Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 4563. (Read 26610480 times)

Point granted.
But I want to be my own bank.



I don’t want a loan, thank you very much. My keys - my BTC.



Sorry, I’m not “all rich”, I’m the new kind of rich.



By shilling for shitcoins?
Musk is a verified attack vector on BTC.



You don’t have to, if you don’t want to. Lawfully, in another country. Oh Pandora!



I guess you missed my haiku.
When most BTC is owned by banks or custody's - giving in return whatever - it will have the same fate as gold. Heavily suppressed.

Let’s not do that, shall we?
BTC stands for power to the people.

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Nice one J. #nofomo

Explanation

In 2013 Michael Saylor said "Bitcoin days are numbered. It seems like just a matter of time before it suffers the same fate as online gambling". He changed his mind? Or just a good poker player telling us Bitcoin is future and at the end will hammer Bitcoin once he got out?

You're not the only one. I can barely sign my own signature these days.

Explanation

This response is to Save the RF.. not jbreher.. so I am not sure about what connection that you are making.

I believe that I saw one of your cookbooks.




The last 8 years have been pretty damned good.. I must admit.. even if there were some stressful periods in there too.. but if you had been erroring on the side of HODLing, as you say UnDerDoG81.. you really should not be complaining about the last 8 years... I mean, amazing.. really amazing for anyone with both any kind of meaningful vision for UPpity and also taking actual adequate and meaningful actions to actually attempt to adequately and meaningfully prepare for UPpity.

Just think .. buying a mere $10 per week of BTC for the past 8 years would have gotten you nearly 5 bitcoin and nearly $300k in value.. and I am not even going to say that $10 per week would have necessarily been adequate and meaningful preparation actions (depending on individual circumstances), yet the point is that we should have been (and should continue to be) erroring on the side of HODLing and/or accumulating BTC, as you even suggested UnDerDoG81.

All I want to see is a new ATH. Is that too much to ask?

Show me on this doll where math touched you...

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/ > BTC


HODL!!!

https://twitter.com/naiiveclub/status/1449760254426705922?s=21

Explanation

https://l0phtcrack.gitlab.io/

I didn't said I hate it, I didn't said "like", cuz I don't dislike it.

The thing is that Math is cold. It's fixated, written down in stone, in cold hard facts. Rarely in quantum-bubble-sh!t-quark-space-farts-science math is delusional but that is not relevant in this context.
The conclusion is plain and simple: "Math is cold, and you cannot love something that is cold, it will give you coldness."     ...      


*edit(): Or f^ckkkkk..... Love is warmth, maybe it attracts coldness.            

Explanation

Weekly candle closed well over $60k just now right?

Face melt time?

I haven't written much since computer printers got affordable. My handwriting is almost illegible now as I'm out of practice.

Explanation

Ok..

So it seems that those who are bitcoiners are widely of the subset that also like numbers..
Quite interesting..

For me, I have always loved watching exchange order books changin..
Never really traded off the charts, always traded off the books..

People always thought i was nuts just staring at pages of numbers all the time..
Recognizing patterns..


We may be discovering something about "what makes a bitcoiner" here..


Observing nice price also..

Explanation

YES!

So a little background, in Kindergarten (5 yrs old) I was diagnosed as LD and my parents were told I'd likely never really succeed in school. But then in 1st grade my teacher recognized that I was dyslexic and systematic but with very low retention outside of the systems. She really struck a chord with me as I remember her telling my parents "They've diagnosed him with a learning disability & that is absolutely incorrect! They've got the right abbreviations but the wrong words. He has a learning Difference bit certainly no disability!"
So I was taught to view everything forward, backwards, and upside down all at once to determine which orientation logically fits. So when I was taught "multiplication tables" I quickly realized I can't memorize shit! BUT if multiplication is just a shortcut for adding, it's no problem! 1 times anything is itself, 2 times anything is just doubled, decimal points are completely movable within a calculation as long as you move it back when you're done,  so 5 times anything is just half with a decimal shift, and 10 times anything is just a decimal shift. From there it's just simple addition. 6x7 is just half of 7 plus 7, so 35 + 7 = 42. And since subtraction is just addituon undone, 4 x 12 is 60 - 12 = 48 Then there's division which is multiplication undone, so the cubed root of 27 is 3. Memorization is nothing but a temporal cheat sheet of the answers, you don't truly understand until you know the system by which to derive those answers.

Price going up yo
and me going to bed yo
See you tomorryo