Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 12427. (Read 26717059 times)

what if i told you the next ATH could be a triple one

hope we all gonna enjoy that together and a small extension to that 100k Number, so all of us Wo's can have that bahama's party
and better late than never into BTC
there are always new strong hands needed

I see the scam master OGnasty negged you,  The trust system on this forum is such bullshit, they should just do away with it.  I wouldn't trust any of these DT members.

So you made an account on the very day of the ATH (temporary, previous) then you buggerred about with mining a few months later.
What's up with you man? did you not buy at the top liek a good noob?

Of course, you can have your little fantasy that bcash is really bitcoin, but I doubt anyone who is bitcoin aware is going to let you get away with that bullshit, and especially in this thread.  You may have to go back to r/btc for that kind of nonsense talk.



Who gives a shit.... bcash is still bcash.   It seems quite doubtful that they are going to be able to rebrand as a kind of bitcoin, so you can proclaim your fantasy all you want, it just seems like pie in the sky rather than any kind of real development with those kinds of ongoing bcash shit projects including whatever shrinking territory they are currently battling within those scam-ladden camps.


Of course, they currently have some value, and seems like the value is shrinking and going to continue to shrink, but whatever, you can buy or hodl that shit if you think that it is a good bet.. that is your choice... and really deviating into off-topicness, here except to the extent that some of the battle in that camp still seems to have some relevance to BTC prices both in terms of possible public confusion and likely whales taking advantage of such  seeming ongoing public confusion - which you also like to propagate on an ongoing basis.


What do you mean?  I think that I am using a sufficient amount of exaggeration and/or hyperbole in order to make various legitimate points, not to distort any facts.  Fact of the matter is that bcash and its variants are shit, but they also can serve as a bitcoin attack vector, so surely it seems preferrable that they would die quickly, but I will concede that non of us bitcoin investors can really relax and forget about various aspects of bcash when there are folks involved with the project that are able to physically, fiscally,  and psychologically have affects on bitcoin including propaganda bullshit, so it does not really seem to serve much purpose to give benefit of the doubt to bcash nutjobs and the shittiness of those projects, and accordingly sometimes exaggeration and hyperbole might more clearly make the proper points about those crappy projects that guys like you continue to pump (likely out of hopium and devious strong arm tactics that could get employed rather than any solid bcash fundamentals).

Hey guys.... Lets not plan the funeral yet pls? First i want to be able to experience a peak ATH as well okay?  

certain gentlemend around here would pay more for that no doubt. many thx.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/for-the-first-time-teens-want-fortnite-v-bucks-and-cryptocurrency-instead-of-cash-2018-11-14
they realy want iphones but w/e

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/a2ok6f/digital_currencies_pop_up_on_teenage_holiday/

The only shops I know of that operate all over mainland Europe are ebay and amazon.

I got put off buying hard drives on ebay when one arrived wrapped in an old pair of underpants. Maybe I just picked the wrong seller.

mainland Europe
we capitulated 

I'll bring some beer!

you damn look that i'm invited there......

yeah that unnatral..... going for longer live extensions will be expensive keep on good size amount of coins to pay for that shit later on "when we need to go unnatural"

LFC not seen yet?  totally knocked out by that belgium goal last LFC game ?

The same here -  all or nothing, I'm ready to go all the way down to zero! And please sign me up the for the party! 

What country are you in?

I agree with you that the calculation is different with interest bearing loans, but there are still reasonable (even though more risky) ways to use such leverage to your advantage, especially with investing rather than consuming.. and also I do think that you have to be a real prudent person (in term of living within your means) if you are going to include interest bearing leverage in any kind of business, whether bitcoin or otherwise.

every last recipe
wait how dare you insiuate/
its for a shitcoin. proof of storgae soemthing

you going to download the entire tumblr before it's gone?

Of course, the rules for student loans, including eligibility and interest rates vary with time, but generally speaking there is a certain level of publicly subsidized loans that do not bear interest until after graduating or other qualifying conditions.  So the public student loans are usually preferred to private loans, yet surely, anyone who wants to take this approach needs to assess his/her own situation including how spending the loans and not necessarily using the loans to buy unnecessary consumption goods... and also, there is a certain need to be able to get a job after school to pay back the loans because you would not count on the loan proceeds to earn greater than some of the amounts that was used for necessary living/school expenses. In other words, you still have to attempt to invest wisely, and I think that overally my proceeds from the portion of my student loan investments was merely in 4% to 6% arena, overall, but it still seemed decent, especially getting 0% interest for a decent period of time, which I believe for me was nearly 10 years before I started making payments and continued to receive 0% interest (at least on the first loans the later ones only had a few years of 0%).

Of course, I did not have anything like BTC available during that time, so I am not sure how I would approach BTC based on my then perspective, but likely I would have learned a lot faster because bitcoin allows for way more interaction than the kinds of investments that I was making during my student loan time.