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Quote from: BobLawblaw on December 31, 2020, 12:50:52 PM

The Guinness flows through my veins like dark, liquid velvet.

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Have a wonderful, healthy, and prosperous New Year, you absolutely marvelous gentlemen.

Except for that JJG guy. He can just fuck right off.

Lol - enjoy the black stuff!
Happy new year all

HI-TEC99

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Quote from: cAPSLOCK on December 31, 2020, 11:31:56 AM

Quote from: eddie13 on December 31, 2020, 11:20:36 AM

Out of all the BTC I have ever “bought” with $, 30% of it (in $) has been this year @ $16k..
I bought $50 worth on cashapp just for fun.. Heh..
I also bought $100 worth in 2017 to help someone out..

This year I also bought a couple miners to flip with $ and paid shipping in $ but sold them for BTC, so that’s kinda like buying a little BTC too I suppose in a round about way.. Made $60 profit..
I’ve done that a couple times but insignificant amounts..

Thinking about buying BTC now blows my mind..
I know it’s probably a good investment but with the prices now I have probably burnt thousands of $ worth of BTC when 100k sats meant nothing..
I’ve probably spent $20k at today’s prices just in exchange and TX fees..

That fact that the perception of the price "being too high to be worth buying" which is hard to resist even for us here, means that it will only still be very smart money buying at these levels.

Hard to believe but it is STILL early.

At $10k it looked too high to buy. There was no dip and it's 3x higher now. Another 10x increase from here doesn't sound so unbelievable.

BobLawblaw

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The Guinness flows through my veins like dark, liquid velvet.

feelsgoodman.gif

Have a wonderful, healthy, and prosperous New Year, you absolutely marvelous gentlemen.

Except for that JJG guy. He can just fuck right off.

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Quote from: Cryptotourist on December 31, 2020, 03:52:46 AM

Quote from: OutOfMemory on December 31, 2020, 03:35:22 AM

plenty of options.

An EMP would be the choice, but I like it messy. Cool

I always recall the slingshot I had as a kid, whenever I see a drone flying low on a beach.
Perhaps the coming summer I'll even buy one and carry it with me. Throwing stones manually at them does not work very well.

I didn't mention EMP, because i didn't know if it's even possible without nucular materials.
Once i read about DIY building an EMP from a microwave, but i thought that was a hoax. Also, afaik EMP spread spherical, so you would take out your own electric circuits as well. Certainly have to dig into that topic a little deeper.

I'm fed up shoveling show, it's the fourth day in a row now Roll Eyes

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eXPHorizon

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They made me this way..

Happy New Year everyone, i wish you Health, Joy and Wealth in 2021. Let nothing stop you !

For 2021 i wish that i would be Debt Free and that I would get my Stolen Bitcoins back

JohnBitCo

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HAPPY NEW YEAR

FullNode

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Don't Trust, Verify

Happy New Year to everyone!

cmacwuz

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Interesting year behind us, cannot wait for BTC to take its throne during the third decade of the third millenium AD. Maybe one day call 2009 year 0 AB

Either way happy nye everyone. Even if this ship goes down (it won't, it bounces to damn high off of the sea floor), it was a blast !

BobLawblaw

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Quote from: BobLawblaw on December 30, 2020, 08:15:15 PM

See the price dropping. Moved some FedBux into Gemini and placed a dip order for $250 @ $28,000.
Let's see what happens.

Huh. Order got filled. Feeling sassy and placing another degenerate dip order for $250 @ $28,250 and see if I get filled again.

I like getting filled with dip.

Quote from: Arriemoller on December 31, 2020, 10:36:27 AM

a wild bore

eddie13

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Oh I’m not saying that it isn’t worth buying..
It just looks like $100 is just dust, lol..

Actually I’m kicking around the idea of buying Bitcoin with all of my income like immediately when I get it and then just selling whatever BTC I need to cover my usual spending..

Put all of my checks into BTC, use a CC all month, and then just sell whatever I need to may my CC balance at the end of the month..

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Note the unconventional cAPITALIZATION!

Quote from: eddie13 on December 31, 2020, 11:20:36 AM

Out of all the BTC I have ever “bought” with $, 30% of it (in $) has been this year @ $16k..
I bought $50 worth on cashapp just for fun.. Heh..
I also bought $100 worth in 2017 to help someone out..

This year I also bought a couple miners to flip with $ and paid shipping in $ but sold them for BTC, so that’s kinda like buying a little BTC too I suppose in a round about way.. Made $60 profit..
I’ve done that a couple times but insignificant amounts..

Thinking about buying BTC now blows my mind..
I know it’s probably a good investment but with the prices now I have probably burnt thousands of $ worth of BTC when 100k sats meant nothing..
I’ve probably spent $20k at today’s prices just in exchange and TX fees..

That fact that the perception of the price "being too high to be worth buying" which is hard to resist even for us here, means that it will only still be very smart money buying at these levels.

Hard to believe but it is STILL early.

eddie13

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BTC or BUST

Out of all the BTC I have ever “bought” with $, 30% of it (in $) has been this year @ $16k..
I bought $50 worth on cashapp just for fun.. Heh..
I also bought $100 worth in 2017 to help someone out..

This year I also bought a couple miners to flip with $ and paid shipping in $ but sold them for BTC, so that’s kinda like buying a little BTC too I suppose in a round about way.. Made $60 profit..
I’ve done that a couple times but insignificant amounts..

Thinking about buying BTC now blows my mind..
I know it’s probably a good investment but with the prices now I have probably burnt thousands of $ worth of BTC when 100k sats meant nothing..
I’ve probably spent $20k at today’s prices just in exchange and TX fees..

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Quote from: samson on December 31, 2020, 08:32:01 AM

Those who were inclined to sell instead of hold will likely have sold to Fortress Investments or one of the other large companies who've been buying up claims at a massive discount over the last couple of years.

Andy Pag who was the organiser of Mt.Gox Legal sold has claim to one of those vulture companies. He had a claim for around 105 BTC, for which he received a mere $63,000.

Had he held, his claim today would be worth at least 15.75 BTC+BCH (~$454,000) plus a cash component worth around $46,000.

Side note, it's stated in one of the docs that the trustee will dump all other forks for cash. Wouldn't want to be jbreher right now!

Quote from: Krubster on December 31, 2020, 07:40:19 AM

Two weeks late, but I don't think this has been posted yet (sorry in advance if it has)

It was.

Easy to miss in this monolithic thread however.

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Quote from: Dabs on December 31, 2020, 10:42:01 AM

I thought I saw what looked like a similar robot being used by US Airforce on their base. One purpose was a roving patrol. So it's like, literally, a watchdog. It goes around for a few hours, then goes home to it's doghouse to recharge. A few robot dogs do this rotation all day and the base has all day and all night robot dogs doing sentry duty.

If anything topples them over, that raises an alarm and the other soldiers come in to investigate.

One generation's sci-fi is the next generation's reality.

What year was The Terminator?

600watt

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this $1000 dip only lasted 3 hrs. it took btc 4 years to reach $1000 first time and another 3 years to reach it again.

the bull is strong.

happy new year WO brothers/sisters. this forum played an important role in my life in order to find out what bitcoin is, what it means and why hodling is king. i dont think that there is a forum on this planet where members were rewarded bigger for participating. thank you theymos and thank you to all moderators. and big thank you to all members and special thank you to WO gang. you rock.

cheers you fuckers Kiss

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I thought I saw what looked like a similar robot being used by US Airforce on their base. One purpose was a roving patrol. So it's like, literally, a watchdog. It goes around for a few hours, then goes home to it's doghouse to recharge. A few robot dogs do this rotation all day and the base has all day and all night robot dogs doing sentry duty.

If anything topples them over, that raises an alarm and the other soldiers come in to investigate.

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So what are you doing for New Years Eve? Cool

Source: https://twitter.com/binance/status/1344667159620800519

Happy New Year everyone! Cheesy

Arriemoller

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Cлaвa Укpaїнi!

Quote from: Dabs on December 31, 2020, 10:03:44 AM

Quote from: OutOfMemory on December 31, 2020, 03:35:22 AM

Quote from: Cryptotourist on December 31, 2020, 03:33:07 AM

Looking at the Boston Dynamics recent video, I can't help thinking how shotgun resistant these things are or will be.
I'd love to find out, and probably will, but for now drones will have to do. Roll Eyes

green lasers
electromagnetic fields
the good old pitfall

...

plenty of options.

There are also slugs. I mean, typical 12 gauge barrel is 0.727 inch diameter. That's gotta put a dent in any of those machines unless they are armor plated.

My thoughts exactly, a shotgun slug that can take down a wild bore will most likely take down a robot as well.

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Quote from: UnDerDoG81 on December 31, 2020, 09:57:28 AM

Is this any reason to concern? https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/us-treasury-wants-complete-cryptocurrency-control/amp/

And or this
https://home.treasury.gov/system/files/136/PWG-Stablecoin-Statement-12-23-2020-CLEAN.pdf

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