Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 6717. (Read 26716772 times)

Never fucking 30-40% dips again

https://twitter.com/kerooke/status/1332814031179165697?s=21




 

I used Wirex too and it was awful. Their card had lots of downtime. Finally they blocked my account without mentioning the reason.     

Hey JJG, in times like these you need to think about social distancing. This is how a proper bitch slap should look like

I think we can close the weekly candle in green. Let's do so!

Bitcoin should follow this chart.

No, but thank you for the tip. Good to know when/if my current btc debit card fails to work.

I've used a numerous of bitcoin debit cards over the years. The first one was the ANX card back in 2014. I also used the Xapo card back then, but they both failed to work after WaveCrest suspended their services. After that, I've used card such as Revolut and TransferWise, but I stopped using them after they blocked SEPA transfers to/from Kraken. Right now I'm using Wirex.

Isn't this a mindset that should, by now, be applied to any CEX? Better safe than sorry.

Open gemini ActiveTrader account initial taker fees are 0.35%
https://www.gemini.com/fees/activetrader-fee-schedule#section-active-trader-fee-schedule

of course bisq is also an option https://bisq.network/

If math could confirm,
all time high in November,
there is still a chance.

#haiku

Anybody ordered (& received) Binance's VISA card? Could be a great replacement for a Coinbase debit card?

Meanwhile: we're over $18k again!

I remember I checked it and Gemini had huge fees... so what else can you suggest if not Coinbase? Kraken? Binance? Ol good Bitstamp? Cashout time is getting closer HODLers need to be ready...  perhaps OTC is the way to go? 

At this point, I consider Coinbase to be primarily a surveillance company that also offers a few exchange services as a sideline, rather than vice versa.

—Someone else, please write a wall of wordy-man text explaining in gruesome detail all of the bad things about Coinbase...  I will just say here for now, let us also not forget, Coinbase were anti-Bitcoin 2Xers.  And I think that they have not changed a bit.

^^^ segwit.party 404 image replaced with my saved copy.  I am reluctant to edit the post from 2017.

I mean this:  “WE WILL NEVER FORGET”.  If you run a centralized service and try to leverage your huge market share against Bitcoin, then you are untrustworthy, and I will always assume unless otherwise proved that you are still trying to subvert Bitcoin.

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I am now about twenty hundred trillion pages behind WO.  My apologies if I missed something that you wanted me to see, or if you replied to one of my posts here.

You're the one that made the comment, and I responded... smartie-pants.  

Paxos was painless and easy, just an ID IIRC.

EDIT: just checked and it was a shot of me holding my id with a utility bill and date and time and I was verified in a few minutes.

If you read my description and you look at the other numbers, you can see that my list of prices attempts to make a BTC trajectory that is based on a kind of fair value calculation - so the $43,039 could end up being way off or merely a kind of pass through point.  

For example, if you notice the projected price for 2013 is $138.24, and sure 2013 did pass through that price point, but it went way beyond $138.24.  Similar BTC price performance dynamic was true for 2017. My chart shows $4,137 for 2017..... So what I am trying to suggest is that I was largely attempting to make a trajectory that may play out in ballpark ways in the long run, but I believe such trajectory is a bit more realistic than having some kind of straight line averaging of BTC prices of 2x each year.

There are quite a few convincing estimates that BTC is going to experience a kind of exponential period that goes into 2021 and some folks even consider that it could drag into 2022 as well, and I would not consider my chart to be inconsistent with the various BTC price trajectories that anticipate BTC prices anywhere between $100k and $300k at some point towards the top of this BTC price run that might play out in the next 9 to 18 months - ish.


You seem to be the one who is not hearing.. or maybe you are lacking reading comprehension.

I don't make any attempts at hard sales to anyone.. that's the point.... so you seem to have little to no clue in regards to attempting to gauge how much I might be saying.. when largely you are actually saying the opposite of what I have actually represented in my description.



What good is it going to do for you to save it for Thursday when you are factually off base, and your supposed zinger has no zing... How could you have a zing in a supposed zinger that does not even attempt to deal with, or even to grasp what had been described to be the situation by me earlier.



I am glad that you believe that others can relate, and surely I am thinking something similar - even if you might be having some difficulties with the way that I had described it (which may have some differing details than others might describe) or some particulars of the description.

  But... If you talk as much as you type, they maybe just didn't hear you.  I know.  I should save it for Thursday.  Just sayin'.

   Anyway, I think most everyone here can relate.  Not just to your garrulous verbosity, but this particular point 

Each of us can only do so much hand-holding, and the mere fact that you let them know about bitcoin should be appreciated.  If you also let them know that you bought and are buying and recommend that they figure out a plan that they can buy within their means, then you have done about as much as you can do.  Each person has to figure out when and how much to get into BTC, including precoiners that can either choose to get involved in BTC now, or later .. or maybe die without ever having had bought any bitcoin.

There has been more than one time that I informed no coiner peeps that they were witnessing the budding stages of what is likely to be one of the greatest transfers of wealth in history.. and they can choose to be part of it, or they can sit on the sidelines.

Nobody seems to know what the fuck I am talking about and they get their little digs in here and there, but ultimately it seems to me that they continue to be nocoiners.. or at least I had not heard of any of them buying.

Yeah fuck coinbase seems a reasonable stance.  I expect to get an earful regarding KYC etc regardless of exchange, though.

https://www.coindesk.com/coinbase-analytics-blockchain-analysis-crypto-government

It's one thing to play by the rules and report to IRS which is required, but it's a different ball game to actively sell tracking software to governments, why are you funding this again?

Use gemini at least the Winterfloss twins are pro bitcoin