Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 14530. (Read 26607490 times)

Bitstamp is the obvious choice for a high volume exchange that is not in the US. I have always found it rock solid.  After that the water gets murky real fast. Get in, do what you have to do, and get out.

I can't be bothered with IBC given the ridiculously low capital gains tax in the US.

I'm starting to have fiat problems myself. Those of you that regularly cash out, where do you store your fiat? Anyone into offshore IBC's and banking? If so which banks(s) and countries have you chosen?

Edit:
Further to the above; which exchange is your favourite for wire transfers offshore? especially when an intermediary is required

I won't run out....            Even though my chart only goes up about 8x from current price, but I suppose I can add a few more lines onto my projections to account for these real probable situations.

... I anticipate that even if BTC prices were to shoot straight up to $1.28million faster than the timeline, my formula for selling does not allow me to run out, and probably I wouldn't even go below 50%, if BTC prices were to shoot straight the fuck up.....

I already have too much fiat, now, so the problem of too much fiat seems likely to exacerbate based on these totally "reasonable" BTC price projections... really gonna be problems of the 1%... OMG    


Edit:  I just went back to my charts, and I added a few more rows to project that if I go out 12x with the projection, that is about $126k per BTC, and if the price went shooting up to that price, sure it adds up to a lot of Fiat getting added to my accounts, but that fiat can be used to buy back BTC, I suppose...

My problem does not seem to be NOT having enough BTC in the event that the price goes shooting up, but instead, I am going to need to start spending more money in the very near future - since we cannot take this money with us... fuck..   This is an emergency, no? 

Seems that I have too many BTC..   Anyone want some BTC?  

Bob.. you are going to have the same problem, no?  Better start spending money soon.. .. upgrade your porsche to a lambo.. right away.. buy a rocket to send one porsche up into space and get another upgraded one.  Start living higher on the hog... RIGHT NOW.  Seems that we be going UP and going to cause a lot of problems of RICHIE.

Based on mfort312's BTC floor specialism, I FTFY.

no FOMO man

I just sent a wire. Drifting from somewhere down the street, I can smell a slight sweet scent of FOMO on the air.

You lot that like to sell your BTC in increments to buy back, take note that you don’t run out.  

Let's project.  

If we assume the average doubling floor time of 6 months over the last 5 years (including the 2014-2015 bear market):

$20k Aug 2018
$40k Feb 2019
$80k Aug 2019
$160k Feb 2020
$320k Aug 2020
$640k Feb 2021
$1.28MM Aug 2021

Three and a half more years.

If the doubling time persists at 3 months (the approx. average of the last three doublings), then just under two years. Mid 2020.

Wow.

edit: skipped a year

BTC will be $1,000,000 at about the same time that a loaf of Wonder Bread costs $50.00. Which may be sooner than we all think..

So, when are we going to hit $1,000,000?

Let's assume (for the third or fourth time, I know) that this is the last time we see quad-digits. Dangerous, I know, but I get impatient.

Since my last update, this means Da Bears only managed to erode into a single doubling floor, extending the $5k to $10k floor by 21 more days, for a total of 121 days since we last saw $5k.

For reference, the Mt Gox correction eroded three presumed doubling floors ($640, $320, $160), taking over three years to reestablish these support levels.

Projecting from trend, I'm thinking another 90 days until we establish $20k as a new floor, maybe around mid-May.

$10k marks the 12th Bitcoin doubling floor since $2.50 in 2012.
The shortest doubling floor was 39 days from $20 to $40.
The longest doubling floor was 546 days from $80 to $160 post-Mt Gox.

As a HODLer, I prefer charting floors vs all-time highs. ATHs are too transient and susceptible to FUD, making them more suitable for rektees traders. 

Go Bitcoin Go!



https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.29061043

Wall Street sniffing around bitcoin should pump it to $100k, and when Main Street starts buying it should pump it to a million.

Gerontophile!

Past performance, etc does have some merit.  And I expect they will be worth considerably more again, before the bottom falls out, for one reason or another.  Just thinking the longer term prognosis of the legacy system is sketchy, at best.  My own 'retirement' funds are fucking locked up until near death by government legislation, so I wrote them off as lost years ago. 

Maya Angelou?

Who has said higher highs and higher lows?

2/5ths of fuck all is a good number. But I can think of better...

See, nothing to contribute. Fuck all. Fuck it. Go Bitcoin Go.

Serious question:
Do you believe that said portfolio will be worth 2/5 of fuck all 10 years from now, or is it just an interim til -Ireland?