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legendary
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what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?
Number going up...
Number going down...

Guys, you're just reading the noise.

Number has been going up since 3 January 2009.
So very true but its an obsession I have to admit

as someone already noted its much more fun to read the WO 1st and then guess the price. then check your favorite exchange and see what the real number is.

after all if you know the price before reading the WO its like hearing about the score of the football (ok soccer or whatever ) score before watching the game.

sorry for offending the (american) football vs the rest of the worlds football thing crowd. well, not really heh. not really a fan of either. now, hockey.. yeah, it has dedicated fighters whos only purpose is to to take opposing players out.. now thats a game.
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Just for the LULZ.

https://youtu.be/GI7sBsBHdCk

Has been posted before, but hey, still funny!

Money printer go brrrrrrrrrr...!
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Number going up...
Number going down...

Guys, you're just reading the noise.

Number has been going up since 3 January 2009.
So very true but its an obsession I have to admit
legendary
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Number going up...
Number going down...

Guys, you're just reading the noise.

Number has been going up since 3 January 2009.
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Setting lowball bids at $9699
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Shit is getting out of hand. Was just about to post this.

It's a chain swap as JL0 pointed out, so no new tether were effectively minted. They're just rearranging their furniture.

It's actually good(bad) for ETH.  Good as it is validating it, bad as it is going to add so much more to the centralization of it.

I seriously wonder why they don't use Liquid USDT.  SUCH a better design.


Not centralized enough. Cheesy

That's actually an interesting point.

Liquid is a Federated trust model.  Very much centralized. And openly.  Ethereum is a "decentralized world computer (code is law)" that is probably about as "decentralized" as liquid, except no one is actually sure who is controlling it.
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legendary
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Bitcoin (BTC) will only stop gaining in value if “something unexpected” stops it, Bloomberg researchers believe.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/only-something-unexpected-can-stop-bitcoin-price-bull-run-bloomberg

Lol.

Bloomy news soo expensive

Best quote. Maybe an unexpected sell off?

 Grin
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Number going down.

Meh, all just noise. The end destination doesn’t change.

legendary
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Number going down.

yep. stock futures, gold silver also. tis the end i tell u
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legendary
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what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?
Regardless of Kraken's limits I don't think that your bank would be entirely happy to receive millions if your usual account size, is, say 10K or less.


Call them at least before ! Then depending on the bank they might close your account, or invite you to try this 50 old liquor with a cigar...

i didnt notify mine. and while it wasnt millions (i wish) it was an amount that, well, they certainly didnt mind. all they did when i transferred x amount was try to get me to use their banks investment adviser in addition to my own.

i did tell them what bitcoin was and let them know coinbase was a regulated usa exchange etc (this afterward when i showed up in person) although im sure they checked that beforehand.

i had linked that bank account with coinbase back in 2013 or thereabouts so they already knew about it for sure.

STT
legendary
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It probably will be the same on a large scale, whats dangerous is the large movement possible has most risk for the newest users as they are also buying in at the higher prices.   No doubt some bought at the wrong time at 2017 and over invested in some way.    Its better if we move slowly, 2x is still pretty fast for an average annual gain.

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shook the entire world market
I do see that happening again but it perhaps could also be some dollar shock which isnt bearish for BTC.   Lots of change is possible, some of it benefits some over others.   Hopefully not too many volcanoes blowing up which nobody is really gaining from though everything has its place in the grand plan I guess :p    We're likely in a pivotal area of finance history, things that take place over decades are going to move though who knows when exactly.

Price is currently failing momentum a bit, dipping below weekly average I'd say its in a negative mood but I'd also not expect it to especially sell off into a weekend though of course news can do that.   More something to consider entering in Japanese trading hours.
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So this dude is calling for a 'mean reversion' which he believes based on history of dollar decline is an overvaluation of dollar and he projects a steady loss of value until at least 2024. 
legendary
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Bitcoin (BTC) will only stop gaining in value if “something unexpected” stops it, Bloomberg researchers believe.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/only-something-unexpected-can-stop-bitcoin-price-bull-run-bloomberg
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But, hey, considering BTC price bottoms, you had seen that PlanB tweet from yesterday about the 200Weekly Moving average? Dude posted it, below.


>>>>>ICYMI: #bitcoin  is nicely moving away from 200 week moving average. 200WMA is currently $6400, is increasing $200 per month, and has never decreased. Best of all, BTC monthly close has never been below 200WMA.<<<<

https://twitter.com/100trillionusd/status/1296005407983403008?s=21

Can't we have some assurance that the bottom is in (or at least the bottom keeps moving up)?  So, in other words, maybe we can feel a certain level of confidence that BTC prices are not going below $6,400... so even $3k or sub $200 is even more out of the question - into the rearview mirror... and with the passage of time, we can start to feel even more confidence regarding even higher and higher bottom BTC prices... because the bottom keeps moving up with the 200 week moving average, no?

Here's the chart from that PlanB tweet:



The bottom is something that is very slippery terrain for BTC, I think it would be pretty frivolous to say that we will never go below $6400 again, because just a few months ago this is exactly what happened. Of course, the x factor should always be taken into account - and in the last case it was the declaration of a pandemic that shook the entire world market - and we know that in the case of anything like that, the price easily goes down and more than 50%.

I would still take the price of $4000 as something that BTC can go backwards, but only if something very negative happens (say a big hack of Coinbase or Binance). Yet what interests me more at the moment is the percentage of correction after the next big bull run, because if we were to reach say $100k, is it realistic to expect us to fall to $20k? The past has shown that this is possible, will it be the same this time?
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All good things to those who wait
'2x per year' lines update (vs 7-day average):



This has been my №1 chart since you've posted it first here. We may notice that the lower line corresponds to a 2x price increase per year if we round the price to 50$ at the start of 2013. That is an exponential growth 50x2^t, where t is the number of years since 2014. The remarkable thing is that for 7 years Bitcoin has kept hitting these numbers on the way down after several extra exponential growths related to the halvings. And now Bitcoin is even above the line unlike 2015 and most of 2016. This is a strong sign that the exponential growth will continue at least in the next 2-3 years. We can't be sure if 2021 will have that extra growth, but the longer we stay close to the lower line, the better. Sooner or later Bitcoin will touch and may pass through the upper line for a period.

With that regard, what software/site do you use for that chart? I would like to make my own chart with years up to 2025.  In my opinion the lower line is very close to the real price of bitcoin, since it reflects the increasing demand (new accounts added to exchanges, etc.) vs selling pressure on exchanges. For the latter one can judge from the total exchange ballance, which has decreased from 2.8 mil to 2.4 mil in the last 6 months. We can easily find the line equation for each year so that for each day or month the price point is found. Something like y=(x/3)*1600+6400. For example at the end of August (x=8), the price for the bottom line is y~$10 666. We are over 10% above that, so all is good!
legendary
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Be a bank
How did you know I got it from Amazon?

lol that's the thing though, these mega corps know everything about you.
especially you

no chance of USG busting them up and fucking them off, so we do it ourselves
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How did you know I got it from Amazon?

legendary
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Be a bank
https://medium.com/@JimmyMow/announcing-cashback-by-strike-cce2829bc152

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Today, when you swipe your credit card, merchants pay, and it’s not cheap either. Popular credit card companies such as Mastercard, charge anywhere from 1.29% + $0.05 to 2.64% + $0.10 per transaction. Many businesses, mostly small businesses or those in underprivileged industries like cannabis, are charged much more. For example, online payment processing giant Stripe charges 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction and in industries like cannabis, payment processors charge upwards of 10% at times. Not cheap.

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/strike-announces-cash-back-letting-merchants-pass-on-lighting-networks-no-fee-benefits

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“It’s a win-win really,” Tom Kirkpatrick, a software engineer with Zap, told Bitcoin Magazine. “Our partnered merchants now have a way to directly incentivize users to pay in bitcoin, and the users don’t even need to know that they are in fact paying in bitcoin because in Strike, that complexity is hidden from them.”

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... 5 percent cash back with bitcoin-only apparel store BitcoinShirt.co.

put that in your amazonian pipe and smoke it
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