Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 4867. (Read 26608252 times)

You do not need "a lot."  Just 80x with whatever you do happen to have, and you should be "golden" just like ur lil name.

 


You will (or at least should in theory) thank me later.

The first correct post after years

Nice

Progress

Time to buy, then.

Trolldhon is a contrarian indicator.

Explanation

Bro, you are seriously making me nervous. I do not have enough fiat to buy more coin for the amazing pump you are predicting

Lot of volatility recently 

Yes

Do you really spend time creating these graphs??

I modded my coils on my bike to coil sticks (made up a simple wiring harness) so I don't see why you couldn't use an aftermarket ecu if you really wanted to. I'm seriously thinking of losing the carbs but there are no bolt on solutions i've found so its alot of custom work.


Just change out the thermostat to a higher temp one.

Who are these “The Proud Boys”???

And what are they proud of?? Do they own lots of bitcoins?

Jesus How old are you!

When were car Thermostats stock?

Awesome... you, unlike ALL the rest of us, were using W(ater)D(isplacer)-40 for it's actual original intended purpose!

Down over 1% in the last 12 hours. Not looking good for bulls.

Explanation

For sure, playing the UPs and DOWNs can be real profitable, until it is not, and then there is a need to be ready to leave all of the value on the table if you sold at $46k and then the price does not return to $46k or whatever other know it all cycle plans the guy might have been playing.  Sure, I don't have any problem in terms of selling on the way up, which generally means you better be ready to leave that value on the table if you sold, which will usually mean, don't be selling too much too soon...

For example, it's kind of difficult to run out of BTC if you are selling less than 1% every time the BTC price goes up 10% or some other formula that might be acceptable, suitable and prudent... and better to have your BTC holdings to be in decent profits too (prior to selling or shaving any off the top), yet some guys will consider something less than 2x as being in sufficient profits and then they realize that they may have sold too much BTC too soon when BTC prices get to a point that they would have been in 5x or 20x profits, and then they ponder about why they had not hung onto a few more BTC....   and "if I had kept those 3.743 BTC, I would have blah blah blah value" but instead I sold most of them between 50% profits and 2x profits, and so now, I only have 0.043 BTC remaining (if that?)..   Sucks to be you, buddy... lack of adequate and meaningful preparation for UPpity during the greatest wealth transfer in our lifetimes.


Surely in a voluntary transaction, there is not going to be abilities for the individual parties to figure out how much surplus value each person got, and in many cases it might not be necessary to know those surplus values except to appreciate that they exist, otherwise the parties would not have voluntarily engaged in the transaction.

Many of us can appreciate that there have been ongoing efforts for governments to try to figure out ways to
involve themselves in knowing about and involving themselves in bitcoin transactions, and surely I would not even argue that they do not have any rights to attempting to figure out ways in which to be involved, and surely many of us can appreciate that dynamics can be changed in bitcoin, but bitcoin has already been designed to put obstacles in third party interference with transactions and built in incentive systems, and I have a lot of trouble conceptualizing ways in which bitcoin would NOT be increasing the size of the pie, and sure it is possible that various shitcoins are increasing the size of the pie too, but I tend to be quite reluctant to give them such benefit of the doubt in terms of some of the seeming counter-productive and scammy aspects, but sure, if it were not for bitcoin to provide security to those various shitcoins, they would have more difficulties operating - and so sure, in the end, there might be some values that come from learning about various systems that could end up getting incorporated into bitcoin, even if they might have been merely some seemingly non-value contributing imitation, but ends up serving as a kind of test bed and real value comes out of the whole process.



The 80/20 rule is probably a better ballpark figure in terms of approximating the cluelessness of people, and I would not even be presuming the 80% to be dumb, but manipulation can be quite successful, and 80% really have troubles getting out of situations and systems that oppress them.

I wonder if there is a rule also that 80% believe that they are in the 20%, even though the actual number is that only around 20% are actually in the 20%, whether they know that they are in the 20% or not?

Bitcoin does make a lot of us feel as if we might be in the 20%.  Whether it is true?  It's probably not too easy to know, for sure.


You seem to be describing a bit of a different problem... because if we are referring to the creation of value, everyone can choose whether or not to engage in a transaction, and they also will work within Gresham's law like motivations to figure out how to transact and perhaps if they might be more advantaged to use one means of transacting or another.  Of course, they frequently are not going to be fully informed and sometimes they are going to be on the fence and even other times, they will later discover that they were mislead in the value of the transaction so they might subsequently end up getting greater or lesser value depending on the degree of their lacking better information.


Very inviting gembitz....  whoaza    

And much more tolerable when considering the whole BTC price dynamics matter from that point of view...


wwwwwwwwhhhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!

Bitcoin is NFT…. You can have it own it and be proud of it. Tomorrow people will be biding hundreds of thousands of dollars to have one.

Can we make NFTs on Bitcoin?

In this particular area of discussion and frustration in regards to some of my ongoing nocoiner interactions, I doubt that I am considering money to solve all the things, because part of my point with my various interactions with so many of the nocoiners remains the seemingly consistent theme that involves concern about money in terms of the dollar not holding its value.. and so there is an ongoing concern coming from these kinds of peeps about financial security.. and surely I continue to stick with my get off zero and get 1% to 10% of your investments into bitcoin... so yeah, maybe I am beating a dead horse with them and also beating a dead horse in repeating my frustrations in this thread...

Yes.. I can ignore people with whom I interact, and we can talk about other topics, and believe me we do talk about other topics, and I suppose a positive sign about bitcoin, is that more frequently, I am not even the one bringing it up, but sure part of my own problem in some of these interactions remains that I am known as the bitcoin guy.

There are also many of us who might get into conversations in which we are not necessarily the bitcoin guy, yet people still tend to inevitably get into conversations that deal with craziness involving ongoing concerns about their ability to maintain their standard of living through ordinary measures, and sure, even if they are a high income earner they might be concerned about where to invest their money and if they are a lower income earner, sometimes they are not even investing in shit, anyhow.. and sometimes they consider investing in consumption goods to be an investment.. which remains somewhat problematic for me to continue to engage in some of these conversations without at least questioning whether they might be better served to have some kind of a savings/investment plan, and surely I am NOT going to recommend people to put money in the banks, and even if the stocks are doing well, it might be hard to suggest investment into stocks even though we may well know that many people might not have too many investment options, so they might ONLY have either something like a 401k or possibilities of buying property.. so surely bitcoin could end up being part of the mixed set of suggested investments - even if many normies will still have trouble even getting to bitcoin as a potential complement to their lives if they have some difficulties even considering the value of savings (and bitcoin remains a kind of different and old fashion kind of savings in terms of laying out longer term possible returns.. not just getting caught up in short term ups and downs)..


I have a hard time to just leave people flailing.. even if in the end it remains quite likely that they are going to resort to back to various nocoiner rationalizations regarding their having had missed the bitcoin train blah blah blah.


It just doesn't seem to sink in, and I blame part of these matters on the various convolution of crypto versus bitcoin, so many normies have hardly any clue about what bitcoin is, and when they attempt to look at into the matter at all, they get confused and distracted by both what they heard bitcoin is and they kind of consider bitcoin to be crypto.. which largely means that they have hardly fucking any clue.. even if they kind of are able to articulate some various ideas about magical internet money cult stuffs..


Been there.. done that several times..

I am probably not going to completely give up.. but sure, we can sometimes see what is likely to happen..

I have an aunt that I was working with for the past 6 months or so, and when we were talking by phone, she was wanting to change the topic to bitcoin.. and I pretty much had written her off, and I was telling her that it was going to be likely that she had not done shit since our last conversation, but she had at least gotten started, so sometimes some normies do start to take action, even when we had considered writing them off as a lost cause..... 

In other words, I had gotten so frustrated with her over the years of our so many conversations.. but at least now she seems to be taking some action and about $50 per week DCA.. and sure it should be a bit more than that, but whatever, it is better than nothing..


That's the level of ongoing difficulties that we are dealing with for sure, and part of the problem of attempting to help some people more than they are willing to help themselves.  I have a couple of similar stories to that one too.. not exactly the same but pretty damned similar...   .. one of them $80 at $420-ish.. which would be around 0.19BTC... so of course, I replaced that amount in my wallet after I sent it as a gift, but just think about   around $9,500 of value being "lost" due to failure/refusal to be responsible on the side of the recipient.

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Be sure to check your thermostat (or just pick up a new one, they aren't expensive) as they frequently get stuck open allowing cold coolant from the radiator to mix in constantly and preventing the engine from reaching optimal temperature in cold weather.

I  actually prefer the old distributor design over the new coil packs. Much easier to diagnose and get back up and running in an emergency situation. Plus, you don't have to replace 6 expensive coil packs if you only have one coil. (I drive 60k miles per year for work so I end up with a 250k+ car every 3 years and start looking to replace it with a 10 yr old reliable model under 100k)