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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 17834. (Read 26608987 times)

legendary
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I only remember your diesel generator in the woods stories. You don't talk too much aboot your daily life in Toronto.

I have dual citizenship: country slicker and city bumpkin.

That's one of the reasons for my higher than average security measures. People know I'm often away for days or weeks at a time.

I'll assume your misspelling of "about" was a typo. It makes you sound like an American hillbilly though.

They seem to think that if you don't pronounce "about" as "a-bay-owt" that you're talking about footwear.  Grin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1egScqWtlY

When in Rome
legendary
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I think  that OKCoin, Huobi & BTCC announments of charging trading fees will have a positive impact on btc price. At least we will not see any fake volumes of btc of these markets.

 Smiley
legendary
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member
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I only remember your diesel generator in the woods stories. You don't talk too much aboot your daily life in Toronto.

I have dual citizenship: country slicker and city bumpkin.

That's one of the reasons for my higher than average security measures. People know I'm often away for days or weeks at a time.

I'll assume your misspelling of "about" was a typo. It makes you sound like an American hillbilly though.

They seem to think that if you don't pronounce "about" as "a-bay-owt" that you're talking about footwear.  Grin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1egScqWtlY
hero member
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wait a second! major news concerning the big three chinese exchanges with unclear consequences and price DOES NOT TANK 30% IMMEDIATELY? and where was the insider trading on this one?

superfuckin´bullish as fuck! Cool

You can thank the PBoC for returning price controls back to the rest of the world.
legendary
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I'm actually quite excited to see what China's trade volume will be like when fees are introduced on the 24th.

I'm guessing 3.
legendary
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I'm actually quite excited to see what China's trade volume will be like when fees are introduced on the 24th.
hero member
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*Brute force will solve any Bitcoin problem*
I only remember your diesel generator in the woods stories. You don't talk too much aboot your daily life in Toronto.

I have dual citizenship: country slicker and city bumpkin.

That's one of the reasons for my higher than average security measures. People know I'm often away for days or weeks at a time.

I'll assume your misspelling of "about" was a typo. It makes you sound like an American hillbilly though.

They seem to think that if you don't pronounce "about" as "a-bay-owt" that you're talking about footwear.  Grin


^well dude if we need to fence stuff off ebay so be it!  Wink ~i'm stateside fwiw
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Good morning Bitcoinland.

I see we're having one of those days.



Current price... $913USD (Bitcoinaverage).

Ho hum.

Ahahah yeah exactly !
All people panicking on the potential "crash" make me laugh.

Aim long term. It would need to lose at least 400 dollars so i lose money!
legendary
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You're never too old to think young.
I only remember your diesel generator in the woods stories. You don't talk too much aboot your daily life in Toronto.

I have dual citizenship: country slicker and city bumpkin.

That's one of the reasons for my higher than average security measures. People know I'm often away for days or weeks at a time.

I'll assume your misspelling of "about" was a typo. It makes you sound like an American hillbilly though.

They seem to think that if you don't pronounce "about" as "a-bay-owt" that you're talking about footwear.  Grin
hero member
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*Brute force will solve any Bitcoin problem*

Only one problem:

Quote
Valid for use in the United States only

 Sad


^hmmm i wonder why no one else has addressed this issue, i see a viable business opportunity for someone who can fix this "bug" in the code !  Cool
legendary
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You're never too old to think young.

Only one problem:

Quote
Valid for use in the United States only

 Sad
legendary
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I see Jimbo is still spreading his log-cabin-in-the-woods-of-canada wisdom

LOL. Log cabin in the woods?

Actually I'm in a concrete, steel and Lexan MR-10 bunker downtown in a metropolis of over 6 million people.

Good fences make good neighbors. (Edit: OMG, I"m starting to sound like Drumpf.)

 Cool

I only remember your diesel generator in the woods stories. You don't talk too much aboot your daily life in Toronto.
legendary
Activity: 4200
Merit: 4887
You're never too old to think young.
I see Jimbo is still spreading his log-cabin-in-the-woods-of-canada wisdom

LOL. Log cabin in the woods?

Actually I'm in a concrete, steel and Lexan MR-10 bunker downtown in a metropolis of over 6 million people.

Good fences make good neighbors. (Edit: OMG, I"m starting to sound like Drumpf.)

 Cool
hero member
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*Brute force will solve any Bitcoin problem*
the truth is you can spend coins on Amazon with no problems! Anything shipped right to your door!~ i think people who sensationalize a scalabilty problem should reevaluate the facts !  Cool

No argument from me on that one.

>>

Now if only Paypal would smarten up and do the same, I wouldn't miss out on eBay bargains due to the high cost and slow process of making deposits.

<<



n00b! ===> https://www.egifter.com/giftcards/ebay-gift-card


 Wink


:: *shipping*
legendary
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Wow, that recovered fast!!  I have no idea what's going to happen next - are we headed up or down?  Shocked Grin

flat for a couple of weeks, then down, then flat, then gradually faster up beyond ath and never looking back

Btw, are there any of my wo-peeps left here?

I see Jimbo is still spreading his log-cabin-in-the-woods-of-canada wisdom
sr. member
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Ooh, shiny things!!
Wow, that recovered fast!!  I have no idea what's going to happen next - are we headed up or down?  Shocked Grin
legendary
Activity: 4200
Merit: 4887
You're never too old to think young.
the truth is you can spend coins on Amazon with no problems! Anything shipped right to your door!~ i think people who sensationalize a scalabilty problem should reevaluate the facts !  Cool

No argument from me on that one.

Being a long-term hoarder/saver, I try not to ever spend/sell any coins unless absolutely necessary or considerably more convenient than fiat currency.

An example of the latter would be for travel. If you don't use credit cards, booking hotels can be a little tricky. Expedia accepts Bitcoin.

Now if only Paypal would smarten up and do the same, I wouldn't miss out on eBay bargains due to the high cost and slow process of making deposits. My principal means of adding money to my Paypal account is through Stubhub sales of excess baseball tickets. Even that is a slow process.

Compared to cash and Bitcoin, anything that involves banks or other financial service companies is excruciatingly slow.
sr. member
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chinese new year is in six days, seems to be such a certainty the price drops every year that day, but there's nothing certain with bitcoin, is it?
legendary
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In a day or two I'm thinking that 860-870 will be retested, then hopefully bounce from there into the 900s.

Well, didn't quite happen the way I expected (e.g., didn't expect the rise to 937 first before the dump), but I believe the retest just happened.  Sideways in the low 900s for a while, then onward and upward from here.
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