Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 18766. (Read 26710695 times)

So this year is Shmita?
"The last Shmita year began on Rosh Hashanah in September 2014, corresponding to the Hebrew calendar year 5775"-Wikifuckingpedia.
Tell me, my intellectual friend, what year is this?
Now what is 2014 + 7?
You're not crazy, brah, you just need to learn to count

Crazy growth in corporate debt. All that debt is beeing used to buy back stocks 

This is not going to end up good...kaboom!

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-05-31/crazy-growth-corporate-debt-finally-noticed-bloomberg-issues-stark-warning

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Oh boy... I'l do this once! .. and I think I will be needing to do it again!  


< Well if the fiat depreciates and bitcoin appreciates ... is it not relevant and profit from that opportunity? I know some that will skin a pig for $10 bucks! And bitcoin grows with time.. making those $10 bucks devalue in to abyss and lose their buying power! If you can't buy you can't control!

< Second one .... NO! ... not every year is a crisis year! They have an almost 7 year cycle! Shemitah stuff rings a bell? and this is the 49 year cycle! Making it a 7 cycle of 7 years! Also there is the 4 Blood Moons we had last year! The Jew banksters will be on their knees and in tears for centuries till they will get their confidence back! Check that stuff out.. don't die a fool! The worst sh!t happens in humanity history in those years!

< Well Russia isolated Turkey ... They have the kurds and their future Kurdistan state in the South East ... the armenians hate them... Azerbaijan is too small ... Georgia is too small ... Syria and the Middle East is in retard war mode! ( That includes Egypt / Libya and all those Africa 3rd world countries ) ... Ukraine is surrounded with very little access to the Black Sea ... Now they have no where to go! But in Europe... And from what I see there is very little progress regarding some laws to integrate Turkey! They need to cave to EU demands! Have I made myself clear?

< Well ... Look at Venezuela, and you can google this :  "Venezuela has no money to print money" !!! ... A currency that is being smashed in to abyss is a dead currency! You can't have 20 kilograms of money to buy 2 kilograms of rice... WTF? ... So NO! .. Gold will be the fast solution for many countries.. But physical demand will rise and something will break inside the system! Then by that time the majority will already have Bitcoin... and people will have business accepting Bitcoin and employees paid in Bitcoin! Buy food with Bitcoin! ... So?

You mean like fiat, the currency they have to pay their taxes in?
Isn't every year?
You've clearly done some serious study and research here, I'd say at least a couple of sixpacks' worth.
Because they'll eat gold? Or? Do you, at least, understand that if you had all the gold in the world, you wouldn't be the world's richest, but the world's deadest man?

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Also appropriate, because bitcoin is quite different from the automobile...

You are incoherent. and wordy.
Yet every once in a while, you have your moments of lucidity.

The world needs to be in an "end game" situation to cave and give in to bitcoin. Corporations will be first to come and buy to diversify their portfolio! If they see a dying currency they will abandon that ship without a flinch! And this year is the currency crisis year! It will probably start in Turkey since EU has a bone to pick with Turkey about their integration, and they can't accept them from a strong position, they need to be bankrupt first and then accepted! Cause you can't control with money something that does not need money! But little that they know that Turkey will pull some other western banks in their grave with them!
Only the countries with rich gold deposits in their ground and in their storage will get untouched after this sh!t storm that is coming!

It amazes me how many still think that miners set the price for BTC. Miners have no control over the price OR supply, they can't produce less, and when some go out of business supply still doesn't get reduced. The difficulty is the element that adjusts to miners profitability (i.e. when some go out of business due to costs, hashrate drops and difficulty adjust  not supply!!!)

BlindedByStick... I mean, Lambie... first you cite me out of context, so it makes my comment appear almost incoherent.  Then you respond by blanketly denying and asserting that I am "retarded."

I suppose the job of a bank shill troll is to continue to attempt to put out content, even when the facts seem to speak against nearly your every assertion.

Surely, there is still an off chance that bear troll banker shills will be able to contribute to some kind of bitcoin price reversal, but it going to be difficult, now to bring us below $470.. not impossible, but difficult.






YEP>>>> exactly...... bitcoin happens to be a paradigm changer, and also happens to be addressing a lot of issues that you (and a lot of other folks) did not know to be issues that could be addressed by technology.  So, yeah, a lot of people still do not know or recognize the power of THE BLOCKCHAIN  (Bitcoin, that is).









First of all, you comparison is kind of like comparing apples to oranges...  Even though there are some similarities, bitcoin is quite different from the automobile...

And, really you are overrating ETH... ETH is not better than bitcoin.  Sure ETH adds value to bitcoin and brings some potential innovations that bitcoin does not have, but ETH is not very secure (except possibly to the extent that it may be able to get some security through bitcoin)... and I guess this get's back to my earlier point, bitcoin is providing a value that is not provided by ETH... the decentralization, the immutable and the permissionless.  ETH does not provide those attributes because it is quasi centralized, there is no powerful peer to peer system security the value of ETH... and therefore, it is very vulnerable to some kind of irreversible implosion...   I am not certain that such an implosion will occur with ETH, but bitcoin offers much better attack tested foundations... It could get really ugly if some entity or individuals attempt to attack ETH in ways that Bitcoin had historically been attacked.








Your non-substantive response in this spot makes even less sense than your previous quasi-responses, which is not saying much.   


 

No, everyone in crypto is pretending that square wheels are the solution mankind has been looking for, and gives this as an example:



Guess what?  No one is going to repave all the roads just to suit your stupid square-wheeled wonder, no matter how "clever" it is.
Your square wheels create more problems than they solved, 4realz

Everyone uses square or triangle wheels nowadays.  Ford got it so wrong with Model T.

>You must be getting really scared
As scared as I get when I pass up buying a lotto ticket, which is to say "not at all."
You're being retarded, JJG. Stop being retarded.

>bitcoin is much more than limited in supply [...] a decentralized storage of value that is both secure and immutable
Wow. So many nights I lay awake, whispering into my tear-soaked pillow "if only there was a way to store my value in a fashion that's both decentralized and immutable!"

>the first ever digital currency that solved the double spend problem... without asking for permission...
And Ford's Model T was the first commercially successful mass-produced car. Percentage of the car market currently held by Model T? Zero. Zero percent.
Because, like beetcoin, Model T's primitive, embryonic technology, failing to change with the times, is now a relic. A depressingly dull curiosity that boring old farts who can't afford real vintage cars own, God knows why they even bother. Sound familiar?
 
Oh, for plain old boring transportation, we got ETH better cars now

>Regarding the landlord
Stop being a lazy sperglord and read before typing, k?

Your theory is way too simplified, and miners do not control the price of bitcoin.

No one knows for sure how far and how much we are going up in this bull run.  I could reverse at any time, or it could shoot up to $3k.

I am not betting on any upward movement in the short term, but I have accumulated enough coins that I am prepared in the event that we do shoot up to $3k

You could be correct that the price reverses at this time or somewhere before $600, but if you were correct, that is pure luck, based on maybe a 50/50 chance rather than any meaningful assessment of a variety of realistic and within the realm scenarios.

I personally don't expect anything more than about upper $700's in this run up round, and we have a decent set up for such a run up, maybe greater than a 30% chance for such, based on the current set up, but at the same time, I would not be surprised if we experienced a price trend reversal at any price between the current price and the upper $700s.

Maybe he is getting beers for us??  we could use some beers at this point, and after so much BTC pump dedication...

unless Adam is going beer strike because he still happens to be overly disgruntled on the inside, regarding alleged "THE CENSORSHIP!!!!!!!" of bitcoin talk etc, etc...  

Hahahahahaha...


I couldn't resist, and I don't really mean to have too much fun at Adam's expense...   I would still like the opportunity to receive some beers...  

You must be getting really scared lambie...
coming in here in another sock, and spreading false characterizations and falsely attempting to categorize ETH as nearly equal to BTC..   It would be laughable, if there weren't potential that some people may actually believe your spreading of baloney.

bitcoin is much more than limited in supply as your beanie baby comparison attempts to suggest... have you ever heard of  a decentralized storage of value that is both secure and immutable   - and the first ever digital currency that solved the double spend problem... without asking for permission... That is the amazingness of bitcoin in which Ethereum has not even come close to offering anything of similar value or in a way that can meaningfully compete with bitcoin.


Regarding the landlord taking bitcoin or any other attempt to spread the consumption of ETH - that is also no way near the liquidation options for bitcoin  and even the secure storage of value of bitcoin as compared with the current downside volatility risk of quasi-centralized ETH...

You've actually all got it wrong, the train is travelling upside down.

The current structure totally needs to be overthrown. 11pm school night curfew is so bullshit, it's like they don't even care about my sovereignty!
I hate Daddy!

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