Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 5649. (Read 26608133 times)

It has killed 17x more people in my country than the worst flu season ever. One can't believe only in statistics but it gives some idea anyway. My sister and sister of brother-in-law work both in hospitals and they've told what chaos there has been at some points.

A year a go some people were saying "I don't know anyone who knows anyone who has been infected with Covid". Some of them got sick pretty bad later on..

 In fairness to the middle-of-the-road types, there were quite a few saying "It's just a flu bro!".

Yeah.  We live in the age of a lack of nuanced views.  You are either a racist or an ally. Covid is either a biblical plague or a world government conspiracy.  One of positions I dislike the most is the whole "Trust the Science" bullshit.  Another black and white nonsense, and one of the least scientific things you can say.  Science is a trust-minimized discipline.  At least it is supposed to be.

I am sure covid is being used by TPTB to push agendas.  And it *might* have even been a planned psyop from the beginning.  And maybe it's also a biblical plague, lol.  

I had a close friend who got it.  Spent weeks in the hospital over 4 admissions.  Not only did it nearly kill him, seriously damage his lungs, but it precipitated a heart attack.

It is a serious public health challenge.  It has overloaded the healthcare systems in areas that have suffered strong surges.  And many of the governments of the world (and in my country states) have made choices on how to deal with it that range from draconian to flippant.  But I personally think we have been tilted WAY to the draconian side.

The vaccine *is* new tech, and rolled out without nearly as much testing as it would normally get.  It *could* have downstream effects we have not anticipated.  I also think mRNA treatments might be the basis for cures of many other diseases we have been trying to eliminate for decades.  Also, not everyone needs it.

Anyway...  God bless your daughter... sorry she had to go through it.  Not fun, I know.  And sobering to deal with effects so long after it's over.

Well done mate.

 How did you come to the conclusion that the writer has been vaccinated?  He has not been vaccinated against covid.  If you read the article again, you'll find that the author has been infected with covid and he posts a link to an article that says "Scientists warn vaccinating people who already COVID could potentially cause harm, or even death."

 I'm glad your daughter has recovered, perhaps you should follow that link with an open mind; there is a chance her body could overreact to the vaccine since she's already been infected.

"When a vaccine reactivates an immune response in a recently infected person, the tissues harboring the persisting viral antigen are targeted, inflamed and damaged by the immune response."

 edit: I had severe cat allergies and opted for immunotherapy (weekly injections of cat proteins for several months to retrain my immune system).  While undergoing the therapy, if I was around a person who owned a cat, the injection site was the first place I would feel a reaction.  That area would become swollen, sore and itchy first.

My job is not well paid even for my poor country, but I have no moral right to quit. This is a dream prestigious position that I worked very hard to get. It requires talking with people mostly about computer technology and Bitcoin for 6 hours ... per week (edit: plus 5 months paid vacation per year). Yes, my bosses are idiots and they try to humiliate me in every possible way. I could become a boss too, but that would mean I have to work 8 hours per day, no thanks! But they have no idea that my wealth is equal to the yearly budget of the whole organization (which has hundreds of employees), so I am quite happy for now and gloat from the inside . But I'm thinking of finding an income on a certain island where for now I intend to spend each Summer. And at some point I can settle permanentrly with the help of the stash I have. Theoretically I could buy a small 200-500m² villa and live without an income for 2 decades, relying only on my BTC stash, but I am afraid to take any risks. Hopefully this dream will become true soon. Hitting 200-300K price target will make the things much easier for sure

Should I stay or should I go now?
I have this Clash song in my head thinking if I have to leave the office for good or not.
 

But you already have a bitcoin!!!

$60k doesn't want to fall, it seems...

It looks like small, incremental ant-pumps won't cut it. We need a massive, mega-pump of the Elon/Saylor variety to be able to shift the equilibrium $5k-$10k higher.

Looks like $70k is a requirement, before $60k is gone for good.



I'm not good at this sort of thing, but I like the way you put it. Sounds like a well thought-out, math & science kind of thing.

Let's hope it b00ms soon.

haha Thanks... She is Brazilian.. you know.. all in shapes 

Ascending triangle still in play, should complete within 24-48 hours.
Some shitcoins doing wider swings, the gains would optimally flow back into BTC at that time -> B00M

yeah. things have changed here too, the small town vibe is going fast. only thing keeping us here is the neighbors really. solid people. well, i also cant really put a dirt track on this land so theres that too.

Damn it, had to do some stuff @ work (@ home actually, but work stuff), and missed the Euro-ATH!

Come on, USD, you can do it too.

Is this the break we are waiting for?  

Oh, and I'll eat my dick on national TV if COVID-19 vaccines contain 5G chips. Which I won't, because they don't.

And many of us wouldn't be alive if there were no vaccines. Not saying we should blindly accept the current COVID-19 vaccines as safe, but we all know how conspiracy theories thrive in times of crisis. Alex Jones must be ecstatic—He's got years of new material for his content.

Use your brain, take off the tin-foil.

thats pretty much my thinking too.

Bitcoin shy of breaking out, but still ascending.
End of month there is a future expiry. Maybe last time to buy "cheap", or already too late.

I see we are almost back to where we were a month ago, but this time we moved up slowly in small increments.
That's a good sign, it's more likely to stay stable that way and hopefully keep on slowly climbing up in a more sustainable way.
Although those 4k spikes does give you a nice rush.

I remember observing the 30K wall and thinking the chart was malfunctioning, there is nothing on that scale now, a 150 ant sell wall is enough to force the weak to dribble coins below that price into the wall owner's buy orders.

There sure are some well thought out ideas and posts to be read here and some entertaining posts to pass periods of market inaction. A few recent periods nearly warranted a tumbleweed .gif or two.  

I second that.

That is one of the options I'm looking into.
 I'm starting to not like my current house so much, the neighborhood has changed too much since I moved in 22 years ago. Back then it was a paradise of solitude and tranquility in the perfect environment. But unfortunately a millionaire bought the old farm across the street and built a whole complex of stables and a big equestrian facility with fans that's just loud enough to be irritating but not loud enough to be illegal. It used to be farmland with an old farm a bit up an old dirt driveway.

Do your own research and decide either way.

This article is an advertisement to encourage you to subscribe to the website's dubious health program through promoting fear and ignorance.
While the writer has already been vaccinated.
A first grade kid could trash all 18 lame excuses.

If there was an article '18 reasons to ditch Bitcoin' would you sell?
Likely you would research who was behind the article and their motive.
(Like Oh yeah Craig Wright sponsored the article to dis Bitcoin and promote his shitcoin or Big Corporation X wants an in to Bitcoin and needs to get your coins at a cheaper price etc.)

My healthy 32 year old daughter non smoker, organic diet, active outdoor pursuits, caught Covid and spent 8 days in hospital seriously ill. 2 months on she still has some mild symptoms noticeably poor sense of smell and taste plus minor fatigue.

Her ordeal made it an easy decision for me to get vaccinated.