US's launch its own Crypto Exchange
A group of significant companies, including Citadel, Fidelity, Charles Schwab, Virtu Financial, Sequoia Capital, and Paradigm, have joined forces to develop EDX Markets, a new cryptocurrency exchange. The exchange operates as a marketplace where customer assets are not directly handled, according to a non-custodial paradigm. Improved liquidity, aggressive quotes, and a distinctive trade execution arrangement are all goals of EDX. Additionally, traders will be able to settle trades matched on the platform thanks to the future launch of EDX Clearing, which was also revealed. Jamil Nazarali, the CEO, emphasises the need for a secure and legal bitcoin industry.
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June 21, 2023, 05:04:12 AM
June 21, 2023, 04:32:23 AM
Bhahah Will the Forum block that website as well? 🤣 Losers... Imgur rocks it just does not like your litter on its website 😆
forum not blocked talkimg, talkimg.com is down.
Well that is dissapointing...
June 21, 2023, 04:25:38 AM
Bhahah Will the Forum block that website as well? 🤣 Losers... Imgur rocks it just does not like your litter on its website 😆
forum has not blocked talkimg, talkimg.com is down.
June 21, 2023, 04:16:21 AM
Bhahah Will the Forum block that website as well? 🤣 Losers... Imgur rocks it just does not like your litter on its website 😆
June 21, 2023, 04:14:56 AM
UK inflation holds at 8.7% despite all the interest rate increases so far.
I expect the Bank of England to go with a 0.50 raise tomorrow taking the base rate to 5%.
The housing market is collapsing regardless as new mortgage rates are above that, 6+%.
I expect the Bank of England to go with a 0.50 raise tomorrow taking the base rate to 5%.
The housing market is collapsing regardless as new mortgage rates are above that, 6+%.
June 21, 2023, 03:32:29 AM
Billions don't make you happy inside, they also don't give your life a (better) meaning.
No matter how much worth people had, some ended their life through suicide.
Hmm, I do believe that inner peace is important but sometimes it makes me really curious that a poor always anticipate money can fix everything which is also a familiar fact.
It really depends on the people in your circle.
To live peacefully we don't need Billions of Millions
Reflection of Million and Billion never let you live peacefully.
Right.
And here is the secret for happiness: Personal relationships of good quality. Share laughs, cries and love with people you are connected to.
Things and wins only make you happy for a short time. You experience a dopamine boost, then comes the fall.
A manager i came to know once said to me that if you get over your successes in a humbly, quiet way, it won't deplete your dopamine and you're already set up for the next win.
/wiseass-offtopic-mode off
What's Bitcoin doing? Another bull trap? Many signals start pointing to an uptrend to suggested $30k, short consolidation followed by extended bullrun onset.
Historically spoken, $30k should be in when my monthly DCA fires, which is followed by the suggested correction shortly after
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wi60tvRwRlE
One thing for sure, those poor souls did indeed have the true Titanic experience and then some.
There is another incident in Mediterranean Sea where a boat carrying 750 migrants from different countries got sunk, only few survived while 500 still missing and are not believed to be dead. The boat has small kids on board too.
Irony is that survivors saying that Greece Coast guards were seeing the boat sinking but they came for rescue. They were gong illegal but at-least the coast guards can rescue them from death and send them back to there countries.
With these people too many dreams of living a prosperous lives in EU got sunk in the Mediterranean sea.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-65942426
While the data and witness reports revealed in the current investigations point to the coast guard being responsible for the ship tipping over by trying to tow them off international waters. just sayin...
June 21, 2023, 03:26:28 AM
June 21, 2023, 02:25:33 AM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wi60tvRwRlE
One thing for sure, those poor souls did indeed have the true Titanic experience and then some.
There is another incident in Mediterranean Sea where a boat carrying 750 migrants from different countries got sunk, only few survived while 500 still missing and are not believed to be dead. The boat has small kids on board too.
Irony is that survivors saying that Greece Coast guards were seeing the boat sinking but they didn't came for rescue. They were gong illegal but at-least the coast guards can rescue them from death and send them back to there countries.
With these people too many dreams of living a prosperous lives in EU got sunk in the Mediterranean sea.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-65942426
June 21, 2023, 02:03:25 AM
June 21, 2023, 01:49:40 AM
By the way,..... I would like to mention:
Some of you may know that a bit over a week ago, Binance US had stated that it may lose its banking services, so it suggested that either people withdraw their USD or convert them over to USDT.
I converted all mine over to USDT and then re-established my buy/sell orders on Binance US as part of the BTC/USDT pair, and so it was a bit strange that about 3.5 hours ago (calculated from the time of this post), I was waiting for my sell order at $28,900 to fill, and then all of a sudden all of my orders filled from $28,900 all the way up to $129,400... .. and there was some kind of a fat finger or something, and then the price moved back down to $28,800-ish... so I bought back all the BTC that I had sold (plus a little extra), and reset my BTC sell orders and also ended up with some extra USDT out of the deal, too.. .. I don't really want to disclose the amounts, but it surely adds up... and I have not exactly added it up.. I suppose that I could do some math at some point.
I would have had my BTC sell orders (with the USDT pair) up to $150k; however, at the time that I set my orders (maybe a week and a half ago), their system did not allow me to set sell orders higher than $130k... but this fat finger, or whatever it was, had ended up buying bitcoin all the way up to $138k. .. When I just reset my sell orders, it allowed me to set them up to $145k... so usually those kinds of fat fingers do not happen twice, even though sometimes some variation of them can happen when the order books get cleared out like that.. or who knows what caused such a thing?
The market and the orders on Binance US's BTC/USDT pair seem to be working normally now, and it is difficult to know what caused such a spurt in the price.. whether a bug, a fat finger, or just very illiquid markets.. or even manipulation?
Some of you may know that a bit over a week ago, Binance US had stated that it may lose its banking services, so it suggested that either people withdraw their USD or convert them over to USDT.
I converted all mine over to USDT and then re-established my buy/sell orders on Binance US as part of the BTC/USDT pair, and so it was a bit strange that about 3.5 hours ago (calculated from the time of this post), I was waiting for my sell order at $28,900 to fill, and then all of a sudden all of my orders filled from $28,900 all the way up to $129,400... .. and there was some kind of a fat finger or something, and then the price moved back down to $28,800-ish... so I bought back all the BTC that I had sold (plus a little extra), and reset my BTC sell orders and also ended up with some extra USDT out of the deal, too.. .. I don't really want to disclose the amounts, but it surely adds up... and I have not exactly added it up.. I suppose that I could do some math at some point.
I would have had my BTC sell orders (with the USDT pair) up to $150k; however, at the time that I set my orders (maybe a week and a half ago), their system did not allow me to set sell orders higher than $130k... but this fat finger, or whatever it was, had ended up buying bitcoin all the way up to $138k. .. When I just reset my sell orders, it allowed me to set them up to $145k... so usually those kinds of fat fingers do not happen twice, even though sometimes some variation of them can happen when the order books get cleared out like that.. or who knows what caused such a thing?
The market and the orders on Binance US's BTC/USDT pair seem to be working normally now, and it is difficult to know what caused such a spurt in the price.. whether a bug, a fat finger, or just very illiquid markets.. or even manipulation?
Nice one JJG
June 21, 2023, 01:19:40 AM
By the way,..... I would like to mention:
Some of you may know that a bit over a week ago, Binance US had stated that it may lose its banking services, so it suggested that either people withdraw their USD or convert them over to USDT.
I converted all mine over to USDT and then re-established my buy/sell orders on Binance US as part of the BTC/USDT pair, and so it was a bit strange that about 3.5 hours ago (calculated from the time of this post), I was waiting for my sell order at $28,900 to fill, and then all of a sudden all of my orders filled from $28,900 all the way up to $129,400... .. and there was some kind of a fat finger or something, and then the price moved back down to $28,800-ish... so I bought back all the BTC that I had sold (plus a little extra), and reset my BTC sell orders and also ended up with some extra USDT out of the deal, too.. .. I don't really want to disclose the amounts, but it surely adds up... and I have not exactly added it up.. I suppose that I could do some math at some point.
I would have had my BTC sell orders (with the USDT pair) up to $150k; however, at the time that I set my orders (maybe a week and a half ago), their system did not allow me to set sell orders higher than $130k... but this fat finger, or whatever it was, had ended up buying bitcoin all the way up to $138k. .. When I just reset my sell orders, it allowed me to set them up to $145k... so usually those kinds of fat fingers do not happen twice, even though sometimes some variation of them can happen when the order books get cleared out like that.. or who knows what caused such a thing?
The market and the orders on Binance US's BTC/USDT pair seem to be working normally now, and it is difficult to know what caused such a spurt in the price.. whether a bug, a fat finger, or just very illiquid markets.. or even manipulation?
Some of you may know that a bit over a week ago, Binance US had stated that it may lose its banking services, so it suggested that either people withdraw their USD or convert them over to USDT.
I converted all mine over to USDT and then re-established my buy/sell orders on Binance US as part of the BTC/USDT pair, and so it was a bit strange that about 3.5 hours ago (calculated from the time of this post), I was waiting for my sell order at $28,900 to fill, and then all of a sudden all of my orders filled from $28,900 all the way up to $129,400... .. and there was some kind of a fat finger or something, and then the price moved back down to $28,800-ish... so I bought back all the BTC that I had sold (plus a little extra), and reset my BTC sell orders and also ended up with some extra USDT out of the deal, too.. .. I don't really want to disclose the amounts, but it surely adds up... and I have not exactly added it up.. I suppose that I could do some math at some point.
I would have had my BTC sell orders (with the USDT pair) up to $150k; however, at the time that I set my orders (maybe a week and a half ago), their system did not allow me to set sell orders higher than $130k... but this fat finger, or whatever it was, had ended up buying bitcoin all the way up to $138k. .. When I just reset my sell orders, it allowed me to set them up to $145k... so usually those kinds of fat fingers do not happen twice, even though sometimes some variation of them can happen when the order books get cleared out like that.. or who knows what caused such a thing?
The market and the orders on Binance US's BTC/USDT pair seem to be working normally now, and it is difficult to know what caused such a spurt in the price.. whether a bug, a fat finger, or just very illiquid markets.. or even manipulation?
It is difficult to conclude without knowing the amount of Bitcoin, but i do hope it was significant amount for you! I mean we do see flash crashes every now and then, why not the opposite...
June 21, 2023, 01:01:21 AM
June 21, 2023, 12:01:17 AM
June 20, 2023, 11:57:04 PM
By the way,..... I would like to mention:
Some of you may know that a bit over a week ago, Binance US had stated that it may lose its banking services, so it suggested that either people withdraw their USD or convert them over to USDT.
I converted all mine over to USDT and then re-established my buy/sell orders on Binance US as part of the BTC/USDT pair, and so it was a bit strange that about 3.5 hours ago (calculated from the time of this post), I was waiting for my sell order at $28,900 to fill, and then all of a sudden all of my orders filled from $28,900 all the way up to $129,400... .. and there was some kind of a fat finger or something, and then the price moved back down to $28,800-ish... so I bought back all the BTC that I had sold (plus a little extra), and reset my BTC sell orders and also ended up with some extra USDT out of the deal, too.. .. I don't really want to disclose the amounts, but it surely adds up... and I have not exactly added it up.. I suppose that I could do some math at some point.
I would have had my BTC sell orders (with the USDT pair) up to $150k; however, at the time that I set my orders (maybe a week and a half ago), their system did not allow me to set sell orders higher than $130k... but this fat finger, or whatever it was, had ended up buying bitcoin all the way up to $138k. .. When I just reset my sell orders, it allowed me to set them up to $145k... so usually those kinds of fat fingers do not happen twice, even though sometimes some variation of them can happen when the order books get cleared out like that.. or who knows what caused such a thing?
The market and the orders on Binance US's BTC/USDT pair seem to be working normally now, and it is difficult to know what caused such a spurt in the price.. whether a bug, a fat finger, or just very illiquid markets.. or even manipulation?
Some of you may know that a bit over a week ago, Binance US had stated that it may lose its banking services, so it suggested that either people withdraw their USD or convert them over to USDT.
I converted all mine over to USDT and then re-established my buy/sell orders on Binance US as part of the BTC/USDT pair, and so it was a bit strange that about 3.5 hours ago (calculated from the time of this post), I was waiting for my sell order at $28,900 to fill, and then all of a sudden all of my orders filled from $28,900 all the way up to $129,400... .. and there was some kind of a fat finger or something, and then the price moved back down to $28,800-ish... so I bought back all the BTC that I had sold (plus a little extra), and reset my BTC sell orders and also ended up with some extra USDT out of the deal, too.. .. I don't really want to disclose the amounts, but it surely adds up... and I have not exactly added it up.. I suppose that I could do some math at some point.
I would have had my BTC sell orders (with the USDT pair) up to $150k; however, at the time that I set my orders (maybe a week and a half ago), their system did not allow me to set sell orders higher than $130k... but this fat finger, or whatever it was, had ended up buying bitcoin all the way up to $138k. .. When I just reset my sell orders, it allowed me to set them up to $145k... so usually those kinds of fat fingers do not happen twice, even though sometimes some variation of them can happen when the order books get cleared out like that.. or who knows what caused such a thing?
The market and the orders on Binance US's BTC/USDT pair seem to be working normally now, and it is difficult to know what caused such a spurt in the price.. whether a bug, a fat finger, or just very illiquid markets.. or even manipulation?
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June 20, 2023, 11:36:12 PM
(do any of uie-pooies need to know what is the deadman's zone?).
Quote from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_man_zone
The dead man zone is the area directly around a bushfire that is likely to burn within five minutes given the current wind conditions or an anticipated change in wind direction. The distance this zone extends from the firefront is highly dependent on terrain, windspeed, fuel type and composition, relative humidity and ambient temperature, and can range from under 100 metres (330 ft) to well over 1 kilometre (3,300 ft).[1]
Now please explain the WO version of Deadman's zone.
June 20, 2023, 11:21:48 PM
I wonder what kind of stuff members would be doing with btc at $500K (10 tril)?
Make plans? Too early? 30 mo is just 2.5 years.
one step at a time broMake plans? Too early? 30 mo is just 2.5 years.
a new ATH at 70k next year
maybe 100k gets topped next year.
oh hats off to buddy 28k!
I can keep up the idea of both 70-100K next year and 500K in 30 mo in my head simultaneously, especially if it would result in the lack of premature selling at 70K, lol.
OGs do not sell much, if any, cornz within the deadman's zone (do any of uie-pooies need to know what is the deadman's zone?).
Justsaying.
Normies, on the other hand.. are not very smart.. so they do have a wee bit of a tendency to sell der cornz within the deadman's zone.. which tends to not play out very well for them.
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June 20, 2023, 11:20:48 PM
I responded based on the words of your post, and I did not assume where you were from - even though now you are disclosing that you are from a third world country.
It's no secret, to be honest. Everyone can see this from my post history since 30% of my posts are on my local We might not know what is going to happen, but we have some pretty good ideas about bitcoin's likely direction.. even if we might not know details in terms of either price or time.. especially trying to pinpoint specifics -
Bitcoin sometimes followed previous patterns and sometimes did not. We have seen price hikes after each halving so we expect the same after the upcoming halving as well. But, we never know if it will happen exactly after the halving or not. It might take a few months or so. Maybe a year? Well, hopefully whatever you are doing in terms of your bitcoin investment is not reliant on the price shooting up.. because it may or may not shoot up..
Yet, in your previous post, it sounded to me that you were preparing for down rather than up, and likely it is necessary to prepare for either down or up.. because we cannot be sure which direction dee cornz is going to go in the short term, and even that we could have a lot of uncertainty for many years into the future.
Let's say it this way. I am bullish but I don't want to expect too much from Bitcoin in the short term. Because if I expect too much and Bitcoin doesn't fulfill my expectations, I might be frustrated with that. I am not expecting to happen anything overnight. Even though I have a small portion (compared to most of you guys) of Bitcoin, I still consider myself Bitcoiner. I use altcoins too for various purposes. But, Bitcoin is the only coin that I consider an asset. I hope my standing is clear enough
June 20, 2023, 11:08:43 PM
June 20, 2023, 10:51:54 PM
You sound like a low coiner or a no coiner.
I guess it was predictable already. People from a 3rd world country wearing a signature must be a low coiner. You might think that. I don't mind that I responded based on the words of your post, and I did not assume where you were from - even though now you are disclosing that you are from a third world country.
We might not know what is going to happen, but we have some pretty good ideas about bitcoin's likely direction.. even if we might not know details in terms of either price or time.. especially trying to pinpoint specifics -
Bitcoin sometimes followed previous patterns and sometimes did not. We have seen price hikes after each halving so we expect the same after the upcoming halving as well. But, we never know if it will happen exactly after the halving or not. It might take a few months or so. Maybe a year? Well, hopefully whatever you are doing in terms of your bitcoin investment is not reliant on the price shooting up.. because it may or may not shoot up..
Yet, in your previous post, it sounded to me that you were preparing for down rather than up, and likely it is necessary to prepare for either down or up.. because we cannot be sure which direction dee cornz is going to go in the short term, and even that we could have a lot of uncertainty for many years into the future.
i was reading this thread from starting (just for fun),
i seen users which are the lucky early adopters and they are now millionaires, even billionaires now.
Lucky? Some call it foresight.i seen users which are the lucky early adopters and they are now millionaires, even billionaires now.
Patience has a lot to do with it too.
Exactly a variety of scenarios, some guys building their stacks, some guys consuming part of their stacks, and surely there is nothing wrong with hookers, lambo and blow as long as you might realize that you don't want to spend all of your cornz all at once.. which surely there have been some guys who got some short term time preferences, and ended up spending way too many coins too early.
We cannot necessarily presume that guys and gals who participated then and who are still participating have disclosed very much of their BTC accumulating and/or holding strategies.. even though sometimes we might get some ideas about some of the strategies that might give us some ideas in relation to how close their hypotheticals might relate to their own circumstances or to circumstances that they wished to be or circumstances that they know their "friend" to be.
June 20, 2023, 10:12:08 PM
but I suppose that if I were to make some kind of a large purchase using BTC or even fiat that is inside of my BTC trading accounts, then maybe I might feel that I need to adjust my buy/sell orders (and strategies) in order to attempt to account for some large purchase that I might have had ended up making..
Well I agree with your opinion, I think if you can specifically analyze you have a deep knowledge about Bitcoin, but with the current market conditions, it is natural that there are many people who would have the opposite opinion, because many people think that when some negative news comes out, the price of Bitcoin will go down. will go and they will have a new opportunity to invest more. It can be the case of any other token or coin but if we talk about Bitcoin only then it can be said that Bitcoin is not very easily manipulated. Because Bitcoin is ready to hold its position.
Secondly, I think it is better not to limit to just trading because when some bad times come, many will hesitate, and when one hesitates, the long term plan will be lost.
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