Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 2889. (Read 26718637 times)

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I see the rates baked in but nov 1-4 a 0.75
then dec 15-20 a 0.75
with feb 1-2 a 0.75

means 3.83 then 4.58 ending at 5.33 in feb of 2023

could end the ‘war’ on inflation followed by a crash and burn and money pump.

if we are lucky.
my fear is they may go longer then this.
they cut the housing market right off at the knees by these hard raises.
I have one friend that got a 2.5% loan and one more got 3%.
same loans are now over 7% housing market shut down asap .
btc dropped a lot when the housing market was cut down.




I am adding 675 th in btc miners the next month.

got good prices.

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Interesting point. However I dont think that we really can compare what's happened in 2008 and the situation now. FED will most probably increase the rates of course, but for still 1 year and 3/4 more (at least?) ?

I don't think so.  Probably 2 more, maximum 3 and in a shorter time.

Regarding the timeframe, I see a little probability to extend to 8-12 months.. but more faster, like until Q1 2023.

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What's up bros?
It's been a year.


You missed The Sexy Halloween Party Banner for sure!
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I spotted another PlanB Lugano banner:



Of course, hodler priorities…

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I don't really disagree with you Lucius - except that there still is a kind of snowballing effect that continues to take place in regards to the ongoing increasing knowledge that is building in broader segments of the population.. so even if bitcoin might ONLY currently be less than 5% of the world's population having any kind of investment into it at all, and even within the 5%, there is likely a Pareto distribution, like you mention in which only 20% of that 5% are carrying most of the weight of the bitcoin bags... which is largely showing how early we continue to be...

In other words, even those who hold BTC are likely underinvested - while at the same time, ongoing gravitation into bitcoin and the building of network effects, including ongoing recognition that bitcoin is the most valuable of assets - that continue to contribute to Gresham law type behaviors that build upon each other, even if it remains so difficult to measure how the masses are contributing to such growth, bottom support and even pushing the BTC price up - even while there are efforts to keep the BTC price down (suppressed), which surely seem that such BTC price suppression efforts are playing out pretty successfully currently with the BTC price staying so far below the 200-week moving average for more than 4 months.. .. which is not even speaking to the fact that in the short-term the BTC price can continue to be suppressed.. which seem ton continue to cause upside explosion potentialities - and not even sure how much exposure some of the naked shorters are going to end up having if the whole thing ends up blowing up on them with bitcoin prices going up and their running out of abilities to keep it down.. .. which continues to seem possible.. even if we also have macro narratives that continue to hold too.. including that bitcoin does also remain an asset that is very liquid and easy to sell.. but then relatively easy to buy, too.. cannot really completely shut it down like what happens in other markets..


Don't do it!!!!

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You are not describing anything new.  Historically we have had periods of low participation, and also members complaining that the thread is dying - including that bitcoin is dying.. blah blah blah.... Other coins are more interesting... cheer, cheer, cheer...      Sure it can be more difficult to see those historical periods while not experiencing them live.


I am referring to ChartBuddy's sugar daddy (or is it baby daddy?), author (another word for pimp?), brain (the bot's bot), handler (principal).... Richy_T


Well?   You might be able to attempt to discuss such matter with Richy_T directly... or even browse through some of his various discussions (post history) of his programing/writing CB script...   Just don't make him mad because he can be a temperamental one, from time to time....  hahahahahaha (not that I have hardly any clue or that I am telling the truth... hahahahaha)..  

On the face of it, I would not speculate that programing something like CB would be very difficult; however, between about mid 2017 and early to mid 2021, when Richy_T took CB away (took his marbles) away from the thread (forum), there was quite a bit of discussion in which several of us, including yours truly proclaimed their "love" and "missing" of CB, and even proposed that someone might program a CB version 2 in order to replace our then missing CB.. .. and to my knowledge, no member stepped into such programing of a regular posting Bot in this thread space footsteps - and even attempted any such efforts to program such bot.. but when Richie T returned to the forum more acceptingly to some extent in around early 2021 and renewed participation in this thread (although he has not been very active recently), after several of us had to "somewhat beg" him, he was able to make some tweaks to CB.. to reactivate it, and CB seems to be even more reliable than it had been in its earlier days.. as far as I recall.. . although Richy did end up reducing CB down to Bitstamp ONLY rather than some of his earlier variations had three exchanges and maybe some other bells and whistles that might have been contributing to some of the less reliability....  

Yes.  But, I agree with Phil at #629019, it will likely take some time.

Inflation and recession are a very toxic combo.  It is hard to find something that appreciates, it's almost like the "winner" is the one who loses the least.  Even HODLing some FIAT cash is smart, it gives you "optionality", the ability to take advantage of a low price on some asset or asset class.

But, note what I kind-of assume above!  CA$H.  BTC.  Gold.  That doesn't even include stonks, real estate, bonds, etc. (the last three are risky now IMO).  Art even (?, even riskier)

Diversification!

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