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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 12070. (Read 26707056 times)
December 26, 2018, 05:14:11 AM
December 26, 2018, 05:08:37 AM
Tim Draper
@TimDraper
Finally!! Now you will be able to use bitcoin to buy Starbucks
@TimDraper
Finally!! Now you will be able to use bitcoin to buy Starbucks
Tim Draper has apparently never heard of Gresham's Law. Not that I'm claiming bitcoin is "good money", it's just in a comparison of inflationary vs deflationary widgets, people are going to spend the inflationary ones instead. This means bitcoin is not really a competitor of inflationary fiat - the typical currency of Starbucks. The only real use case would then be trying to compete in the settlement and store of value arena - things typically with low transaction flow, and physical metals slaughters shitcoins at that task.
Last shills to push swCoin?
More blood incoming
https://bitcoinist.com/bitmain-bitcoin-mining-layoffs/
December 26, 2018, 04:57:04 AM
How did your Christmas go r0achie, alone in a basement polishing some silver?
December 26, 2018, 04:28:23 AM
I find it amazing people call bitcoin "cool tech" when it's a linked list invented in 1955 and then a simple Ponzi scheme placed on top of it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linked_list#History
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linked_list#History
December 26, 2018, 04:23:59 AM
Who needs enemies when you have friends like Vitalik
December 26, 2018, 04:13:28 AM
Tim Draper
@TimDraper
Finally!! Now you will be able to use bitcoin to buy Starbucks
@TimDraper
Finally!! Now you will be able to use bitcoin to buy Starbucks
Tim Draper has apparently never heard of Gresham's Law. Not that I'm claiming bitcoin is "good money", it's just in a comparison of inflationary vs deflationary widgets, people are going to spend the inflationary ones instead. This means bitcoin is not really a competitor of inflationary fiat - the typical currency of Starbucks. The only real use case would then be trying to compete in the settlement and store of value arena - things typically with low transaction flow, and physical metals slaughters shitcoins at that task.
December 26, 2018, 04:08:15 AM
Hmm not sure about that. They run 24/7 so must have some automatic fuelling system. Don’t know how you would do that reliably with coke. That said I have never owned one so have no real idea.
According to what I read they were so efficient that they ran 24 h on one "tank" of coke, that was the selling point. But I never used one myself, my grandparents had a gas stove, and we always had a electric stove, so, no personal experience.
EDIT: according to wikipedia they ran on "slow burning coal" whatever that is.
December 26, 2018, 04:02:22 AM
Moving on to 2019, a little Fomo in the morning is fine.
Tim Draper
@TimDraper
Open Node
Finally!! Now you will be able to use bitcoin to buy Starbucks, Amazon.com , Teslas, houses, etc. Fast transactions!
Travis Kling
@Travis_Kling
Crypto has never existed during a bear market in traditional assets.
BTC was birthed at the very beginning of the largest monetary experiment ever- globally coordinated QE. Ending QE is causing pain
There is a significant chance Crypto is the best performing asset class in 2019
Ross Gerber
@GerberKawasaki
Trump might be setting up a huge bitcoin rally. This is what it was made for... just saying. #crypto is NOT dead. Haven’t sold mine and not going too.
Tim Draper
@TimDraper
Open Node
Finally!! Now you will be able to use bitcoin to buy Starbucks, Amazon.com , Teslas, houses, etc. Fast transactions!
Travis Kling
@Travis_Kling
Crypto has never existed during a bear market in traditional assets.
BTC was birthed at the very beginning of the largest monetary experiment ever- globally coordinated QE. Ending QE is causing pain
There is a significant chance Crypto is the best performing asset class in 2019
Ross Gerber
@GerberKawasaki
Trump might be setting up a huge bitcoin rally. This is what it was made for... just saying. #crypto is NOT dead. Haven’t sold mine and not going too.
December 26, 2018, 03:59:55 AM
Interesting discussion around Proof of Stake.
Why proof of stake has no value:
https://steemit.com/steemit/@r0achtheunsavory/the-r0ach-report-14-defining-if-cryptocurrency-has-a-value-or-zero-value-from-a-fundamental-scientific-perspective
Why proof of work has no value:
https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@r0achtheunsavory/the-r0ach-report-18-the-great-pow-lie
December 26, 2018, 03:38:10 AM
Hmm not sure about that. They run 24/7 so must have some automatic fuelling system. Don’t know how you would do that reliably with coke. That said I have never owned one so have no real idea.
December 26, 2018, 02:58:18 AM
In other Christmas traditions, Mrs V8s' Aga went out sometime in the night. Certain dogs were complaining of the chill by 5am. It restarted easily enough for once, but is useless for anything till tomorrow really.
We do have a spare gas cooker in the back kitchen, but she uses all that for the Christmas meals on wheels for the villages, while I attend to our own lunch in her kitchen and entertain anyone staying plus the drivers who ferry the meals around.
Right, so lots of early morning rallying around later, heaters have been borrowed and showers had in friends' bathrooms.
Can see our own lunch not being ready till 5 or so, which is fine. All very Spanish hours.
Every year we promise ourselves to sort the plumbing, heating and cooking arrangements out in this house, but it would be a huge upheaval and a total waste of filthy fiat moneys, which would be far better spent on certain proper, sound, valuable, store of wealth type things.
We do have a spare gas cooker in the back kitchen, but she uses all that for the Christmas meals on wheels for the villages, while I attend to our own lunch in her kitchen and entertain anyone staying plus the drivers who ferry the meals around.
Right, so lots of early morning rallying around later, heaters have been borrowed and showers had in friends' bathrooms.
Can see our own lunch not being ready till 5 or so, which is fine. All very Spanish hours.
Every year we promise ourselves to sort the plumbing, heating and cooking arrangements out in this house, but it would be a huge upheaval and a total waste of filthy fiat moneys, which would be far better spent on certain proper, sound, valuable, store of wealth type things.
Peasant that I am, I had to google Aga.
Now there is another thing I want damn you.
And you can if you want to, they are still made. Aga (short for Aktiebolaget GasAccumulator)is the name of the company that invented them, they used to be huge in Europe. Just google Aga cooker.
It sounds like the oil fired AGAs would be a bit environmentally unfriendly. They are burning heater oil 24/7. That stuff must be GHG intensive.
I guess they are outdated now, but when they where invented in 1929 they saved huge amounts of coal compared to what was on the market then.
EDIT: I think they are running on coke, not coal.
December 26, 2018, 02:44:29 AM
In other Christmas traditions, Mrs V8s' Aga went out sometime in the night. Certain dogs were complaining of the chill by 5am. It restarted easily enough for once, but is useless for anything till tomorrow really.
We do have a spare gas cooker in the back kitchen, but she uses all that for the Christmas meals on wheels for the villages, while I attend to our own lunch in her kitchen and entertain anyone staying plus the drivers who ferry the meals around.
Right, so lots of early morning rallying around later, heaters have been borrowed and showers had in friends' bathrooms.
Can see our own lunch not being ready till 5 or so, which is fine. All very Spanish hours.
Every year we promise ourselves to sort the plumbing, heating and cooking arrangements out in this house, but it would be a huge upheaval and a total waste of filthy fiat moneys, which would be far better spent on certain proper, sound, valuable, store of wealth type things.
We do have a spare gas cooker in the back kitchen, but she uses all that for the Christmas meals on wheels for the villages, while I attend to our own lunch in her kitchen and entertain anyone staying plus the drivers who ferry the meals around.
Right, so lots of early morning rallying around later, heaters have been borrowed and showers had in friends' bathrooms.
Can see our own lunch not being ready till 5 or so, which is fine. All very Spanish hours.
Every year we promise ourselves to sort the plumbing, heating and cooking arrangements out in this house, but it would be a huge upheaval and a total waste of filthy fiat moneys, which would be far better spent on certain proper, sound, valuable, store of wealth type things.
Peasant that I am, I had to google Aga.
Now there is another thing I want damn you.
And you can if you want to, they are still made. Aga (short for Aktiebolaget GasAccumulator)is the name of the company that invented them, they used to be huge in Europe. Just google Aga cooker.
It sounds like the oil fired AGAs would be a bit environmentally unfriendly. They are burning heater oil 24/7. That stuff must be GHG intensive.
December 26, 2018, 02:41:14 AM
Interesting discussion around Proof of Stake. Proof of Stake has no way to hard fork, accordingly issues must be resolved by “community consensus”.
https://twitter.com/laurentmt/status/1077635243845259265
https://twitter.com/laurentmt/status/1077635243845259265
December 26, 2018, 02:30:24 AM
In other Christmas traditions, Mrs V8s' Aga went out sometime in the night. Certain dogs were complaining of the chill by 5am. It restarted easily enough for once, but is useless for anything till tomorrow really.
We do have a spare gas cooker in the back kitchen, but she uses all that for the Christmas meals on wheels for the villages, while I attend to our own lunch in her kitchen and entertain anyone staying plus the drivers who ferry the meals around.
Right, so lots of early morning rallying around later, heaters have been borrowed and showers had in friends' bathrooms.
Can see our own lunch not being ready till 5 or so, which is fine. All very Spanish hours.
Every year we promise ourselves to sort the plumbing, heating and cooking arrangements out in this house, but it would be a huge upheaval and a total waste of filthy fiat moneys, which would be far better spent on certain proper, sound, valuable, store of wealth type things.
We do have a spare gas cooker in the back kitchen, but she uses all that for the Christmas meals on wheels for the villages, while I attend to our own lunch in her kitchen and entertain anyone staying plus the drivers who ferry the meals around.
Right, so lots of early morning rallying around later, heaters have been borrowed and showers had in friends' bathrooms.
Can see our own lunch not being ready till 5 or so, which is fine. All very Spanish hours.
Every year we promise ourselves to sort the plumbing, heating and cooking arrangements out in this house, but it would be a huge upheaval and a total waste of filthy fiat moneys, which would be far better spent on certain proper, sound, valuable, store of wealth type things.
Peasant that I am, I had to google Aga.
Now there is another thing I want damn you.
And you can if you want to, they are still made. Aga (short for Aktiebolaget GasAccumulator)is the name of the company that invented them, they used to be huge in Europe. Just google Aga cooker.
December 26, 2018, 12:24:27 AM
Bitcoin: 2009 (irrelevant)
Bitcoin Cash: 2017 (the future)
Bitcoin Cash: 2017 (the future)
Roger is that you?
You better sign a message from an old address sounds like your account is hacked.
December 26, 2018, 12:04:49 AM
Interesting. I guess Lauda is a prime pick.
December 25, 2018, 11:43:36 PM
Well I wish I bought Bitcoin Cash at $80, an easy 2x in a week. The danger of alts, they pump hard and they crash hard.
Btc ratio went from 0.025 to .050, damn could of doubled the btc stack
Btc ratio went from 0.025 to .050, damn could of doubled the btc stack
Thank god physical silver chads don't have to worry about dumb things like this.
December 25, 2018, 11:30:33 PM
Well I wish I bought Bitcoin Cash at $80, an easy 2x in a week. The danger of alts, they pump hard and they crash hard.
Btc ratio went from 0.025 to .050, damn could of doubled the btc stack
Btc ratio went from 0.025 to .050, damn could of doubled the btc stack
December 25, 2018, 10:52:04 PM
You are most welcome but please accept my apologies because I had hooked up my old monitor to a new computer and I didn't properly adjust the settings so there is a significant blue tint those two hats.
I believe this looks slightly better (and hopefully not only to me).
Avatar-sized
Oh, it was actually hard for me to tell until I stared at them side-by-side for a minute lol, but thank you! Very good eye!
Not gonna lie, wish I had come up with that hat first. It's the perfect WO hat.
Thank you, I like to think I have good taste, and good ideas. xhomerx10 really had the artistic ability to bring it to life even better than than my vision though. I’m still impressed when I look at it, the placement of the candles, the transparency, that’s a mighty fine hatter we’ve got there
Now, just let our hat powers combine to summon a bull run of world changing proportions! Mwhuahahaha
December 25, 2018, 10:17:38 PM
XRP: 2025 (transcendence)
Will the devs have finished dumping their premine by then?
POS coins are scams. devs mine secretly then sell on exchanges or ICOs. POS is like GMYM
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