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https://usethebitcoin.com/the-6th-pattern-on-bitcoins-price-coincidence-or-market-manipulation/

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At the moment there are several traders and investors that give their insights on the cryptocurrency market and how it can evolve in the next days, months or even years.
But different enthusiasts and professionals discovered a very interesting pattern in the charts, what is it all about?

The ‘6th Pattern’ in Bitcoin’s Price
According to this theory, the 6th day of each month Bitcoin will reach a top or a bottom in its price. The 6th of January Bitcoin reached one of the highest tops it has ever had
when it was traded around $17,000 dollars. After this day, BTC’s price suffered a reversal that took it just under $6,000 dollars.

The interesting fact, is that when it touched the lowest point, it was on February the 6th, just one month after it reached its highest price before starting a bear movement.
But the pattern repeats itself in the next months. Once Bitcoin was traded at its lowest point this year (February the 6th), it started to recover part of the value lost, and topped
around $12,000 dollars on March the 6th.

And the theory keeps in the next months, April and May. In March the 6th, Bitcoin’s upward trend changed direction and touched new lows the 6th of the next month (April) near $6,400 dollars.
We were able to experience the last bull trend between April 6 and exactly one month later when Bitcoin tried to break above $10,000 dollars.

Now we are approaching the next (possible bottom?) 6th in June when Bitcoin can reach a bottom, again. If the pattern does not break here, we could see a recovery that may take Bitcoin price near $8,750.

The ‘6th Pattern’ On Bitcoin’s Price - Coincidence or Market Manipulation?
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I love taking money away from the state.

Elwar taking money from the state intensifies:

legendary
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Viva Ut Vivas
At the very least, the US has plenty of free stuff for people without an income.

I really need to start taking money from the government. They're just giving it away for free so it's just money there for the taking.

Not that I haven't ever considered that. Just stop working (for an income), don't sell any assets, live on the savings and get advantage of all the free money for low INCOME to buy the fucking dips!

That is literally possible in many countries right now, not only the USA. If you can't fight them... just join them!

I love taking money away from the state. And they think they're being helpful when they do so. lol

Thanks for the bitcoins suckers.
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Zzzzzzz phuk the whales

It's like being locked in an Australian prison, filled with people trying to speak English but Australian comes out.
legendary
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In order to dump coins one must have coins
BTC2300 in bids till $7k on Finex, looks like its hodling for now
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Zzzzzzz phuk the whales
legendary
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Smile

https://cryptobriefing.com/banking-jobs-blockchain-threat/

..."Who’s in? JPMorganChase has their own blockchain unit. IBM’s HyperLedger Fabric division can count the aforementioned Deutsche Bank and HSBC among those looking at it. Barclays and Credit Suisse are considering the Utility Settlement Coin. The R3 group includes Bank of America and Merrill Lynch.

Blockchain is here to stay. And that’s bad news for banking jobs."....


Moving fast Now, Banks getting their own too
legendary
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Self made HODLER ✓
At the very least, the US has plenty of free stuff for people without an income.

I really need to start taking money from the government. They're just giving it away for free so it's just money there for the taking.

Not that I haven't ever considered that. Just stop working (for an income), don't sell any assets, live on the savings and get advantage of all the free money for low INCOME to buy the fucking dips!

That is literally possible in many countries right now, not only the USA. If you can't fight them... just join them!
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legendary
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Viva Ut Vivas
At the very least, the US has plenty of free stuff for people without an income.

I really need to start taking money from the government. They're just giving it away for free so it's just money there for the taking.
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Clueless!
The biggest pump and dump in the history of the world. Kudos, Bitcoiners!

The dark side I sense in you

ah hell, if that is the case it was a lot of fun....if it becomes 'Tulip City' so be it...I THINK I can squeak by till full retirement

on my 3 year retire early gig...so I guess, anything beyond pulling that stunt off is gravy...(or my start on self-justification for not selling and

in HODL mode...if it pans out to Tulips...a lousy 'go to hell' plan...but sheesh...most fun I've had these last 5 years since College...)

a fun ride ..we will see if it ends in a glide....or a crash...

legendary
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The biggest pump and dump in the history of the world. Kudos, Bitcoiners!

The dark side I sense in you
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The biggest pump and dump in the history of the world. Kudos, Bitcoiners!
legendary
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If anyone is thinking about getting a ledger, don't. I just updated the firmware and it was a fucking nightmare.

Part of the way through the update process it got stuck. The ledger showed the word bootloader and clicking the buttons did nothing. The wallet software just said to plug it in. No options, nothing worked.

Turns out lots of people have this problem. Their support page says that for those of us running windows 7, we will have to finish the update on another machine. One not running win7.

I do not have a non-win7 machine and there is no way I am downgrading to win10. Nor do I want to spend money on a new machine even if that was an option.

So that's the situation. The update was mandatory so no way to avoid it, and it didn't complete. My coins were stuck.

I eventually found a developer version of the ledger manager software on github, ran it and the update went through and things worked normally again. But that was pure dumb luck, could easily have been locked out of my money for months.

Get a trezor instead. Updated the firmware on that too and it went through in seconds with no issues. Thinking about dropping the ledger and getting an extra trezor instead. Or maybe an entirely different brand would be in order.

All of your points seem valid, except your assertion that you "could easily have been locked out of my money for months."   First, you should always have your back-up seed before you do any upgrade, and you can put your back up seed into almost any wallet and get access to your funds.  Only a rookie would not safeguard his backup key, especially when most wallets also prompt you to save your backup key.


And they will quickly get a fix out. Sheesh, delete computers because bug.
2 months+ is not "quickly". This is not a new problem and it should never have happened in the first place.
legendary
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...going flat for expended period of time is not healthy...

That's not true. Nothing wrong with flat (or even declining) hashrate as long as decentralization of miners improves or at least stays constant.

Meh. A more decentralized high hash rate is more resistant to centralization pressures than an equally decentralized lower hash rate.

True but a major BTC miner going offline/bankrupt and its equipment being resold through the courts would cause a hashrate drop but potentially increase decentralization  Grin

Hm yea I suppose that scenario is both true and consistent with what you said in your previous post.
legendary
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Viva Ut Vivas
There has to be a formula of how many BTC you should buy each time the troll posts. Sell for each day he does not post...
legendary
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In order to dump coins one must have coins
...going flat for expended period of time is not healthy...

That's not true. Nothing wrong with flat (or even declining) hashrate as long as decentralization of miners improves or at least stays constant.

Meh. A more decentralized high hash rate is more resistant to centralization pressures than an equally decentralized lower hash rate.

True but a major BTC miner going offline/bankrupt and its equipment being resold through the courts would cause a hashrate drop but potentially increase decentralization  Grin

But ultimately once the Moore's law hits ASICs i do foresee a flatter hashrate charts.
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Meh. A more decentralized high hash rate is more resistant to centralization pressures than an equally decentralized lower hash rate.

It's a good thing we got neither one of those.
legendary
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...going flat for expended period of time is not healthy...

That's not true. Nothing wrong with flat (or even declining) hashrate as long as decentralization of miners improves or at least stays constant.

Meh. A more decentralized high hash rate is more resistant to centralization pressures than an equally decentralized lower hash rate.
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