I’ll know what I’ll be doing tonight
To times is a hint I guess
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 4536. (Read 26623619 times)
October 23, 2021, 01:38:05 PM
I’ll know what I’ll be doing tonight
To times is a hint I guess
October 23, 2021, 01:32:32 PM
This make me think…. If and when I cash out something, the exchanged BTC must have purpose before selling, like buying something I badly want and can’t cover it with my available FIAT
But keep the FIAT in BTC is keeping wealth safe for when inflation/ hyperinflation comes
I understand for sure about spending fiat first and of course other assets/currencies that are less hard than bitcoin, but I still think that you better be considering your cashflows 6 months to 24 months into the future, and you better be careful about holding too much in bitcoin --even if we might want to error a wee bit at this time.. because of where we seem to be in the cycle.. maybe 3 months to 11 months... but there could be a pretty decently sized correction in BTC too that is way greater than the ongoing debasing value of fiat... so when the BTC correction comes it still may well correct 80% or so against the dollar.. .. but there may well be UP before there is down too.. so any correction in BTC may well not get below current prices, so many scenarios to attempt to account for.. but going all in anything remains a dangerous way to present the short to medium term inflation/deflation matters that we face... which also involves a lot of likely volatility during any kind of 6 month to 24 month cashflow projections that any of us are trying to prudently and reasonably make.
October 23, 2021, 01:24:14 PM
I'd be truly surprised if anything became of it. China is too vested in the U.S. to sink their interests, and the rest of the worlds'. That type of war isn't really being fought anymore, we've moved on to other ways, with combat performed by contractors in 3rd world proxys.
China isn't really doing that, though.
The problem with Taiwan is specific, and is used to gather national fervor. Some unrelated crisis in China, say an energy crisis or a real estate one (both happening right now...), and the government might find it's the right time to create a diversion by invading.
But I agree, there is a big risk, and not just with the US, I would think the whole western world would sanction China, so their export economy would be in big trouble.
Biden is simply raising the stakes, since Trump's position was ambiguous.
October 23, 2021, 01:23:05 PM
working on the new chicken barn.
hahahahaha
a chicken barn... hahahahaha
I would call it a chicken coop... but hey, that might just be me.
well, while i may call my chicken coop a chicken coop too maybe outofmemeory has really, really BIG chickens.
perhaps.. perhaps?
Another angle. yes.
Either BIG ones or a lot of them or maybe he is just a generous kind of guy.. . to give those chickens lots of space for flying, chickening, or whatever chickens might want to do in their chicken barn..
It's a coop, they're regular chickens, fo sure 
You mean that you do not have stalls to milk your chickens?
I’m ready brotherens
For sure I am bothered by statements about what king daddy "must" do...
Not into that kind of extreme language, even if it is bullish.. and even if there are better ways of saying that the model suggests that the average is $100k for the period, so in order to achieve the average there are going to be a lot of UPpity price pressures in the coming months.. .. or some better way of presenting the matter rather than asserting that our investment thesis in $160k+ is 100% blah blah blah.. there is nothing 100% in this here world, especially when we are referring to the future.. and furthermore a future that involves the behaviors of a number of humans (who happen to have free will, the last time I checked).
October 23, 2021, 01:15:09 PM
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Peter Thiel thinks he may have met Satoshi Nakamoto and says he knows where he'd look for the mysterious bitcoin creator
"My sort of theory on Satoshi's identity was that Satoshi was on that beach in Anguilla," Thiel said
The billionaire was speaking at a Miami conference Wednesday, according to Bloomberg.
"My sort of theory on Satoshi's identity was that Satoshi was on that beach in Anguilla," Thiel said
The billionaire was speaking at a Miami conference Wednesday, according to Bloomberg.
https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/currencies/peter-thiel-satoshi-nakamoto-bitcoin-creator-anguilla-btc-egold-coinbase-2021-10
Why he even cares?
I cannot think of any possible pure motif.
??
I blame the autocorrect..ha ha.
October 23, 2021, 01:14:42 PM
I’m ready brotherens
Though I totally get what this guy is saying AND agree with it with my whole body...
Evidently he's not been around long enough to find out you don't tell the corn what it "MUST" do.
October 23, 2021, 01:12:37 PM
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Peter Thiel thinks he may have met Satoshi Nakamoto and says he knows where he'd look for the mysterious bitcoin creator
"My sort of theory on Satoshi's identity was that Satoshi was on that beach in Anguilla," Thiel said
The billionaire was speaking at a Miami conference Wednesday, according to Bloomberg.
"My sort of theory on Satoshi's identity was that Satoshi was on that beach in Anguilla," Thiel said
The billionaire was speaking at a Miami conference Wednesday, according to Bloomberg.
https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/currencies/peter-thiel-satoshi-nakamoto-bitcoin-creator-anguilla-btc-egold-coinbase-2021-10
Why he even cares?
I cannot think of any possible pure motif.
??
October 23, 2021, 01:10:32 PM
Two things about this... I drew the channel at the point of the line.. interesting...
But the really meaty bit? Look at that recovery from the big dump. The smart money is doing EVERYTHING THEY CAN to keep this sucker down while they load up. But the moment we see what is really happening is when we get a dump... they are gobbling it up like a cloud of piranhas.
October 23, 2021, 01:01:33 PM
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October 23, 2021, 11:01:24 AM
October 23, 2021, 10:57:46 AM
And, on another note, you gave up on the cunt topic? even after you saw the post-history evidence provided by yours truly?
hahahahaha
Weak..;
Weak.
I must say..... weak....
We already had this discussion a couple of years ago ....
But of course!
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....... because I have too many posts to sort through...
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Read it and weep!!!!! Found it buddy.
Right around March 2019 there was quite a few posts on "the topic."
Look:
It's not just the Aussies but the Brits too. Even some Canucks who wish to project a Brit/Aussie affectation.
The important thing is to never use it with a woman, only men can be called cunts.
Funny. Women can call men pricks but men can't call women cunts.
Bad cunt is perjorative. Good cunt is affectionate.
Read it and weep!!!!! Found it buddy.
Right around March 2019 there was quite a few posts on "the topic."
Look:
wait wat. surely 'cunt' is pejorative in all flavours of English bar some Aussie banter?
It's not just the Aussies but the Brits too. Even some Canucks who wish to project a Brit/Aussie affectation.
The important thing is to never use it with a woman, only men can be called cunts.
Funny. Women can call men pricks but men can't call women cunts.
Bad cunt is perjorative. Good cunt is affectionate.
You are good Jay. That's some bad ass searching my friend. I'm reading and weeping a river no less.....
I actually proceeded to read the next few pages of posts (March, 2019) because why not? Wow! Epic comments from awol legends, and some epic douchebaggery too.
No need to mention any names. Wo bros can be their own judge. You gotta love the legacy wobness factor.... (apologies for bumping my post)
October 23, 2021, 10:01:33 AM
October 23, 2021, 09:30:40 AM
October 23, 2021, 09:25:01 AM
Math & Science
October 23, 2021, 09:22:07 AM
Simply because there is a US regulated BTC futures product/market - CME Futures. BTC is not (currently) on any US-regulated exchange and so is not itself regulated. I don’t think any spot BTC ETF will be approved until there is a regulated market for it to trade against.
Custodial brokers for BTC will be very few...at least until all banks build the required security tech to become custodial themselves.
October 23, 2021, 09:01:27 AM
October 23, 2021, 08:55:10 AM
So... I see that all these Bitcoin ETF launches are by EOY. It's like the SEC is now cramming them all in before Dec 31st.
Hmm...why the rush now SEC? Something happening the first of the new year? Lol
Hmm...why the rush now SEC? Something happening the first of the new year? Lol
These are all Bitcoin Futures right?
I am all for Institutional Involvement in Bitcoin. Critical Mass etc!
But why the fuck does the SEC allow ETF of Bitcoin Futures and not ETF of Actual/Real Holdings of Bitcoin... blows my mind....
Future really in its basic form is just a gamble on the price movement of Bitcoin. I know some will say it is too hedge etc... but lets face it.. it is what it is.
Now, the SEC will let you Gamble (futures) and also let you sell some of that action to smaller investors (EFT Futures).... Wow! Talk about running before learning how to crawl...
Anyhow, hope everyone here #BTFD...
Simply because there is a US regulated BTC futures product/market - CME Futures. BTC is not (currently) on any US-regulated exchange and so is not itself regulated. I don’t think any spot BTC ETF will be approved until there is a regulated market for it to trade against.
October 23, 2021, 08:17:01 AM
Bought a little of this dip @ roughly $60.700 
I had 6 trades going all the way down, and still missed the bottom by $1,100.00! ran outta fiat! Next time!
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