Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 1209. (Read 26732061 times)

I thought about buying underwear without holes in them but I think this rally has more room to run!

What level of Bitcoin holder are you?

 
 

Bitcoin would  beat its recent ATH soon...   🚀

Hey Baby, Wassup, I sold all my BTC at $64,000 and bought a super fast depreciating self driving Lamborghini, what do you think?




Hey Baby, I bought this piece of shit car with five bucks of dirty fiat I found behind the sofa this afternoon, I'm having so much fun with this piece of crap, will drive it for a bit and dump it at the scrapyard in a few months, I'm a Hodler and I ain't selling my BTC EVER, what do you think?

Of course some nitwits just had to "take profits" by investing in fiat currencies. 

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Bring us that sweet $64K post we crave ChartBuddy.

Well that didn't take long.

Barely Monday (UTC) and already a new AYH.

Go Bitcoin go.

AYH!

I would wait a few more minutes.... Just in case.

Going to bed tonight with the real possibility of waking up to a new ATH in the morning. It's a great time to be alive (and asleep).

Weekly candle already closed over $63K... amazing!

P.S.: That has only happened two times in the past.

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It's Haiku Sunday
And we're still going sideways
Waiting for Monday.

That's when the big boys
Get back to their offices
And resume buying.

They require more coins
To back all the ETFs
They will sell this week.

Big green candles please...
Many more big green candles
And an all time high.

So go Bitcoin go.
Get this biggest bull run yet
Really rallying.

By the looks of it:

AYH in the morning,
ATH in the weekend.

Not exactly an answer to your question, but it just so happens that I ordered a Trezor Safe 3 a few days ago! I gifted my old Trezor One to my nephew (a new coiner), so I opted for the Trezor Safe 3 as an upgrade. I've never had any issues with the Trezor One, it's been nothing but flawless in its handling of my Bitcoin stash, which now only lives on a piece of paper, until I receive my Trezor Safe 3 and give it a new, safe home. I've used the Trezor One for cold storage only, but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't be useful as a hot storage device too. The ability to use a passphrase together with the seed words gives you the extremely convenient feature that you can literally have an infinite number of wallets, each with its own, extremely secure (it you choose it correctly) passphrase, all readily accessible via the same user interface, and all stemming from the same 12-/24-word seed that you have backed up (or will back up) securely only once, preferably in multiple places.

A concern, for some, regarding the Trezor Safe 3, is the inclusion of a Secure Element chip inside it, which could potentially spoil the open-source nature of the device's f/w. SatoshiLabs claim that this is not the case, as they have made sure they are not limited by NDAs or other contracts to not disclose the particulars of that chip, so I would consider it a bonus compared to the Trezor One. The inclusion of the Secure Element chip, among other things, enables the use of a very secure device authenticity verification procedure, when you first set up your device, thus protecting you from receiving a tampered/hacked device. The Trezor Safe 3 also offers a more modern user interface, and the ability to enter the PIN and passphrase using the device only, instead of the PC, as is needed in the Trezor One (which still does it securely, but not as much as the Trezor Safe 3).

I've not used it yet, but based on my research, I'm confident that the Trezor Safe 3 will serve you well as a cold/hot storage h/w wallet.

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at last news, ledger live is not fully open source and ledger is an EU-based firm.