Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 331. (Read 26464048 times)

Why would anyone want to build a PC when you can pay Apple 3500-4500 bucks to have an iPhone strapped to your head?

 

It even changes your gender and skin colour for you, so you are no longer perceived as the stereotype white guy nerd.



Reality:

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JUST IN: 🇯🇵 Japanese public company Metaplanet purchases additional 23.35 #Bitcoin    worth $1.6 million here
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Please serve me heat and oven temperatures

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21 WEMA was the bottom of the last correction (as it has been in all bull markets) and I think it will probably be the bottom of the next correction, too.
It is now at 61k and rising. But I have my doubts that we go down that far

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Tom Petty - Free Fallin'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lWJXDG2i0A

 Interesting.  I updated my ASUS mobo BIOS not so long ago and ran into all sorts of temperature issues including hearing my liquid cooler pump cavitating.  It's a K series but an older i7-5820 - I'll have to watch the videos.  Thanks!

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maybe they know something...  like gox coins getting released soon or so


or maybe it's just this what's going on:

Is BlackRock Shorting Bitcoin?
https://youtu.be/jwrclwNVxTY

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That's why most hedge funds underperform markets...too smart for their own good..playing with OPM.
look closely: their shorts increase as bitcoin rose from 15 K to 40K in 2023.
Whoever shorted at 15-30K had THAT capital completely wiped out.
This is how shorting works: the underlying doubles and you lost 100%.

https://www.techspot.com/review/2836-intel-cpu-crash-baseline-spec/

https://community.intel.com/t5/Processors/The-reason-behind-the-fast-13-14th-gen-i9-degrade-and-how-to/m-p/1593145#M71800

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfUcKJwbAFk

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=ntel+CPU+from+Crashing+and+Breaking

got some cheap corn at 68078 and 67987  thanks to aggr.trade




whistles bells fun for me fuck bitstamp they are sell outs.

Hedge funds are shorting at record levels.
Price will only go up if you squeeze them and that requires a fat fiat wallet.

 I looked into the Ryzen7-7800X3D only because it's more available than the i7-14700F but it's only ~$30 cheaper but it's ~twice the wattage and nearly 25% slower.  I can't get an i7-14700F anywhere near me right now that isn't already in a machine.

You believe that we should just "use whatever" within this thread?

How are we going to know the BTC price reference if the members are not saying their BTC price reference within the context of their post and they are just spouting out random BTC price references?

Sure we could have some proposals regarding what to use as our thread BTC price reference (or have more than one BTC price reference (like we had the three for a period in the past).. although there is something nice about having one..

And, in spite of a bit of whining from some members about the purchase of Bitstamp by Robinhood, I still don't see any actual way that Bitstamp is yet broken merely because they were bought.  The criticisms of Bitstamp regarding who bought them surely are not invalid concerns, especially since we know how various entities can be manipulative (which Robinhood has already shown some of its colors in the direction of fucking around with clients and showing favoritism. at least that is what it seems they did).

I recall a few years ago that some of us were concerned because Bitstamp had been sold from European ownership to some Korean ownership.. but then apparently the Korean owner died recently which might have been part of the motivation that Bitstamp had ended up recently getting acquired by Robinhood..

And, in any event, there likely is some desire from active members in this thread to have some kind of a representative exchange and/or price reference location that we use in these here parts... .. and again Bitstamp is not yet broken as a BTC price reference (no evidence of that, yet).... so I am having some difficulties understanding why we would just change it without some level of consensus or signs of some kind of a need for such change (such as Bitstamp being broken)... Change for the mere sake of change, without any actual evidence of an actual problem, just out of preemptive fears?  that seems a bit much doesn't it?

Edited: a bit, for clarity and flow

They are Degrading on default bios.

I used to post on Toms years ago, its bought and paid for these days.

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