Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 7019. (Read 26710677 times)
September 24, 2020, 01:47:36 PM
September 24, 2020, 01:36:11 PM
The top 3 is still worrisome, i expect India to overtake U.S.A sooner ore later. Do not underestimate Covid-19 the danger is still there, stay save.
Usually there are 3 waves. We finished first. Second is usually strongest. We are 1/3 there. We might surprise 3rd wave with vaccine, but 3rd wave is weakest anyway.
September 24, 2020, 01:34:11 PM
I would not mind talking about king daddy, if any one here had heard about that? 
Kind daddy bouncing between $10,138 and $10,350 in the past 12 hours.
Must have gotten some peeps bored that such price movements are not interesting enuff.
Stick - poking continues.
Kind daddy bouncing between $10,138 and $10,350 in the past 12 hours.
Must have gotten some peeps bored that such price movements are not interesting enuff.
Stick - poking continues.
king corn? that lazy good for nuthin thing with the price that forever drifts between 10k-11k ish? my pet glonk is more active than bitcoin.
snooze fest.
Reverse psychology...
I see what you did there.
September 24, 2020, 01:29:01 PM
Never mind the aliens, ... yet.
The most suprising event this year is not the assassination of the Iranian top general Qasem Soleimani, BLM, wildfires ore Covid-19 but the release of U.F.O footages from 2005/2015/2017 by the U.S goverment.
Aliens smell like farts. If they land they will stink the place out.
https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/deep-space/a29932234/what-would-aliens-smell-like/
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...Which led my son to one inescapable conclusion: If aliens exist, they probably smell like farts.
I don’t know enough about farts, Mars, or aliens to refute him, so I reached out to somebody who does: Clara Sousa-Silva, a molecular astrophysics postdoctoral associate at MIT.
“Your son is absolutely correct in his inference,” she told me. “Most of my work in astrobiology looks at anaerobic environments, which have a lot in common with the environments that produce farts. So, yes, aliens are reasonably likely to smell like farts.”
I don’t know enough about farts, Mars, or aliens to refute him, so I reached out to somebody who does: Clara Sousa-Silva, a molecular astrophysics postdoctoral associate at MIT.
“Your son is absolutely correct in his inference,” she told me. “Most of my work in astrobiology looks at anaerobic environments, which have a lot in common with the environments that produce farts. So, yes, aliens are reasonably likely to smell like farts.”
September 24, 2020, 01:01:29 PM
Guys, how to appeal the deletion of a topic if the reason is duplication (but the duplicate is actually only in the title, apparently the moderator did not even look at the thread, there are 0 differences).
The idea is to keep the bb code of the remote thread in an old thread. (That is, the new stream will be older than the original by date). And then complain about the original as a duplicate, referring to the date.
The idea is to keep the bb code of the remote thread in an old thread. (That is, the new stream will be older than the original by date). And then complain about the original as a duplicate, referring to the date.
September 24, 2020, 12:57:33 PM
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No one can buy a pizza with their stock, bonds, real estate, gold, or derivatives.
No one cares. #Bitcoin does not need to be a medium of exchange.
https://twitter.com/michael_saylor/status/1309110151107018756No one cares. #Bitcoin does not need to be a medium of exchange.
Let's go BTC
I'm still keeping an eyebrow raised towards that Saylor dude. I want to believe he's a genuine long, but if there is one thing crypto has taught me, it's "Don't trust anyone".
I totally understand your suspicion. And sort of feel it too... But the thing is he's the CEO of a publicly traded company. He can't be lying about this without HUGE consequences. Now his intent for how long he stays in?? Thats a different matter. If we get a big bump and he thinks he can get out at least partially with something like a 20% gain... well he certainly could.
Have you heard any of his myriad interviews? He is a great actor if he's just pretending to have been bitten by the BTC bug.
I did listen to several and I do think he is genuine. he has a several decades long professional background in IT with a focus on digital networks. seems like he went from no-coiner to hardened maxi within a few months. one got to have conviction for bitcoin to put $450million in. he does. CT is worshipping him already..
September 24, 2020, 12:52:29 PM
September 24, 2020, 12:52:14 PM
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No one can buy a pizza with their stock, bonds, real estate, gold, or derivatives.
No one cares. #Bitcoin does not need to be a medium of exchange.
https://twitter.com/michael_saylor/status/1309110151107018756No one cares. #Bitcoin does not need to be a medium of exchange.
Let's go BTC
I'm still keeping an eyebrow raised towards that Saylor dude. I want to believe he's a genuine long, but if there is one thing crypto has taught me, it's "Don't trust anyone".
I totally understand your suspicion. And sort of feel it too... But the thing is he's the CEO of a publicly traded company. He can't be lying about this without HUGE consequences. Now his intent for how long he stays in?? Thats a different matter. If we get a big bump and he thinks he can get out at least partially with something like a 20% gain... well he certainly could.
Have you heard any of his myriad interviews? He is a great actor if he's just pretending to have been bitten by the BTC bug.
If he wasn't lying about how much he paid to acquire the BTC, his average buy is USD $11,100 so he's gonna have to HODL
September 24, 2020, 12:45:48 PM
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No one can buy a pizza with their stock, bonds, real estate, gold, or derivatives.
No one cares. #Bitcoin does not need to be a medium of exchange.
https://twitter.com/michael_saylor/status/1309110151107018756No one cares. #Bitcoin does not need to be a medium of exchange.
Let's go BTC
Funny how a multi-millionaire Bitcoin supporter can say this (because it speaks truth) and get away with it and nobody says shit, while an average Joe retail bitcoiner says the exact same thing for years and gets called a "Bitcoin maximalist" and "small blocker".
Skin in the game.
On the other hand he's definitely taken some heat along these lines:
September 24, 2020, 12:43:28 PM
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No one can buy a pizza with their stock, bonds, real estate, gold, or derivatives.
No one cares. #Bitcoin does not need to be a medium of exchange.
https://twitter.com/michael_saylor/status/1309110151107018756No one cares. #Bitcoin does not need to be a medium of exchange.
Let's go BTC
I'm still keeping an eyebrow raised towards that Saylor dude. I want to believe he's a genuine long, but if there is one thing crypto has taught me, it's "Don't trust anyone".
I totally understand your suspicion. And sort of feel it too... But the thing is he's the CEO of a publicly traded company. He can't be lying about this without HUGE consequences. Now his intent for how long he stays in?? Thats a different matter. If we get a big bump and he thinks he can get out at least partially with something like a 20% gain... well he certainly could.
Have you heard any of his myriad interviews? He is a great actor if he's just pretending to have been bitten by the BTC bug.
September 24, 2020, 12:31:21 PM
observing 100btc sell wall on stamp at 10710
September 24, 2020, 12:20:42 PM
September 24, 2020, 12:11:07 PM
I'm working on being a better Bob.
Yeah...me too. I am sorry, for what that is worth.
Its been a difficult year for everyone and I think we all should be doing what we can to support one another.
September 24, 2020, 12:03:55 PM
Expect the runaway hyperinflation to begin in about 10 years
The runaway hyperinflation is beginning now!Inflation for the average person is measured by the change in prices for food and everyday expenses. For Fed inflation is measured by the difference between the rate banks get free money from Fed (zirp) and the rate they lend this money to the borrowers.
September 24, 2020, 12:02:57 PM
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No one can buy a pizza with their stock, bonds, real estate, gold, or derivatives.
No one cares. #Bitcoin does not need to be a medium of exchange.
https://twitter.com/michael_saylor/status/1309110151107018756No one cares. #Bitcoin does not need to be a medium of exchange.
Let's go BTC
I'm still keeping an eyebrow raised towards that Saylor dude. I want to believe he's a genuine long, but if there is one thing crypto has taught me, it's "Don't trust anyone".
September 24, 2020, 11:55:58 AM
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No one can buy a pizza with their stock, bonds, real estate, gold, or derivatives.
No one cares. #Bitcoin does not need to be a medium of exchange.
https://twitter.com/michael_saylor/status/1309110151107018756No one cares. #Bitcoin does not need to be a medium of exchange.
Let's go BTC
Funny how a multi-millionaire Bitcoin supporter can say this (because it speaks truth) and get away with it and nobody says shit, while an average Joe retail bitcoiner says the exact same thing for years and gets called a "Bitcoin maximalist" and "small blocker".
September 24, 2020, 11:39:31 AM
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No one can buy a pizza with their stock, bonds, real estate, gold, or derivatives.
No one cares. #Bitcoin does not need to be a medium of exchange.
https://twitter.com/michael_saylor/status/1309110151107018756No one cares. #Bitcoin does not need to be a medium of exchange.
Let's go BTC
September 24, 2020, 11:37:37 AM
Presented with no comment:
On track... This weekend I think:
Hmm. We did not quite come up as far as I had hoped before the next dip... The right shoulder looks a little sad and hunched, but let's see if this is the right shoulder...
too busy to draw the chart... maybe I will later.
The INV H&S is not entirely flat and has a bit of a downward hunch but we are finishing up the right shoulder right now. I would say we break out by the weekend. (Or not... you know... sometimes how these things go)
+1 WOsMerit
1h
September 24, 2020, 11:26:33 AM
Presented with no comment:
On track... This weekend I think:
Hmm. We did not quite come up as far as I had hoped before the next dip... The right shoulder looks a little sad and hunched, but let's see if this is the right shoulder...
too busy to draw the chart... maybe I will later.
The INV H&S is not entirely flat and has a bit of a downward hunch but we are finishing up the right shoulder right now. I would say we break out by the weekend. (Or not... you know... sometimes how these things go)
-EDIT- I got too excited... this shoulder could take a week or so to play out... I think I am grasping at straws really I think my interpretation is likely invalid. But I don't care
September 24, 2020, 11:15:17 AM
Interesting observing going on over the last several pages...
Still hate you the most, and still think you should give me taint a solid tongue-bath, but unignored because I'm working on being a better Bob.
JJG can still shove the rusty pipe, tho.
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