Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 4127. (Read 26711840 times)
January 24, 2022, 08:13:06 AM
The poll is finally working! Voted >300,000!
January 24, 2022, 08:06:59 AM
https://www.bitcoinsensus.com/russian-crypto-ban-bill-rejected-by-political-executives-and-more/
Rejected….. 60k tomorrow?
Rejected….. 60k tomorrow?
It doesn't say the bill was rejected. It merely states some prominent Russian IT guys are against it....
January 24, 2022, 08:03:13 AM
https://www.bitcoinsensus.com/russian-crypto-ban-bill-rejected-by-political-executives-and-more/
Rejected….. 60k tomorrow?
Rejected….. 60k tomorrow?
You've been here long enough to know that good news doesn't move the price, only FUD does that.
January 24, 2022, 08:01:25 AM
January 24, 2022, 07:59:57 AM
https://www.bitcoinsensus.com/russian-crypto-ban-bill-rejected-by-political-executives-and-more/
Rejected….. 60k tomorrow?
Rejected….. 60k tomorrow?
I was hoping Russia wouldn't be as foolish as China. I'm not sure this big dip is being caused by the Russia news although I'm sure it started it. I think by weeks end we will have a much clearer picture and we will see once again cool heads (and diamond hands) will prevail
January 24, 2022, 07:58:03 AM
Just back from a 2 week vacation, price down 8.5k in that time.
I did not intend to buy any more Bitcoin but at these price levels (greed takes over) I am wiring fiat to the exchange today.
Have had a catch up read through a selection of WO posts and in places detect a hint of fear even amongst 2 cycle hardened folks.
Who banned Bitcoin this time now that China is completely banned out? oh! Russia.
A quick search of RT turns up a piece which gives no real cause for concern.
But it is enough alongside perfectly choreographed dumps to help panic sellers part with their coins.
I did not intend to buy any more Bitcoin but at these price levels (greed takes over) I am wiring fiat to the exchange today.
Have had a catch up read through a selection of WO posts and in places detect a hint of fear even amongst 2 cycle hardened folks.
Who banned Bitcoin this time now that China is completely banned out? oh! Russia.
A quick search of RT turns up a piece which gives no real cause for concern.
But it is enough alongside perfectly choreographed dumps to help panic sellers part with their coins.
January 24, 2022, 07:56:49 AM
https://www.bitcoinsensus.com/russian-crypto-ban-bill-rejected-by-political-executives-and-more/
Rejected….. 60k tomorrow?
Rejected….. 60k tomorrow?
January 24, 2022, 07:53:46 AM
Vast majority of holders didn't buy during the very short period where bitcoin was 20K. The maximum stable price was 10K or so. Bitcoin spent virtually the entirety of 2021 above 30K.
In fact it was really easy to make a lot of money
2018/2019 BTC spent 7 months below 4k USD. That's enough time for someone to do a garage sale or whatever and buy BTC. In 2019 you had 3 months to sell above 10k, which would give would give you more than 200% profit compared to 2% inflation. If that's not a hedge then I don't know what is.
If you bought the pandemic dip in 2020, you'd make 100% in 2 months.
If you bought at the 2017 top and sold a few weeks ago you'd have +100%. The average return of a real estate investment is 5% a year so if you bought a house and rented it out you'd only have 20%, but with the worst trades you could get in the last 4 years (buying 2017 top and selling now in a downtrend) you'd still be up by 60%.
Stamp doesn't leverage though.
I don't use them, but are you sure about that?
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SEN Leverage allows institutional customers to trade with leverage collateralized by bitcoin. It is powered by the Silvergate Exchange Network (“SEN”), which is used to fund loans and process repayments in real-time, 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Bitstamp’s role, as Silvergate Bank’s first exchange partner, will be to custody and manage the bitcoin used as collateral.
Bitstamp already uses the SEN network to provide 24/7/365 account funding to eligible customers. We are excited to be working with Silvergate Bank to offer a product that will enable our clients to manage their bitcoin positions with more flexibility.
Bitstamp already uses the SEN network to provide 24/7/365 account funding to eligible customers. We are excited to be working with Silvergate Bank to offer a product that will enable our clients to manage their bitcoin positions with more flexibility.
No I am not sure about that
January 24, 2022, 07:51:37 AM
While others are busy saying it will go down or up i am bit busy in stacking sats and have accumulated around 0.05BTC of them through my DCA strategy so it's gonna end up well for me as more profits in the bucket.Getting them at discounts is really a fun guys and you should try to give it a vodka shot and surely you will be in profits lure 
Here is my representation for the same : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/my-past-nine-months-bitcoin-journey-5349270
Hold btc and it will go up with time and you just relax.
Here is my representation for the same : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/my-past-nine-months-bitcoin-journey-5349270
Hold btc and it will go up with time and you just relax.
January 24, 2022, 07:28:26 AM
Muh Hedge against inflation
Actually, if you count the inflation from 2017-2022, you'll realize that BTC at the current price is almost close to the $20k ATH of 2017
Dogshit fartcoin with the worst performance of almost all cryptos and stocks if you hodled it since December 2017 (you know, 4yr+ ago)
Actually, if you count the inflation from 2017-2022, you'll realize that BTC at the current price is almost close to the $20k ATH of 2017
Dogshit fartcoin with the worst performance of almost all cryptos and stocks if you hodled it since December 2017 (you know, 4yr+ ago)
You're damn right! Sell now and leave! GTFO!
January 24, 2022, 07:14:22 AM
Vast majority of holders didn't buy during the very short period where bitcoin was 20K. The maximum stable price was 10K or so. Bitcoin spent virtually the entirety of 2021 above 30K.
In fact it was really easy to make a lot of money
2018/2019 BTC spent 7 months below 4k USD. That's enough time for someone to do a garage sale or whatever and buy BTC. In 2019 you had 3 months to sell above 10k, which would give would give you more than 200% profit compared to 2% inflation. If that's not a hedge then I don't know what is.
If you bought the pandemic dip in 2020, you'd make 100% in 2 months.
If you bought at the 2017 top and sold a few weeks ago you'd have +100%. The average return of a real estate investment is 5% a year so if you bought a house and rented it out you'd only have 20%, but with the worst trades you could get in the last 4 years (buying 2017 top and selling now in a downtrend) you'd still be up by 60%.
Stamp doesn't leverage though.
I don't use them, but are you sure about that?
Quote
SEN Leverage allows institutional customers to trade with leverage collateralized by bitcoin. It is powered by the Silvergate Exchange Network (“SEN”), which is used to fund loans and process repayments in real-time, 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Bitstamp’s role, as Silvergate Bank’s first exchange partner, will be to custody and manage the bitcoin used as collateral.
Bitstamp already uses the SEN network to provide 24/7/365 account funding to eligible customers. We are excited to be working with Silvergate Bank to offer a product that will enable our clients to manage their bitcoin positions with more flexibility.
Bitstamp already uses the SEN network to provide 24/7/365 account funding to eligible customers. We are excited to be working with Silvergate Bank to offer a product that will enable our clients to manage their bitcoin positions with more flexibility.
January 24, 2022, 07:06:54 AM
Stamp having some liquidity issues. Fat finger maybe
Nice short squeeze. Shows how little fiat is needed to push the price up when people trade on high leverage.
Stamp doesn't leverage though.
January 24, 2022, 07:01:32 AM
January 24, 2022, 06:54:02 AM
Muh Hedge against inflation
Actually, if you count the inflation from 2017-2022, you'll realize that BTC at the current price is almost close to the $20k ATH of 2017
Dogshit fartcoin with the worst performance of almost all cryptos and stocks if you hodled it since December 2017 (you know, 4yr+ ago)
Actually, if you count the inflation from 2017-2022, you'll realize that BTC at the current price is almost close to the $20k ATH of 2017
Dogshit fartcoin with the worst performance of almost all cryptos and stocks if you hodled it since December 2017 (you know, 4yr+ ago)
UTTER COMPLETE IMBECILIC WORTHLESS Dog Shit UNTRUE analysis!
Only 4 coins in the top 20 since Dec 2017 have kept their value since then.
Just look at how much shitcoins have tumbled with the exception of less than a handful that performed a little bit better than BTC (ETH and Cardano only in fact)
Dec 2017 Top 20 -> Compared to right now.
(https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20171217/)
1. BTC 1.76X
2. ETH 2.96X
3. BCash 0.14X
4. XRP 0.79X
5. LTC 0.32X
6. Cardano 1.92X
7. IOTA 0.18X
8. DASH 0.08X
9. NEM 0.13X
10. MONERO 0.40X
11. BTC Gold 0.09X
12. Stellar 0.43X
13. EOS 0.25X
14. NEO 0.24X
15. ETH Classic 0.65X
16. TRON 1.6X
17. QTUM 0.18X
18. Bitconnect Scam: Gone.
19. Populous 0.005X!!
20. OMG 0.25X
January 24, 2022, 06:53:42 AM
Stamp having some liquidity issues. Fat finger maybe
Nice short squeeze. Shows how little fiat is needed to push the price up when people trade on high leverage.
January 24, 2022, 06:47:51 AM
Did you guys like the quiz?
This is a quiz timed by Bitcointalk Awards which I haven't announced yet because I wanted to know what do you think ... are the tests too difficult?
This is a quiz timed by Bitcointalk Awards which I haven't announced yet because I wanted to know what do you think ... are the tests too difficult?
Yes it was a difficult if you ask me.... but of course not for someone who is WO Gang member for longtime. I'm still a newbie in this, so I got only 12/20.
Also one question regarding when did Theymos promise to publish Satoshi's PMs and IP address I selected answer never but correct answer was 2060+ how? because he said in decades?
January 24, 2022, 06:40:54 AM
Muh Hedge against inflation
Actually, if you count the inflation from 2017-2022, you'll realize that BTC at the current price is almost close to the $20k ATH of 2017
Dogshit fartcoin with the worst performance of almost all cryptos and stocks if you hodled it since December 2017 (you know, 4yr+ ago)
Actually, if you count the inflation from 2017-2022, you'll realize that BTC at the current price is almost close to the $20k ATH of 2017
Dogshit fartcoin with the worst performance of almost all cryptos and stocks if you hodled it since December 2017 (you know, 4yr+ ago)
Vast majority of holders didn't buy during the very short period where bitcoin was 20K. The maximum stable price was 10K or so. Bitcoin spent virtually the entirety of 2021 above 30K.
January 24, 2022, 06:38:32 AM
Muh Hedge against inflation
Actually, if you count the inflation from 2017-2022, you'll realize that BTC at the current price is almost close to the $20k ATH of 2017
Dogshit fartcoin with the worst performance of almost all cryptos and stocks if you hodled it since December 2017 (you know, 4yr+ ago)
Actually, if you count the inflation from 2017-2022, you'll realize that BTC at the current price is almost close to the $20k ATH of 2017
Dogshit fartcoin with the worst performance of almost all cryptos and stocks if you hodled it since December 2017 (you know, 4yr+ ago)
Ok
January 24, 2022, 06:24:13 AM
Muh Hedge against inflation
Actually, if you count the inflation from 2017-2022, you'll realize that BTC at the current price is almost close to the $20k ATH of 2017
Dogshit fartcoin with the worst performance of almost all cryptos and stocks if you hodled it since December 2017 (you know, 4yr+ ago)
Actually, if you count the inflation from 2017-2022, you'll realize that BTC at the current price is almost close to the $20k ATH of 2017
Dogshit fartcoin with the worst performance of almost all cryptos and stocks if you hodled it since December 2017 (you know, 4yr+ ago)
January 24, 2022, 06:15:08 AM
Stamp having some liquidity issues. Fat finger maybe
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