Explanation
Chartbuddy thanks talkimg.com
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 414. (Read 26714762 times)
October 02, 2024, 01:01:25 AM
October 02, 2024, 12:23:15 AM
So uptober has been placed on Hold?
Observing 61,506@Stamp
Rebranded as Hodloctober.
Source: thoughtful research over the years.
October 02, 2024, 12:01:25 AM
October 01, 2024, 11:01:31 PM
October 01, 2024, 10:51:07 PM
@jjg
the article suggests that the government Will fund cybersecurity IRS agents better to go after bad actors.
It looks like it will make serious money doing this and has a lot of ways of attacking exchanges.
mentions how they caught binance and took 4.3 billion in fines giving the 4 month sentence to (can’t remember guys name to lazy to look it up) 🆙
mentioned corruption in the government a dea guy and someone else stole coins.
basically governments looking to make some money fining crypto (sorry but you asked about article)
lots more as it is long.
the article suggests that the government Will fund cybersecurity IRS agents better to go after bad actors.
It looks like it will make serious money doing this and has a lot of ways of attacking exchanges.
mentions how they caught binance and took 4.3 billion in fines giving the 4 month sentence to (can’t remember guys name to lazy to look it up) 🆙
mentioned corruption in the government a dea guy and someone else stole coins.
basically governments looking to make some money fining crypto (sorry but you asked about article)
lots more as it is long.
Yeah.. exactly... it is long and seems to be pumping the government.. and sure there could be some decently good points.. yet you have not really said anything inspiring me to want to read it or to consider it to be "interesting" as you had proclaimed it to be.
October 01, 2024, 10:44:32 PM
@jjg
the article suggests that the government Will fund cybersecurity IRS agents better to go after bad actors.
It looks like it will make serious money doing this and has a lot of ways of attacking exchanges.
mentions how they caught binance and took 4.3 billion in fines giving the 4 month sentence to (can’t remember guys name to lazy to look it up) 🆙
mentioned corruption in the government a dea guy and someone else stole coins.
basically governments looking to make some money fining crypto (sorry but you asked about article)
lots more as it is long.
the article suggests that the government Will fund cybersecurity IRS agents better to go after bad actors.
It looks like it will make serious money doing this and has a lot of ways of attacking exchanges.
mentions how they caught binance and took 4.3 billion in fines giving the 4 month sentence to (can’t remember guys name to lazy to look it up) 🆙
mentioned corruption in the government a dea guy and someone else stole coins.
basically governments looking to make some money fining crypto (sorry but you asked about article)
lots more as it is long.
October 01, 2024, 10:29:35 PM
About BTC price, i think we need to wait until november rain (Guns n Roses music started to play), RAIN of GREEN CANDLES. After the US elections we can start to see how is gonna develop the market on 2025.
"But darling when i HODL YOU, do you know i feel the same
Nothings last forever (bear market) and we both know our hearts can change (to bull market)
And its hard to hold a candle in the cold november rain"
Guns Roses for BTC, live concert 2024
I requoted my own post, to refer to this moment."But darling when i HODL YOU, do you know i feel the same
Nothings last forever (bear market) and we both know our hearts can change (to bull market)
And its hard to hold a candle in the cold november rain"
Guns Roses for BTC, live concert 2024
Uptober this year is gonna be Upvember or maybe Upcember. So much things to clean out of the way.
We cant have this much noise around us if we want a super pump.
It seems funny how some members cannot get over their ideas of "down before up," and proclaiming down before up as if they were done deals.
Were you saying the same thing in September? such as no $60k before the end of September?
That kind of a "down before up" prognostication did not work out very well for the seasonal-bent bitcoiners... as if bitcoin gives any shits about which month it happens to be?
One day into October, and doom and gloom is the resultant fear.
Since you got it wrong in September, you are hoping that October helps you to redeem ur lil selfie? Maybe you will get lucky, yet I have seen this play before and there are several guys still whining for very unrealistic down prices that will never end up playing out.. but we cannot really be sure before the whole matter plays out, so maybe this time is different?
Maybe this time you will be able to buy back in in the lower $50ks or perhaps upper $40ks? I have my doubts, but I am not going to proclaim that it could not happen, even though personally, I think that in bitcoinlandia it seems to be way better to be preparing for up rather than overly spending time, energies and perhaps value preparing for down that might or might not end up happening.
You do you, though.. and if you believe preparing for more down is to your advantage, then go forth and prepare your lil selfie for that possibility and you can tell us "I told you so" at some later date, if your seemingly over preparation for down ends up working out for you.
So uptober has been placed on Hold Hodl
I am not really feeling much of any annoyance, yet.
Maybe it is just me, but wouldn't you consider it a wee bit problematic for nearly everyone in BTClandia proclaiming "uptober" prior to even getting through some part of October.. I mean we are still in September and so many folks talking about October being positive no matter what. That seems problematic to me.
Another thing is that from the first week of September and all the way until the end, we largely had almost exclusive UPpity, in spite of many folks in early-to-mid September proclaiming that September is inevitably negative, yet once we got back above $58k (which was how September started out) the second time around.. around September 17, there was almost no looking back in terms of the nearly two week crawling up into the $66ks.. so geez, having some correction from those $66k levels does not seem out of character... even though yeah how are we going to know how long it is going to last, or if it is going to last? I am not going to say that I have any clue, but it kind of seems like a more or less normal correction (and perhaps even a potential fake out) from my vantage.
interesting read.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/interactive/2024/cyber-sleuth/?itid=hp_opinions_p001_f017
irs cyber crimes unit
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/interactive/2024/cyber-sleuth/?itid=hp_opinions_p001_f017
irs cyber crimes unit
Yeah, but what about it is interesting? Did you actually read it? Do you have any kind of a take? Is the article pro bitcoin or anti-bitcoin or does it even relate to bitcoin in a good way or a bad way? Is it applauding the government for being great at catching criminals through bitcoin? Is that where we are going?
Are we supposed to read the whole thing in detail in order to give our own take or what? At least it has today's date, but it seems kind of long to read through, merely because it is "interesting" yet without having some idea why it might be "interesting."
October 01, 2024, 10:18:23 PM
OT: Re Mars and a 'future yourself'
Remember 23andMe company...15 mil Americans gave their DNA to clear their ethnicity, find lost cousins, potentially mutated genes, etc, etc.
Now, 23andMe is in trouble:
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2024/09/23andme-dna-data-privacy-sale/680057/
A sombre thought occurred:
Current DNA sequencing techniques allow for easy sequencing of the donor's ENTIRE DNA (genome).
With that in hand, such genome can be stored as information (file) and that file could later be used to reproduce YOU, theoretically.
If someone has a drive to populate some planet (which one, I wonder?) with genetically variable humans, all would be needed is a slightly better DNA synthesis capabilities and a source of oocytes/eggs, from where the maternal DNA would have to be removed. A small zap of electricity, then a surrogate mom and YOU (biologically) could be reborn (of course, with no memories whatsoever).
I am not sure whether it is entirely bad or the very fact that you could be reborn like this, albeit purely theoretically, could be pleasing to someone.
TL;DR If you gave DNA to 23andme, then, purely theoretically, you could be reborn later on (according to the scheme above).
Remember 23andMe company...15 mil Americans gave their DNA to clear their ethnicity, find lost cousins, potentially mutated genes, etc, etc.
Now, 23andMe is in trouble:
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2024/09/23andme-dna-data-privacy-sale/680057/
A sombre thought occurred:
Current DNA sequencing techniques allow for easy sequencing of the donor's ENTIRE DNA (genome).
With that in hand, such genome can be stored as information (file) and that file could later be used to reproduce YOU, theoretically.
If someone has a drive to populate some planet (which one, I wonder?) with genetically variable humans, all would be needed is a slightly better DNA synthesis capabilities and a source of oocytes/eggs, from where the maternal DNA would have to be removed. A small zap of electricity, then a surrogate mom and YOU (biologically) could be reborn (of course, with no memories whatsoever).
I am not sure whether it is entirely bad or the very fact that you could be reborn like this, albeit purely theoretically, could be pleasing to someone.
TL;DR If you gave DNA to 23andme, then, purely theoretically, you could be reborn later on (according to the scheme above).
If you drop as much acid (70s and 80s) as I did you would know it is all recorded. And replayed with some variations.
I didn't, so not sure what exactly you are talking about...like you think you saw into the potential future or futures?
Steve Jobs took mushrooms in his twenties and he said that he saw himself achieving success and notoriety, but dying relatively young, then it happened.
There is the theory of "block universe" that says that EVERYTHING already happened, it's just being revealed as we are progressing in our own time-space.
it was not quite that more like age zero to the present was played quickly over and over again. future access was not available.
but say age 1 to 25 (last really strong trip) was played in a loop a dozen or so times.
so exhausted from this I laid down attempting to crash and sleep. At this time I had a reoccurring dream of a young woman making love with me. and a narrator voice suggesting that I should want this girl because she wanted to repeatly make love with me.
I was high as fuck and fairly confused as the person that was going downtown on me had pretty short hair and I thought the person looked a bit boyish. I could only see the back of the person’s head. in the vision dream acid trip
say time was 1982 well in 1987 I was married and my wife looked slightly boyish with a short haircut and I realized she was the person in the acid trip dream vision I had back in 1982.
So the loop that repeated from age 1 to 25 10 times then spun to a vision of my future wife.
So I kind of don’t worry much about a lot of shit 💩 since I know the universe can pretty much do whatever the fuck it wants to do.
back on topice
80k in a day would be cool
October 01, 2024, 10:01:29 PM
October 01, 2024, 10:00:47 PM
OT: Re Mars and a 'future yourself'
Remember 23andMe company...15 mil Americans gave their DNA to clear their ethnicity, find lost cousins, potentially mutated genes, etc, etc.
Now, 23andMe is in trouble:
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2024/09/23andme-dna-data-privacy-sale/680057/
A sombre thought occurred:
Current DNA sequencing techniques allow for easy sequencing of the donor's ENTIRE DNA (genome).
With that in hand, such genome can be stored as information (file) and that file could later be used to reproduce YOU, theoretically.
If someone has a drive to populate some planet (which one, I wonder?) with genetically variable humans, all would be needed is a slightly better DNA synthesis capabilities and a source of oocytes/eggs, from where the maternal DNA would have to be removed. A small zap of electricity, then a surrogate mom and YOU (biologically) could be reborn (of course, with no memories whatsoever).
I am not sure whether it is entirely bad or the very fact that you could be reborn like this, albeit purely theoretically, could be pleasing to someone.
TL;DR If you gave DNA to 23andme, then, purely theoretically, you could be reborn later on (according to the scheme above).
Remember 23andMe company...15 mil Americans gave their DNA to clear their ethnicity, find lost cousins, potentially mutated genes, etc, etc.
Now, 23andMe is in trouble:
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2024/09/23andme-dna-data-privacy-sale/680057/
A sombre thought occurred:
Current DNA sequencing techniques allow for easy sequencing of the donor's ENTIRE DNA (genome).
With that in hand, such genome can be stored as information (file) and that file could later be used to reproduce YOU, theoretically.
If someone has a drive to populate some planet (which one, I wonder?) with genetically variable humans, all would be needed is a slightly better DNA synthesis capabilities and a source of oocytes/eggs, from where the maternal DNA would have to be removed. A small zap of electricity, then a surrogate mom and YOU (biologically) could be reborn (of course, with no memories whatsoever).
I am not sure whether it is entirely bad or the very fact that you could be reborn like this, albeit purely theoretically, could be pleasing to someone.
TL;DR If you gave DNA to 23andme, then, purely theoretically, you could be reborn later on (according to the scheme above).
If you drop as much acid (70s and 80s) as I did you would know it is all recorded. And replayed with some variations.
I didn't, so not sure what exactly you are talking about...do you think that you saw into the potential future or futures?
Steve Jobs took mushrooms in his twenties and he said that he saw himself achieving success and notoriety, but dying relatively young, then it happened.
There is the theory of "block universe" that says that EVERYTHING already happened, it's just being revealed as we are progressing in our own time-space.
October 01, 2024, 09:36:03 PM
OT: Re Mars and a 'future yourself'
Remember 23andMe company...15 mil Americans gave their DNA to clear their ethnicity, find lost cousins, potentially mutated genes, etc, etc.
Now, 23andMe is in trouble:
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2024/09/23andme-dna-data-privacy-sale/680057/
A sombre thought occurred:
Current DNA sequencing techniques allow for easy sequencing of the donor's ENTIRE DNA (genome).
With that in hand, such genome can be stored as information (file) and that file could later be used to reproduce YOU, theoretically.
If someone has a drive to populate some planet (which one, I wonder?) with genetically variable humans, all would be needed is a slightly better DNA synthesis capabilities and a source of oocytes/eggs, from where the maternal DNA would have to be removed. A small zap of electricity, then a surrogate mom and YOU (biologically) could be reborn (of course, with no memories whatsoever).
I am not sure whether it is entirely bad or the very fact that you could be reborn like this, albeit purely theoretically, could be pleasing to someone.
TL;DR If you gave DNA to 23andme, then, purely theoretically, you could be reborn later on (according to the scheme above).
Remember 23andMe company...15 mil Americans gave their DNA to clear their ethnicity, find lost cousins, potentially mutated genes, etc, etc.
Now, 23andMe is in trouble:
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2024/09/23andme-dna-data-privacy-sale/680057/
A sombre thought occurred:
Current DNA sequencing techniques allow for easy sequencing of the donor's ENTIRE DNA (genome).
With that in hand, such genome can be stored as information (file) and that file could later be used to reproduce YOU, theoretically.
If someone has a drive to populate some planet (which one, I wonder?) with genetically variable humans, all would be needed is a slightly better DNA synthesis capabilities and a source of oocytes/eggs, from where the maternal DNA would have to be removed. A small zap of electricity, then a surrogate mom and YOU (biologically) could be reborn (of course, with no memories whatsoever).
I am not sure whether it is entirely bad or the very fact that you could be reborn like this, albeit purely theoretically, could be pleasing to someone.
TL;DR If you gave DNA to 23andme, then, purely theoretically, you could be reborn later on (according to the scheme above).
If you drop as much acid (70s and 80s) as I did you would know it is all recorded. And replayed with some variations.
October 01, 2024, 09:25:42 PM
October 01, 2024, 09:18:10 PM
OT: Re Mars and a 'future yourself'
Remember 23andMe company...15 mil Americans gave their DNA to clear their ethnicity, find lost cousins, potentially mutated genes, etc, etc.
Now, 23andMe is in trouble:
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2024/09/23andme-dna-data-privacy-sale/680057/
A sombre thought occurred:
Current DNA sequencing techniques allow for easy sequencing of the donor's ENTIRE DNA (genome).
With that in hand, such genome can be stored as information (file) and that file could later be used to reproduce YOU, theoretically.
If someone has a drive to populate some planet (which one, I wonder?) with genetically variable humans, all would be needed is a slightly better DNA synthesis capabilities and a source of oocytes/eggs, from where the maternal DNA would have to be removed. A small zap of electricity, then a surrogate mom and YOU (biologically) could be reborn (of course, with no memories whatsoever).
I am not sure whether it is entirely bad or the very fact that you could be reborn like this, albeit purely theoretically, could be pleasing to someone.
TL;DR If you gave DNA to 23andme, then, purely theoretically, you could be reborn later on (according to the scheme above).
Remember 23andMe company...15 mil Americans gave their DNA to clear their ethnicity, find lost cousins, potentially mutated genes, etc, etc.
Now, 23andMe is in trouble:
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2024/09/23andme-dna-data-privacy-sale/680057/
A sombre thought occurred:
Current DNA sequencing techniques allow for easy sequencing of the donor's ENTIRE DNA (genome).
With that in hand, such genome can be stored as information (file) and that file could later be used to reproduce YOU, theoretically.
If someone has a drive to populate some planet (which one, I wonder?) with genetically variable humans, all would be needed is a slightly better DNA synthesis capabilities and a source of oocytes/eggs, from where the maternal DNA would have to be removed. A small zap of electricity, then a surrogate mom and YOU (biologically) could be reborn (of course, with no memories whatsoever).
I am not sure whether it is entirely bad or the very fact that you could be reborn like this, albeit purely theoretically, could be pleasing to someone.
TL;DR If you gave DNA to 23andme, then, purely theoretically, you could be reborn later on (according to the scheme above).
October 01, 2024, 09:16:12 PM
Oh yeah! The sun unleashed a nice X7 flare in the direction of earth today. We should have the opportunity to experience the aurora even in the lower latitudes... of course, the speed of the plasma and time of arrival aren't yet known but I have my fingers crossed.
let us know when to look maybe I will get lucky and see it.
October 01, 2024, 09:01:26 PM
October 01, 2024, 08:55:22 PM
October 01, 2024, 08:20:37 PM
Oh yeah! The sun unleashed a nice X7 flare in the direction of earth today. We should have the opportunity to experience the aurora even in the lower latitudes... of course, the speed of the plasma and time of arrival aren't yet known but I have my fingers crossed.
October 01, 2024, 08:01:24 PM
October 01, 2024, 07:01:26 PM
October 01, 2024, 06:50:19 PM
interesting read.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/interactive/2024/cyber-sleuth/?itid=hp_opinions_p001_f017
irs cyber crimes unit
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/interactive/2024/cyber-sleuth/?itid=hp_opinions_p001_f017
irs cyber crimes unit
Jump to: