Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 32657. (Read 26470074 times)

This should have its own button IMO.

I think ChartBuddy should be first.

 

I really missed this feature and I'm happy to know about it now.

Suggestion to all: shrink your pictures with [img width=MAX] and wrap them with a link to the full resolution picture.

The gold i'm selling is 100% guaranteed to be stolen from senile octogenarians, never mined!  Btw, you're theoretically right -- as long as the process of buying involves any amount of energy, be it as insignificant as a gesture to an auction spotter, spending does deplete finite resources by contributing toward entropy.  But i like how far you've reached too.

Yes... not very a big deal is it? 

I really appreciate when others do this. It makes it more readable for everyone.

Great discovery = [IMG width=200]  (Notice the image is smaller guys)
I love how it saves space but doesn't lose the point as you can still remember the original post. Others follow the lead.
You have to manually do this though?

Right.....  because buying gold does not increase gold prices, thereby making gold mining more profitable, there increasing the amount of gold being mined, thereby consuming oil, extracting gold from the earth and doing cyanide leaching and shit.   Oy vey indeed.

PS: I like gold as a monetary asset, but I would prefer it if there was no below-ground stock.

My money is on downtrend.

Taking profit for now, as even if $95-100 is broken in this epic bull trap, I would expect a pullback.

I was hoping to see the bearest of bears join us to complete the trap, but alas.
(Blitz, why didn't you join us?)  

I think people don't understand human nature, or misinterpret a more complex version of it, it is at the heart to seek pleasure avoid pain.  To that end given the wrong information or misguided into blaming the other for your suffering, great evil can be perpetrated, and human nature manipulated.

@ mrbrt link nothing needs to change in human nature, it is perfect*, where the lack in society is, is our collective immune system has not evolved enough to reject infectious parasites. (*how human nature is improved is through the use of empathy [the golden rule] and reason in predicting what will result in pleasure or pain.   Understanding that if I chose to pleasure myself at the expense of others (lack of empathy) I am acutely causing pain which will result in resentment and pain for me, and so what is wrong is we build walls and laws to allow this resentment to build up.)

There is just one mechanism that is responsible for the greatest suffering on earth today, it is the eroding the wealth from the poor (and the producers) to benefit the wealthy, and it is built into the heart of our society. It is the meme that a fixed unit of exchange is how you trade your labour and smarts for wealth. (they lie is that is not the money we use )

This mechanism is the Cantillon Effect, the result of which creates poverty by creating new money, ironically controlled moderate monetary inflation is very thing economists insist ensures prosperous growth.

With a Bitcoin, human nature isn't affected (well it is if you read this tread so we should get back to watching for walls) but the mechanism (Cantillon Effect)  that forces slavery and creates poverty is eliminated allowing something new to develop.  

I don't know, how it will be, but maybe you're online-banking-account will have access to your btc-exchange. I would like that.

As I know in some weeks. Maybe technical thing, maybe tribute to bureaucracy ... the users with a fidor account could trade in realtime, without it would not be possible soon. By now Fidor allows customer to buy and sell gold and silver and flips (hitflip). 

You're joking?  I can guarantee that earth's finite resources are not depleted when you pay for gold or my fine whores.  Or milk, or stocks, or other currencies, or art, or digital goods or pretty much anything short of commodities which you intend to destroy.

Bitcoin-central had a deal with a european bank too, no?  Or is this arrangement of a different kind?

Sorry, no. I only have the same information as you from bitcoin.de (in English, in German). I didn't do my homework on Fidor Bank also, but I noticed them because of their wide social media marketing some time ago.

Though I emailed Fidor Bank on sunday and asked about Bitcoin. This was without knowing about the bitcoin.de deal and I ask companies regularly about their opinion about Bitcoin. This is what I received:

Are you saying there is no correlation there?

Spending money is identical to spending resources?  Oy vey.

Yes, it was me. Do you know when people can start using the bank? I haven't seen that anywhere. I imagine this will affect Bitstamp (depending on the interface) as the banking system, as bad as it is, is pretty sound in Germany and I think many people using Bitstamp, have the Slovanian bank they use in the back of their minds.

I don't want to do any such thing -- my question was directed at molecular's claim that bitcoins trend to flow from higher to lower concentrations -- from the hands of the rich to the hands of the poor.  Take it up with him

Edit:  can't have dispersion without something flowing, can't distribute BTC without spending

If it wasn't for days like yesterday on MtGox, i'd have to dig deeper for proof of the opposite.  But, in all seriousness, while the rich have a definite edge in finance [ ], the advantage only grows with deflationary currency [textbook stuff here].  BTW, my question was much shallower & simpler:  If wealth tends to disperse in Bitcoin economy, and I'm looking to get rich (be a node of wealth concentration), it seems to follow that backing Bitcoin is not in my best interest.  I think.