Good video from Tyler Jenks who is a traditional money manager. He is known for what he calls hyper waves. It is really worth understanding what Hyper waves are, he describes these in his other videos.
BTW he is bearish now and believes we have not hit the bear market low.
very interesting
Hyperwave - $10 Million Bitcoin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-nBd9lO7AM
Also
https://medium.com/@lucidfunds/the-long-and-winding-road-to-10-million-bitcoin-4b1c83d26e5d
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 11832. (Read 26715851 times)
January 22, 2019, 03:25:42 PM
January 22, 2019, 03:18:48 PM
You set a target in your life. (That usually happens when you are in high school or earlier. The earlier the better.)
If you are smart, the target should be achievable.
Most people with average intelligence usually reach their goals in life. (Making decent money, having a decent salary job, wife&kids, a yacht etc)
If you are smarter, you achieve your target faster than the others. A lot faster. That makes the real difference. I am not that smart but I can identify a smart guy instantly. Most people don't have that talent. :p
If you are smart, the target should be achievable.
Most people with average intelligence usually reach their goals in life. (Making decent money, having a decent salary job, wife&kids, a yacht etc)
If you are smarter, you achieve your target faster than the others. A lot faster. That makes the real difference. I am not that smart but I can identify a smart guy instantly. Most people don't have that talent. :p
January 22, 2019, 03:13:36 PM
We live in an intelligence based economy, not strength based as we used to. IQ is the greatest predictor of the ability to make money.
January 22, 2019, 03:10:00 PM
Being efficient (cutting a tree with a chainsaw) is a different concept than being an ox (cutting it with a plastic knife) imo.
You need to be able to work hard but only when you need to. When it is worth it.
To accomplish great stuff, that usually means you need to work hard all the time. (again you need to know what/how to study and that in my opinion means intelligence)
You need to be able to work hard but only when you need to. When it is worth it.
To accomplish great stuff, that usually means you need to work hard all the time. (again you need to know what/how to study and that in my opinion means intelligence)
January 22, 2019, 03:03:55 PM
No one is asking for life to be fair. It isn't.
Just don't deceive yourself that you hit a home run because you happened to be born on third base.
Just don't deceive yourself that you hit a home run because you happened to be born on third base.
WTF are you talking about?
Is there a point you are trying to make? Has something held you back in life? Is that your excuse? Do yourself a favor and don't make excuses for yourself or others. Lets hold ourselves accountable. Life works SO MUCH better than way.
He's trying to explain to the dumbasses you are that saying something as stupid as "if you have time to complain you don't deserve to go up" that maybe, JUST MAYBE, there is a more systematic problem and that success is absolutely not linked to hardwork.
Shut the fuck up and get your head out of your ass.
Anyone saying that success is linked to hardwork deserves to be let alone in any third world country to see how their hardwork will be rewarded. Or in any poor family in any Western country.
Assholes.
Your argument about hard work is fucking retarded. Only an imbecile would make that argument, as even a child understands that chopping away at a tree with a plastic butter knife won't ever do anything. Will it be hard work? Yes. Does it accomplish anything? No.
If you're too stupid to stop repeating what hasn't worked for your entire life and complain about the outcome that's on you.
January 22, 2019, 02:56:42 PM
Anyone who has time to complain about wealth inequality doesn't really deserve moving upwards in the food chain, as they could've invested the same time on figuring out sensible goals for their life as well as some steps towards them.
QFT.
+1
What he said.
What if they used the time, then figured out the solutions and then realized every one of those solutions would get them killed so decided to just sit back and complain until someone else finds a better solution that doesn't get them killed?
I can't even figure out what you are getting at. Working on life will get you killed? I guess in some sense. In the long run, we're all dead.
Life is hard. Buck up, bucko - or get lapped by those willing to put in the work.
I dated a girl for a number of years.
Her father was wealthy and powerful. He owned 25+ houses that he rented out. He was also a drunk and highly abusive.
The mother eventually divorced him after a series of domestic violence incidents. The father decided to make the mother's life a living hell. He hired lawyers to sue the mother for everything under the sun, stalked the mother and tried to destroy her friendship networks. This went on for five years.
The mother grew deeply depressed and semi suicidal. My girlfriend and her sister at the age of 8 had to get the mother out of bed in the morning, get her dressed so the mother could drive them to school. Some days they couldn't get their mother out of bed so they missed school.
My girlfriend was incredibly smart and motivated but she missed a lot of school during that five year period. It affected her grades and she had to work hard to try to catch up. She also had the mental load of trying to parent her own mother through the divorce and aftermath. There is no doubt in my mind if she had had a normal, stable childhood, she would have been a surgeon or rocket scientist. Instead she will likely never achieve her full potential.
Let's not kid ourselves that everyone has equality of opportunity. Because they don't.
Your ex could have just given up, but she didn't. So she's better off than she would have been. And unless she's too old to move she still has plenty of opportunity to move upward. An average income is enough to retire as a (multi) millionaire if you invest a good bulk of it. Even if you start investing at 30-40.
P.S. You could also argue that those hardships made her more resilient against stress. Which could very well mean that it would be easier for her to achieve top 1% and higher goals than the average person. Would that mean that she had greater opportunities than others? And that the people without such hardships were dealt an unfair card?
January 22, 2019, 02:49:57 PM
BIS chief Agustín Carstens: Bitcoin must depart from PoW.
I like how bankers starting to sweat they know Bitcoin will eat their lunch
https://cointelegraph.com/news/major-central-bank-institution-bis-bitcoin-must-depart-from-proof-of-work
I like how bankers starting to sweat they know Bitcoin will eat their lunch
https://cointelegraph.com/news/major-central-bank-institution-bis-bitcoin-must-depart-from-proof-of-work
Yeah... and Carstens REALLY REALLY doesn't want to miss lunch.
January 22, 2019, 02:22:35 PM
Something that 'breaks the rules'.
That article making parallels between bittorrent and bitcoin really hit home, didn't it.
In some ways saying Bitcoin is the bittorrent of money is at least as accurate as saying bitcoin is the email of money. Both sayings are not enough though... this is bigger than both of them IMO.
January 22, 2019, 02:20:19 PM
StartupAnalyst 1 million fake internet points
January 22, 2019, 02:18:26 PM
Was going to buy another £300 worth of BTC tomorrow but the temperature has really started dropping in the UK so I probably should spend it on two new rear tyres as my tread depth is running rather low.
First world problems
Buy part worn tyresFirst world problems
Ditch the car.
January 22, 2019, 02:15:42 PM
https://twitter.com/officialmcafee/status/1087772979730239490
The McAfee 2020 Campaign is, as of this day, in exile. I am being charged with using Crypto Cu[rr]encies in criminal acts against the U. S. Government. More videos coming shortly. Stay tuned.
The McAfee 2020 Campaign is, as of this day, in exile. I am being charged with using Crypto Cu[rr]encies in criminal acts against the U. S. Government. More videos coming shortly. Stay tuned.
January 22, 2019, 02:14:14 PM
Was going to buy another £300 worth of BTC tomorrow but the temperature has really started dropping in the UK so I probably should spend it on two new rear tyres as my tread depth is running rather low.
First world problems
Buy part worn tyres First world problems
January 22, 2019, 02:12:37 PM
South Korean exchange CoinZest mistakenly gives away $5.3 million worth of crypto
https://news.bitcoin.com/airdrop-korean-exchange-send-btc/
"In what was supposed to be a routine airdrop, South Korean cryptocurrency exchange CoinZest is now forced to conduct a massive roll-back after mistakenly giving away around $5.3 million worth of cryptocurrencies, CryptoNews reports.
Last week, the exchange planned on airdropping hundreds of We Game Tokens (WGT) as part of a promotional event. However, users were instead credited with other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Citing a “computer error” as the cause of the blunder, the exchange’s servers went offline as the team scrambled to restore the databases to their original state, and attempting to reach customers, many of whom had already made fiat withdrawals on the funds. Most of the funds have since been reclaimed, but the exchange states that around $2.6 million hasn’t been returned.
Many believe that consumers withdrew the funds as soon as they received the incorrect crypto. One industry expert believes that there is “no way CoinZest can get the funds back from customers who have already made withdrawals.”
I wonder how much each person received.
EDIT : there were 10 users... each received $530k
https://news.bitcoin.com/airdrop-korean-exchange-send-btc/
"In what was supposed to be a routine airdrop, South Korean cryptocurrency exchange CoinZest is now forced to conduct a massive roll-back after mistakenly giving away around $5.3 million worth of cryptocurrencies, CryptoNews reports.
Last week, the exchange planned on airdropping hundreds of We Game Tokens (WGT) as part of a promotional event. However, users were instead credited with other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Citing a “computer error” as the cause of the blunder, the exchange’s servers went offline as the team scrambled to restore the databases to their original state, and attempting to reach customers, many of whom had already made fiat withdrawals on the funds. Most of the funds have since been reclaimed, but the exchange states that around $2.6 million hasn’t been returned.
Many believe that consumers withdrew the funds as soon as they received the incorrect crypto. One industry expert believes that there is “no way CoinZest can get the funds back from customers who have already made withdrawals.”
I wonder how much each person received.
EDIT : there were 10 users... each received $530k
so they did what could be labeled as a "reverseMtGox" stunt?
Whoaza!!!
600Watt. Thought that you fell off of the face of the bitcoin earth. What have you been doing? Ignoring Bitcoin?
January 22, 2019, 02:01:39 PM
The media will not be avoiding him.
January 22, 2019, 02:00:59 PM
....
10 years from now 10 will get even the roach laid!
10 years from now 10 will get even the roach laid!
Meantime, he makes do with a poured solid silver butt plug...
At least he is happy, sleeping with his silver bars.
January 22, 2019, 02:00:10 PM
Was going to buy another £300 worth of BTC tomorrow but the temperature has really started dropping in the UK so I probably should spend it on two new rear tyres as my tread depth is running rather low.
First world problems
First world problems
January 22, 2019, 01:55:24 PM
I have met McAfee.
Smart guy but throws off this vibe that something is clearly not right with him in the head.
Avoid.
Smart guy but throws off this vibe that something is clearly not right with him in the head.
Avoid.
January 22, 2019, 01:44:15 PM
https://twitter.com/officialmcafee/status/1087772979730239490
The McAfee 2020 Campaign is, as of this day, in exile. I am being charged with using Crypto Cu[rr]encies in criminal acts against the U. S. Government. More videos coming shortly. Stay tuned.
The McAfee 2020 Campaign is, as of this day, in exile. I am being charged with using Crypto Cu[rr]encies in criminal acts against the U. S. Government. More videos coming shortly. Stay tuned.
January 22, 2019, 01:37:16 PM
South Korean exchange CoinZest mistakenly gives away $5.3 million worth of crypto
https://news.bitcoin.com/airdrop-korean-exchange-send-btc/
"In what was supposed to be a routine airdrop, South Korean cryptocurrency exchange CoinZest is now forced to conduct a massive roll-back after mistakenly giving away around $5.3 million worth of cryptocurrencies, CryptoNews reports.
Last week, the exchange planned on airdropping hundreds of We Game Tokens (WGT) as part of a promotional event. However, users were instead credited with other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Citing a “computer error” as the cause of the blunder, the exchange’s servers went offline as the team scrambled to restore the databases to their original state, and attempting to reach customers, many of whom had already made fiat withdrawals on the funds. Most of the funds have since been reclaimed, but the exchange states that around $2.6 million hasn’t been returned.
Many believe that consumers withdrew the funds as soon as they received the incorrect crypto. One industry expert believes that there is “no way CoinZest can get the funds back from customers who have already made withdrawals.”
I wonder how much each person received.
EDIT : there were 10 users... each received $530k
https://news.bitcoin.com/airdrop-korean-exchange-send-btc/
"In what was supposed to be a routine airdrop, South Korean cryptocurrency exchange CoinZest is now forced to conduct a massive roll-back after mistakenly giving away around $5.3 million worth of cryptocurrencies, CryptoNews reports.
Last week, the exchange planned on airdropping hundreds of We Game Tokens (WGT) as part of a promotional event. However, users were instead credited with other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Citing a “computer error” as the cause of the blunder, the exchange’s servers went offline as the team scrambled to restore the databases to their original state, and attempting to reach customers, many of whom had already made fiat withdrawals on the funds. Most of the funds have since been reclaimed, but the exchange states that around $2.6 million hasn’t been returned.
Many believe that consumers withdrew the funds as soon as they received the incorrect crypto. One industry expert believes that there is “no way CoinZest can get the funds back from customers who have already made withdrawals.”
I wonder how much each person received.
EDIT : there were 10 users... each received $530k
so they did what could be labeled as a "reverseMtGox" stunt?
January 22, 2019, 01:34:43 PM
President and CEO of Nasdaq :
"Crypto Currencies Could Still Be a Global Currency of the Future"
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/new-chapters-innovation-disruption-written-2019-adena-friedman/
"Crypto Currencies Could Still Be a Global Currency of the Future"
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/new-chapters-innovation-disruption-written-2019-adena-friedman/
I glanced at that section, and it appears that she did not even use the word bitcoin or describe bitcoin specifically. Still a bit nervous to get into too many bitcoin specific details or to really describe how bitcoin is the real game changer, in this "crypto" space.
First sentence:
"It’s been more than a decade since bitcoin took the world by storm."
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