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On the Bitcoinwisdom daily chart, it looks like a bullish MA crossover is in place - can anyone with any expertise confirm. 

I am far from an expert, and it feels too early to be optimistic, but I will take any optimistic gloss anyone with the right tint on their spectacles can see.



I'm not an expert either, but the 200ma is still far from the 50ma.
A gold cross is a bullish signal in the frames of larger times.
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/g/goldencross.asp

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So price wise, is this going deeper or are we out of the dark? I personally think that we will go and test prices around 3xxx, where it should bounce back up. Again, no real TA behind it, just my own prediction based on different articles and stuff.

Would like to hear what TA specialists have to say about this. And maybe throw us some graphs.

No amount of TA is gonna help in the next 2 months, watch your fundamentals
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BTC + Crossfit, living life.

it is a good scene as many in that movie ...... just when talking about belgium and mayonaise ...., o the bad motherfucker wallet scene the dancing its just a f****** awsome movie
from start- middle- to end  Grin

On Tuesday and Wednesday both our national teams are one game away from a World Cup final.  It is a once-in-a-lifetime chance for a player to become a hero for all time.  We still worship our 1966 team from more than half a century ago, everyone knows the commentary,. the team, the goalscorers, the goalkeeper from a young age.

I wish you victory against the French and if we beat the Croats, see you in the final, Mic - where history will be made. 

I am sure you and your country are just as excited as we are.  Good luck!

/OT



Thx fingers crossed to make the finals

ONLY big problem my girl booked out flight to Mallorca This tuesday.... i Will mis half the game  Undecided
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p(10mn) = probability to find a block in slot 0-10mn = 1/2
p(20mn) = p(slot 10mn-20mn) = 1/4 ( = 1/2 coz not found previously * 1/2 coz found in this 10mn slot)
p(30mn) = 1/8 (= 1/2 * 1/2 * 1/2)
p(40mn) = 1/16
p(50mn) = 1/32
p(1 hour) = 1/64

so probability to "not find a block in one hour" = 1/64 ~ 0.01562 .. could happen a couple of times a day
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On the Bitcoinwisdom daily chart, it looks like a bullish MA crossover is in place - can anyone with any expertise confirm. 

I am far from an expert, and it feels too early to be optimistic, but I will take any optimistic gloss anyone with the right tint on their spectacles can see.

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I don't know where I'm going, but I'm going.
So price wise, is this going deeper or are we out of the dark? I personally think that we will go and test prices around 3xxx, where it should bounce back up. Again, no real TA behind it, just my own prediction based on different articles and stuff.

Would like to hear what TA specialists have to say about this. And maybe throw us some graphs.
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https://github.com/jlopp/physical-bitcoin-attacks/blob/master/README.md
note the guy on Apr 11 is the only bitcoiner to successfully defend himself
get guns. get dogs. and


My cat's been out of the bag for a while now. I spent 2 days in the hoosegow about it. Never discuss Bitcorn with a normal. Never.
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If you test all possible combinations before finding a block. Best case, you immediately find it, worst case you find it on the last combination, average, you will find the block in about half the time of the maximum.

But no single miner searches all possible combinations by itself and as far as I know there is no decided range of combinations tested by each pool so different pools may end up testing the same combinations. and different pools include different transactions so operate in a different search space. This means that the upper limit is a lot higher than twice the average block time.

Random results do included things humans don't find random at all. 100 slow blocks in a row is less likely that 10 slow blocks in a row, but not impossible.
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Be a bank
https://github.com/jlopp/physical-bitcoin-attacks/blob/master/README.md
note the guy on Apr 11 is the only bitcoiner to successfully defend himself
get guns. get dogs. and



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There were far too much blocks in the hours before

7,17/h blocks in the last 6 hours
7,42/h blocks in the last 12 hours

https://fork.lol/blocks/time
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Bitcoin Legal Tender Countries: 2 of 206
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ffs, is there some kind of rule 34 about conspiracy theories?

There should be, like: everything has a 'conspiracy (theory) of it'.

Make it rule 36?

It cannot be rule 35 - as that is already in use as the update to rule 34, which is that 'if there isn't yet, there will be'.

So, of course you'd need a rule 37 (see rule 35).

I never delved around the dark nutcase (or more enlightened?) fringe recesses of the web enough, life is too short.  However, after a few years on here, I have come to realise it's pretty pointless to assume anything will be universally accepted as a fact.  And often the rebuttal involves a conspiracy theory to prove it.

Challenger is a new one for me, but I am not surprised to see it exists.
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Isn't this the same footage where the thing blew up moments later?  Cheesy


no

Confirmed. footage that still haunts me has shuttle at different angle.


Just such a pity of about the sad ending.

The Challenger Disaster. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STS-51-L
, Group Photo
, Commander of Challenger Richard Scobee,  lol classic, CEO of "Cows on Trees", LTD
, Challenger Pilot Michael Smith professor in his second life
, Challenger Payload Specialist Sharon McAuliffe, these days a law professor
, Challenger Mission Specialist Ronald McNair claims his twin brother flew
, Onizuka also claims to be twin brother
, Challenger Mission Specialist Judith Resnik, now a Yale law professor 1
, Challenger Mission Specialist Judith Resnik, now a Yale law professor 2

Identical voice and gestures, young and old Resnik
https://youtu.be/0DYro3HWeZM

When you think oh what a disaster and its just the beginning.

 I see a pattern here...

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Be a bank
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Oh fuck off

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diamond-handed zealot
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Be a bank
There's a storm brewing off the Carolina coast.
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born once atheist


Isn't this the same footage where the thing blew up moments later?  Cheesy

funny you mention that, I thought the same bout 2 years ago....lol
(apologies for self quote)

Of to the number of the beast





I hope thats not the Challenger....
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No, none of those, it was just anger. You could tell she was instantly and visibly PISSED. Jaw clenched, mouth tightened, eyes narrowed. No ambiguity in it. It made me feel sorry for what ever man she went home to that night.

I was surprised by that. I don't know why. I don't know what I was expecting. I don't know what I should have been expecting. If you guessed did you guess right?

It was probably jealousy... likely from the fact that you are a young, white male, and that your type gets those kind of breaks in life (her misperception). She probably had you pegged as spoiled and coming from a wealthy family. A trust fund baby.
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