Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 11900. (Read 26712988 times)
January 14, 2019, 06:59:48 PM
Is it like this?
January 14, 2019, 06:51:26 PM
fuck. Homer I'm really sorry
xhomerx10 obviously always was on DT2 and remains there.
xhomerx10 obviously always was on DT2 and remains there.
No worries; I am not offended in the slightest nor have I always been DT2. Negative trust can be a good indication of an account being hacked or tagged for scamming but that's about it. In a perfect world, green trust would mean good things but in reality this isn't the case. As you know, DT has been abused but it appears to be on the mend... time will tell.
January 14, 2019, 06:44:06 PM
great catch ... I think this would almost totally explain the Bart patterns (buy here, sell there and use bitcoin blockchain for Int'l TX/Settlement)
January 14, 2019, 06:42:57 PM
2020 Toyota Supra launched at the Detroit Motor Show
https://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/a23708438/2020-toyota-supra/
https://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/a23708438/2020-toyota-supra/
Has a modern E-type feel to my eye, especially with the in-line 6
January 14, 2019, 06:39:57 PM
^ Just so you can finally shut up repeating the same old argument over and over. Yes, we are going to a cashless society. That is probably already irreversible, it's just a matter of time.
No, I don't think states are supporting Bitcoin for that nor they really need to but if that were the case it would go to the moon first.
Now just fucking stop FFS.
No, I don't think states are supporting Bitcoin for that nor they really need to but if that were the case it would go to the moon first.
Now just fucking stop FFS.
January 14, 2019, 06:38:04 PM
January 14, 2019, 06:37:04 PM
^Do you deny that's the 100% objective reality of the situation? I mean, it's also possible the single entity that controls bitcoin price on Bitfinex is Bitmain, and they try to prop it up to prevent going bankrupt, but I don't think they have the financial means to risk a huge pump that might fail and backfire on them now. Bitmain would attempt a pump if they can get everyone to dump first, but it's never gonna happen. There's way too many hodlers now.
January 14, 2019, 06:36:25 PM
^
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.49235262
please do read this, then talk to your master
little old senile being of a "human", I don't really know about "human", but let's assume
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.49235262
please do read this, then talk to your master
little old senile being of a "human", I don't really know about "human", but let's assume
January 14, 2019, 06:34:12 PM
Trollgoossens, did you notice there was no real capitulation so far like in the 2014/2015 bear market? Now, I'm not sure the small Micgoossens brain can understand this or not, but bitcoin trades 100% identical to a pump and dump. It's also a fact the market is entirely controlled by a single entity on Bitfinex.
Since it trades exactly like a pump and dump, this single entity would never attempt to pump the price higher unless he can shake out the majority of market participants and force them to try and buy-in higher. That means there will not be any price rise from this entity unless a shakeout occurs if his goal is to try and profit because he doesn't want everyone to dump on him. That is, unless the single entity controlling the price is the US govt/ESF or something and they don't care about losing money and want the price to go up to trick people into a cashless society slavery system.
Since it trades exactly like a pump and dump, this single entity would never attempt to pump the price higher unless he can shake out the majority of market participants and force them to try and buy-in higher. That means there will not be any price rise from this entity unless a shakeout occurs if his goal is to try and profit because he doesn't want everyone to dump on him. That is, unless the single entity controlling the price is the US govt/ESF or something and they don't care about losing money and want the price to go up to trick people into a cashless society slavery system.
January 14, 2019, 06:34:08 PM
^
that INB4 was for in already ( as posted already)
that INB4 was for in already ( as posted already)
No. I have never really understood the exact meaning of the INB4 expressions, but it seems to mean something like current moment is before something that would probably happen in the future. So, according the crazy inflation of your post now is before and in the future there will be Bitcoin pentimillionaries if that comes to reality. Something like that.
It's hard to explain some obscure expression when english is not even my language lol
January 14, 2019, 06:32:48 PM
^
that INB4 was for in already ( as posted already)
Ah no, I used inb4 more along the lines of "in before the event plays out" as opposed to trying to say that you've reposted (which I neither know nor care about). that INB4 was for in already ( as posted already)
January 14, 2019, 06:31:24 PM
Guys the Russians are not coming. That’s a Twitter circle jerk, nothing more.
just for the power of HOPIUM
January 14, 2019, 06:30:16 PM
^
that INB4 was for in already ( as posted already)
that INB4 was for in already ( as posted already)
January 14, 2019, 06:27:32 PM
Not sure if it was posted before. Just entertaining the idea of a Trillion Dollar Bitcoin. That would imply a value of $10,000 per Satoshi. And thus either food prices in the hundreds of thousands or Bitcoin only existing among the ultra hyper mega wealthy Billionaires to Pentillionaires.
If that ever happened traditional fiat currencies would either be dead and Bitcoin would be the de facto global currency, or it'd be only used to purchase whole countries on planets or some shit like that.
Either never going to happen (most likely) or not in our lifetimes, but sure fun to think about the potential implications of such a valuation.
If that ever happened traditional fiat currencies would either be dead and Bitcoin would be the de facto global currency, or it'd be only used to purchase whole countries on planets or some shit like that.
Either never going to happen (most likely) or not in our lifetimes, but sure fun to think about the potential implications of such a valuation.
January 14, 2019, 06:27:04 PM
Also just read small BOB post
@BOB don’t you dare leaving us!
^@BOB don’t you dare leaving us!
^^
just to be sure he see this
do not leave us < ------- NO HOMO!!!
January 14, 2019, 06:26:34 PM
Guys the Russians are not coming. That’s a Twitter circle jerk, nothing more.
January 14, 2019, 06:26:06 PM
Welcome mate. How has your ride been since then?
Great fun. Got some stories saved for opsec-friendlier places...
Even then though, people were saying it was too late, all the gains had happened. But its not just about when you get in, but for how long you stay in. Orders of magnitude increases, like compound interest, soon get very real. Lots of people had thousands, tens of thousands of coins but let them slip away. Look at the bearwhale: 30,000 coins dumped at $300. Unimaginable amounts. Except that just 300 coins would have had 2/3rds equivalent $$$ at our ATH a couple of short years later. Two orders are certainly possible again. No one knows. This is just the most asymmetric bet of our times.
Thanks also for the generous welcome, vapourminer, kurious, and LFC.
edit: and d-eddie, hi
January 14, 2019, 06:14:53 PM
^
my sincere excuses
if it was posted already co brother in HAT
my sincere excuses
if it was posted already co brother in HAT
January 14, 2019, 06:11:02 PM
Inb4 Bitcoin Pentillionaires.
January 14, 2019, 06:09:24 PM
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2019/01/14/russia-plans-tackle-us-sanctions-bitcoin-investment-says-kremlin/
Quote
Russia is preparing an investment in Bitcoin to replace the US dollar as a reserve currency in a bid to tackle US sanctions, according to a Russian economist with close ties to the Kremlin.
Cryptocurrencies have seen a surge of interest in Russia, with President Vladimir Putin expressing interest in the digital assets in recent months. Mr Ginko believes Bitcoin and the wider cryptocurrency industry now account for 8pc of Russia’s GDP, and investment to bolster the country’s reserves with Bitcoin could start as soon as February.
“[The] Russian government is about to make a step to start diversifying financial reserves into Bitcoin since Russia [is] forced by US sanctions to dump US Treasury bonds and [take] back US dollars,” Mr Ginko said.
“These sanctions and the will to adopt modern financial technologies lead Russia to the way of investing its reserves into Bitcoin.”
Cryptocurrencies have seen a surge of interest in Russia, with President Vladimir Putin expressing interest in the digital assets in recent months. Mr Ginko believes Bitcoin and the wider cryptocurrency industry now account for 8pc of Russia’s GDP, and investment to bolster the country’s reserves with Bitcoin could start as soon as February.
“[The] Russian government is about to make a step to start diversifying financial reserves into Bitcoin since Russia [is] forced by US sanctions to dump US Treasury bonds and [take] back US dollars,” Mr Ginko said.
“These sanctions and the will to adopt modern financial technologies lead Russia to the way of investing its reserves into Bitcoin.”
Were those russian barts? Unlikely, but possible.
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