Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 6044. (Read 26712905 times)

FTFY.... Its 2021 we should go with our time bro.... this is the era of #'s and @'s etc etc 

https://mashable.com/article/mars-perseverance-fake-video/

Meritdumped.

That is wrong. The best hedge for bitcoin exposure is gold.

Yes, makes no sense. What is there already makes sense for what the government(s) want to do with it. A few bits and pieces could be tidied up a bit but implementing something Bitcoin-like does nothing for them (and probably quite a lot against - losing a billion dollars on a pallet in Iraq is probably regarded as a feature).

Oof.  The fact i was already an adult when this was a thing...

Go away... back to your beloved SV coin.

Seriously.

Thanks man, I had heard of the term, and now I know what it means...

It *was* the cAPSLOCK.

But my 15m are evidently over...

I can see gold becoming a useful cheap metal for making 100-200 year long batteries for Tesla's electric cars.

ford is going electric for a reason.  they all know those asteroids are loaded with insane amounts of gold.

Gold makes super long lasting batteries if it were to be worth 100 x less or 17 a pound vs 1700 a pound  we would have multi generational batteries.

Sell your gold and buy btc

Ford is switching to all electric 2030 for a reason they know Elon will be mining those asteroids bigly.

We are heading into a new world of cheap long lasting power.

BTC is the tool that will allow it to happen.

hodl hodl hodl.

500k before 2030

No one can predict the future but I've seen many people wishing for it to crash right now to buy more. The potential has been shown at this point. The genie is out of the bottle. Can you prop it back in there for a while? I'm not so sure at this stage. If some whales (what it seems to me) are worried about FOMO right now and not interested in sell and buy back at lower price I think everyone is then waiting on each other for something that will just not happen on that scale as it did before. Maybe short term back to 40s or high 30s can happen but below that I just don't see it at all. Who knows.

Hold on to your HATS and be some strongcats.

It will reach 10x page parity before 2023 I bet.

Those pundits must live in La La Land and not understand the store of wealth OR trying to pull the wool over people's eyes. Central banks' currencies are already mostly digital. The only person / thing I pay for with paper cash these days is my window cleaners, that is it. I have not used cash or coins for a year except that, that includes parking meters. Covid has made sure of that and it will not really reverse at all I think.

What are they going to do? "Well folks, this is the Bollar. There are currently 1 trillion in circulation so be quick, the value will only increase, we promise. But when we think we should we can add another 1 billion on maximum a monthly basis to increase circulation or increase that rate too when we want to maybe, we will see, it really depends who is the chief of the bank at the moment. Enjoy your Bollars folks, please!"

"I will now demonstrate how easy it is to use the Bollar by sending 10.000 Bollars to Papa Johns to buy two pepperoni pizzas. That's it, my payment went through instantly so I will get my pizzas in 25 minutes." *Bring Bring -answers phone* "Hey Papa Johns, that's right I sent you 10.000 Bollars for two pizzas, are they on their way? What did you say, they are not on their way because you are more interested in accumulating BTC than the Pizza business now? What? But Why?! Why? Why? Don't you want Bollars?"

New ATH nearby, once more...

already over 2x page parity 

This is not yet another cycle, this is the End of Cycles

The one where after BTC flippens gold it doesn't flip back

The one where web3 supercedes web2

Where culture is collected and accrued digitally instead of physically

Where life is lived mindfully rather than mindlessly

https://twitter.com/zhusu/status/1363035740507017216

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At first it sounded bearish to me, until I unerstood what is meant. Since its creation Bitcoin went through several severe bear periods between the halvings. But what if the mass adoption has increased so much  that no such bear periods of 80%+ crashes from tha last ATH are possible? We see the first sign for that - unlike any other period of 12 months, there was only one 30% correction and two 20% corrections. What if this is a sign that such long periods of lack of interest from the big investors  are no longer possible? The implications on any sell strategy involving considerations of the previous cycles will be hugely negative. I mean if someone is selling with the hope of buying 80% cheaper, this may turn to be a total disaster with some 30-40% dips occurring here and there. Not only that, but this will make any unnecessary major sell from our stash to be a big mistake. This tweet predicts more than a supercycle, rather an infitite bull market. Well, this may look unrealistic now, but certainly the probability for that is not 0 as some may think based on previous experience. And sometimes the past experience may be misleading.

"national digital currencies", all the overhead of blockchain but the limitations of central banking, too. Where to I sign up? /s

I don't even understand what is new about "national digital currencies". Since banks have computers, so something like 60 years ago, isn't all money mostly digital ? I know my fiat is just 0s and 1s in several banks' IT systems.

There is talk of adding some blockchain/crypto features to these, and that might be a good thing, for example you could prove your holdings and the bank couldn't screw with that, but the main thing with crypto is being one's own bank, so centralized currencies are no competitors to that. And the main thing with BTC is scarcity, so fiat currencies printed willy nilly, digital or otherwise, can't compete with that either.

No rest for corn, observing more than 46000€. I see it was 47000€ a bit earlier.