Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 3305. (Read 26716090 times)

Don't forget to put some laddered buys down, at some "fire sale" prices, before you sleep for a bit.

I'm starting to feel a bit better since I've been leaving some capital tied up in orders at specific target prices; if I hit those targets and acquire more corn, super! If I never hit those targets, because Bitcoin moon-shots at worse, I just claw back my fiat and cancel the orders.

I should really do something silly like leave a standing order for 21M BTC @ $0.01 just for some weird way of feeling alive...

Going to need to sue the builder on the ranch project. Rick and I have been having an awful week dealing with a certified letter we got from our engineering firm on some malfeasance by a subcontractor. This is going to get super ugly at this point. Lawyer is having a field-day because this is a sue for damages type deal where he gets a big payday if we have to take them to court, and inevitably win, based on the evidence we have.

Have visual proof of a subcontractor stealing an SD card out of one of our trail cams, on an area that was being worked on.

FML, brothers.

I just wanted to retire to a life of ranching, and it's nothing but stress and aggravation so far. Don't even want to buy a horse. Loving our John Deere Gator.

On a bright note, things have come along far enough that we should have cattle return back to the pasture within the next week.

You should build the first house (ranch) for your enemy
You should build the second house (ranch) for a friend
You should build the third house (ranch) for yourself

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I want to hear what he is saying because he is one of the successful investors out there

Currently the poll shows that the majority who follow this thread think the bottom is in. Not a strong majority, but 56% none the less.



WO is always more bullish than the rest of the bitcointalk users, or at least compared to others in the speculation board:



Clearly WO has nearly 3x more votes but only 20% thinking $17.5K is the bottom is a considerable difference, as many think price will go below $10K. Most think price will go to $14K.

WO members & the most Hyped Question

Is it is the bottom, ?
I can see a Poll as well maximum voting was the Yes it is the bottom.

Plagiarising merit whores are breeding now... wonderful.

The merit system was supposed to be natural:  You see a post that looks to you like a substantive contribution to community discussion.  You hit the merit button.  Accounts that make good posts rise in rank.  Nice theory!

It rapidly devolved so that you need to hire a private investigator to do a background check on an unrecognized account before sending it merit.  Well, I exaggerate—but not by much.  That’s sad, but it is inevitable.

The bounties subforums are, in essence, dedicated spam support sections for spamming other websites.  (Though I doubt those social media sites much mind; some of them are corrupt as hell.)  They are a magnet for abuse.  Add the general problem of paid signatures, and you have a recipe for problems that cannot be fixed with any kind of rank or merit system.

You, Jay, contribute hours of your own time and effort to writing substantive posts that help people.  You don’t even wear a paid signature to get some compensation for your time, as would be damn well justified in your case.  Don’t feel bad that you sent some merits to Blue King.  You were acting in good faith.

The problem would be solved by deleting the bounties subforums, and banning paid signatures.  That will not happen here, so it is anyway otiose to worry about the few merits you inadvertently sent to a spammer.  Don’t batslap yourself.

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Some high-merit WO regulars (not Jay) habitually send large amounts of knee-jerk applause merit to groupthink preaching-to-the-choir posts saying things that hatters want to hear.  That should change, it’s not going to change, and I will not waste my time quibbling over it.

How many are like me, in that aspect?

There is your absolute worst-case Bitcoin bottom:  Organic demand.

As I have said before, this is why I urged for years that slower growth was desirable.  It makes the market more stable—more robust.  It also makes the absolute worst-case bottom higher:  The notional price that will be reached if every speculative investor mindrusts out.

Useless coins have no bottom.  They can go to zero or negligible value, because nobody wants them for any purpose other than to sell for a higher price to the greater fool.

Because Bitcoin is Bitcoin, i.e. a scarce thing used as standard money, it is like gold.  Is Schiff worried about the bagholders for gold?