Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 6004. (Read 26713156 times)

It looks funny, who is it ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EWqTym2cQU

It seems kind of recent that a lot of OG bitcoiners are going full carnivore. I've been leaning towards that but still have some fruits and veggies. I was on a cyclical keto diet many years ago and it worked for me. Might do that again soon, currently I'm on a "See Food" diet. When I see food, I eat it.

Sum Ting Wong

What an asshole tough...

Hey dude! They're not the only ones hoping for that!

P.S. Still, it would be nice after a year to stock up on bitcoin at a price below 30,000

Well, it's not that lucky for me! 
The more people talk about Bitcoin, the happier I am!

Crazy huh, that half of the human species have an innate instinct to do the one thing that has meant we all exist here in the first place.

But us males all wanting sex is absolutely disgusting I must agree.

We are degenerates, $100,000 per BTC is so important to us though.

Goodmorning / Good afternoon WO people.

It's good to be in the green again. Will this be the final time we leave sub 50K behind?

These girls certainly hope so.

I think Elon is a bit ahead of his time. His type of person is only supposed to come forward around 2030 when we are halfway from the Zenith of the 'We' period to the midpoint (2043) between a 'We' period and a 'Me' period.

bore [ /bɔː/ ], verb, gerund or present participle: boring
make (a hole) in something with a tool or by digging. e.g.: "bore a hole in the wall to pass the cable through"

Naming Elon's tunnel construction company "The Boring Company" is one of the smartest company name choices I've ever come across.

Not some modern practice, but generations of food/climate/social norms/genetics. It's not my idea, read "The Blue Zones" (I did) by Gianni Pes and Michel Poulain outlined in the Journal of Experimental Gerontology. They discuss five different cultures in different parts of the world that have extremely high percentage of nonagenarians and centenarians. On the Italian island of Sardinia (one of the Blue Zones), they have 30 types of bread. That could be bad for a different type of person. In Okinawa they eat lots of fish, in Sardinia they eat lots of red meat. People are different.

I found it interesting that the only Blue Zone in the USA is a community of about 9,000 Adventists in the Loma Linda, California area are the core of America’s blue zone region. They live as much as a decade longer than the rest of us.

Elon is doing what he had been doing to his own company tesla's stock.
Tweeting out "Price to high?" then their investors panicked and the stock dumped price the very next day.
It is like he's playing a childish game where real money is involved. Yet what does he care, he has trillions more where that came from.
Not so surprised because what do you really expect from a guy who named one of his companies The Boring Company.

Well, like, have you even tried sucking cock?

Don't knock it until you've tried it.

Possibly due to this -

https://t.co/k8tAOXyRoN

Coinbase’s Financials Are Now Public Ahead of Stock Market Listing

The crypto exchange's S-1 Form is now live, revealing key details before Coinbase stock hits the market.

Crypto exchange Coinbase is officially going to become a publicly traded company.

Its Form S-1 has been published by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), clearing the way for its much-anticipated direct listing on Nasdaq.

The move caps a seven-month effort by the exchange to go public. Rumors first emerged Coinbase was exploring a direct listing on a U.S. stock exchange last summer, though the company didn’t confirm the news until December 2020.

At the time, the exchange only announced it had confidentially filed its Form S-1 with the SEC. Coinbase didn’t confirm it was looking to list its Class A shares directly until last month.

The publication of Coinbase’s S-1 provides the first public view of its financial performance and how it intends to use the funds it raises.

“We expect our operating expenses to increase significantly in the foreseeable future and may not be able to achieve profitability or achieve positive cash flow from operations on a consistent basis, which may cause our business, operating results, and financial condition to be adversely impacted,” the firm stated in the filing, adding:

"For instance, although we generated net income of $322.3 million in 2020, we incurred a net loss of $30.4 million in 2019."
Coinbase also confirmed that it is using Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan Securities and Citigroup to “assist us with respect to certain matters relating to our listing.”

Other key details include compensation for CEO Brian Armstrong, who took home $59.5 million in 2020 all told.

According to the Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati law firm, a pricing committee determines the public price of the stock after an S-1 is deemed effective, but trading may not begin until the day after the form is deemed effective.

The company was expected to go public at a $100 billion valuation based on private secondary market trading at the end of last week. The prior week’s trading put Coinbase’s presumed valuation at $77 billion.

The exchange disclosed Thursday that it has been putting crypto assets including bitcoin on its balance sheet since it was founded in 2012.

Coinbase isn’t the only crypto company looking to go public. Bakkt, a subsidiary of Intercontinental Exchange (which is also the parent company to Nasdaq rival New York Stock Exchange) is expected to go public on the NYSE through a merger with VPC Impact Acquisition Holdings, a special-purpose acquisition company. A search of NYSE’s listing directory did not show Bakkt Holdings at press time.

Someone clicked the green button!

OK great news.

I was afraid that Bitcoin risked becoming the Eloncoin and that years of supporting for the crypto alternative had gone to waste in a few tweets.

Luckily, no BTC tweets atm.

Greeeen!