Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 22402. (Read 26608543 times)

We can only hope updated my post with some additional info

Nice hidden buy order at 274 on Finex

Whoah! that's great! Looks like we have been in their scope; what's next? Implementing crypto in their banks?

Fuck off yourself.  At least Stolfi has some interesting arguments from time to time, even if I usually disagree with them.
You are just a disgrace for the community.

Well, Bitcoin community...

Do you know who the evolution admins were?

They were admins of a credit card fraud forum so I think its safe to say they weren't exactly pillars of the community in the first place.

The UK Treasury has released its latest report on the Bitcoin/crypto (haven't had a chance to read it yet though):

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/414040/digital_currencies_response_to_call_for_information_final_changes.pdf

And a token mention of Bitcoin hidden away in the 2015 budget report:

However, the thieves may be mobsters themselves.  They could refund damages of "colleagues", but may just show the Varoufakis Finger to rivals and small crooks.

That is utterly wrong! No such thing as "regularity" here. The only closer to this is "regulation" which is yet to be seen any time soon...  

ya

Are you using QuadrigaCX now Adam?

How could you possibly know that The Lamb was banned?  Unless... you are The Lamb?!
A fiendish ploy: pretending to be anti-Lamb, but being so horrible at it as to make The Lamb appear even more glorious and triumphant

I read a write-up of Gavin's proposal, some months ago, but it did not seem to have been thoroughly thought of yet at the time.   From what I understood, I thought that a malicious miner could broadcast non-invertible filters and make honest miners waste time waiting for the actual data to show up, and thus gain some advantage.  I don't know whether all potential attacks, like this one, were considered and excluded.

How long until you get this account (created on the same day as NLC) banned for droning on about child pornography, too?

Telling that you have returned to post on the only price weakness for weeks. This place was far friendlier with without you in it.
In the real world being an unpleasant sinister piece of work disliked somewhere means you stay away. Take the hint.

Sure.  And to buy dope from a local bodega, you got to buy a candy bar too.

Also https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cointelegraph-writer-arrested-935202

Dont think that will happen. The only ones to get upset are the permabulls, and trolling them is like poking a pointy stick into a sack of puppies. No matter how often you do it, you will always get the same reaction. And if you stop, LFC_bitcoin will wonder why you have stopped.

The troll-permabull dynamic is one of the more entertaining aspects of this thread. Market insight certainly isn't.  

i'm buying 

didn't close any of my short positions. my greed is bigger than others.

delusional bulls will suffer.

You realise that's bad, like really bad?

(You surely sound like a Brazilian, and an anti-Dilma one specifically.  At very least, you must be from some Latin American country?)

A 70% loss of value in 20 years, and a predicted 8% inflation rate per year are nothing to boast about, sure.  But they are still better than a 8% loss in 24 hours, or  78% loss in 14 months, both totally unpredicted and unpredictable. 

Several bitcoin companies have learned the hard way that bitcoin cannot be used as unit of accounting or as liquid capital storage, not so much because of its (past and possible) loss of value, but because of its unpredictability.  (IIRC, SatoshiLabs, the makers of Trezor, were one such example.)

For contracts that span 2-3 months, an inflation rate of 1%/year can be ignored.  An inflation of 10%/year cannot be ignored; but, if it is roughly predictable, it can be accounted for in the contract; either by adjusting the amounts to be paid, or pegging them to some mutually trusted inflation index.   On the other hand, a sudden and unpredicted inflation of 10% over one week can turn a good profit into a significant loss, even if some payments are pegged to some index.

By the way, the BRL:USD exchange rate was 2.74 in 2005, 2.71 last December, and below 2.70 at all times between those dates. Not that bad, eh?   

Finally, and, most importantly, I am not advising anyone to invest in BRL, or dollars, or euros.  No one with a bit of brain invests in a currency (except for very short term speculation, and even then it is a very risky gamble).