Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 7175. (Read 26720606 times)
September 02, 2020, 06:24:19 AM
nice lil crash. the day had some potential. all in ruins. bitcoin is ded.
September 02, 2020, 06:19:01 AM
cloin?
So for shitcoin it would be shoin?
Shoin on, my Bitcoin Diamond...
EDIT:
What about shills that don't have a usecase/benefit, so missing something important?
oin?
EDIT2: Is this still a pullback?
So for shitcoin it would be shoin?
Shoin on, my Bitcoin Diamond...
EDIT:
What about shills that don't have a usecase/benefit, so missing something important?
oin?
EDIT2: Is this still a pullback?
September 02, 2020, 05:42:52 AM
Seems someone's getting desperate to justify his shitcoin collection
I think that those coins always attracted the ones with more greed than common sense.
For me, the mere thought of Craig Wright & Calvin Ayre being the central figures behind BCH & BSV, raises so many red flags that I don't want to be anywhere near those "cloins".
I must acknowledge, however, that those "cloins" helped me raise my stash by a few BTC.
...
10k € seems to be a tough nut to crack... It does seem that my prediction of $13k/BTC by the end of 2020 may (sadly) hold true...
Come on, Bitcoin, prove me wrong!
Will merit this post when replenished..... BUT, not for the prediction.... but I will for the new word cloin 🙃
Thanks man.
Yeah, I started typing "clone-coin", and then it came to me: Cloin !!!
It combines the words "clone" and "clown", both or which are perfectly suited for the jokers Wright & Ayre.
September 02, 2020, 05:17:14 AM
Any football fans want to join our pool for the new season?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/sportsbetios-english-premier-league-football-pool-sign-up-thread-00045-2-join-5270461
Just a bit of fun, chance to win some money. I came 11th last season but won it the year before & was 3rd the year before that.
For the past few years I've organised betting pools for the English Premier League along with the Champions League and World Cup, and now it's time for the 2020/21 Premier League pool which will kick off on the 12th of September. This year's pool is sponsored by Sportsbet.io and they've generously donated 0.15 into the pot along with some other great prizes (see details of below), so thanks to both jeremypwr and Sportsbet for that.
We will again be using the www.superbru.com website for predictions where you get 3 points for predicting an exact score, 1 point for a correct outcome (win/lose/draw) and 1.5 for a close prediction with correct outcome. Superbru is a free and easy to use site taking only a minute or two to register. You can change your scores right up until kick-off and you can even put your predictions in advance even for the entire season if you wanted to which is perfect if you think you might be away for the forum or not have a chance to make your predictions.
The price to join is 0.0045 in bitcoin and 100% of the money received is paid out between the winners. The total prizes will depend on how many people ultimately join, but based on 34 users joining at 0.0045 which will make the total pot a little over 0.3 the prizes will likely be as follows:
1st 0.1
2nd 0.05
3rd 0.04
4th 0.03
5th 0.02
6th 0.01
7th 0.01
8th 0.01
9th 0.01
10th 0.01
A little over 30 users joined last year's pool but I anticipate at least 40-50 users this year and hopefully maybe more. If many more users than that join I may increase the payout places to top 15 or so. However, I would also like to boost the above prizes a little as well to make it more competitive, but this will all be decided once users have finished signing up and the above prizes are likely the minimum you can expect to be in with a chance of winning.
In addition to the prizes above Sportsbet are also offering a free Watford shirt to every player who signs up (assuming you want one and subject to stock). They will also be offering a $50 free bet to every 'yellow cap' of the weekly round which is the user that gets the most points in that week. Finally, the best prize they're offering is one lucky player will be in with the chance to win an all expenses paid trip to a football game of their choice*. How it will work is everyone who joins will be entered into a raffle. The number of raffle tickets you get will depend on your final place in the table at the end of the season, for example:
Assuming 50 players join:
1st place will win 50 raffle tickets
2nd Place 49 raffle tickets
3rd Place 48 raffle tickets, and so on with the player who finishes last in 50th getting 1 ticket.
This way everyone who joins has a chance to win but the better you do the better odds you get at winning. Please note: I am only responsible for paying out the cash prizes and all other prizes will be handled by jeremypwr and Sportsbet.
*Full terms and conditions of the football trip raffle will be released shortly before the pool stars.
To join this year's pool simply send 0.0045** to the following address: 1Lt6vyUjFbT8Nu1GYtwF6YRX4UJHziBoFJ or scan the QR Code:
Once you have done so please PM me the txid and I will send you the details of how to join.
** The price to join will likely remain the same, but if the price fluctuates by a great amount I may change it to be more around £40 in bitcoin which is the current value as of today.
=========
Paid so far:
webtricks
swogerino
morvillz7z
Mbitr
TBA
TBA
casperBGD
buwaytress
Hhampuz
leea-1334
LTU_btc
DeathAngel
Harkorede
cryptofrka
trofo
slaman29
hahay
big_daddy
riffmax
tokeweed
examplens
Sorry for the shilling, just trying to get more people to sign up.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/sportsbetios-english-premier-league-football-pool-sign-up-thread-00045-2-join-5270461
Just a bit of fun, chance to win some money. I came 11th last season but won it the year before & was 3rd the year before that.
For the past few years I've organised betting pools for the English Premier League along with the Champions League and World Cup, and now it's time for the 2020/21 Premier League pool which will kick off on the 12th of September. This year's pool is sponsored by Sportsbet.io and they've generously donated 0.15 into the pot along with some other great prizes (see details of below), so thanks to both jeremypwr and Sportsbet for that.
We will again be using the www.superbru.com website for predictions where you get 3 points for predicting an exact score, 1 point for a correct outcome (win/lose/draw) and 1.5 for a close prediction with correct outcome. Superbru is a free and easy to use site taking only a minute or two to register. You can change your scores right up until kick-off and you can even put your predictions in advance even for the entire season if you wanted to which is perfect if you think you might be away for the forum or not have a chance to make your predictions.
The price to join is 0.0045 in bitcoin and 100% of the money received is paid out between the winners. The total prizes will depend on how many people ultimately join, but based on 34 users joining at 0.0045 which will make the total pot a little over 0.3 the prizes will likely be as follows:
1st 0.1
2nd 0.05
3rd 0.04
4th 0.03
5th 0.02
6th 0.01
7th 0.01
8th 0.01
9th 0.01
10th 0.01
A little over 30 users joined last year's pool but I anticipate at least 40-50 users this year and hopefully maybe more. If many more users than that join I may increase the payout places to top 15 or so. However, I would also like to boost the above prizes a little as well to make it more competitive, but this will all be decided once users have finished signing up and the above prizes are likely the minimum you can expect to be in with a chance of winning.
In addition to the prizes above Sportsbet are also offering a free Watford shirt to every player who signs up (assuming you want one and subject to stock). They will also be offering a $50 free bet to every 'yellow cap' of the weekly round which is the user that gets the most points in that week. Finally, the best prize they're offering is one lucky player will be in with the chance to win an all expenses paid trip to a football game of their choice*. How it will work is everyone who joins will be entered into a raffle. The number of raffle tickets you get will depend on your final place in the table at the end of the season, for example:
Assuming 50 players join:
1st place will win 50 raffle tickets
2nd Place 49 raffle tickets
3rd Place 48 raffle tickets, and so on with the player who finishes last in 50th getting 1 ticket.
This way everyone who joins has a chance to win but the better you do the better odds you get at winning. Please note: I am only responsible for paying out the cash prizes and all other prizes will be handled by jeremypwr and Sportsbet.
*Full terms and conditions of the football trip raffle will be released shortly before the pool stars.
To join this year's pool simply send 0.0045** to the following address: 1Lt6vyUjFbT8Nu1GYtwF6YRX4UJHziBoFJ or scan the QR Code:
Once you have done so please PM me the txid and I will send you the details of how to join.
** The price to join will likely remain the same, but if the price fluctuates by a great amount I may change it to be more around £40 in bitcoin which is the current value as of today.
=========
Paid so far:
webtricks
swogerino
morvillz7z
Mbitr
TBA
TBA
casperBGD
buwaytress
Hhampuz
leea-1334
LTU_btc
DeathAngel
Harkorede
cryptofrka
trofo
slaman29
hahay
big_daddy
riffmax
tokeweed
examplens
Sorry for the shilling, just trying to get more people to sign up.
September 02, 2020, 05:12:28 AM
there is this problem with inelastic money supply when it comes to a growing economy: if there is not enough money in the system it will slow down growth or even prohibit it completely. in that way gold became replaced first by supposedly gold backed money in the 18th and 19th century and since beginning of the 1970ies it became replaced by fiat money, not backed by anything.
this is why Keynesians don't like gold so much and are scared by bitcoin which seems being even more inelastic than gold with its fixed supply. Keynesian policy done right would mean that in bust cycles, when the economy is going into a recession, the government should step in and provide the stimulus through deficit spending. it would further mean to stop the stimulus as soon as the recession is over and then proceed to cut expenses and start saving when the economy swings back to a boom cycle. and this is what all governments and central banks did not do. in opposite they kept throwing out stimulus even bigger and faster, and did not safe anything to survive the next bear cycle.
Keynesian policy works much better in a crisis than austerity measures but its not Keynesian to keep spending flood gates open even in boom cycles. This way it creates inflation inevitably and the central banks even try to produce a 2% inflation p.a. which means after 20 years about half the value of your money is gone. (stolen by those who manipulate our monetary yardstick aka money.)
bitcoin is way better than gold since it exists in a digital form it can be easily split in 100s of millions of units. one bitcoin = 100mio satoshi. if is not enough elasticity there can be added more digits behind the dot.
fiat money can only answer to elasticity demands by producing more of it. the numbers in front of the dot get bigger, which means each unit gets less valuable = inflation
bitcoin can only answer to elasticity demands by dividing further (this is NOT diluting). the decimal point numbers (behind the dot) gets smaller, which means each unit gets more valuable = deflation
gold was sacked because it was inelastic in times of bust&boom. other than that is was a good sound money. bitcoin does not lack this elasticity even though it is scarce because it can be elastic "inside" - on the right side of the dot. bitcoin is the best money mankind has developed so far.
this is why Keynesians don't like gold so much and are scared by bitcoin which seems being even more inelastic than gold with its fixed supply. Keynesian policy done right would mean that in bust cycles, when the economy is going into a recession, the government should step in and provide the stimulus through deficit spending. it would further mean to stop the stimulus as soon as the recession is over and then proceed to cut expenses and start saving when the economy swings back to a boom cycle. and this is what all governments and central banks did not do. in opposite they kept throwing out stimulus even bigger and faster, and did not safe anything to survive the next bear cycle.
Keynesian policy works much better in a crisis than austerity measures but its not Keynesian to keep spending flood gates open even in boom cycles. This way it creates inflation inevitably and the central banks even try to produce a 2% inflation p.a. which means after 20 years about half the value of your money is gone. (stolen by those who manipulate our monetary yardstick aka money.)
bitcoin is way better than gold since it exists in a digital form it can be easily split in 100s of millions of units. one bitcoin = 100mio satoshi. if is not enough elasticity there can be added more digits behind the dot.
fiat money can only answer to elasticity demands by producing more of it. the numbers in front of the dot get bigger, which means each unit gets less valuable = inflation
bitcoin can only answer to elasticity demands by dividing further (this is NOT diluting). the decimal point numbers (behind the dot) gets smaller, which means each unit gets more valuable = deflation
gold was sacked because it was inelastic in times of bust&boom. other than that is was a good sound money. bitcoin does not lack this elasticity even though it is scarce because it can be elastic "inside" - on the right side of the dot. bitcoin is the best money mankind has developed so far.
September 02, 2020, 04:52:51 AM
Seems someone's getting desperate to justify his shitcoin collection
I think that those coins always attracted the ones with more greed than common sense.
For me, the mere thought of Craig Wright & Calvin Ayre being the central figures behind BCH & BSV, raises so many red flags that I don't want to be anywhere near those "cloins".
I must acknowledge, however, that those "cloins" helped me raise my stash by a few BTC.
...
10k € seems to be a tough nut to crack... It does seem that my prediction of $13k/BTC by the end of 2020 may (sadly) hold true...
Come on, Bitcoin, prove me wrong!
Will merit this post when replenished..... BUT, not for the prediction.... but I will for the new word cloin 🙃
September 02, 2020, 04:22:19 AM
FWIW, and I don't want to sound like I'm bragging at all, but dumping BSV and BCH when I did paid off our mortgage.
Can't complain too loudly.
Can't complain too loudly.
I didn’t get BSV because I converted all my BCH into BTC, then fiat & lived like an actual King for 12 months. I probably should have just kept it as BTC but fuck it, I wanted to enjoy at least some of the fruits of my labor.
I went to Vegas for a week on my BTG too
September 02, 2020, 04:04:03 AM
I must acknowledge, however, that those "cloins" helped me raise my stash by a few BTC.
FWIW, and I don't want to sound like I'm bragging at all, but dumping BSV and BCH when I did paid off our mortgage.
Can't complain too loudly.
September 02, 2020, 03:58:52 AM
I must acknowledge, however, that those "cloins" helped me raise my stash by a few BTC.
Nice stash!
I was also helped by altcoins, but at least it was something honest imho (XMR), not a cloin (I like that name!)
September 02, 2020, 03:40:37 AM
Seems someone's getting desperate to justify his shitcoin collection
I think that those coins always attracted the ones with more greed than common sense.
For me, the mere thought of Craig Wright & Calvin Ayre being the central figures behind BCH & BSV, raises so many red flags that I don't want to be anywhere near those "cloins".
I must acknowledge, however, that those "cloins" helped me raise my stash by a few BTC.
...
10k € seems to be a tough nut to crack... It does seem that my prediction of $13k/BTC by the end of 2020 may (sadly) hold true...
Come on, Bitcoin, prove me wrong!
September 02, 2020, 03:17:46 AM
Seems someone's getting desperate to justify his shitcoin collection
I think that those coins always attracted the ones with more greed than common sense.
I'm still not worried about Bitcoin price.
Up and down and up and down, remember?
September 02, 2020, 02:52:49 AM
They will never get that the only way to benefit from it all is to buy these damn real coins! The old financial world will always love the so-called snake oil instead of the royal jelly! I don't mind, more real coins for us who saw it through.
September 02, 2020, 02:38:15 AM
Wasnt it about walls ?
Or just pump & price ...
Or just pump & price ...
It surely isn't about BCH, BSV...
Well, not yet today, anyhoo.
Lookie at Jbreher.
Never failing to prepare for the pumpening of crap.
It's going to look like this, once the crap starts to pumpening.
You are going to need some luck, beyond mere preparations, jbreher.
Don't cry for me
Edit: Oh. Hey. Squirrel:
Seems both BSV and BCH are performing better over the last 24 hours than BTC. What else you got that you want to use to try to hurt my feelings?
But continue to decrease in price .... Hmmmm, for what its worth, be happy with your centralized-copycoins... Nobody is taking them from you. Also probably nobody will buy them from you at some point.
September 02, 2020, 02:35:31 AM
September 02, 2020, 02:13:25 AM
Wasnt it about walls ?
Or just pump & price ...
Or just pump & price ...
It surely isn't about BCH, BSV...
Well, not yet today, anyhoo.
Lookie at Jbreher.
Never failing to prepare for the pumpening of crap.
It's going to look like this, once the crap starts to pumpening.
You are going to need some luck, beyond mere preparations, jbreher.
Don't cry for me
Edit: Oh. Hey. Squirrel:
Seems both BSV and BCH are performing better over the last 24 hours than BTC. What else you got that you want to use to try to hurt my feelings?
September 02, 2020, 01:11:18 AM
Pieter Wuille leaves Blockstream and joins Chaincode Labs:
https://twitter.com/pwuille/status/1300852969173184514
https://twitter.com/pwuille/status/1300852969173184514
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Very excited to announce I'm joining Chaincode Labs today, where I plan to keep working on protocol improvements to Bitcoin!
I'm very thankful for the time I got to spend with the people at @Blockstream, and will keep collaborating with the research team there.
I'm very thankful for the time I got to spend with the people at @Blockstream, and will keep collaborating with the research team there.
getting too expensive?
September 02, 2020, 12:27:03 AM
Pieter Wuille leaves Blockstream and joins Chaincode Labs:
https://twitter.com/pwuille/status/1300852969173184514
https://twitter.com/pwuille/status/1300852969173184514
Quote
Very excited to announce I'm joining Chaincode Labs today, where I plan to keep working on protocol improvements to Bitcoin!
I'm very thankful for the time I got to spend with the people at @Blockstream, and will keep collaborating with the research team there.
I'm very thankful for the time I got to spend with the people at @Blockstream, and will keep collaborating with the research team there.
September 02, 2020, 12:10:08 AM
Alright, which one of you was it. We should probably keep the jetpacks low key until after 20K, just sayin
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-09-01/fbi-investigating-man-flying-jet-pack-near-lax-jets
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-09-01/fbi-investigating-man-flying-jet-pack-near-lax-jets
How can they SEE me!? I'm supposed to be invisible!
September 02, 2020, 12:08:59 AM
Bitcoin pumping:
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To further expand our cryptocurrency options for Pornhub Premium, we're excited to announce that we now accept Bitcoin & Litecoin as payment methods!
https://twitter.com/pornhub_premium/status/1300942357555183617 Jump to: