Red sunday incoming
You on your period?
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 6037. (Read 26712433 times)
February 21, 2021, 05:28:17 AM
February 21, 2021, 05:28:06 AM
February 21, 2021, 05:22:51 AM
300 btc to 60k at stamp.. 
February 21, 2021, 05:21:18 AM
Weekend dumps are so 2020. 2021 is all about weekend pumps.
February 21, 2021, 05:17:32 AM
Red sunday incoming
Do you have any rational argument to back up what you say or is this just a hunch?
Hé doesn’t have ....
He couldn't have...
...because it won't happen.
Enjoy da pamp.
February 21, 2021, 05:08:50 AM
What's wrong with mainstream media ? Are they falsely reporting these opinion about bitcoin
February 21, 2021, 04:58:15 AM
Good Morning BTC Land. Saw this night a bigger dip. Bought my first long at the bottom and got it closed when btc hit 57k... I made corn out of it, without having fiat at all.
But it's stressful. Don't know if trading is something for me.
Read the option thingy... But 5 million to be approved... This is a long long way for me.
Lending is bad here in Germany. We loose our tax freedom after 1 year for every lend btc. Lend btc are tax free after 10 years than.
So it's a approach for the future, when lending is more secured.
Looked as I mentioned on nexo, they claim to be secured by 100 million (Switzerland) but I don't trust that for now.
But it's stressful. Don't know if trading is something for me.
Read the option thingy... But 5 million to be approved... This is a long long way for me.
Lending is bad here in Germany. We loose our tax freedom after 1 year for every lend btc. Lend btc are tax free after 10 years than.
So it's a approach for the future, when lending is more secured.
Looked as I mentioned on nexo, they claim to be secured by 100 million (Switzerland) but I don't trust that for now.
February 21, 2021, 04:57:59 AM
"Not your keys, not your Bitcoin."
My coins are not getting out of my deep-freezing cold storage unless there's a really good reason to.
My current salary is more than enough to cover my living expenses, and even some fun part of life. For me, Bitcoin covers two things (in order of importance):
1. Psychological peace of mind that I can do/buy whatever I need, when I need it.
2. Funding my hobbies and fun side of life, without having to look at the price tag before buying the stuff I want.
Bitcoin value has just surpassed the level that enables the above to start happening. Why risk ownership of my Bitcoin, just to earn some interest, and paying it dearly by not being able to sleep at night, worrying if/when celsius.network will go south and take my coins with it? Bitcoin's main benefit is taking out the middleman between the owner and his wealth. Why would I want to add a middleman? Risking messing up something near-100% certain does not make any sense to me. There's no "free lunch" in this life.
"Not your keys, not your Bitcoin."
Edit: Corrected typo.
My coins are not getting out of my deep-freezing cold storage unless there's a really good reason to.
My current salary is more than enough to cover my living expenses, and even some fun part of life. For me, Bitcoin covers two things (in order of importance):
1. Psychological peace of mind that I can do/buy whatever I need, when I need it.
2. Funding my hobbies and fun side of life, without having to look at the price tag before buying the stuff I want.
Bitcoin value has just surpassed the level that enables the above to start happening. Why risk ownership of my Bitcoin, just to earn some interest, and paying it dearly by not being able to sleep at night, worrying if/when celsius.network will go south and take my coins with it? Bitcoin's main benefit is taking out the middleman between the owner and his wealth. Why would I want to add a middleman? Risking messing up something near-100% certain does not make any sense to me. There's no "free lunch" in this life.
"Not your keys, not your Bitcoin."
Edit: Corrected typo.
If you have at least double the btc you need to attain your objective, why not earn 4.5% on your btc with half, or even 1/10th?
Do you hold a bit of fiat savings as well to cover you through the downcycles? If so, at least get 12.5% return on your fiat-pegged stablecoin.
Nothing is 100% safe in this world, even cold storage. Diversify.
February 21, 2021, 04:26:44 AM
I was given a few options on twitter for places where you can get loans of fiat for BTC collateral.
Closest I've seen is Hodl Hodl saying they would lend stablecoins and "Blockfi gives usd loans using btc as collateral".
Both things I will look into when going to buy property.
Closest I've seen is Hodl Hodl saying they would lend stablecoins and "Blockfi gives usd loans using btc as collateral".
Both things I will look into when going to buy property.
On nexo you get a loan for 11.9 interest. You can go down to 5.9 when you buy some shit coin. Nexo coin.
BTC are at 60% colleteral. But as I saw, the loan must be paid in 1 year. I am not sure about this. No fixed monthly rate necessary.
But 11.9 is heavy. For property maybe you get a normal bank loan for under 1 %.
February 21, 2021, 04:01:28 AM
Red sunday incoming
Do you have any rational argument to back up what you say or is this just a hunch?
Hé doesn’t have ....
February 21, 2021, 03:12:13 AM
"Not your keys, not your Bitcoin."
My coins are not getting out of my deep-freezing cold storage unless there's a really good reason to.
My current salary is more than enough to cover my living expenses, and even some fun part of life. For me, Bitcoin covers two things (in order of importance):
1. Psychological peace of mind that I can do/buy whatever I need, when I need it.
2. Funding my hobbies and fun side of life, without having to look at the price tag before buying the stuff I want.
Bitcoin value has just surpassed the level that enables the above to start happening. Why risk ownership of my Bitcoin, just to earn some interest, and paying it dearly by not being able to sleep at night, worrying if/when celcius.network will go south and take my coins with it? Bitcoin's main benefit is taking out the middleman between the owner and his wealth. Why would I want to add a middleman? Risking messing up something near-100% certain does not make any sense to me. There's no "free lunch" in this life.
"Not your keys, not your Bitcoin."
My coins are not getting out of my deep-freezing cold storage unless there's a really good reason to.
My current salary is more than enough to cover my living expenses, and even some fun part of life. For me, Bitcoin covers two things (in order of importance):
1. Psychological peace of mind that I can do/buy whatever I need, when I need it.
2. Funding my hobbies and fun side of life, without having to look at the price tag before buying the stuff I want.
Bitcoin value has just surpassed the level that enables the above to start happening. Why risk ownership of my Bitcoin, just to earn some interest, and paying it dearly by not being able to sleep at night, worrying if/when celcius.network will go south and take my coins with it? Bitcoin's main benefit is taking out the middleman between the owner and his wealth. Why would I want to add a middleman? Risking messing up something near-100% certain does not make any sense to me. There's no "free lunch" in this life.
"Not your keys, not your Bitcoin."
Wow, i could swear i was looking at a mirror right now! The psychological peace of mind resonates with me totally! I also fund my diecast hobby without having to worry about running out of money!
February 21, 2021, 02:45:07 AM
Red sunday incoming
Do you have any rational argument to back up what you say or is this just a hunch?
February 21, 2021, 02:44:50 AM
"Not your keys, not your Bitcoin."
My coins are not getting out of my deep-freezing cold storage unless there's a really good reason to.
My current salary is more than enough to cover my living expenses, and even some fun part of life. For me, Bitcoin covers two things (in order of importance):
1. Psychological peace of mind that I can do/buy whatever I need, when I need it.
2. Funding my hobbies and fun side of life, without having to look at the price tag before buying the stuff I want.
Bitcoin value has just surpassed the level that enables the above to start happening. Why risk ownership of my Bitcoin, just to earn some interest, and paying it dearly by not being able to sleep at night, worrying if/when celsius.network will go south and take my coins with it? Bitcoin's main benefit is taking out the middleman between the owner and his wealth. Why would I want to add a middleman? Risking messing up something near-100% certain does not make any sense to me. There's no "free lunch" in this life.
"Not your keys, not your Bitcoin."
Edit: Corrected typo.
My coins are not getting out of my deep-freezing cold storage unless there's a really good reason to.
My current salary is more than enough to cover my living expenses, and even some fun part of life. For me, Bitcoin covers two things (in order of importance):
1. Psychological peace of mind that I can do/buy whatever I need, when I need it.
2. Funding my hobbies and fun side of life, without having to look at the price tag before buying the stuff I want.
Bitcoin value has just surpassed the level that enables the above to start happening. Why risk ownership of my Bitcoin, just to earn some interest, and paying it dearly by not being able to sleep at night, worrying if/when celsius.network will go south and take my coins with it? Bitcoin's main benefit is taking out the middleman between the owner and his wealth. Why would I want to add a middleman? Risking messing up something near-100% certain does not make any sense to me. There's no "free lunch" in this life.
"Not your keys, not your Bitcoin."
Edit: Corrected typo.
February 21, 2021, 02:23:31 AM
Red sunday incoming
February 21, 2021, 12:35:01 AM
already over 2x page parity
It will reach 10x page parity before 2023 I bet.We are aiming for post parity.
February 21, 2021, 12:15:07 AM
Good morning Bitcoinland.
Here we go again... another ATH ($57554 Stamp), another $1.4k mini-correction and another bounce halfway back up... currently $56751USD/$71570CAD (Bitcoinaverage).
This is a routine I can learn to love. In the time it took to get the vendor's signature on the purchase-sale contract, my Bitcoins had risen in value more than the cost of our piece of paradise. Made it official yesterday.
Go Bitcoin go.
You can't drive around in money (including Bitcoin), nor can you stock it with fish and hang a hammock beside it, nor build a track and keep cattle on it.
Spending tiny fractions rocks.
Here we go again... another ATH ($57554 Stamp), another $1.4k mini-correction and another bounce halfway back up... currently $56751USD/$71570CAD (Bitcoinaverage).
This is a routine I can learn to love. In the time it took to get the vendor's signature on the purchase-sale contract, my Bitcoins had risen in value more than the cost of our piece of paradise. Made it official yesterday.
Go Bitcoin go.
The number of WOs selling is too damn high.
Cause land, cause gift and like going to banks, cause its just a tiny fraction...
Pffff... I'm considering (-a car-). And that would be my tiny fraction.
Cause land, cause gift and like going to banks, cause its just a tiny fraction...
Pffff... I'm considering (-a car-). And that would be my tiny fraction.
You can't drive around in money (including Bitcoin), nor can you stock it with fish and hang a hammock beside it, nor build a track and keep cattle on it.
Spending tiny fractions rocks.
Could not have happened to a nicer bloke. Congrats Jimbo.
February 20, 2021, 11:49:29 PM
February 20, 2021, 10:38:56 PM
Not sure i would call 55k the bottom. 
We shall, as they say, see....
Meantime ordering some internal and external upgrades to the homestead. Not jumping into another wealth bracket, just doing all those little things I always wanted to do and having someone ELSE do them. Stimulate the economy and all.
Hey way, in "trickle down" economics I am the um..... trickler......
February 20, 2021, 10:14:29 PM
"Deficits don't matter."
"A college education is the only way to make it in this world."
"401Ks are the key to building retirement wealth."
"Rates going to zero, or even negative, are not a problem."
"Stocks can only go up."
"We can keep printing money forever, we own the printing press."
"Universal Basic Income will solve all of our problems."
"Bitcoin is a tool for criminals and drug dealers, a fraud, a scam, baby-brains squared...and it's going to zero."
"A college education is the only way to make it in this world."
"401Ks are the key to building retirement wealth."
"Rates going to zero, or even negative, are not a problem."
"Stocks can only go up."
"We can keep printing money forever, we own the printing press."
"Universal Basic Income will solve all of our problems."
"Bitcoin is a tool for criminals and drug dealers, a fraud, a scam, baby-brains squared...and it's going to zero."
Don't forget the "trickle-down effect". That's why the wealth divide is getting better.... Oh wait!
Speaking of lies in general...Don't forget the biggest, grandiose lie of all, sold to mankind's credulous stupidity for past 2000 years...
The almighty magic invisible sky fairy... pick your flavor ... many available.
GO BITCOIN
February 20, 2021, 09:23:39 PM
Yup. There goes 57k.
I did pop by a bitcoin ATM and sold $1k at 55 yesterday. Mostly to see that the process worked and to feel some crispy fiat. Looks like I may have sold at the bottom again. :-)
I did pop by a bitcoin ATM and sold $1k at 55 yesterday. Mostly to see that the process worked and to feel some crispy fiat. Looks like I may have sold at the bottom again. :-)
Not sure i would call 55k the bottom.
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