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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 6256. (Read 26709421 times)

legendary
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Hillarious!
So it's that distrust into bitcoin at core. A beginner's mistake. I feel bad for them, really...

Fresh meme material for 2 years later...

Yes, but they may have also sold just to lock in some profits, not because of a false believe in a double spend. Don’t assume to quickly.

They MAY, right - but wouldn't they be ashamed of such a display of cluelessness, even if faked?
legendary
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Hillarious!
So it's that distrust into bitcoin at core. A beginner's mistake. I feel bad for them, really...

Fresh meme material for 2 years later...

Yes, but they may have also sold just to lock in some profits, not because of a false believe in a double spend. Don’t assume to quickly.
legendary
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legendary
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nutildah-III / NFT2021-04-01

"booked approximately a $200,000 profit"

Goddamn that's pathetic, for the amount of coin they sold.

They never deserved to HODL in the first place.

What's $ ?

Hope they stay out.
full member
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"booked approximately a $200,000 profit"

Goddamn that's pathetic, for the amount of coin they sold.

They never deserved to HODL in the first place.

Need to save this for when the profit they booked would be equal to 1 BTC and gently remind them of it.
legendary
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Neighborhood Shenanigans Dispenser

"booked approximately a $200,000 profit"

Goddamn that's pathetic, for the amount of coin they sold.

They never deserved to HODL in the first place.
legendary
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Man who stares at charts (and stars, too...)
legendary
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Addicted to HoDLing!

Hillarious!
So it's that distrust into bitcoin at core. A beginner's mistake. I feel bad for them, really...

Fresh meme material for 2 years later...
legendary
Activity: 1708
Merit: 3439
Man who stares at charts (and stars, too...)

Hillarious!
So it's that distrust into bitcoin at core. A beginner's mistake. I feel bad for them, really...

EDIT:
And the worst is: They will always justify their mistake somehow, no matter how stupid they look to themselves in the mirror.
Thinking of mindrust right now...
legendary
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Double spend, right. The protocol is flawed! The cryptography is no good, that's why. All our coinz are doomed...

I thought an AR company would have the know how to tell their elbows from their asses. Obviously, I was wrong.  Roll Eyes
legendary
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I've watched a few videos on youtube where Michael Saylor was a guest, each one about an hour long. He makes a lot of sense and explains in plain english what it means to him.

Considering he started learning it all just last year, in 2020, he's not bad at all. Dude is MIT graduate I think. Rocket Scientist or something.

it is encouraging to see how fast an open, smart mind can go down the bitcoin rabbit hole.
now compare that to those who should professionally be open minded in such a way that they could at least comprehend bitcoin and write about it to their readers: the journalists.

them failing miserably for almost a decade.  Tongue

Correction, he knew about bitcoin in 2013, but turned around in 2020 and is now our favorite CEO whale.

Yup. Here's a tweet he posted in Dec 19, 2013:



https://twitter.com/michael_saylor/status/413478389329428480

It's good that he finally saw sense, albeit 7 years later. Just imagine the profits he could have made, if he was smart enough to buy in 2013 (or 2014, or 2015, or...).

I remember that day week like it was yesterday.

If he had "bought the dip" then: ~$385/btc.  Instead he paid around 30X higher.

Funny how ones tune can change if you have some skin in the game hey?
it makes me wonder if he had done any research in 2013 before posting that tweet?
If he had done, surely he would have come to the same conclusion that he does today?
On the other hand, if he didnt do any research then why post about it if he didnt have all the facts?
Don't get me wrong, I think he is doing us all a great favour with his bitcoin evangelism.
Just curious as to what he was thinking in 2013?
One thing are logical conclusions about rational strategies, another are markets, whose rationality isn't tied to anyone's solvency, as the saying goes. Maybe what he needed was to see a couple of actual post halving pumps?
legendary
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Meh.
Weak hands...smh   Roll Eyes

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130BTC? What is this, an investment portfolio for ants!?
hero member
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Decentralize everything
hero member
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I've watched a few videos on youtube where Michael Saylor was a guest, each one about an hour long. He makes a lot of sense and explains in plain english what it means to him.

Considering he started learning it all just last year, in 2020, he's not bad at all. Dude is MIT graduate I think. Rocket Scientist or something.

it is encouraging to see how fast an open, smart mind can go down the bitcoin rabbit hole.
now compare that to those who should professionally be open minded in such a way that they could at least comprehend bitcoin and write about it to their readers: the journalists.

them failing miserably for almost a decade.  Tongue

Correction, he knew about bitcoin in 2013, but turned around in 2020 and is now our favorite CEO whale.

Yup. Here's a tweet he posted in Dec 19, 2013:



https://twitter.com/michael_saylor/status/413478389329428480

It's good that he finally saw sense, albeit 7 years later. Just imagine the profits he could have made, if he was smart enough to buy in 2013 (or 2014, or 2015, or...).

I remember that day week like it was yesterday.

If he had "bought the dip" then: ~$385/btc.  Instead he paid around 30X higher.

Funny how ones tune can change if you have some skin in the game hey?
it makes me wonder if he had done any research in 2013 before posting that tweet?
If he had done, surely he would have come to the same conclusion that he does today?
On the other hand, if he didnt do any research then why post about it if he didnt have all the facts?
Don't get me wrong, I think he is doing us all a great favour with his bitcoin evangelism.
Just curious as to what he was thinking in 2013?
legendary
Activity: 3794
Merit: 5474
I've watched a few videos on youtube where Michael Saylor was a guest, each one about an hour long. He makes a lot of sense and explains in plain english what it means to him.

Considering he started learning it all just last year, in 2020, he's not bad at all. Dude is MIT graduate I think. Rocket Scientist or something.

it is encouraging to see how fast an open, smart mind can go down the bitcoin rabbit hole.
now compare that to those who should professionally be open minded in such a way that they could at least comprehend bitcoin and write about it to their readers: the journalists.

them failing miserably for almost a decade.  Tongue

Correction, he knew about bitcoin in 2013, but turned around in 2020 and is now our favorite CEO whale.

Yup. Here's a tweet he posted in Dec 19, 2013:



https://twitter.com/michael_saylor/status/413478389329428480

It's good that he finally saw sense, albeit 7 years later. Just imagine the profits he could have made, if he was smart enough to buy in 2013 (or 2014, or 2015, or...).

I remember that day week like it was yesterday.

If he had "bought the dip" then: ~$385/btc.  Instead he paid around 30X higher.

In 7 years from now, if we 30X again we'll be > $1M/btc.
legendary
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The Concierge of Crypto
It's good that he finally saw sense, albeit 7 years later. Just imagine the profits he could have made, if he was smart enough to buy in 2013 (or 2014, or 2015, or...).

He claims to have completely forgotten about that tweet until it was pointed out to him. He re-discovered bitcoin.


And now that he understands it, his long term view is the same as that of many others who think it is impossible. In a decade or two, eat up gold's marketcap, then in a century or less eat up derivatives to the tune of between $100T to $300T.

Along the way we will have 30% to 80% crashes and corrections, but it's going to $10m ~ $14m per whole corn before the end of pure block rewards without transaction fees (in other words, before the last bitcoin in 2140.) I won't be around then, so I wouldn't really care if I'm wrong about it. This post isn't going to age well I think. Smiley

And he's going to educate other companies this Feb 2021 on how to get in, how to buy bitcoin to add to their balance sheets. Bullish.
legendary
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Addicted to HoDLing!
I've watched a few videos on youtube where Michael Saylor was a guest, each one about an hour long. He makes a lot of sense and explains in plain english what it means to him.

Considering he started learning it all just last year, in 2020, he's not bad at all. Dude is MIT graduate I think. Rocket Scientist or something.

it is encouraging to see how fast an open, smart mind can go down the bitcoin rabbit hole.
now compare that to those who should professionally be open minded in such a way that they could at least comprehend bitcoin and write about it to their readers: the journalists.

them failing miserably for almost a decade.  Tongue

Correction, he knew about bitcoin in 2013, but turned around in 2020 and is now our favorite CEO whale.

Yup. Here's a tweet he posted in Dec 19, 2013:



https://twitter.com/michael_saylor/status/413478389329428480

It's good that he finally saw sense, albeit 7 years later. Just imagine the profits he could have made, if he was smart enough to buy in 2013 (or 2014, or 2015, or...).
full member
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taking into account that 500 years is a long time, them slowly dying will take a while. easy another 50 years.

One day, our grand children's grand children will be talking about this thread. Bitcoin celebrates it's 500th birthday.
Its very long time and many changes can happen during this time but may be someone found this forum and then this thread for celebrations and found us in very early stage of this bitcoin many crazy things happened here.
legendary
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The Concierge of Crypto
I've watched a few videos on youtube where Michael Saylor was a guest, each one about an hour long. He makes a lot of sense and explains in plain english what it means to him.

Considering he started learning it all just last year, in 2020, he's not bad at all. Dude is MIT graduate I think. Rocket Scientist or something.

it is encouraging to see how fast an open, smart mind can go down the bitcoin rabbit hole.
now compare that to those who should professionally be open minded in such a way that they could at least comprehend bitcoin and write about it to their readers: the journalists.

them failing miserably for almost a decade.  Tongue

Correction, he knew about bitcoin in 2013, but turned around in 2020 and is now our favorite CEO whale.
legendary
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Privacy Servers. Since 2009.
I decieded today, that I want to have an Urus. So ... Go Bitcoin Go... 500k needed ... badly ... When not, I am very sad with you.


Since we were assured that comrade Biden is about to install communism worldwide, I figured a Dnepr would be a good choice:



The 'Red October' model seems fitting well for these times, though I am not sure I woke some sleeping dogs when I inquired the model with an automatic gun turret instead of the passenger seat. I am not sure if the salesman really bought my reply when he asked what I need a gun turret for and I said "peaceful protests".

gentlemand really needs to come back, I am not even remotely good enough to fill the void  Grin

Thats not a Dnepr (Ukrainian) it is a Ural (Russian)

You are absolutely right, sorry. I fixed it.
I got lost when I saw the 'Red October' from a Dnepr reseller and followed the link without noticing it is an Ural in fact.
Nonetheless, riding either of them allows you to address other people as your comrades  Wink

Cool, now I know what ride I should choose for the event we're not allowed to discuss here...  Grin
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