All time high BTC 200week moving average $6800! Time for the red and orange dots to divert from 200WMA again🚀
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 6984. (Read 26711388 times)
October 04, 2020, 07:57:58 AM
@100trillionUSD
All time high BTC 200week moving average $6800! Time for the red and orange dots to divert from 200WMA again🚀
All time high BTC 200week moving average $6800! Time for the red and orange dots to divert from 200WMA again🚀
October 04, 2020, 07:51:30 AM
...lots of words about commies, Hitler and stuff....
.....
.....I have never delivered a lecture on geophysics to Flat Earthers. .....
.....
.....I have never delivered a lecture on geophysics to Flat Earthers. .....
Oh please do Professor Wordius, that would be comedy gold. Try to keep it under 2 hours though.
Start a thread even! Maybe batty will chime in...I miss that dude.....
October 04, 2020, 07:46:27 AM
I triple dare you!
English. Do you guys speak it?
You motherfuckers!
English. Do you guys speak it?
You motherfuckers!
And I will strike down
Upon thee great vengeance and
FURIOUS ANGER
And you will know my
Name is the lord when I lay
VENGEANCE UPON THEE!
- Book of Scientology, Chapter II: "Ron's Crazy Dream", page VI, paragraph III
October 04, 2020, 07:39:58 AM
trump has covid now
so what the f*ck what shall we do
oh look theres the bong
#haiku
so what the f*ck what shall we do
oh look theres the bong
#haiku
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMK4cfXj5c0
October 04, 2020, 07:30:09 AM
trump has covid now
so what the f*ckwhat shall we do
oh look theres the bong
#haiku
#mathishard
so what the f*ck
oh look theres the bong
#haiku
#mathishard
October 04, 2020, 06:59:31 AM
nully and nutty
sitting in a tree. k.i.
s.s.i.n.g
sitting in a tree. k.i.
s.s.i.n.g
How dare you.
<--- famous communistChange is coming, yo
Whether you like it or not.
How double-dare you.
I triple dare you!
English. Do you guys speak it?
You motherfuckers!
#haiku
#thisisjustajokenotmeanttooffendanyoneyoumotherfuckers
October 04, 2020, 06:44:34 AM
Q: When someone ask what's your future plans?
ME: I don't know actually. It really depends on the cryptocurrency market.
ME: I don't know actually. It really depends on the cryptocurrency market.
October 04, 2020, 03:56:32 AM
I don't necessarily agree even though it looks like my post allowed you to get a merit boost (and I am overall surprised by those who merited you the most). 
I will keep my position and see how all this will unfold. I am more conscious than ever that only dexes, layer2, coinjoins, LN and such could allow us a bitcoin true experience.
If what you wrote will prevail, I will probably start to abandon the ship. I don't applaud the CFTC
But we are friends anyway
I hear you man, I'm concerned too, that we'll end up filthy rich, but unable to enjoy our riches... No joke.
I will keep my position and see how all this will unfold. I am more conscious than ever that only dexes, layer2, coinjoins, LN and such could allow us a bitcoin true experience. If what you wrote will prevail, I will probably start to abandon the ship. I don't applaud the CFTC
But we are friends anyway
I hear you man, I'm concerned too, that we'll end up filthy rich, but unable to enjoy our riches... No joke.
Karartma1, I don't think you need to abandon ship. Let's wait and see how this plays out. It's all good to have total freedom to do whatever we want, but do you remember how Elwar's seastead ended up? We've got to tread carefully, or my statement "we'll end up filthy rich, but unable to enjoy our riches" may come true.
October 04, 2020, 03:38:04 AM
Lady Chatterley
certainly expanded my ...
vocabulary.
certainly expanded my ...
vocabulary.
October 04, 2020, 03:22:06 AM
But reading a book
Can expand the mind greatly
It's worth the effort
Can expand the mind greatly
It's worth the effort
October 04, 2020, 03:06:20 AM
Just reading a book,
will surely not enlighten,
as critical thought.
#haiku
will surely not enlighten,
as critical thought.
#haiku
October 04, 2020, 02:57:32 AM
nully and nutty
sitting in a tree. k.i.
s.s.i.n.g
sitting in a tree. k.i.
s.s.i.n.g
October 04, 2020, 02:37:03 AM
Resting tonight...finished a couple of books recently.
"The dark forest"- by Cixin Liu (following the 'The Three-Body problem")
Great sci-fi, many twists and turns that leave you in suspension until almost the very end.
"The price of tomorrow" by Jeff Booth. The main thesis is that technology is inherently deflationary and it cannot be stopped. The society needs to re-organized because the inflation will not be here any time soon. Lots of references to bitcoin.
"The infinite machine" by Camilla Russo.
Maybe you don't care about cough-ethereum-cough, but i like to know about the competitors.
In fact-here is a question:
Do you think that recent practical abandonment of eth 2.0 in lieu of level 2 solutions (mostly zk-rollups), etc means that eth had bitten more than it can chew and it is choking on this (Defi, etc) as we speak? Their main head honcho, VB, recently opined that there would not be eth 2.0 in all practical senses (just 1.5+rollups).
Mainly: are they practically went into such code complexity that they would not be able to solve it and, hence, prone to an outright collapse?
If so, btc and newer chains might benefit.
"The dark forest"- by Cixin Liu (following the 'The Three-Body problem")
Great sci-fi, many twists and turns that leave you in suspension until almost the very end.
"The price of tomorrow" by Jeff Booth. The main thesis is that technology is inherently deflationary and it cannot be stopped. The society needs to re-organized because the inflation will not be here any time soon. Lots of references to bitcoin.
"The infinite machine" by Camilla Russo.
Maybe you don't care about cough-ethereum-cough, but i like to know about the competitors.
In fact-here is a question:
Do you think that recent practical abandonment of eth 2.0 in lieu of level 2 solutions (mostly zk-rollups), etc means that eth had bitten more than it can chew and it is choking on this (Defi, etc) as we speak? Their main head honcho, VB, recently opined that there would not be eth 2.0 in all practical senses (just 1.5+rollups).
Mainly: are they practically went into such code complexity that they would not be able to solve it and, hence, prone to an outright collapse?
If so, btc and newer chains might benefit.
merited for suggesting reading books. (I just pretend I didn't see the eth stuff)
imagine you really take it serious and decide to read one book per week, no matter what comes. (I know that there are folks who would think now "only one book a week?", but I am talking about the regular hard working bitcoiner with lots of time devoted to several social media shit trying to keep up with bitcoin development all around)
that makes 50 books a year. 500 in 10 years, 1500 in 30 years.
1500 is a semi sized bookshelf in a bookshop. 1500 is nothing. an entire life devoted to books and all you get is one measly shelf.
be very picky about what you read, don't waste time with mediocre books.
I would be interested to hear suggestions of good reads of you guys.
books I am reading right now:
"A history of the World in 100 Objects" by Neil mc Gregor
"Dead Men's Trousers" by Irvine Welch (3rd part of Trainspotting!)
"The meaning of War" by Ian Mortimer
October 04, 2020, 02:32:45 AM
This is a guide for this, complete with a 3D printable model to properly stamp the words.
https://estudiobitcoin.com/fabrica-tu-billetera-fria-con-arandelas/
October 04, 2020, 02:18:15 AM
Muahaha... just take a look at that guy with a flag! Priceless!
October 03, 2020, 10:39:55 PM
October 03, 2020, 10:38:22 PM
Maybe we shouldn't oughta know exactly how your mind works, Nullius.
October 03, 2020, 10:00:45 PM
Capisce? ← Protip: Try to spell your words of condescension correctly.
I'll just leave this here:
My first intended WO post, never published, was actually begun as a reply to the aforesaid entomonymous cretin
#condescension backfire
What’s wrong? You are literate in ancient Greek, and you have a scholarly critique of my admittedly amateurish grammar? Or do you complain that the word I constructed from Greek roots was inadvertently omitted from your dictionary?
Methinks the backfire is on you: You are not as smart as you believe you are. Oh, how I desiderate the bygone days when reading was a privilege.
—Am I mortal? Do I myself sometimes make bizarre typographical errors (usually induced whilst editing) which are not caught by my obsessive exercise of the preview button to read proof? Alas! It most saddens me when such a fate befalls one of my precious little belles-lettres. Nobody has yet dared to flame me over such a triviality; but if or when that happens, my response may be expected to be along these lines:
“Quel dommage! I have erred! 😢 The form of my art is marred by some trivial flaw which dishonours its unavoidable substance! I will now slap myself in the face with a large trout, and then drink myself into a stupor. Meanwhile, complaints from my critics shall be filed according to the virtù of their own substances, as measured against mine. 🗑️”
“Quel dommage! I have erred! 😢 The form of my art is marred by some trivial flaw which dishonours its unavoidable substance! I will now slap myself in the face with a large trout, and then drink myself into a stupor. Meanwhile, complaints from my critics shall be filed according to the virtù of their own substances, as measured against mine. 🗑️”
October 03, 2020, 09:16:00 PM
Resting tonight...finished a couple of books recently.
"The dark forest"- by Cixin Liu (following the 'The Three-Body problem")
Great sci-fi, many twists and turns that leave you in suspension until almost the very end.
"The price of tomorrow" by Jeff Booth. The main thesis is that technology is inherently deflationary and it cannot be stopped. The society needs to re-organized because the inflation will not be here any time soon. Lots of references to bitcoin.
"The infinite machine" by Camilla Russo.
Maybe you don't care about cough-ethereum-cough, but i like to know about the competitors.
In fact-here is a question:
Do you think that recent practical abandonment of eth 2.0 in lieu of level 2 solutions (mostly zk-rollups), etc means that eth had bitten more than it can chew and it is choking on this (Defi, etc) as we speak? Their main head honcho, VB, recently opined that there would not be eth 2.0 in all practical senses (just 1.5+rollups).
Mainly: are they practically went into such code complexity that they would not be able to solve it and, hence, prone to an outright collapse?
If so, btc and newer chains might benefit.
"The dark forest"- by Cixin Liu (following the 'The Three-Body problem")
Great sci-fi, many twists and turns that leave you in suspension until almost the very end.
"The price of tomorrow" by Jeff Booth. The main thesis is that technology is inherently deflationary and it cannot be stopped. The society needs to re-organized because the inflation will not be here any time soon. Lots of references to bitcoin.
"The infinite machine" by Camilla Russo.
Maybe you don't care about cough-ethereum-cough, but i like to know about the competitors.
In fact-here is a question:
Do you think that recent practical abandonment of eth 2.0 in lieu of level 2 solutions (mostly zk-rollups), etc means that eth had bitten more than it can chew and it is choking on this (Defi, etc) as we speak? Their main head honcho, VB, recently opined that there would not be eth 2.0 in all practical senses (just 1.5+rollups).
Mainly: are they practically went into such code complexity that they would not be able to solve it and, hence, prone to an outright collapse?
If so, btc and newer chains might benefit.
October 03, 2020, 08:52:24 PM
So...any 'VET' can use the 'scanning' equipment at his office and read your private keys? I think not!
yes, he can then asscertain the key (provided that the capsule is in that place).
sorry for the pun
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