Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 5658. (Read 26608284 times)

Even if your little fantasy of "getting rid" of a member were to be true, you're not implying any ability to get rid of me, are you?  you fly-by-night but wanna-be treated like a regular... 


Even if true.. who fucking cares, besides you?


No problem.  I would not expect you to understand anything that might cause you to have to concentrate for more than 10 seconds, anyhow.  So, no problema. 
do you what you can.   

Congrats dude, truly

I was skinny 6 foot 165 pounds and wirey flexible but that was a long time ago 1978-1983

Lol, what good luck, what bad luck, the last 3 decades of sir-azimuth's life is coinciding with a 1 in 2000 apocalypse/armageddon before the alien-arrival, messiah-returns, galactic-federation peace Epoch begins.

.... typical fucking old norwegian curmudgeon troll... How many times a day do you yell "get off my lawn"?

bring back chartbuddy richy, caveat being you don't use it as leverage to insert irritating "flat tyres" conversations into the thread

My wife got her second shot (Pfizer) a couple days ago.  She has not taken any time off work.  Her arm is a bit sore but otherwise she is fine. 

I will get my first shot soon.

Hm, I bought a 2008 Toyota Tacoma today, to replace my 1993 Toyota. Thank you, BTC. Living large...

No problem GayJuanGee, it was the least I could do to slay and get rid of the second biggest troll on this forum after you. 

And yes my first account was from 2015 and I kept up with every page till summer of 2020 when I didnt have the spare time. I def dont miss scrolling past and largely skipping your walls of redundant gibberesh though.

If you think nobody has died from the vaccine or COVID after the vaccine you're really going to be shocked by the VAERS data (over 2300 deaths so far, while this Harvard study estimates only about 1% of people report to VAERS).

Or the nunnery where all 35 sisters were never in contact with anyone, they got the vaccine then 2 days later they had a COVID outbreak that killed 2 of the sisters with 28 of them testing positive.

Never mind the weekend, boys. Let the kids have the playground until daddy comes back from the bank on Monday. Let's see if they keep putting corns on sale.

I'm hoping my little offering to Karhu gives us the momentum to finally break through solidly to $61k (fingers crossed)

Likely going to bed with blueballs tonight, tho...

EDIT: Fully executed. Have 100% of the liquidity I need to build out Phase I entirely. The tax payment this quarter is going to be fucking obscene.

In my line of work, starting salaries were going up very very slowly in the last 25 years.
I envisioned this in late 90ies, early 2000s when it became clear that Internet is a deflationary force (especially as far as the salary is concerned).
If not for various investments, my situation would be much worse.
Investments is US was the right thing to do in the last 20 years (or even longer).
I try to buy cars that are about 1 year old (certified). It seems to be that you get most of the value there for roughly half the price, maybe slightly more.

I see we've broken 60k again. Let's make it stick this time

Haha sounds VERY familiar.

Speaking of inflation, I hear so much around me about all kinds of stuff going up in price at a crazy rate. Not just real estate, electronics and stonks. Latest I heard is recreational vehicles! Gettem while they're hot!

Here's the full story:
I heard about bitcoin earlier than i considered to get some. I read about it, which was inevitable in my life as a computer nerd, pretty early. I can't name a year, but it must have been before the pizza event. Later, i heard and read something here, something there, prices, volatility... and i got paid in fiat pretty nicely, had a habit to use drugs in quite some of my free time. I didn't even think about investing at that time at all. In 2014 a friend told me how he was ordering drugs on the darknet and paying them with bitcoin. That's why i wanted to have BTC initially. Then i never bought, because i could get all the drugs i liked easily, so i had no intention to go the darknet way. I also had severe problems with fatigue, weak but low threshold immune response, and much worse memory problems, compared to today. Later, in 2017, i was planning to invest in it. I had three kids at the time, living from insurance money, so i had plenty of reasons to start shaping the financial future of my family. As i knew most of the "well known" fundamentals about BTC already, it was an easy decision. I also found out that i favored the idea of Bitcoin over the fiat system from the time i knew about it. Even if i end up poor, i would still prefer Bitcoin over fiat money.

mRNA


As a veteran sir you have my greatest respect. I can also appreciate that having been a guinea pig once already for multiple vaccines including anthrax and botulism plus PB nerve agent pills and exposure to organophosphate pesticides, you do not want to repeat the experience.

The fact you have had Covid means you are already immune and not in need of a vaccine.

As the majority of children you grew up with, were probably vaccinated against childhood illnesses, this would have protected you who were not.

There was not 10 years available to test the new mRNA vaccine, however 100s millions have taken the risk with a new technology and been vaccinated, with few side effects other than not one single vaccinated person has died from Covid.

Where would any of us on this forum be without taking some risk with the then new  technology Bitcoin, with only one evident side effect, a huge increase in wealth. Bitcoin is no longer a risk, but the safest deposit account there is.

The (bastards) are still fighting to prevent a new ATH which would invalidate painting their false narrative of a double top (or even triple top according to proudhon) and a subsequent crash. Nope the new ATH is approaching with the short road to 70k and longer one to 89k ahead.

Of course, overall bitcoin has done quite well since it went live in January 2009, yet who the hell really knew about it for some time... except for a few guys that were really in the nerdiest of nerdy circles in terms maybe having some potential technical knowledge.

And, still bitcoin did not really get any kind of attempts at tangible price discovery until around May 2010, the time of the pizzas transaction.. and maybe there have been some spreading of the news about bitcoin as the price was getting assigned to it and it was being found out about by more and more people.  I am pretty sure that I heard the word, "bitcoin" a few times before I looked into it, and maybe I just thought something superficial that it is a kind of invented money like Lindy Dollars or whatever.

I do believe that we should be attempting to consider some of the nuances of bitcoin's price movements and cycles which does seem to cause it to have seasons in which some folks could well be in a world of hurt if they are not able to figure out strategies to get through the cycles.. both financially and psychology, and surely hardly any of us were able to get into bitcoin in 2009 or even sometime soon thereafter be able to have some of the pleasures of experiencing the price appreciation of its whole life... We only know about bitcoin between 2009 and whatever time that we got in through the experiences of others - not that I am saying that you actually "have to" own bitcoin in order to benefit from its invention and they incentive systems that it has set up that will likely end up benefiting everyone, whether they own it or not... and sure the owners of bitcoin do seem to have gotten quite rewarded through the years and likely to continue to be rewarded as far as what seems to be likely in the future.


I hate to quibble with a fellow bull - but seems to me that there is some level of smarts and luck in terms of finding out about bitcoin and then acting upon such knowledge.   When I found out about bitcoin in late 2013, I was so damned ready for it because it seemed to have been exactly the investment category that I was looking for and so maybe I am one of the rare ones in which the concept clicked almost immediately in terms of the proposition of bitcoin and my desire to get a stake in it, but I surely am not claiming to be any kind of genius in terms of the strategy that I established and if there might have been some better ways of going about my investment into bitcoin in terms of where I was at at the time that I found out about it.

And, yeah, I use the term "found out about it" loosely because I hardly even knew exactly what bitcoin was except for some descriptions of it and what it was trying to achieve, and so part of my initial goal was to start to get a stake in bitcoin but to also study the matter at the same time and to figure out if maybe I needed to readjust my strategies or my ideas about what it was that I was investing into.

There are so many people who neither had the luxury of being in the mental/financial place that I was when I got into bitcoin nor are there many people who have the luxury to spend a lot of time studying a matter...

Many of us heard about the August 2020 article regarding yuppies dismissing bitcoin (a r/bitcoin link on the topic, too), and yuppies are considered to be smart people, but the article is likely correct about some mental blocks that cause difficulties for them to take action in terms of either investing into bitcoin or researching into it more.  Most of them will likely come around sooner or later, and many of them are likely smarter than a lot of us here, just smart in different ways that end up causing them to be a bit of laggards in the likely largest transfer of wealth in our lifetimes, and perhaps the largest peaceful transfer of wealth in the history of man, perhaps?  perhaps?

I feel so strange, I paid $11k for my current car. Almost every car I buy is at least 10 years old...by buying a 10 year old car I get the same feeling up getting upgrades every time I buy my next car.

But with Tesla accepting bitcoin I want to buy a Tesla, but if it's a battery technology I know that it makes sense to buy a new car. So the Tesla I'd like to buy is over $100k. I can certainly afford it. But it's such a huge leap. The first house I bought was nice, had 3 acres of land and only cost me $85k. I just can't imagine buying a car that's more expensive than what I'd pay for a house (don't get me started on the prices of houses right now...).

Reminds me of the inflation rate throughout my career. When I started work in the late 90s the Social Security cutoff rate was just above my salary around $45k. My last job in the US the Social Security cutoff was just above my salary around $90k. Which means that throughout my whole career I really never truly got a raise. I just kept up with inflation (which is the point the Keynesians make about making workers think they're making more money).

Dude...

I you need the money:
SELL!

Fuck the price. You want your dream come true: A ranch with a race track and all that.
So what are you scared of, actually?

I'm not a fucking hipster or something like that, and i never thought that i will ever write the following in a forum thread on the internet:
YOLO



EDIT: I may be biased, i already sold today to cover a part of the cost for my children to have a room of their own each, and also their parents  
I go through the same kind of decision for months now, but in the end it's just my ugly lil ego that tells me not to sell below $XX.XXX
But this kind of thinking is bullshit. Now i sell when i need to.
It's a little twitch at most when hitting the SELL button now.

The schedule's been updated. You might be in for a surprise.