I love how BCH is old news already 
What is BCH? Do you mean BCash?BCH is Birmingham Children's Hospital according to Google.
They're having a Christmas fundraiser apparently.
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 15801. (Read 26623502 times)
November 21, 2017, 05:51:05 PM
BCH is Birmingham Children's Hospital according to Google.
They're having a Christmas fundraiser apparently.
November 21, 2017, 05:50:28 PM
resistance 
i am the resistance 
i am the resistance 
November 21, 2017, 05:48:28 PM
I love how BCH is old news already
What is BCH? Do you mean BCash? 
November 21, 2017, 05:43:07 PM
I love how BCH is old news already
November 21, 2017, 05:39:32 PM
After skimming the white paper for two minutes - Radix heavily relies on sharding. Sharding has not been solved for ETH yet. What special advantage does Radix have that it thinks it can solve sharding before ETH?
no idea but that coin's been worked on for years and years. it used to be called emunie. maybe he solved this stuff long before anyone else came up, or thought, they came up with the idea.
November 21, 2017, 05:37:44 PM
Sometimes resistance is just liquidity 
November 21, 2017, 05:33:14 PM
Bitcoin down to $8135. Is Bitcoin dying?
Bitcoin up to $8153. Is Bitcoin a bubble?
Bitcoin still $8153. Is Bitcoin getting stable?
Bitcoin $8081. Bitcoin is dead.
November 21, 2017, 05:25:05 PM
Alright look, I know c137's generally aren't too bright, but the entire multiverse is actually like a whoooole bunch of individual atoms in an ocean. And the ocean is endless. And, well, now you know.
Takes a C137 to know a C137.Or are you going to actually tell me where that ocean is located?
And multiple timelines can't be functionally identical to multiple dimensions, although they could be similar if we're talking about spatial dimensions within a universe rather than dimensions on which individual universes exist.
Bitcoin down to $8135. Is Bitcoin dying?
Bitcoin up to $8153. Is Bitcoin a bubble?
Bitcoin still $8153. Is Bitcoin getting stable?
Bitcoin $8081. Bitcoin is dead.
November 21, 2017, 05:24:14 PM
Bitcoin down to $8135. Is Bitcoin dying?
Bitcoin up to $8153. Is Bitcoin a bubble?
Bitcoin still $8153. Is Bitcoin getting stable?
Bitcoin $8081. Bitcoin is dead.
November 21, 2017, 05:23:31 PM
I looked at the money stack, then I looked at debt. Thought that was pretty wild.
Then I looked at derivatives. Holy fucking shit, there is no way that can possibly be right.
beggars belief doesn't it...but there it is
long dried beans and .22 ammo
November 21, 2017, 05:22:49 PM
Alright look, I know c137's generally aren't too bright, but the entire multiverse is actually like a whoooole bunch of individual atoms in an ocean. And the ocean is endless. And, well, now you know.
Takes a C137 to know a C137.Or are you going to actually tell me where that ocean is located?
And multiple timelines can't be functionally identical to multiple dimensions, although they could be similar if we're talking about spatial dimensions within a universe rather than dimensions on which individual universes exist.
November 21, 2017, 05:19:55 PM
looks like we are in the right universe.the one where bitcoin goes mental
November 21, 2017, 05:19:01 PM
Alright look, I know c137's generally aren't too bright, but the entire multiverse is actually like a whoooole bunch of individual atoms in an ocean. And the ocean is endless. And, well, now you know.
Takes a C137 to know a C137.Or are you going to actually tell me where that ocean is located?
And multiple timelines can't be functionally identical to multiple dimensions, although they could be similar if we're talking about spatial dimensions within a universe rather than dimensions on which individual universes exist.
November 21, 2017, 05:16:39 PM
Alright look, I know c137's generally aren't too bright, but the entire multiverse is actually like a whoooole bunch of individual atoms in an ocean. And the ocean is endless. And, well, now you know.
Takes a C137 to know a C137.Or are you going to actually tell me where that ocean is located?
Gotta love these WO rabbit holes!....
November 21, 2017, 05:14:06 PM
Alright look, I know c137's generally aren't too bright, but the entire multiverse is actually like a whoooole bunch of individual atoms in an ocean. And the ocean is endless. And, well, now you know.
Takes a C137 to know a C137.Or are you going to actually tell me where that ocean is located?
November 21, 2017, 05:13:12 PM
After skimming the white paper for two minutes - Radix heavily relies on sharding. Sharding has not been solved for ETH yet. What special advantage does Radix have that it thinks it can solve sharding before ETH?
no idea but that coin's been worked on for years and years. it used to be called emunie. maybe he solved this stuff long before anyone else came up, or thought, they came up with the idea.
November 21, 2017, 05:11:03 PM
Disclaimer: I am a massive BTC fanboy. BTC will be THE store of value in the future. Price will rise bigger than McAfees's dick can ever grow.
But not for payments, especially not for micro payments.
Risking to be marked as an altcoin shill, as I was tagged before, because I was speaking well about Iota (some people just cannot grasp that there is anything else useful than BTC that is not a Scam)... I would like to point you guys to something maybe even better than Iota: And that is Radix. It has been in the pipeline and tested for a few years now. Especially their economic model I find genious.
Check out https://www.radix.global/
I rest my case and go back to my cave...
But not for payments, especially not for micro payments.
Risking to be marked as an altcoin shill, as I was tagged before, because I was speaking well about Iota (some people just cannot grasp that there is anything else useful than BTC that is not a Scam)... I would like to point you guys to something maybe even better than Iota: And that is Radix. It has been in the pipeline and tested for a few years now. Especially their economic model I find genious.
Check out https://www.radix.global/
I rest my case and go back to my cave...
After skimming the white paper for two minutes - Radix heavily relies on sharding. Sharding has not been solved for ETH yet. What special advantage does Radix have that it thinks it can solve sharding before ETH?
November 21, 2017, 05:09:54 PM
Alright look, I know c137's generally aren't too bright, but the entire multiverse is actually like a whoooole bunch of individual atoms in an ocean. And the ocean is endless. And, well, now you know.
Takes a C137 to know a C137.Or are you going to actually tell me where that ocean is located?
November 21, 2017, 05:06:38 PM
Alright look, I know c137's generally aren't too bright, but the entire multiverse is actually like a whoooole bunch of individual atoms in an ocean. And the ocean is endless. And, well, now you know.
Takes a C137 to know a C137.Or are you going to actually tell me where that ocean is located?
November 21, 2017, 05:04:53 PM
Alright look, I know c137's generally aren't too bright, but the entire multiverse is actually like a whoooole bunch of individual atoms in an ocean. And the ocean is endless. And, well, now you know.
Takes a C137 to know a C137.Or are you going to actually tell me where that ocean is located?
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