
  85  2021-03-15  57137 USD
  86  2021-05-07  57025 USD
  87  2021-11-23  57006 USD
  88  2021-05-10  56970 USD
  89  2021-05-06  56806 USD
  90  2021-10-11  56802 USD
  91  2021-05-02  56788 USD
  92  2024-02-27  56716 USD
  93  2021-03-12  56712 USD
  94  2021-11-24  56694 USD
  95  2021-04-07  56684 USD
  96  2021-12-02  56681 USD
  97  2021-03-11  56339 USD
  98  2021-10-12  56336 USD
  99  2021-02-20  56335 USD
 100  2021-03-17  56333 USD
     * * Chart Explanation * *

Top of the heap.

Bang go BTC go!

It was very nice to see this.

Also the 70.2k was sweet. my jinx has now passed. the 2021 april prediction of 70k in may of 2021 has finally happened.

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From the Top 20 Days thread:

Quote from: DirtyKeyboard on March 08, 2024, 07:10:38 PM

Rank   BitStamp  USD/BTC
   1  2024-03-08  68221 USD
   2  2021-11-09  67483 USD
   3  2024-03-07  67191 USD
   4  2024-03-06  66315 USD
   5  2021-11-10  66256 USD
   6  2024-03-04  65970 USD
   7  2021-11-08  65762 USD
   8  2021-10-20  65702 USD
   9  2021-11-15  65064 USD
  10  2024-03-05  65034 USD
  11  2021-11-11  64931 USD
  12  2021-10-21  64502 USD
  13  2021-11-14  64456 USD
  14  2021-11-13  64113 USD
  15  2021-11-12  63900 USD
  16  2021-04-14  63315 USD
  17  2021-10-19  63168 USD
  18  2021-04-15  62949 USD
  19  2021-10-25  62745 USD
  20  2021-11-03  62608 USD
  21  2024-03-03  62489 USD
  22  2021-11-02  62447 USD
  23  2021-11-07  62216 USD
  24  2021-04-13  62143 USD
  25  2024-02-29  62117 USD
  26  2024-03-01  62097 USD
  27  2021-10-22  62069 USD
  28  2024-03-02  62027 USD
  29  2021-10-26  61895 USD
  30  2021-11-04  61789 USD
  31  2021-10-18  61675 USD
  32  2021-10-30  61605 USD
  33  2021-10-29  61534 USD
  34  2021-04-16  61478 USD
  35  2021-11-05  61449 USD
  36  2021-11-01  61302 USD
  37  2021-10-16  61253 USD
  38  2021-04-17  61112 USD
  39  2021-10-31  61085 USD
  40  2021-10-23  61064 USD
  41  2021-11-06  60862 USD
  42  2021-11-16  60734 USD
  43  2021-10-17  60685 USD
  44  2021-10-24  60481 USD
  45  2021-03-14  60429 USD
  46  2024-02-28  60403 USD
  47  2021-04-12  60169 USD
  48  2021-10-15  60134 USD
  49  2021-10-28  60131 USD
  50  2021-04-10  60037 USD
  51  2021-11-17  59813 USD
  52  2021-04-11  59797 USD
  53  2021-03-13  59670 USD
  54  2021-04-02  59378 USD
  55  2021-10-27  59370 USD
  56  2021-11-21  59185 USD
  57  2021-04-01  58826 USD
  58  2021-03-20  58820 USD
  59  2021-11-20  58791 USD
  60  2021-11-18  58687 USD
  61  2021-05-08  58665 USD
  62  2021-03-31  58640 USD
  63  2021-04-03  58586 USD
  64  2021-03-18  58586 USD
  65  2021-03-30  58473 USD
  66  2021-11-25  58316 USD
  67  2021-04-06  58307 USD
  68  2021-03-19  58307 USD
  69  2021-04-05  58289 USD
  70  2021-04-09  58229 USD
  71  2021-05-03  57906 USD
  72  2021-05-09  57902 USD
  73  2021-05-01  57825 USD
  74  2021-11-29  57636 USD
  75  2021-10-14  57623 USD
  76  2021-04-04  57572 USD
  77  2021-11-30  57431 USD
  78  2021-12-01  57380 USD
  79  2021-11-22  57339 USD
  80  2021-04-08  57275 USD
  81  2021-03-29  57263 USD
  82  2021-03-21  57207 USD
  83  2021-11-19  57203 USD
  84  2021-02-21  57158 USD
  85  2021-03-15  57137 USD
  86  2021-05-07  57025 USD
  87  2021-11-23  57006 USD
  88  2021-05-10  56970 USD
  89  2021-05-06  56806 USD
  90  2021-10-11  56802 USD
  91  2021-05-02  56788 USD
  92  2024-02-27  56716 USD
  93  2021-03-12  56712 USD
  94  2021-11-24  56694 USD
  95  2021-04-07  56684 USD
  96  2021-12-02  56681 USD
  97  2021-03-11  56339 USD
  98  2021-10-12  56336 USD
  99  2021-02-20  56335 USD
 100  2021-03-17  56333 USD
     * * Chart Explanation * *

Top of the heap.

Hueristic

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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it

Didn't get to see it in Imax, had car issues so went to the local theater.
Fuck.

ChartBuddy

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Quote from: Biodom on March 08, 2024, 12:53:34 PM

OT: anybody in favor of Sub-Zero fridge? The darned thing is $13.8K around here, lol.
My better half is following btc chart now and it makes her "excite", as Borat would say.
To me, any fridge is a good fridge....

Ones with LG linear compressors are not.

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A Bitcoiner chooses. A slave obeys.

Quote from: Gachapin on March 08, 2024, 03:55:19 PM

Quote from: JimboToronto on March 08, 2024, 01:51:11 PM

Quote from: heslo on March 08, 2024, 01:26:53 PM

Quote from: Biodom on March 08, 2024, 12:53:34 PM

OT: anybody in favor of Sub-Zero fridge? The darned thing is $13.8K around here, lol.
My better half is following btc chart now and it makes her "excite", as Borat would say.
To me, any fridge is a good fridge....

I've worked on a few houses with people that had one. Yeah, they look impressive enough but to me, a fridge is a fridge. I'd rather spend it on a car or keep it in BTC haha. But you know the saying... happy wife, happy life :p

Fridge? Car? They're both just machines.

I find it amusing that some people actually get personally attached to machines.

yep. objectophilia in extreme cases

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrNBEhzjg8I

like this?

Biodom

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Quote from: BitcoinBunny on March 08, 2024, 04:00:15 PM

Doubt I would ever buy a car over £20,000 again, unless we have more hyper inflation of course.
But for now it's about the limit to spend out of my dirty poop fiat funds.

The jokes about Lambos were funny. But I would NEVER, EVER buy one.
Even if suddenly MicroStrategy's BTC were deposited into my wallet.

The more I have, the less I am wanting to spend as I guess when you get older you also realise several things:

1) Buying things with debt is terrible.
2) Spending more than you need on something is an utter waste of money and frankly often time also.
3) Having too many things becomes very stressful
4) Time moves faster than you can possibly enjoy stuff
5) The latest stuff is often not the best or what you really need
(I had my last iPhone for 6 years, it was always the oldest and smallest phone when I was in a group of people, but I felt good getting long term value out of it)

If someone throws free money at me, I would take it:
1. One cc had this offer: spend 6K in 3 mo and get $900 cashback, then no interest for 15 mo plus 1.5% cashback on all spend. I understand that they want to lure you in, but they can't if you are disciplined, pay off the initial spend by the deadline and payoff every time from then on. More then $1K in my pocket and no additional responsibilities.
2. Another card: small opening credit, like $200, but then almost 24 mo with no interest and 2% goes to IRAs.
3. Agree with the latest stuff might not be the best-did not change the phone for a few years-no need.
4. I don't have and don't need many things, just basics; the house got plenty of open spaces, and we actually threw away or put in the attic at least 20-30% of the stuff that got accumulated over the last 15-20 years.

LFC_Bitcoin

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@satsquo
Beat this screenshot.
I’m getting this framed.

https://x.com/satsquo/status/1766197572996133097

Phil_S

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We choose to go to the moon

Some voxelart I found on twitter (long time ago, in 2021):

TheJuice

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Congrats to the HODLERs. We did it! Loved seeing 70k fall this morning and holding about the prior ATH. Will be a fun bull market, especially since we have the halving around the corner. TICK TOK

LONG LIVE THE LONGS.

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Doubt I would ever buy a car over £20,000 again, unless we have more hyper inflation of course.
But for now it's about the limit to spend out of my dirty poop fiat funds.

The jokes about Lambos were funny. But I would NEVER, EVER buy one.
Even if suddenly MicroStrategy's BTC were deposited into my wallet.

The more I have, the less I am wanting to spend as I guess when you get older you also realise several things:

1) Buying things with debt is terrible.
2) Spending more than you need on something is an utter waste of money and frankly often time also.
3) Having too many things becomes very stressful
4) Time moves faster than you can possibly enjoy stuff
5) The latest stuff is often not the best or what you really need
(I had my last iPhone for 6 years, it was always the oldest and smallest phone when I was in a group of people, but I felt good getting long term value out of it)

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bitcoin retard

Quote from: JimboToronto on March 08, 2024, 01:51:11 PM

Quote from: heslo on March 08, 2024, 01:26:53 PM

Quote from: Biodom on March 08, 2024, 12:53:34 PM

OT: anybody in favor of Sub-Zero fridge? The darned thing is $13.8K around here, lol.
My better half is following btc chart now and it makes her "excite", as Borat would say.
To me, any fridge is a good fridge....

I've worked on a few houses with people that had one. Yeah, they look impressive enough but to me, a fridge is a fridge. I'd rather spend it on a car or keep it in BTC haha. But you know the saying... happy wife, happy life :p

Fridge? Car? They're both just machines.

I find it amusing that some people actually get personally attached to machines.

yep. objectophilia in extreme cases

Phil_S

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We choose to go to the moon

In other moon news:

NYT: Why It’s So Challenging to Land Upright on the Moon

BitcoinBunny

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Far, Far, Far Right Thug

Funny how we were hearing that there will only be a few Bitcoin ETFs that will survive in the long run.
So far it looks like all of them will be profitable anyway ($50 million+ is usually profitable apparently).

Why would any disappear? Huh

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Quote from: BitcoinBunny on March 08, 2024, 03:28:04 PM

Whichever clown you support in the UK and US elections this year, it is clear we are going to be stuck with a bunch of nincompoop politicians who don't embrace Bitcoin or even mention it or in most cases probably don't even know about it. Maybe it's better that way.

Undoubtedly better. The only likely public position politicians are likely to take with Bitcoin is to try and curtail it. Likely the only thing that keeps them from doing so is that it's better for political corruption on a personal level.

BitcoinBunny

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Whichever clown you support in the UK and US elections this year, it is clear we are going to be stuck with a bunch of nincompoop politicians who don't embrace Bitcoin or even mention it or in most cases probably don't even know about it. Maybe it's better that way.

But still, I find that truly astonishing when it's clear what is now happening in the money markets.

BTC: 7 weeks to get to the same level of ETF inflows as it took gold over 3 years.

Madness, Bitcoin is moving faster than I ever thought possible.

For a few years I've been wondering if my original sell (a little piece to retire) target of $7.5 million was actually still going to happen but NOW I think it's quite a conservative valuation for around 2035.

Hopefully, the Dollar / Pound hasn't debased by another 50% by then!

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Quote from: LFC_Bitcoin on March 08, 2024, 11:03:48 AM

I was watching Stamp, saw over $70,000.

Feels good to see an ATH before the halving, could mean we are in for a super cycle.

$70,000 is nothing though, we will need moon suits where we’re going this time.

nah...

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