Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 1719. (Read 26716490 times)
September 07, 2023, 10:21:14 PM
buddy with a 26.2k is back to crablike motion he has become a sideways mutter fuker.
September 07, 2023, 10:01:22 PM
September 07, 2023, 09:04:03 PM
buddy be softening.
September 07, 2023, 09:01:18 PM
September 07, 2023, 08:14:39 PM
buddy has popped a bit of wood. 26.3k
September 07, 2023, 08:01:19 PM
September 07, 2023, 07:29:36 PM
The same resin from poison ivy that causes so much discomfort is also used as a lacquer base to create some of the most beautiful and functional works of art which can be used to write words that have "the ability to help, to heal, to hinder, to hurt, to harm, to humiliate and to humble1".
1 - Yehuda Berg
The Sailor - King of Pens - Chinkin Bumblebee
https://pen-venture.com/products/sailor-king-of-pens-chinkin-bumblebee-limited-production <- in case you want to purchase one of the 28 created for the limited production run
1 - Yehuda Berg
The Sailor - King of Pens - Chinkin Bumblebee
https://pen-venture.com/products/sailor-king-of-pens-chinkin-bumblebee-limited-production <- in case you want to purchase one of the 28 created for the limited production run
Funny pen fact…
A company online that sells pens.
The name of the company is Pen Island.
The website is Penisland. net. They specialize in wood.
I’m not making this up. http://www.penisland.net/
“Your pen is
Our business! “
…..oh that’s rich, lol.
September 07, 2023, 07:01:23 PM
September 07, 2023, 06:59:59 PM
You may be right but this time his prediction seems okay to me because we all know that some days before halving there can be a good pump in Bitcoin's value and during halving the pump may get intense to reach the values of around 46k or even more. What do you think about that? Don't you think that there will be a pump during the halving event or few days before it?
Halving can be meh because it's usually priced in before the event and then it takes a little while afterward for the change in supply to actually affect things. Never say never though.
September 07, 2023, 06:56:05 PM
https://cryptopotato.com/bitcoin-miner-gets-paid-nearly-32-million-to-reduce-mining-rate-this-august/
Bitcoin Miner Gets Paid Nearly $32 Million To Reduce Mining Rate This August
Author: Cristian Lipciuc
Riot Platforms was paid $31.7 million in energy credits by the Texas power grid operator ERCOT.
ERCOT, the Texan energy grid operator, has long had an informal relationship with crypto mining companies in the state. Since crypto mining companies often consume enormous amounts of electricity to power their activities, ERCOT opted to develop cordial relationships with them instead of trying to stifle their activities. One of the ways this relationship unfolds is through the offering of energy credits in return for a reduction in power consumption during crucial moments...
...the Texan energy grid was at risk of being overwhelmed due to a marked increase in air conditioning equipment being used. In order to stave off any unfortunate events, ERCOT asked Riot Platforms and other crypto miners to reduce their energy consumption.
To compensate for the loss of potential profit generated by mining Bitcoin, ERCOT offered the mining company $31.7 million in energy credits – a figure slightly higher than the potential proceeds of mining and selling Bitcoin during the month of August.
...“All you have to do is pay the miners slightly more than what they would have made mining for bitcoin that hour. It’s a win-win.”...
Night and day difference compared to New York's outright hostility toward bitcoin miners.
Bitcoin Miner Gets Paid Nearly $32 Million To Reduce Mining Rate This August
Author: Cristian Lipciuc
Riot Platforms was paid $31.7 million in energy credits by the Texas power grid operator ERCOT.
ERCOT, the Texan energy grid operator, has long had an informal relationship with crypto mining companies in the state. Since crypto mining companies often consume enormous amounts of electricity to power their activities, ERCOT opted to develop cordial relationships with them instead of trying to stifle their activities. One of the ways this relationship unfolds is through the offering of energy credits in return for a reduction in power consumption during crucial moments...
...the Texan energy grid was at risk of being overwhelmed due to a marked increase in air conditioning equipment being used. In order to stave off any unfortunate events, ERCOT asked Riot Platforms and other crypto miners to reduce their energy consumption.
To compensate for the loss of potential profit generated by mining Bitcoin, ERCOT offered the mining company $31.7 million in energy credits – a figure slightly higher than the potential proceeds of mining and selling Bitcoin during the month of August.
...“All you have to do is pay the miners slightly more than what they would have made mining for bitcoin that hour. It’s a win-win.”...
Night and day difference compared to New York's outright hostility toward bitcoin miners.
September 07, 2023, 06:12:40 PM
The same resin from poison ivy that causes so much discomfort is also used as a lacquer base to create some of the most beautiful and functional works of art which can be used to write words that have "the ability to help, to heal, to hinder, to hurt, to harm, to humiliate and to humble1".
1 - Yehuda Berg
1 - Yehuda Berg
w0rd.
September 07, 2023, 06:05:33 PM
The same resin from poison ivy that causes so much discomfort is also used as a lacquer base to create some of the most beautiful and functional works of art which can be used to write words that have "the ability to help, to heal, to hinder, to hurt, to harm, to humiliate and to humble1".
1 - Yehuda Berg
The Sailor - King of Pens - Chinkin Bumblebee
https://pen-venture.com/products/sailor-king-of-pens-chinkin-bumblebee-limited-production <- in case you want to purchase one of the 28 created for the limited production run
1 - Yehuda Berg
The Sailor - King of Pens - Chinkin Bumblebee
https://pen-venture.com/products/sailor-king-of-pens-chinkin-bumblebee-limited-production <- in case you want to purchase one of the 28 created for the limited production run
September 07, 2023, 06:01:20 PM
September 07, 2023, 05:31:27 PM
buddy be teasing 26.1k
September 07, 2023, 05:01:19 PM
September 07, 2023, 04:51:41 PM
I absolutely never allow my coins to be in anyone else's possession... no online exchanges, etc. When I buy or receive coins, it's always straight into cold storage addresses I created on an internet incapable computer and printer. When I sell, it's face-to-face for cash on the spot.
So basically we (the humanity) invented a whole new technologies, and the internet and more things after that, only to ended up selling in a face to face market?
I know you do this things for security reasons, but we need to improve. We need to do the life in the net not outside like before, for what we desing a way of payments in the net and anonnimity? To ended up in a face to face? no sense.
September 07, 2023, 04:18:12 PM
I strongly recommend avoiding wallets. I keep all my coins in cold storage addresses.
I only use a wallet (Mycelium or Coinami)to facilitate transfers. I never leave anything in a wallet for longer than it takes for the transactions to be confirmed by the network.
I absolutely never allow my coins to be in anyone else's possession... no online exchanges, etc. When I buy or receive coins, it's always straight into cold storage addresses I created on an internet incapable computer and printer. When I sell, it's face-to-face for cash on the spot.
I only use a wallet (Mycelium or Coinami)to facilitate transfers. I never leave anything in a wallet for longer than it takes for the transactions to be confirmed by the network.
I absolutely never allow my coins to be in anyone else's possession... no online exchanges, etc. When I buy or receive coins, it's always straight into cold storage addresses I created on an internet incapable computer and printer. When I sell, it's face-to-face for cash on the spot.
When I say wallets, I mean things like Electrum or Metamask - not stuff like Coinomi or Trust.
Fair play tho, it could have been misunderstood and you should never hold your coins on a wallet like that
Never understood the psyche of people, who are into Crypto for several years and yet ready to do KYC for anything related to Crypto! I mean, why would someone do public registration of a private asset holding is beyond my realm of understanding. Even buying a HW by providing any sort of personal info kills the whole purpose of Crypto.
There were lines of people scanning their eyeballs for pennies for that Worldcoin project. Most of them don't really care that much.
September 07, 2023, 04:01:23 PM
September 07, 2023, 03:30:25 PM
Does anyone here have funds held on Binance? If so, I would like to tell you that you do not. If you are able to get funds off Binance, do it. I’ve been urging people to distance from Binance ever since it was clear FTX failed using the Binance roadmap. Maybe Binance will survive, but having funds on that exchange right now is playing with fire.
Not just Binance, withdraw from any exchange asking for KYC.
There are decent non-KYC options available for quick trades, anything else just keep on your own wallets.
Wallet management should be a #1 topic when entering crypto. Too many people have no idea who they give their coins to.
September 07, 2023, 03:24:35 PM
Wallet management should be a #1 topic when entering crypto. Too many people have no idea who they give their coins to.
I strongly recommend avoiding wallets. I keep all my coins in cold storage addresses.
I only use a wallet (Mycelium or Coinami)to facilitate transfers. I never leave anything in a wallet for longer than it takes for the transactions to be confirmed by the network.
I absolutely never allow my coins to be in anyone else's possession... no online exchanges, etc. When I buy or receive coins, it's always straight into cold storage addresses I created on an internet incapable computer and printer. When I sell, it's face-to-face for cash on the spot.
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