Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 4925. (Read 26608633 times)

I wonder who owns this:

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1P5ZEDWTKTFGxQjZphgWPQUpe554WKDfHQ

or this

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1FeexV6bAHb8ybZjqQMjJrcCrHGW9sb6uF





I am looking for the un Named wallets in the top 100 list
https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html

9 of the top 15 appears to be un named owners

14 of the top 25 do not have a name

19 of the top 36 are not named and are all over 1 billion dollars



7   1FeexV6bAHb8ybZjqQMjJrcCrHGW9sb6uF   79,957 BTC ($3,798,232,475)
8   3LYJfcfHPXYJreMsASk2jkn69LWEYKzexb   73,601 BTC ($3,496,298,055)
10   bc1qa5wkgaew2dkv56kfvj49j0av5nml45x9ek9hz6   69,370 BTC ($3,295,313,373)
11   3LQeSjqS5aXJVCDGSHPR88QvjheTwrhP8N   58,815 BTC ($2,793,906,493)
12   1LdRcdxfbSnmCYYNdeYpUnztiYzVfBEQeC   53,880 BTC ($2,559,481,548)
13   1AC4fMwgY8j9onSbXEWeH6Zan8QGMSdmtA   51,830 BTC ($2,462,113,970)
14   1LruNZjwamWJXThX2Y8C2d47QqhAkkc5os   44,000 BTC ($2,090,150,006)
15   3Gpex6g5FPmYWm26myFq7dW12ntd8zMcCY   40,014 BTC ($1,900,795,812)
17   bc1q5shngj24323nsrmxv99st02na6srekfctt30ch   40,000 BTC ($1,900,148,213)
19   bc1q7ydrtdn8z62xhslqyqtyt38mm4e2c4h3mxjkug   36,000 BTC ($1,710,138,859) / +36000 BTC
20   3EBpAZUAW5Tzyd2FhmmUZnYgftxJkKSLmJ   35,237 BTC ($1,673,860,714)
23   12XqeqZRVkBDgmPLVY4ZC6Y4ruUUEug8Fx   32,354 BTC ($1,536,922,292)
24   3FHNBLobJnbCTFTVakh5TXmEneyf5PT61B   31,275 BTC ($1,485,682,619) / +31275 BTC
27   12tkqA9xSoowkzoERHMWNKsTey55YEBqkv   28,151 BTC ($1,337,268,627)
29   bc1qx9t2l3pyny2spqpqlye8svce70nppwtaxwdrp4   24,672 BTC ($1,171,983,936) +405.3 BTC / +2846 BTC
30   17MWdxfjPYP2PYhdy885QtihfbW181r1rn   24,495 BTC ($1,163,610,377)
31   19D5J8c59P2bAkWKvxSYw8scD3KUNWoZ1C   23,969 BTC ($1,138,607,059)
35   1932eKraQ3Ad9MeNBHb14WFQbNrLaKeEpT   22,900 BTC ($1,087,825,486)
36   1MDq7zyLw6oKichbFiDDZ3aaK59byc6CT8   22,400 BTC ($1,064,074,286)


19 bilion dollar + addresses not linked to anyone at all pretty cool

Oh wow he really did that? What a dickhead. I thought he sounded like a bullshitter.

I come back to Bitcointalk for a day and see this bullshit?

Go fuck yourself dude.

Explanation

Nice attempt at gaslighting, you spamming little shit.

Here are the facts. You collected bitcoins for an investment, and you repaid fewer bitcoins. Despite the obvious loss, you claimed 100%+ ROI in dollar value, even though you never collected dollars. Now you're taking this even further and assigning today's dollar value to bitcoins that you repaid, and original (2012) dollar value to bitcoins that you didn't repay, to further embellish your imaginary profit.

But hey, some people in this thread believe in lizard conspiracy so your spam might work. Good luck.

Your sorcery with lines seems to be working, sir. Flare it did.

Still floating at 47k-48K

since diff is about  15.55 vs all 23.1 when coins were 63k

the math is:

23.1/15.55 = 1.4855


and 1.4855 x 47.5 = 70.5k

So the earnings a miner does now would be like mining a 70.56k coin back in April 2021

So while we are yet to hit 70K as a miner I am earning the equivalent of 70k+

Yeah 2021 this time it is different has a bit more truth  as each day passes.

Oh next  diff is due in 13-14 days and we are at  +4.07% which is fine with me

if we stay at this rise diff will be 16.18. far lower then the 23.1 it was when coins were 63k.

Explanation

Explanation

Very interesting image.  Thanks for posting as it shows just how even the best of investment opportunities in the world appears to be trash next to Bitcoin!  It made me do a little calculating and see what the value of $1,000 would be if it were invested in the NastyMining IPO back in June of 2012.  The result, $1,000 invested in NastyMining would be worth $20,136.36 today.  Additionally, you would have received $1,331,098.23 in BTC distributions at their current value.  That makes a current total of $1,351,234.59 gained from a $1,000 investment in NastyMining (now NastyFans.org) in less than a decade if you never sold or spent your distributions.

Even with turning $1,000 into $1,351,234.59 over the last decade, there are still users who complain and have even left me negative trust for speaking this factual information.  Let that be a lesson to you...  Don't judge your success by what you hear from the peanut gallery.  The more amazing your accomplishments, the more hate you will receive from those watching from the sidelines.  That's just how miserable people react to the success of others.

That BTC return in a decade is amazing no doubt.

EDIT: Oops, this data doesn't include the BTC distributions that went out before GLBSE was closed...  I'll have to locate that and update this post as the real return will be significantly higher with that data included.

Now, see, I feel like people who don't have this attitude are LARPing as Bitcoiners, have no idea what they're doing and likely don't even understand what Bitcoin is.

What short? Im hodling.


Kind of like how much buying power 1 USD has in first world countries compared to third world countries? Then 1 USD isn't 1 USD either

Even though I did send you a merit, I do believe that it is a bit unfair to pick 10 years as an investment timeline, and probably something like 8 years would be a more fair representation..


Posts take time, too....

hahahahaha


How's your short going PMcoiner?

 


Yeah, but dee botsie-bot already does noews enuff... to establish dat u b in dee whiney curmudgeon categories rather than in dee active ongoing BTC investor one... so in udder wurds, u be half as richie as you could have been if uie-pooie had not been so whimpy and whiney.

 

 

Nope.  1 BTC is almost never 1 BTC in the sense it is used.  Nearly all BTC purchased by retail users these days have a different cost basis and therefore different tax liabilities making them have different values to those that hold them.  Still, it's fun to pretend that 1 BTC equals 1 BTC, especially when you're trying to get ignorant people to pay massively inflated crypto prices for goods using past crypto prices as a basis for current valuation which seems to be extremely popular around here.  

Please tell us that Bitcoin is not money.

Explanation

Close but not quite. 47.8k on Stamp

1OOK gogog+ WEEEEEEEEEEE