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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 18941. (Read 26609780 times)

newbie
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This thread is the best during rallys lmao Cool

And spectacular crashes. Now is neither, and https://youtu.be/I6vPRaIrvqU Sad
legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
Forked-tongue lying Stolfi is back to spread his particularly toxic brand of divisive misinformation I see ... not enough corruption in Brazil to keep the anti-ponzi buster busy?  [ ... ] Someone needs to inform the Brazialian tax-payers how much time an academic on their payroll is spending on internet forums spreading lies for banksters.

Curious that you say that, since the Brazilian bankers are among the biggest corrupters here, and they have been spear-heading the move to get Dilma impeached -- because she dared to try lowering the prime interest rate, that defines how much of taxpayers money will go to them banks. (It was ~60% last time I checked.)


The world seems to be filled with all kinds of contradictions, and your clarification here regarding the inside coup in Brazil (the impeachment), Jorge, shows how dangerous it tends to be when we oversimplify about some situation in which we are lacking knowledge regarding some of the true underlying and unpublished motives.
legendary
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This thread is the best during rallys lmao Cool
legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"

[Hard forks] are more dangerous if there is disagreement regarding their implementation, and they are more dangerous if they attempt to change bitcoin's governance in order to make changes (consensus rules) easier to achieve.

Bitcoin cannot have a "governance".  If you do not understand that, then you don't understand the only thing that justifies its existence.

You are being amazingly selective with your framing of the situation.

At the heart, both XT and Classic were aimed at changing governance, and yes, we are lucky, in some sense, that various core supporters opposed those attempts at change of governance - even when we were being mislead into believing that there was some kind of a technical problem with bitcoin.

So, in the end, in some kind of odd way, you ended up being correct that there is some kind of lack of governance in bitcoin... or at least, currently, it seems to be very difficult for a small group to either take it over or to change  the way it works.... and that seems to be a feature rather than a bug... but also what makes bitcoin so valuable....   So, you better go buy some now, while prices are in the three digits.






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You keep going back over the point to argue against something that is not controverted, and it does not really matter, at this point how complicated it is, etc. etc.. because it is already in the pipeline to be implemented ...

I have no illusions of stopping SegWit.  It is quite obvious already that no amount of technical argument from us idiots will change Greg Maxwell's mind once he made it up.   Grin

You are again engaging in mischaracterizations to attempt to personalize these kinds of matters.  In essence, can't you recognize that you are contradicting yourself from one sentence to another.  In one sentence, you acknowledge that bitcoin cannot have governance (maybe in essence recognizing that bitcoin has a form of decentralized existence), and then in the next sentence, you are suggesting that some person has some kind of undue influence... The former is correct (no one person or entity controls bitcoin), and that is a feature, not a bug.  Thank you bitcoin, and thank you Satoshi.   Wink


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FUCD 

Er, I must have slept through that too.  What is the "C" in "FUCD"?



I adopted this usage from someone else, more because of the overall sound of it, rather than the fact that it could be a bit redundant.  C = concern.  hahahaha...

sounds a bit more descriptive, when put together..., no?  Cheesy







legendary
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my body is ready Satoshi

please... don't go gentle   Shocked
ImI
legendary
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[...]

The last I remember, you ascribed Bitcoin's rise to Mavrodi. How do you explain the continued heights now that his MLM scheme has collapsed?

Bitcoin's legendary rise had little to do with the clever Russian, far more with a fat Frenchman, who is currently behind bars natural, organic growth Smiley

its not about the "legendary rise" 2013, its about the 500 runup of late 2015. stolfi and alot of others were proclaiming these days that its just about the MMM ponzi and will collapse anytime soon. and what happend? NOTHING.

Who said Sergei cashed out already? Isn't hiding huge sums of money from government bullies bitcoin's raison d' etre?

P.S. MMM websites still up, promising 100%/mo, better than Bitcoin Smiley http://mmmglobal.org/

oh for sure nobody knows. and? thats exactly the point! nothing proofs that any effect of MMM is to be seen. its all just bullshit talk up to this day.
legendary
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Eadem mutata resurgo
... if you can't hide it from govvy bullies, it's not money, it's called prison scrip.
newbie
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[...]

The last I remember, you ascribed Bitcoin's rise to Mavrodi. How do you explain the continued heights now that his MLM scheme has collapsed?

Bitcoin's legendary rise had little to do with the clever Russian, far more with a fat Frenchman, who is currently behind bars natural, organic growth Smiley

its not about the "legendary rise" 2013, its about the 500 runup of late 2015. stolfi and alot of others were proclaiming these days that its just about the MMM ponzi and will collapse anytime soon. and what happend? NOTHING.

Who said Sergei cashed out already? Isn't hiding huge sums of money from government bullies bitcoin's raison d' etre?

P.S. MMM websites still up, promising 100%/mo, better than Bitcoin Smiley http://mmmglobal.org/
ImI
legendary
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[...]

The last I remember, you ascribed Bitcoin's rise to Mavrodi. How do you explain the continued heights now that his MLM scheme has collapsed?

Bitcoin's legendary rise had little to do with the clever Russian, far more with a fat Frenchman, who is currently behind bars natural, organic growth Smiley

its not about the "legendary rise" 2013, its about the 500 runup of late 2015. stolfi and alot of others were proclaiming these days that its just about the MMM ponzi and will collapse anytime soon. and what happend? NOTHING.
legendary
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triangle pattern and breakout to follow would be unbelievably expensive to manufacture (looking at a period of many months or longer).  clearly larger, macroeconomic forces in play, orders of magnitude more influencial on price than anything a lulzy MMM could create..  lulz at MMM have an effect. Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked

dat pattern, and with so much more liquidity than 2013 (Bitfinex, Stamp, Coinbase Exchange, itbit, Gemini, gbtc)....    i'm sold  Grin Grin
legendary
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[...]

The last I remember, you ascribed Bitcoin's rise to Mavrodi. How do you explain the continued heights now that his MLM scheme has collapsed?

legendary
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[...]

The last I remember, you ascribed Bitcoin's rise to Mavrodi. How do you explain the continued heights now that his MLM scheme has collapsed?
legendary
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Sucking dick for btc, pm me.

If you do it in public you can hustle for tips from spectators as well. Now is the time to maxmise those opportunities.

Could even take bets from spectators, over/under..
sr. member
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In XEM we trust
full member
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legendary
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Welt Am Draht
Sucking dick for btc, pm me.

If you do it in public you can hustle for tips from spectators as well. Now is the time to maxmise those opportunities.
hero member
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ethereum crash started  Huh Huh looking good for btc now
hero member
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shorts are going to get triggered soon

are there still shorts left? at least in this thread they are gone since the runup to 500

Shorts on bitfinex are still 15k
full member
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Sucking dick for btc, pm me.
ImI
legendary
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could very well be the start of a little halving rally. just 2 months away.
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