Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 3301. (Read 26716090 times)

Well By the way that was an indication and you better know indication might be wrong or True my work is until what i think to let you know.
Point 2 then BTC agin fell down to 19.2 so still don't be hopeful

For the months market I'm Bullish always as all WO members are and i got something for you buddy.

Good day Bitcoinland.
One nine two nine six dollars
(Bitcoinaverage).

So here we are:
Another Haiku Sunday.
It's time to relax.

Bird's in the oven,
Just made some margaritas
For my wife and me.
____

Still buying the house,
Found alternate financing...
No more Bitcoins sold!

Small reverse mortgage
Fully open with low rates
From private lender.

I can wait it out:
No payments necessary
And no banks involved.

The best part is that
I can use rent revenues
To buy more Bitcoin.

The next ATH
I can pay off the mortgage
With no penalty.

All I can say is:
Life is good. Thank you Bitcoin.
Life is very good.

Totally makes sense since testosterone is made (in part) from cholesterol.  I eat keto so no problems there.  Any low t I have is genetics and age.

Wow almost immediately after you posted this bitcoin went up to 19700.

Keep em coming

https://youtu.be/E3s-qZsjK8I

"big! little! big! little! GET ON IT!!!!"

I have had the thought over the years, since Steve Jobs died.....that on some important levels basically Apple=Steve Jobs..... and that they would struggle to innovate and take and maintain market share in the same way that they did, yes, I realise that there is was is MUCH more to Apple than just Steve Jobs, and that as an entity they still have plenty of resources to continue, and thrive even, I just think it is a different beast altogether now sans Jobs.


Not getting into the pros- and cons, of Job's approaches, n Apples walled gardens n all.. nor anything else re OS, or his business approach...personal life etc.... and I am not a "fan boy" for Jobs, though, I do take my hat off to him in some ways, the guy had a good eye, you have to give him that...


....but it is the way he died I cannot believe....you know he shunned treatment, at stages early enough that it really could have made a difference for him, because he calculated wrongly on some other alternative treatments. Not just once either, he had several points where he could have changed his mind before it was too late.... Although, it is a pretty nasty cancer he died from. Pretty fucked story...   his ego, in this instance seemed to work against him... the pictures of the guy, near the end


(ps, I almost am OT here compared to your original post, and I acknowledge your point..... and lets face it Apple did kill it)


(pps,     yes and of course Woz, was, important too....Jobs jus was in a different way)

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It matters to what some people say in regards to when the next block will be, including yours truly.  I don't look at the blocks, but I already sufficiently know the concept in order to clearly, adequately and meaningfully communicate it... by saying the next block is coming in 10 minutes..


I have not met anyone who is confused about that in any way that is in need of addressing beyond telling them that the next block is coming in about 10 minutes, and proclaiming "isn't that amazing?"



If they are that dumb, then let them go and get reckt.. they seem to be disinclined towards the overall message that bitcoin blocks come every 10 minutes... except sometimes they don't.


You are saying the same thing that I was implying, so how would I have been wrong?

I was saying that someone engaging in a large transaction is going to be more concerned about how long it takes for a block.. whether he is waiting for 1, 3, 6 or some other number of confirmations.  You are saying the same thing. So if I am wrong, then you are too.. hahahaha


You will probably need to explain more about how that matters to the point that I was making about every block coming in 10 minutes whether time has passed from the last block or not.. .. and so yeah, if the guy transacting $1 million has to wait a day or two before handing over the keys to the yacht.. then so be it.  


I am not going to stop.  I find it to be useful, as I already explained something like 10 times already.  I find your assertion that it is confusing and counterproductive to be letting technicalities get in the way of clarity.. so you better stop it right now..  

When is the next block you ask me?  About 10 minutes give or take.  That's my story and I am sticking to it.  I hope none of you were confused by my answer...and if you were, then


you are





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Real dumb... .









for reals.



I have been hesitating about whether I should politely correct you are come out a bit stronger and call you names, like dumbass.

I will start out by attempting to be polite, and just remind you and everyone else that DCA works best with assets whose price is going to go up forever.. in other words, there is a need for some kind of Fundamental assessment in regards to the price going up forever... which is the case in bitcoin (and is not guaranteed but has decently strong chances).

DCA'ing into shitcoins is just like gambling, and it can work only if there is a short-term pump that is sufficiently good enough to bring you higher in your sales price than your average cost for the shitcoin.  Of course, you can make money by DCA'ing into shitcoins just like you can make money by gambling.. but I do not recommend gambling as an investment technique/strategy.. especially when there is such great opportunities to create and to follow sound and prudent strategies and to get richie at the same time with bitcoin staring all of us in the face.



Nope.  It's a way to get reckt as fuck because you fail refuse to recognize that it ONLY works with assets that go up in price.. as I already explained earlier in this response (above).



There is already enough excitement and volatility in bitcoin.. no need to be drama queen over it and from my perspective, no need to desire more excitement than we already have.



I'm not impatient, and surely I would prefer no further dip and some kind of a reversal in the BTC price to start to head towards the UPpity place that we are more likely going and had been previously scheduled to go.. resume UPpity.. I have no problem with that...  

At the same time, the reality of the matter is that we might go down instead of up, but we also might go sideways instead of either UP or down before deciding which direction to go.

I have made some adjustments too, and I have some longer term adjustments that I am working on as well.. so there are a variety of scenarios that could end up playing out. and does not hurt to have some strength in terms of being able to tolerate additional variance that might well end up continuing to go beyond expectations in either price direction.

OT: As a follow-up to this conversation, check out this study:

Study: Low fat diets reduce men’s testosterone levels
https://www.news-medical.net/news/20210409/Study-Low-fat-diets-reduce-mene28099s-testosterone-levels.aspx

Happy haiku sunday everybody, I'm not doing one today, have no imagination this evening.

this has nothing to do with Bitcoin, but this is one of the coolest videos i have seen lately 🦅🪂

https://twitter.com/denverbitcoin/status/1543670996732977152

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Update here,

Looking like one more Dip is on the way Good news for the Limit Orders,

Now we are entering a new majour Support Level $16.5K.
LETS see how far it Goes.

You seem to be describing the is versus ought dilemma in the sense that people need to get to their own place on their own and we try to appreciate people for how they are rather than how we might think that they should be.



Is it necessary?



There is likely some truth to the everyone has a price, and I doubt that it is a bad thing... but surely there are some things that some people will refuse to do, even if they are tortured to death, but even some of those people will sometimes "give in" to the demands.  I feel like I am getting astray here.


Fair enough.. but still does not mean that you say all the right things or that you do not have regrets or that you cannot learn along the way.. even if you might have chosen the words were "best" at the particular moment that you were communicating them.


Sometimes we make the right decision.. frequently we are not pushed to the limits to have to really test our resolve, and many times it is not relevant regarding how extreme that we might go.. at the same time, there is likely some ways to structure your actions, behaviors and your life in such a way that you avoid certain dilemmas or even having to make extreme choices, and that may well not be a bad thing.  There is likely some value in not living on the extreme but attempting to go down a path that is sufficiently challenging and individualized but not engaged in daily ongoing drama.



There are a lot of people in the world and they make various choices, and some people have more options than others.. and surely, there is a difference with starting points and starting out resources, too.


I find a lot of value to meet people in person.. though you are correct that the dynamics are different.. so it is not always easy to figure out a balance.

Actually, there are a lot of levels in terms of getting to know people, and maybe even what the expectations of a relationship might be whether business, personal or some combination... and people will treat these matters in different ways in terms of screening and/or setting expectations.. and that can happen on both the business level and on the personal level .. even though it might feel a bit strange when they overlap in various ways.. which is almost inevitable if dealing with people and a variety of relationships.



That is not a good thing.  It seems more practical to have both achievable goals and aspirational goals.. and sure they can change along the way too.. but let's say that when you are 14 years old you start to look into various possible career paths and you end up changing at 18, 22 and 26, but all along you are making progress and perhaps having some set backs too, and as you go some goals are met, and some choices will affect whether there is an ability to change paths later down the road.


Sure.. we are affected by our experiences, and sometimes we learn from them too, and I am not denying that relationships and/or experiences can be cyperspace only or have physical meeting involved or both.


Nothing wrong with that hypothetical, but if I want to negotiate down a bit more, then would you be willing to take $50 to stop?    


No problema.. as long as you are not pumping shitcoins or shilling some other bullshit.    

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I surely have not been excited about our ranging in the past week-ish... and maybe if the BTC price can survive prior to the close of the weekly candle (which is about 6 hours from this post), then there might be a break out around that time...

hahahahaha  I don't have my hopes up.. even though sometimes we do see BTC price moves  that come at the end of a weekly candle.  Up or down?  who knows?  50/50?  49/51?  51/49?  I have my leanings.. but I have not worked out the exact numbers, so why say anything further at this point?



I agree mostly.  Bear markets are ONLY fun after they are over, and maybe 1-2 years later.

Then we can reasonably proclaim (perhaps from a somewhat fictional point of view) how much fun that bear market "was".. .way back in the good ole days.