Rally !
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June 10, 2017, 08:09:22 AM
Volume are epic, too ... Rally !
Rally ! June 10, 2017, 08:05:49 AM
New ATH in Europa, too.
June 10, 2017, 07:59:03 AM
<900 BTC left on stamp until 3k!
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June 10, 2017, 07:14:05 AM
We go way back with the Professor. He was one of our classiest trolls.
June 10, 2017, 07:08:04 AM
955 BTC until $3000
Can I get a hell yeahhhh! Love to see us breach $3000 today, moon time if so.
June 10, 2017, 06:59:40 AM
955 BTC until $3000
June 10, 2017, 06:55:50 AM
Looks like a final run for new ATH. Should not take long, $34 to go on bitfinex
June 10, 2017, 04:59:51 AM
My shtf plan is mobility. First sign of bad things coming and I find my next country to live in. And they all take bitcoin.
What do you call a sign of bad things?
That is likely a per-country call. I live in South Korea so the first confrontation between North Korea/South Korea(US) that is likely to trigger a war will be followed by my logging into cheapair.com and find the first flight out of here.
If I was in the US, things like passing laws that would likely trigger an event or the debt bubble finally pops, or something happens where energy is disrupted. Any war with Russia or any country who can actually hit things with their bombs is an exit event.
Though my line in the sand that made me leave the US was the tax on being alive (Obamacare).
As a foreigner, may I ask your opinion about South America? Related to signs of bad things.
There are several South American countries. A 1000+% inflation rate is a good exit sign. If I lived in Venezuela and could leave I would.
Actually there are only a dozen. My interest is specially about how Brasilian political and economic crisis is seen worldwide.
Outside of Brazil we are all given propaganda that one side or the other want us to hear. From what I see they got rid of a corrupt socialist leader and elected a pro business leadership. Usually when I see pro socialist news attacking something it is usually a good thing. I have some hope for the new leaders to turn things away from the bad road it was going down. I had several Brasilian friends and girlfriend in Germany. They love the culture but do not want to go back mainly due to how unsafe and corrupt it is.
We are indeed given diffferent points of view, of course it depends on how much research you want to be doing to be able to discern what is propaganda (an opinion from people who expressly publish that opinion to further their own agenda) and what is more solid journalism. What doesn't help is the recent trend of spreading FUD and discrediting science and journalism, by those who want to use pseudo-science and pseudo--journalism to further their own agenda.
Anyway, from what I see pro-business corruption is increasing, the old boys network is taking over again and as a consequence a small elite will allocate more riches to itself at the expense of the rest. The Lava Jato scandal is just an example of this.
Edit: 20k Yuan, here we come!
June 10, 2017, 04:31:01 AM
And if such a theoretical solution ends up working so greatly, then why would it not be implemented into bitcoin.
Perhaps because Bitcoin progress is so broken that we can't even change a simple constant.
Well, yeah. Maybe in the end I was asking a rhetorical question because I understand that the nature of truly decentralized is not so easy to accomplish.. even to accomplish what would likely be logical, straightforward and a seemingly no brainer. There are always going to be a number of folks that disagree with what seems to be most logical, straight forward, and seemingly a no brainer - whether they disagree for valid reasons or merely because they are intent on attempting to destroy value and compete against with some other system.. which seems to be the case with many current alts - they believe it is in their interest to possibly succeed by attempting to undermine bitcoin.,, which might not be untrue.
June 10, 2017, 12:32:50 AM
i could tell you about a certain brazilian academic who professed ad nauseam that bitcoin was a despicable ponzi, not in any way comparable to government-backed real money, despite having had his savings wiped out by the banco central do brasil no fewer than three times in as many decades.
but i'll spare you the pain.
but i'll spare you the pain.
We go way back with the Professor. He was one of our classiest trolls.
June 10, 2017, 12:22:14 AM
My shtf plan is mobility. First sign of bad things coming and I find my next country to live in. And they all take bitcoin.
What do you call a sign of bad things?
That is likely a per-country call. I live in South Korea so the first confrontation between North Korea/South Korea(US) that is likely to trigger a war will be followed by my logging into cheapair.com and find the first flight out of here.
If I was in the US, things like passing laws that would likely trigger an event or the debt bubble finally pops, or something happens where energy is disrupted. Any war with Russia or any country who can actually hit things with their bombs is an exit event.
Though my line in the sand that made me leave the US was the tax on being alive (Obamacare).
As a foreigner, may I ask your opinion about South America? Related to signs of bad things.
There are several South American countries. A 1000+% inflation rate is a good exit sign. If I lived in Venezuela and could leave I would.
Actually there are only a dozen. My interest is specially about how Brasilian political and economic crisis is seen worldwide.
Outside of Brazil we are all given propaganda that one side or the other want us to hear. From what I see they got rid of a corrupt socialist leader and elected a pro business leadership. Usually when I see pro socialist news attacking something it is usually a good thing. I have some hope for the new leaders to turn things away from the bad road it was going down. I had several Brasilian friends and girlfriend in Germany. They love the culture but do not want to go back mainly due to how unsafe and corrupt it is.
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June 10, 2017, 12:15:02 AM
i could tell you about a certain brazilian academic who professed ad nauseam that bitcoin was a despicable ponzi, not in any way comparable to government-backed real money, despite having had his savings wiped out by the banco central do brasil no fewer than three times in as many decades.
but i'll spare you the pain.
but i'll spare you the pain.
June 09, 2017, 11:38:12 PM
My shtf plan is mobility. First sign of bad things coming and I find my next country to live in. And they all take bitcoin.
What do you call a sign of bad things?
That is likely a per-country call. I live in South Korea so the first confrontation between North Korea/South Korea(US) that is likely to trigger a war will be followed by my logging into cheapair.com and find the first flight out of here.
If I was in the US, things like passing laws that would likely trigger an event or the debt bubble finally pops, or something happens where energy is disrupted. Any war with Russia or any country who can actually hit things with their bombs is an exit event.
Though my line in the sand that made me leave the US was the tax on being alive (Obamacare).
As a foreigner, may I ask your opinion about South America? Related to signs of bad things.
There are several South American countries. A 1000+% inflation rate is a good exit sign. If I lived in Venezuela and could leave I would.
Actually there are only a dozen. My interest is specially about how Brasilian political and economic crisis is seen worldwide.
June 09, 2017, 11:00:56 PM
And if such a theoretical solution ends up working so greatly, then why would it not be implemented into bitcoin.
Perhaps because Bitcoin progress is so broken that we can't even change a simple constant.
June 09, 2017, 10:43:09 PM
Look at Bitcoin's chart for the last two years and tell me how it could possibly be any MORE bullish.
If Bitcoin had not abdicated its role as instant, cheap, uncensorable money, it would have a market cap approaching $100B. Which would make each XBT ~= $5600.
That would be more bullish.
duh.
June 09, 2017, 10:32:57 PM
My shtf plan is mobility. First sign of bad things coming and I find my next country to live in. And they all take bitcoin.
What do you call a sign of bad things?
That is likely a per-country call. I live in South Korea so the first confrontation between North Korea/South Korea(US) that is likely to trigger a war will be followed by my logging into cheapair.com and find the first flight out of here.
If I was in the US, things like passing laws that would likely trigger an event or the debt bubble finally pops, or something happens where energy is disrupted. Any war with Russia or any country who can actually hit things with their bombs is an exit event.
Though my line in the sand that made me leave the US was the tax on being alive (Obamacare).
As a foreigner, may I ask your opinion about South America? Related to signs of bad things.
There are several South American countries. A 1000+% inflation rate is a good exit sign. If I lived in Venezuela and could leave I would.
June 09, 2017, 10:18:24 PM
I love the steam engine, very neat but looks so small to provide torque. Lathe to carve wood ?
The price is going sideways, looks positive. Kraken met the top of the channel, found a ceiling with lows matching 2500 or so its almost too positive it seems. I drew the channel very broadly compared to present range and its only seen the bottom end of May, I guess it wont repeat till pushed. A good target to scare but remain bullish would be 2300, if it blipped to that and back up I'd aim to be confident. Bitstamp following an uptrend for the last month and Huobi is sideways tackling June prices at this level but only after it had confirmed the previous pullback downtrend line which is very neat
The price is going sideways, looks positive. Kraken met the top of the channel, found a ceiling with lows matching 2500 or so its almost too positive it seems. I drew the channel very broadly compared to present range and its only seen the bottom end of May, I guess it wont repeat till pushed. A good target to scare but remain bullish would be 2300, if it blipped to that and back up I'd aim to be confident. Bitstamp following an uptrend for the last month and Huobi is sideways tackling June prices at this level but only after it had confirmed the previous pullback downtrend line which is very neat
June 09, 2017, 10:14:55 PM
Just as a little reality check here: I was looking at a top of the line Wilesco steam engine to run my lathe here at the house. 2200 Euros. Fair bit of money, but when I did a calculation I found that was only .82 bitcoins.
I thought I screwed up the calculations somehow then remembered that money is worthless compared to bitcoins.
Hm. For less than a single bitcoin I can get this....
Wow.
I thought I screwed up the calculations somehow then remembered that money is worthless compared to bitcoins.
Hm. For less than a single bitcoin I can get this....
Wow.
"Sure, but can a Lambo do this?"
*Lightfoot begins to lathe
June 09, 2017, 10:00:51 PM
I´m a "world citizen" Yeih, me too ! Definitely. I belong to nowhere and everywhere.
And as a "foreigner" you´re always welcome. I love it !
It's going outta focus.
June 09, 2017, 09:53:42 PM
My shtf plan is mobility. First sign of bad things coming and I find my next country to live in. And they all take bitcoin.
What do you call a sign of bad things?
That is likely a per-country call. I live in South Korea so the first confrontation between North Korea/South Korea(US) that is likely to trigger a war will be followed by my logging into cheapair.com and find the first flight out of here.
If I was in the US, things like passing laws that would likely trigger an event or the debt bubble finally pops, or something happens where energy is disrupted. Any war with Russia or any country who can actually hit things with their bombs is an exit event.
Though my line in the sand that made me leave the US was the tax on being alive (Obamacare).
As a foreigner, may I ask your opinion about South America? Related to signs of bad things.
You live in South America and have to ask others about signs of bad things. You should see them daily, if not in a bubble
Sorry, my question was directed to Elwar, who I consider a world-citizen, and I'd like, as stated, a foreigner view. I do see all of them and I have my opinion about the subject.
We are all "foreigners," and we are all "world citizens."
I´m a "world citizen" Yeih, me too ! Definitely. I belong to nowhere and everywhere.
And as a "foreigner" you´re always welcome. I love it !
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