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Chartbuddy provides a chart which shows the change of the market depth with time.
World times are also listed for several major cities.
Chartbuddy provides a chart which shows the change of the market depth with time.
World times are also listed for several major cities.
Could you provide more details on how Chartbuddy visualizes the change in market depth over time?
I'm particularly interested in understanding how the bids and asks are displayed, and how the concept of 'walls' in the chart helps in assessing market sentiment or potential market manipulation. Additionally, how does the chart handle the spread, and what role do the world times play in this context?
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June 5th
Not so bearish with 47200
You know who I am speaking to
😝 🫣
Not so bearish with 47200
You know who I am speaking to
😝 🫣5th June lucky day 🫣
Go run like $472K 😝
January 14, 2024, 11:37:41 PM
NEW: Due to its competitive cost structure and extended runway, Riot Blockchain is the most well-positioned #Bitcoin ⛏️ miner to tackle the next halving.
Other miners will likely face increasing pressure, mainly due to large non-operating (SG&A) expenses.
Details
Halving is coming.
Other miners will likely face increasing pressure, mainly due to large non-operating (SG&A) expenses.
Details
Halving is coming.
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OT: beware of a "new" scam...you get a call and an "electronic" voice keeps saying "hello, hello, hello".
I expect whatever you say, if it is more than "yes" or "hello", will be recorded and then used in a potential scam.
Banks keep saying..your voice is your password...riiiiight.
A potential "Great filter"...everyone would be scammed to smithereens...as no remote interaction with people you supposedly know would be possible.
It's time to develop countermeasures.
I expect whatever you say, if it is more than "yes" or "hello", will be recorded and then used in a potential scam.
Banks keep saying..your voice is your password...riiiiight.
A potential "Great filter"...everyone would be scammed to smithereens...as no remote interaction with people you supposedly know would be possible.
It's time to develop countermeasures.
Imagine an AI trained on your voice calling you and pretending it's you from the future 😂
January 14, 2024, 10:09:52 PM
OT: beware of a "new" scam...you get a call and an "electronic" voice keeps saying "hello, hello, hello".
I expect whatever you say, if it is more than "yes" or "hello", will be recorded and then used in a potential scam.
Banks keep saying..your voice is your password...riiiiight.
A potential "Great filter"...everyone would be scammed to smithereens...as no remote interaction with people you supposedly know would be possible.
It's time to develop countermeasures.
I expect whatever you say, if it is more than "yes" or "hello", will be recorded and then used in a potential scam.
Banks keep saying..your voice is your password...riiiiight.
A potential "Great filter"...everyone would be scammed to smithereens...as no remote interaction with people you supposedly know would be possible.
It's time to develop countermeasures.
January 14, 2024, 10:01:21 PM
January 14, 2024, 09:27:03 PM
....... hopefully they (referring to the sirazimuth heirs) are at least smart enough to ditch the ledger..
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You're absolutely right Jay.
Yeah, I spoke to the nice representative about moving my coins from that piece of shit Ledger to a safer location.
It was a number that popped up on my screen so I called it right away.
A very nice, polite fellow with a strange accent answered promptly. He told me Ledgers indeed suck and to just enter my seed into the top secret field
in the extra secure browser link they sent me. And they would secure my coins so I would never have to worry about
losing them to nefarious characters on the internet ever again. Phew! What a relief!
https://soundcloud.com/sirazimuth/amazon-scammer3
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the Sunday evening wall report
steady as she goes
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steady as she goes
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stronghands
January 14, 2024, 08:14:12 PM
R.I.P.
Joyce Randolph = Trixie of the honeymooners.
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/14/obituaries/joyce-randolph-dead.html
She was 99.
Hell my grandparents are long gone. But they would be.
137
127. on my dads side
124
118 on my moms side.
my dad would be 102
my mom would be 95
shit 67 in a little bit.
time marches on.
Joyce Randolph = Trixie of the honeymooners.
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/14/obituaries/joyce-randolph-dead.html
She was 99.
Hell my grandparents are long gone. But they would be.
137
127. on my dads side
124
118 on my moms side.
my dad would be 102
my mom would be 95
shit 67 in a little bit.
time marches on.
As we are about same age, your post got me thinking...
Grandma (on Mom's side passed at 101) would be 123.
Grandpa, her hubby, passed in 1970 around age 70-something. Grandma was a widow for 31 years! Huh! Maybe that's why she lived so long, lol.
I kid. Grandpa was a cool dude who smoked one of those weird Briar pipes that stank up the joint.
And now when I look in mirror I'm like "damn! I look just like how I remember Grandpa looked back in 1970"
my granddad had same pipe!
I see a bit of both grand dads.
on my dads side i have his retreating hairline. he died before I was born 1955
on my moms side the sides of my jaw look like that grand dad. he died in 1983
January 14, 2024, 08:03:30 PM
As we are about same age, your post got me thinking...
Grandma (on Mom's side passed at 101) would be 123.
Grandpa, her hubby, passed in 1970 around age 70-something. Grandma was a widow for 31 years! Huh! Maybe that's why she lived so long, lol.
I kid. Grandpa was a cool dude who smoked one of those weird Briar pipes that stank up the joint.
And now when I look in mirror I'm like "damn! I look just like how I remember Grandpa looked back in 1970"
Grandma (on Mom's side passed at 101) would be 123.
Grandpa, her hubby, passed in 1970 around age 70-something. Grandma was a widow for 31 years! Huh! Maybe that's why she lived so long, lol.
I kid. Grandpa was a cool dude who smoked one of those weird Briar pipes that stank up the joint.
And now when I look in mirror I'm like "damn! I look just like how I remember Grandpa looked back in 1970"
Moral of the story:
Spend all your coins, ASAP.. sirazimuth
You cannot take them with you... even though I suppose you could give them to "us" if you don't have any beneficiary(ies).
but yeah, I know that you told us that you have "peeps" so presuming that some of them could be beneficiaries.. hopefully they (referring to the sirazimuth heirs) are at least smart enough to ditch the ledger..
hahahahahahaha
had to get some kind of dig in there... otherwise you might get the wrong kinds of ideas about "us"
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