Please more Saylor sanity
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 3468. (Read 26712700 times)
June 07, 2022, 04:01:21 PM
June 07, 2022, 03:52:49 PM
June 07, 2022, 03:52:00 PM
Please more Saylor sanity
June 07, 2022, 03:50:35 PM
June 07, 2022, 03:34:33 PM
Bitcoin pizza attack!
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WO gang! Fillippone needs your vote!
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Wall of pizza is a first in the WO (wall of pizza>JJG’s wall of text).
WO gang! Fillippone needs your vote!
Click on the following link to Join the official Bitcointalk Discord Server:
https://discord.gg/ahgHyku
Then react with a pizza below your favourite Bitcoin Pizza!
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June 07, 2022, 03:27:31 PM
Bitcoin hasn’t reached mass adoption because it isn’t being used as a medium of exchange. By spending bitcoin, we can demonstrate its usefulness as money.
Source : https://twitter.com/BitcoinNewslet1/status/1534219159806132224?t=j2MkpAh36xmVn6vzikwTXw&s=19
Source : https://twitter.com/BitcoinNewslet1/status/1534219159806132224?t=j2MkpAh36xmVn6vzikwTXw&s=19
I prefer to demonstrate it's usefulness during the blowoff top...
June 07, 2022, 03:25:10 PM
Bart (squeezed a bit) upside down so quickly? Thats' unusual. What's next? Another Bart?
had the same thought... really close Barts this time...
Looks like another Bart going down soon.
June 07, 2022, 03:22:09 PM
Bart (squeezed a bit) upside down so quickly? Thats' unusual. What's next? Another Bart?
had the same thought... really close Barts this time...
June 07, 2022, 03:11:55 PM
Bitcoin pizza attack!
Wall of pizza is a first in the WO (wall of pizza>JJG’s wall of text).
WO gang! Fillippone needs your vote!
Click on the following link to Join the official Bitcointalk Discord Server:
https://discord.gg/ahgHyku
Then react with a pizza below your favourite Bitcoin Pizza!
https://discord.com/channels/708770300199698526/978036507979964497/978049219178938389
Wall of pizza is a first in the WO (wall of pizza>JJG’s wall of text).
WO gang! Fillippone needs your vote!
Click on the following link to Join the official Bitcointalk Discord Server:
https://discord.gg/ahgHyku
Then react with a pizza below your favourite Bitcoin Pizza!
https://discord.com/channels/708770300199698526/978036507979964497/978049219178938389
Achievement unlocked:
The Italian stallion got the pizza badge to celebrate victory in the Bitcointalk.org Pizza Bake-off contest!
My life is now complete.
Thank every one of you who voted for me!
June 07, 2022, 03:08:52 PM
Bart (squeezed a bit) upside down so quickly? Thats' unusual. What's next? Another Bart?
June 07, 2022, 03:03:29 PM
June 07, 2022, 03:01:07 PM
I guess this is what those geniuses over at the Fed do with all their free time, when they are not busy destroying the global economy.
Totally.
However, compared to the first 4-5 years of BTC's existence, it's really mind blowing who is talking/writing about Bitcoin nowadays.
The funny thing about that is, the default graphs only go back to Jan 2021 so they can make their comparison between bitcoin and the US dollar. Funny how the graph seems to coincide with their point until you zoom out a bit and then...
The graph only goes back to somewhere in 2015 for bitcoin but it seems as though you can afford nearly an infinite number of eggs now with your 2015 bitcoin whereas the volatility of eggs prices in US dollars is unbelievable going from a high of $2.96 to a low of $1.20 and back again in a rollercoaster-like fashion! How is a homemaker supposed to budget groceries with that sort of volatility?! Fuck you FRED for the disinformation (which for those of you who don't yet know is purposeful misinformation).
The whole Fred article seems really desperate to me...
June 07, 2022, 02:41:56 PM
June 07, 2022, 02:40:47 PM
POWER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
June 07, 2022, 02:39:51 PM
Not sure if this has been mentioned here. But I got below info from Bitstamp today. Most people should know by now that we should not keep crypto/money on exchanges. But in this case, it might be worth to have a small amount (if you use Bitstamp) in the account. Just to keep the account alive and not have to worry about KYC-process again..
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Additionally, by amending our Fee Schedule, we are introducing the inactivity fee for inactive Bitstamp accounts. Bitstamp will have a right to charge you an inactivity fee (10 EUR per month) in case your account balance is less than 200 EUR and no transaction initiated by you or other activity generating rewards occurred in the last 12 months. In case of such inactivity on the account with zero balance, Bitstamp will reserve the right to terminate the account.
All changes will come into effect on August 6, 2022, and will be available under SA Terms of Use.
All changes will come into effect on August 6, 2022, and will be available under SA Terms of Use.
they tend to close the cycle as a whole art edifice:
there was already "not your keys, not your coins"
now you can add "not your money"
and so bitstamp recovers all main bank qualities.
June 07, 2022, 02:10:13 PM
Is this what “friendly fire” looks like? Although “go out and spend your coins” seems like overly simplistic poor financial advice, pushing for mass adoption of Bitcoin as money looks pro-Bitcoin to me.
Fuck off with any of those implied assertions that: 1) something is wrong with bitcoin, 2) bitcoin is not sufficiently being adopted (or fast enough), 3) people need to spend their bitcoin in order for bitcoin to be valuable... 4) if people do not spend their bitcoin, then bitcoin is not going to survive (or have enough utility) 5) we need to do something quickly in regards to being able to spend bitcoin, otherwise the competition is going to eat bitcoin's lunch...
Use of Bitcoin as money is what gives it fundamental value.
If a thing has no value other than the prospect of reselling it for higher to the greater fool, that is a textbook definitional Ponzi. [Edit: Similar applies as for anything that has no value other than hopes of gaining “passive income” from shell games tantamount to financial perpetual motion machines.]
>99% of altcoins meet that description. Of each coin, as yourself: “Why would anyone want to hold this, other than hoping that the price goes up?” If the answer is “no reason”, then it is a Ponzi-style red-letter SCAM, period.
Too many newbies who buy into Bitcoin as mystified to discover that some people actually use it as money. Yes, really: Bitcoin is money! I myself first got into it, because I wanted to use it as money.
Usage as money also deters the catastrophically detrimental error of treating Bitcoin as a sort of a quasi-stock. When you buy Bitcoin, your dollar equity is zero. You are exchanging one currency (USD, etc.) for another currency (BTC). The only value you have is denominated in BTC, at a rate of 1 BTC = 1 BTC, unless you bring your BTC back to market; then, you get whatever exchange rate is available on the crypto-forex market at that time. This is critical to Bitcoin’s sound-money properties—it is independent of other currencies—and incidentally, it is essentially why Bitcoin has never been regulated by the SEC, et al. Bitcoin is not a security, and I want to batslap the hell out of every new “Bitcoin investor” who thinks of it as a sort of a newfangled stock-like thingie.
Edit: With the foregoing having been stated objectively, and without regard to authorship, a check of Next-door’s post history is unimpressive.
Bitcoin hasn’t reached mass adoption because it isn’t being used as a medium of exchange. By spending bitcoin, we can demonstrate its usefulness as money.
Source : https://twitter.com/BitcoinNewslet1/status/1534219159806132224?t=j2MkpAh36xmVn6vzikwTXw&s=19
Source : https://twitter.com/BitcoinNewslet1/status/1534219159806132224?t=j2MkpAh36xmVn6vzikwTXw&s=19
Fuck off with any of those implied assertions that: 1) something is wrong with bitcoin, 2) bitcoin is not sufficiently being adopted (or fast enough), 3) people need to spend their bitcoin in order for bitcoin to be valuable... 4) if people do not spend their bitcoin, then bitcoin is not going to survive (or have enough utility) 5) we need to do something quickly in regards to being able to spend bitcoin, otherwise the competition is going to eat bitcoin's lunch...
Use of Bitcoin as money is what gives it fundamental value.
If a thing has no value other than the prospect of reselling it for higher to the greater fool, that is a textbook definitional Ponzi. [Edit: Similar applies as for anything that has no value other than hopes of gaining “passive income” from shell games tantamount to financial perpetual motion machines.]
>99% of altcoins meet that description. Of each coin, as yourself: “Why would anyone want to hold this, other than hoping that the price goes up?” If the answer is “no reason”, then it is a Ponzi-style red-letter SCAM, period.
Too many newbies who buy into Bitcoin as mystified to discover that some people actually use it as money. Yes, really: Bitcoin is money! I myself first got into it, because I wanted to use it as money.
Usage as money also deters the catastrophically detrimental error of treating Bitcoin as a sort of a quasi-stock. When you buy Bitcoin, your dollar equity is zero. You are exchanging one currency (USD, etc.) for another currency (BTC). The only value you have is denominated in BTC, at a rate of 1 BTC = 1 BTC, unless you bring your BTC back to market; then, you get whatever exchange rate is available on the crypto-forex market at that time. This is critical to Bitcoin’s sound-money properties—it is independent of other currencies—and incidentally, it is essentially why Bitcoin has never been regulated by the SEC, et al. Bitcoin is not a security, and I want to batslap the hell out of every new “Bitcoin investor” who thinks of it as a sort of a newfangled stock-like thingie.
Edit: With the foregoing having been stated objectively, and without regard to authorship, a check of Next-door’s post history is unimpressive.
June 07, 2022, 02:06:06 PM
hwoooo boy.
Today.
Special day.
LOVE THIS SPACE.
Fucking love it.
Today.
Special day.
LOVE THIS SPACE.
Fucking love it.
June 07, 2022, 02:01:20 PM
June 07, 2022, 01:28:09 PM
I guess this is what those geniuses over at the Fed do with all their free time, when they are not busy destroying the global economy.
Totally.
However, compared to the first 4-5 years of BTC's existence, it's really mind blowing who is talking/writing about Bitcoin nowadays.
The funny thing about that is, the default graphs only go back to Jan 2021 so they can make their comparison between bitcoin and the US dollar. Funny how the graph seems to coincide with their point until you zoom out a bit and then...
The graph only goes back to somewhere in 2015 for bitcoin but it seems as though you can afford nearly an infinite number of eggs now with your 2015 bitcoin whereas the volatility of eggs prices in US dollars is unbelievable going from a high of $2.96 to a low of $1.20 and back again in a rollercoaster-like fashion! How is a homemaker supposed to budget groceries with that sort of volatility?! Fuck you FRED for the disinformation (which for those of you who don't yet know is purposeful misinformation).
June 07, 2022, 01:23:28 PM
Looks like Elon Musk is walking away from the Twitter buy which many suspected he would do.
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