Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 5305. (Read 26710179 times)

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around the U.S. open corn was dumped out of the market like sh*t. so some technical oriented guys gave up.

looks like more sideways now. rally is delayed because it seems they don't want to have the corn to expensive to still fill their pockets at least until end of August.

Proof: yesterday someone posted that but deleted it just afterwards. but Eagleeye was faster.  

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/18/bitcoin-goldman-sachs-ramps-up-trading-in-partnership-with-mike-novogratz-galaxy-digital.html




all of that fancy diagonal lines (only the diagonal) are now worthless.  

but the others not. you damn bastards!  

EDIT: Elder says diagonal lines have to much room for interpretations. it seems true.

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+1 WOsMerit


nice review cAPS


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Hey cAPSLOCK ... thanks for your overview.

I remember recently that you had become a bit of a fan of Blockstream, so I was looking to see if you had included the blockstream green or the blockstream agua wallets... I had heard that green was more sophisticated and fully featured and agua was supposed to be more consumer (beginner) friendly.  Just wondering whether you purposefully left those out or if there was a reason - perhaps time-consuming to play around with so many wallets, too.

I am sure we are not in altseason now but this chart show we are still in altseason. It means Alt would dump more if bitcoin corrects more.
No matter what, its better to stay in bitcoin for 80% of the time.

https://medium.com/blockstream-markets-weekly/blockstream-markets-weekly-june-18-2021-3632e8d4e81

- Blockstream Mining Note launches tranche 2
- MicroStrategy reloads for more BTC buys
- Spain’s BBVA opens BTC to private wealth
- China crackdown continues
- SEC kicks ETF decision back
- Miami wants miners
- Panama may follow El Salvador
- 81% of fund managers say Bitcoin’s a bubble as holders turn net buyers
- and Fidelity says the bottom is in

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I have bewen performing some fairly deep tests on the state of all lightning wallets currently.  And though I would share a Mini Review

Custodial: You send bitcoin to these and then can use their lightning channels custodially.  Easiest setup.

Wallet of Satoshi 9/10
This is the leader in custodial wallets.
+Consistently low fees, even 0 sometimes (I do run a channel with them on my node so sending money back to my node is zero cost.)
+Very rare that Tx fail.  As in, I do not think I have seen it happen outside of pilot error.
+Allows ad-hoc transactions (will create an invoice with no amount)
+UI is decent
This is a wallet I would DEFINITELY have on my phone if I were traveling.  I believe they have a very good network of well connected nodes.  I run a channel to it on my node, so if I were experiencing routing issues or high fees from my node I might keep this one loaded from my node just to take advantage of the connectivity.

Coinos.io 8.5/10
+a web wallet version
+can do LIQUID!
+very reliable well connected lightning
-You have to be careful with managing your login

This one is really cool.  The only reason it is not tied for first is it is possible to send this thing a transaction to an anonymous not logged in user. Which is ACTUALLY a FEATURE.  It makes it able to be used with a little strange amount of privacy.  But if you accidently do this and not notice the random name it gives you (Satoshi-#####) then you will have to contact the folks who run it to refund your money as it will be in some random wallet.  This is more a ME problem than sn IT problem, though.

BlueWallet  5/10
-Fees are "OK" but could be 200-800 sats. Currently on chain is not much more.
-Payments still fail as much as they ever did
-Failed payments may appear to have worked and then fail later (yuck)
-There is a delay in returning sats from a failed tx.
-You can't easily spend bigger amounts

Whenever I get sats into this thing, I then work really hard to get them back off... lol It's like having hit your golfball onto a beach.  Even as a lightning wallet that has been around a while I find it klugey

Non-custodial Neutrino private channel (These run a full neutrino node, and establish a single channel to the wallet company) They are sort of a hybrid between a custodial wallet and a full node wallet.  Easier to set up, but has a little less smoothness than WoS, or Zeus for example

Phoenix  8/10
-Will handle ad-hoc amounts
-Cheap fees
-Can receive when in the background
-Good UI
Best in this class.  Solid.

Breez 7/10
+Similar to Phoenix but not quite as smooth
-Forces you to keep 600 sats there at all times (?)
+Can do micro payments to streaming podcasts and has a podcast PLAYER in it now.  Kinda neeto.
+Can work in POS mode
-I think this needs to be in the foreground on your device to receive payments.  Meh.  But just a little meh. Usually this is OK.

Muun 7/10
+Also similar to the two above
+nice UI
-Cannot do ad hoc amounts
-VERY unique backup strategy. 


Non-Custodial connected to your node. Hardest to set up.  You have to connect these to a real node.  You will be spending the money on THAT node so setup and maintenance is a bitch.  You have to manage and balance channels etc.  BUT, if you can do all this, it is also the most sovereign solution.


Zeus 9/10
+The nuts.
+great UI
+can do ad hoc amounts
+can do MPP!!!! (Multi path Payments.  I have actually not tried this yet.  But it's in there... Could be good when needing to send a large payment.

Zap 8/10
+Very similar to Zeus, but not quite as slick a UI
-And can't do ad hoc amounts.

So, say I was going to spend a week at Bitcoin beach.  I would load Zeus and WoS on my phone.  I would also have Strike standing by to drop more funds into my channels as needed (But if i spent all the money on my node, um, that would be a problem of some kind).  I would probably try to live out of Zeus, but if I had any trouble I would just keep WoS going.  Of all the wallets I feel like it is #1 in just payment ease.  And since I have a channel to it I can swing money to it for free from my node in 1 hop.  I was surprised that Bluewallet still stunk like it did when I first tried it... too bad.

Honorable mention.
Strike 8/10
I don't know how to classify this one.  It can work as a bitcoin wallet, a lightning wallet, and the cash app.  The lightning features are kind of hidden, but you CAN sent a payment to a lightning destination with it, in fact I use to to refill my channels from time to time.  I would not probably use it much on my trip, but I would certainly have it loaded as a sort of backup.

 

That's definitely a big red flag though. I know there are ways that keyloggers manage to do it. Things like emulating a keyboard to open a command shell, create a command script to send the payload and then execute it.

It started out doing some things Linux needed for a long time. Then they didn't know when to stop.

What if chart buddy is "critical mass?"






Bitcoin is probably one of the main hopes that people have.  Sure, they are not breaking down the WO thread doors to get in and to talk with us about it, but so what?

 Some of us know about bitcoin and have continued our bitcoin plan, which seems to be a quite good plan when there are a lot of system meltdowns out there.. and sure some people have some security in their investments and their overall situation, but seems like some of the better security is going to be those who have included bitcoin as part of their plan.  Maybe they are just finding out about bitcoin, so would not be a bad time to get started - even though it can surely take a decent amount of time to establish a kind of comfortable stake and even a kind of comfort level with having BTC as part of your overall plan in these seemingly troubling times.

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It might be in the articles which I am too lazy to read, lol.  But if I were doing it i would make the users download a "new client".  But that would probably be the hardest part to pull off...

Isn't that the ultimate plan, once you have your ranch or lake (or lambo, I guess) ? To not do anything productive most of the time ?

Besides, what does "something productive" mean ? In our advanced societies, how many jobs are really productive, and how many are just "bullshit jobs" that don't really matter ?

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I spent way to much time watching talks on that controversy!

Fuck systemd.