Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 51. (Read 26710039 times)

 Gotta be Rio - Copacabana, Avenida Atlantica but not the beach side because it has funkier looking sidewalks.
Trying to be more precise but I'm having trouble finding the exact spot.

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(Trusting your records)
... or some unlikely farmer
(That's duly noted)




#haiku

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yeah you move them.

You want to gamble with your coins? 

I don't think that's a very bright idea.

I don't care what anyone says if you lose possession no matter how "protected" you think your seed is you would be playing with fire not to move them.

Calçada Portuguesa... so... Lisbon? Rio? No fucking idea, lol... but surely a nice place to welcome the new year. Cheers!!

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You seem to be suggesting that it does not matter if the Trezor has a secure element or not?

If you lose physical possession of your trezor, then the coins should be moved?

I always considered the standard wallet (the one without a passphrase) to be a canary in the coalmine, if it were to get jeopardized first.

^THIS^

... And happy XMAS my fellow hodlers!

Where's that minus merit button when you need it!



AFA losing access to your trezor, it doesn't matter, if you lose access to any wallet move your coins immediately!

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I doubt that "we" can really know if the pause will last a whole another week or not.


Personally, I would not characterize our last couple months as bartening, exactly.

Sure, there are desires to identify previously popular patterns and then suggest that they are happening again, yet the slope is way too far UP in order for me to consider the existence of any kind of meaningful bart within our midst.. especially if we consider from November 5th ($69k-ish) to present, and sure we can go all the way back to September 6th ($52.5k-ish) to get even a better zoomed-out view.

Anyone really going to express the BTC pricd to go straight up without having some pauses along the way?


That is a bit bullish - to expect $200k to be the lowest of your anticipated tops.. and I am not going to say that you are wrong.  I just hate to count my chickens before they hatch.

We have not even gotten past $108k, yet.


For sure it is looking like my early 2024 projection of $120k to $180k within 2024 is looking a bit of a stretch to still achieve within the next 5-ish days.. not impossible, but not very high probabilities  either.. maybe odds of less than 30%?


I am pretty sure that you have had several opportunties to buy on the dip, and sure maybe you did not actually act upon such opportunities, so why would this time be any different?  You weren't exactly backing up trucks  to buy bitcoin when we were in the $20k range in 2022.. If I recall you were doing some variation of the opposite.

Regarding whether we pump or dump or get caught in a range until January 20th, I kind of expect a continued UPpity until at, near, or around January 20, then a dump.. except perhaps if there were some kind of amazing announcement regarding bitcoin, yet i have my doubts that even good announcements about bitcoin will resist mid-to-late January early February dump.

Of course, how far we would dump may well depend upon how far we are able to pump before then.  I am not going to attempt to call either with any detail, yet getting a supra $120k pump almost seems like a pump for ants, even though I would not want to overly state any expectations, either.


I have a hard time imagining a dump bringing dee cornz below $85k at this time, prior to getting into the supra $115k territories first.. .. so maybe I might sorcerer wannabe proclaim: $115k prior to $83k?  I am not sure if that is bettable beyond 50/50-ish... and my BTC holdings is already bet long in that direction.

Wrong from a few miles further

Ho Chi Minh City, can spot it from a mile away! Happy new years dude

The dude arrived on his celebrating BTC and new years destination

Were is it … merit boost worthy for the correct location

Thank you BTC

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I recall that the security breach of having physical access to the Trezor was from several years ago, and I thought that the ONLY remedies was avoiding physical access to the Trezor and/or having a passphrase, as is stated in this Kraken Blog article.  The Article describes brute forcing the pin too, yet I cannot recall the pin being less vulnerable based on length and complication, even though what you say makes sense if they have to brute-force the pin, too.

Until I see something more clear, I will have to take what you are saying about the creation of a more robust pin (as the solution to the problem) with a grain of salt.


I understand that the passphrase provides an extra layer of security, yet it seems that the passphrase is way more justified with a non-secure element device.  I have not heard about the seed phrase being extracted from secure element kinds of devices, whether Trezor or otherwise... yet I also don't claim to be a technical guru or to follow security vulnerabilities in details if it is not coming out in some kind of more generally release kind of way or being mentioned in one of the forum threads.


Sure I agree with your description that the pin encrypts the private key and/or the seed .. but I am pretty sure that I had read that the pin was also vulnerable to fairly quick brute forcing.. and I cannot remember how..  and yeah, I am not sure if longer pins help to make it more difficult to extract the seed phrase from the non-secure element Trezors when the attacker has physical access to it.

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I think it was Bawb who started the "for ants" thing.