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legendary
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Be a bank
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Thank you for explaining my mistakes. I made one hat for the test. I think that almost everyone knows the user OgNasty.



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legendary
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diamond-handed zealot

That story makes little sense.
He makes 250K a year, yet cannot spend $300 a mo on a $20K car payment?
Something here does not compute.
I appreciate his dedication to the btc cause, though.

I think he makes 250K/yr...now
legendary
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Be a bank
legendary
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BTC + Crossfit, living life.
Bullshit not any attention is good, we could easily have Bitcoin go to zero and be replaced if the US decided to ban it and sanction any countries using it.

If the US does that, where do you think countries that are already sanctioned are going to turn for an alternative to the USD?

Chinese Yuan. 

Just sayin

Me mental intoxicated @ the moment
After apretif and 6 courses with wines i finally asked for my white russian with the coffee and they don’t have it
FML ..... and Then she Said i Will try and make it as good as I can
This NEW antwerp star resto is a must DO

Still waiting for it Wink
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Free spirit
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JayJuanGee, why do you constantly post this bullshit Anonymint quote over and over like he didn't just make it up out of thin air?  Do you think I create a Turbotax secondary user account for Anonymint to log onto my computer and spy on my financial statements?  That was from a Sidhujag + Anonymint rage post where the two of them were pretending bitcoin was going to go to $100k when it was $20k and I told them they were out of their minds and they got all upset.

Do you see Sidhujag (syscoin dev) posting anywhere in this thread nowadays?  Nope.  Probably because he's too embarrassed after being completely wrong and hodling from $20k to $3k.  The factual story is that I was all-in BTC at $200, then used leverage on top of that, and then unloaded all the leverage right at the peak of the pump to $800 and used 1/2 of the profit on silver.  I'm not a "hodler".  You can't sit in a leverage trade forever.  You have to get rid of it at some point.  

These dumbasses pretend exiting an overleveraged position at the top is somehow a bad idea and pretend like every single cent you own should all be invested in digital shitcoins and nothing else.  Centralized, built-in middlemen, non-fungible, worthless digital shitcoins are NOT my 'unit of account'.  Physical metals are.
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Degenerate bull hatter & Bitcoin monotheist
Bullshit not any attention is good, we could easily have Bitcoin go to zero and be replaced if the US decided to ban it and sanction any countries using it.

If the US does that, where do you think countries that are already sanctioned are going to turn for an alternative to the USD?

Chinese Yuan. 

Just sayin
legendary
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lose: unfind ... loose: untight
It's Saturday, before going out to dinner, good time to drink Hendricks / Coca-Cola and listening to The Marshall Tucker Band, Album: Carolina Dreams / 1977
(Southern Rock)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfuM1w_28KY

Regards. Wink

Gad! I say, old chap - how ghastly uncivilized! Who would deign to adulterate Hendricks with that noxious flavored sugar water? Color me appalled!


Just busting your chops. Whatever floats your boat... I guess.
legendary
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Let me tell you a story about the 14/15 bear market. My wife was in her masters program at the time and I needed $5k for tuition. $5k then was 22 BTC. I was in between clients and wasn’t going to be paid for 3 months. So I sold the BTC right? Wrong. I sold my car. Got $6k for it.

https://twitter.com/americanhodl/status/1091192275554562048
^HERO? Smiley

The rest of the story is hilarious (and inspiring) too:


What are you willing to sacrifice this bear market in order to win?

That story makes little sense.
He makes 250K a year, yet cannot spend $300 a mo on a $20K car payment?
Something here does not compute.
I appreciate his dedication to the btc cause, though.
legendary
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Guys, here, were not way too bullish in 2017.  Many guys were predicting $3k to $5k as the high price points, and $10k in some kind of outlandish scenario.  2017 Bitcoin prices left a vast majority of folks here, even the most pie in the sky bullish of them in the dust.

True story. I wasn't even _wishing_ for that high a spike.

Of course, that almost guarantees that it will be different next time.








Which direction is yet to be discovered.
legendary
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Finally, my Google news from general media is turning heavy bearish, and some friends started mocking me again for my btc investment (although with a lot of caution compared than before Smiley )
I think these are prerequisites for a bull run.

You must have a very short memory.  I think I was the only person on the forum posting anything bullish about bitcoin when it was $200.  The majority of bitcoin's existence has sentiment of despair and apathy.  What do you see right now?  A metric ton of dumbasses like Micgoossens posting lambo spam 24 hours a day.  The forum is like 99% bullish and 1% bearish lol. 

This might sound good if you have no idea how the bitcoin market works, but anyone that does knows bitcoin is a completely non-aggregate market controlled by a single entity operating on Bitfinex and trades solely as a pump and dump scam and nothing else.  The Bitfinex entity only attempts to raise the price if he can shake out everyone else first or if he believes there's someone to buy his pump at the top.  If the entire world is all-in on shitcoins just waiting to dump on him, the incentive to pump it doesn't exist.

legendary
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There is something a bit retarded for anyone claiming to be BTC bullish to want the BTC price to sink an additional more than 70% after it has already gone down 85%. 

Wishers gonna wish.

Where's that gif of the guy running after the departing train?
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
Finally, my Google news from general media is turning heavy bearish, and some friends started mocking me again for my btc investment (although with a lot of caution compared than before Smiley )
I think these are prerequisites for a bull run.

You must have a very short memory.  I think I was the only person on the forum posting anything bullish about bitcoin when it was $200.  The majority of bitcoin's existence has sentiment of despair and apathy.  What do you see right now?  A metric ton of dumbasses like Micgoossens posting lambo spam 24 hours a day.  The forum is like 99% bullish and 1% bearish lol.

At this point in time, I am not going to search through your post history to show the extent to which you are full of shit in your claims, but it still seems worth asking you for one point of clarification about your selling all of your BTC in the $500 to $600 price range.   I personally had remembered (and of course my memory could be off a little bit) that you sold all your BTC on the way down, meaning that you got completely out of BTC and into gold and silver in about mid-to-late 2014. 

If I am wrong in my memory about that, which I doubt that I am, then alternatively, you would have gotten out out of BTC and into those stupid ass PMs in the late 2016 time frame... which would have been around the time of the bitfinex "hack,"  which might explain why you are both so bitter about bitfinex, and still stuck on your stupid ass broken record assertions that bitfinex, in some way, still (as if it ever did) controls the BTC price with its supposed shenanigans. 

Maybe you can clarify these timeline matters in terms of your supposed bullishness?  I doubt that you will clarify, because just like any experienced (or trained) troll, you are in the habit of creating talking points and loose ends rather than providing actual information or clarifications.

This might sound good if you have no idea how the bitcoin market works, but anyone that does knows bitcoin is a completely non-aggregate market controlled by a single entity operating on Bitfinex and trades solely as a pump and dump scam and nothing else.  The Bitfinex entity only attempts to raise the price if he can shake out everyone else first or if he believes there's someone to buy his pump at the top.  If the entire world is all-in on shitcoins just waiting to dump on him, the incentive to pump it doesn't exist.

When are you going to move on from this worn out bitfinex conspiracy talking point?  Do you realize that such ongoing bitfinex conspiracy talking point carries little to no weight these days?
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https://paywithmoon.com
Demo video: https://twitter.com/i/status/1091163062701309956
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Let me tell you a story about the 14/15 bear market. My wife was in her masters program at the time and I needed $5k for tuition. $5k then was 22 BTC. I was in between clients and wasn’t going to be paid for 3 months. So I sold the BTC right? Wrong. I sold my car. Got $6k for it.

https://twitter.com/americanhodl/status/1091192275554562048
^HERO? Smiley

The rest of the story is hilarious (and inspiring) too:



What are you willing to sacrifice this bear market in order to win?
I'm selling my boat. Rather too cheaply too, but better to get rid of it quick than let it sit for a year waiting for someone with more money than sense. Got what I needed from it, was an expensive trip, but worth it.

Not selling my OTHER boat. My old man took it over and it will be freely available to the family whenever someone wants to use it.
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I do not believe too much news so drawn to this post I can say. Because usually all being unfounded. We have to wonder if what we know right now you need time to release too early for a decision Markets.

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Finally, my Google news from general media is turning heavy bearish, and some friends started mocking me again for my btc investment (although with a lot of caution compared than before Smiley )
I think these are prerequisites for a bull run.

You must have a very short memory.  I think I was the only person on the forum posting anything bullish about bitcoin when it was $200.  The majority of bitcoin's existence has sentiment of despair and apathy.  What do you see right now?  A metric ton of dumbasses like Micgoossens posting lambo spam 24 hours a day.  The forum is like 99% bullish and 1% bearish lol.  

This might sound good if you have no idea how the bitcoin market works, but anyone that does knows bitcoin is a completely non-aggregate market controlled by a single entity operating on Bitfinex and trades solely as a pump and dump scam and nothing else.  The Bitfinex entity only attempts to raise the price if he can shake out everyone else first or if he believes there's someone to buy his pump at the top.  If the entire world is all-in on shitcoins just waiting to dump on him, the incentive to pump it doesn't exist.
legendary
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Dan Morehead of Pantera Capital on Why This Crypto Winter Is Different (20 minute podcast)

https://unchainedpodcast.com/dan-morehead-of-pantera-capital-on-why-this-crypto-winter-is-different/

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Dan Morehead, CEO of Pantera Capital, explains why this crypto bear market is different from the previous one his firm endured, what he believes will give institutional money the confidence to enter the space, and how Pantera’s investing approach has changed in this downturn. We also discuss what types of projects and companies Pantera is investing in, how regulatory uncertainty is affecting development of the space, and where innovation is happening. The answer may surprise you.
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