P.S.: ..The 2025 Sino-American crypto bull market shall be glorious.
I actually like the nickname "Bad Gurl Yellen"
"Beta cuck towel bitch boy Jay Powell" is a bit stronger maybe, but still good IMHO.
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 312. (Read 26497588 times)
August 13, 2024, 07:43:13 PM
I actually like the nickname "Bad Gurl Yellen"
"Beta cuck towel bitch boy Jay Powell" is a bit stronger maybe, but still good IMHO.
August 13, 2024, 07:36:32 PM
Obviously bitcoin we know is the real number one but this is surprising to me nevertheless
https://wise.com/gb/blog/strongest-currencies-in-the-world
These are depreciating assets relative strengths. https://wise.com/gb/blog/strongest-currencies-in-the-world
Well aware of Kuwaiti jinar but the others came as quite a shocker
Never knew most existed.
Stumbled on this.
Mining company stamps "Made in USA " on their Block's mined.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/marathon-digital-made-in-usa-bitcoin-blocks
yeah thats right make a borderless world wide asset surround be a border.
mark my words this is a true attack of great magnitude.
worse than nfts
not a worse attack..you can compare it to graffiti on railway wagons as far as it not interfering with anything..kind of meaningless, unless...
here is another direction to ponder:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/kamala-harris-may-continue-the-biden-administration-s-crypto-crackdown
TL;DR mostly "nameless" bureaucrats (although named in this piece) that decide what we can and cannot do.
it would likely force me to leave the us.
August 13, 2024, 07:01:16 PM
August 13, 2024, 06:07:28 PM
Obviously bitcoin we know is the real number one but this is surprising to me nevertheless
https://wise.com/gb/blog/strongest-currencies-in-the-world
These are depreciating assets relative strengths. https://wise.com/gb/blog/strongest-currencies-in-the-world
Well aware of Kuwaiti jinar but the others came as quite a shocker
Never knew most existed.
Stumbled on this.
Mining company stamps "Made in USA " on their Block's mined.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/marathon-digital-made-in-usa-bitcoin-blocks
yeah thats right make a borderless world wide asset surround be a border.
mark my words this is a true attack of great magnitude.
worse than nfts
not a worse attack..you can compare it to graffiti on railway wagons as far as it not interfering with anything..kind of meaningless, unless...
here is another direction to ponder:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/kamala-harris-may-continue-the-biden-administration-s-crypto-crackdown
TL;DR mostly "nameless" bureaucrats (although named in this piece) that decide what we can and cannot do.
August 13, 2024, 06:01:14 PM
August 13, 2024, 05:41:30 PM
Obviously bitcoin we know is the real number one but this is surprising to me nevertheless
https://wise.com/gb/blog/strongest-currencies-in-the-world
These are depreciating assets relative strengths. https://wise.com/gb/blog/strongest-currencies-in-the-world
Well aware of Kuwaiti jinar but the others came as quite a shocker
Never knew most existed.
Stumbled on this.
Mining company stamps "Made in USA " on their Block's mined.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/marathon-digital-made-in-usa-bitcoin-blocks
yeah thats right make a borderless world wide asset surround be a border.
mark my words this is a true attack of great magnitude.
worse than nfts
August 13, 2024, 05:01:15 PM
August 13, 2024, 04:20:09 PM
Obviously bitcoin we know is the real number one but this is surprising to me nevertheless
https://wise.com/gb/blog/strongest-currencies-in-the-world
These are depreciating assets relative strengths. https://wise.com/gb/blog/strongest-currencies-in-the-world
Well aware of Kuwaiti jinar but the others came as quite a shocker
Never knew most existed.
Stumbled on this.
Mining company stamps "Made in USA " on their Block's mined.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/marathon-digital-made-in-usa-bitcoin-blocks
August 13, 2024, 04:01:16 PM
August 13, 2024, 03:34:53 PM
Obviously bitcoin we know is the real number one but this is surprising to me nevertheless
https://wise.com/gb/blog/strongest-currencies-in-the-world
https://wise.com/gb/blog/strongest-currencies-in-the-world
August 13, 2024, 03:01:14 PM
August 13, 2024, 02:03:09 PM
Guys, we got passed EmptyGox without barely an abrasion. It has been hanging over the market for 10+ years and I have lost count how many times some Gox FUD has hammered the price down during the decade. That page has turned now, forever. Hugely bullish.
LOL. You “gox didn’t matter” people are so delusional. The price went from $73K to $49K during the most bullish inflow period in Bitcoin’s history in expectation of the event and now we’re still 20% off the high as the market tries to work through what is happening and those who stepped up to save the market at $49K are able to liquidate and take profit. If it wasn’t for gox we’d be 50% higher right now and when they’re done with the distributions we’re going to take off. No point in pretending the market shrugged it off.
LOL back at you.
You can continue to cling to your delusion or you can look at the facts: first it was Germany 2 bil sale on a short notice and in a very short time period and then Japan's sudden rate hike dislocating ALL markets due to the yen carry trade partial unwinding. MtGox was largely a non factor aka priced in.
LOL @ME
For sitting with popcorn
And just reading the WO
August 13, 2024, 02:02:54 PM
15 years since inception, and I can't believe that trader shill trolls still feel the need to come into this WO thread and spread whatever the latest FUD du jour happens to be.
But then again, I guess I can believe it.
Because without constant FUD ad infinitum, I guess that would mean that Bitcoin is a legit financial asset and cannot function like a simple penny stock pump-and-dump anymore?
Ah yes, the constant dangling carrot of FUD....like the Sword of Damocles....
But then again, I guess I can believe it.
Because without constant FUD ad infinitum, I guess that would mean that Bitcoin is a legit financial asset and cannot function like a simple penny stock pump-and-dump anymore?
Ah yes, the constant dangling carrot of FUD....like the Sword of Damocles....
August 13, 2024, 02:01:14 PM
August 13, 2024, 01:43:08 PM
Guys, we got passed EmptyGox without barely an abrasion. It has been hanging over the market for 10+ years and I have lost count how many times some Gox FUD has hammered the price down during the decade. That page has turned now, forever. Hugely bullish.
LOL. You “gox didn’t matter” people are so delusional. The price went from $73K to $49K during the most bullish inflow period in Bitcoin’s history in expectation of the event and now we’re still 20% off the high as the market tries to work through what is happening and those who stepped up to save the market at $49K are able to liquidate and take profit. If it wasn’t for gox we’d be 50% higher right now and when they’re done with the distributions we’re going to take off. No point in pretending the market shrugged it off.
August 13, 2024, 01:33:15 PM
What? Now the cope has turned into Bitcoin following the stock market? Is it just that you don’t want to admit you’re wrong or do you really misunderstand the Bitcoin market so much that you think what just happened was due to the stock market? I guess your post answers that question, but you couldn’t possibly be more wrong with your analysis, whether you acknowledge it or not.
Just a coincidence I'm sure. And technically, it would have lead the stock market as the stock market was closed on the weekend.
Exactly. The stock market drop was mostly related to 2 things. 1) Iran saying they were going to attack Israel, & 2) The media pushing the idea that Kamala was winning in the polls.
The Bitcoin drop was also due to 2 separate factors. 1) The news that mtgox would be distributing BTC to creditors, & 2) Germany dumping their coins.
While my Bitcoin is down around 20% from the peak, my stock portfolio is at all time highs. Ridiculous to say Bitcoin follows the stock market.
and maybe you sold your gox coins. i didnt.
The coins I got from mtgox haven’t been touched. I sold before the drop ($67K) and bought the dip ($53K)…
August 13, 2024, 01:17:19 PM
What? Now the cope has turned into Bitcoin following the stock market? Is it just that you don’t want to admit you’re wrong or do you really misunderstand the Bitcoin market so much that you think what just happened was due to the stock market? I guess your post answers that question, but you couldn’t possibly be more wrong with your analysis, whether you acknowledge it or not.
Just a coincidence I'm sure. And technically, it would have lead the stock market as the stock market was closed on the weekend.
August 13, 2024, 01:12:34 PM
Adding to your quote above, my stance on this is "when in Rome, do as Romans do," and if you disagree, either try to change the system legally (by example, or by political means), or become a revolutionary (and be prepared to face the consequences -- big guns and all).
A sensible stance. But the sovereign citizens don't recognize the authority that would need to be changed. To participate in the system is to validate the system. Arguably they are already revolutionaries but of a very milquetoast sort.
[Edit: Fake number plates? If they were serious, they would be going with *no* number plates. Not even internally consistent]
August 13, 2024, 01:11:00 PM
August 13, 2024, 01:06:14 PM
Guys, we got passed EmptyGox without barely an abrasion. It has been hanging over the market for 10+ years and I have lost count how many times some Gox FUD has hammered the price down during the decade. That page has turned now, forever. Hugely bullish.
LOL. You “gox didn’t matter” people are so delusional. The price went from $73K to $49K during the most bullish inflow period in Bitcoin’s history in expectation of the event and now we’re still 20% off the high as the market tries to work through what is happening and those who stepped up to save the market at $49K are able to liquidate and take profit. If it wasn’t for gox we’d be 50% higher right now and when they’re done with the distributions we’re going to take off. No point in pretending the market shrugged it off.
That's credibility damaging levels of disingenuous given that you know that fall happened in tandem with the biggest stock market sell-off in not-even-very-recent history with a very rapid recovery.
What? Now the cope has turned into Bitcoin following the stock market? Is it just that you don’t want to admit you’re wrong or do you really misunderstand the Bitcoin market so much that you think what just happened was due to the stock market? I guess your post answers that question, but you couldn’t possibly be more wrong with your analysis, whether you acknowledge it or not.
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