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#Bitcoin is ready to rip to all time highs.



Twitter post: https://twitter.com/JJcycles/status/1290995194519838720


Is Bitcoin really going to be the best ever and is it going to happen? Although Bitcoin has a lot of potential is bitcoin just moving at its own pace or is bitcoin being influenced by something?
JL0
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Bitcoin the Digital Gold
It's coming but whic one ?

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Observing $11,573

Pumpaj?
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Ledger App Isolation Bypass
04 August 2020

https://monokh.com/posts/ledger-app-isolation-bypass
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This post will disclose a vulnerability in the Ledger hardware wallets that can lead to theft of user funds.

An attacker can exploit this method to transfer Bitcoin while the user is under the impression that a transaction of another, less valuable altcoin (e.g. Litecoin, Testnet Bitcoins, Bcash, etc.) is being executed

If you use bitcoin forks on your device, you could be affected. You should avoid using these ledger apps until fixes are available.

The issue has been disclosed to Ledger but remains unaddressed. See Disclosure Timeline.

I've always preferred my Trezor more than my Ledger; this just reinforces that belief

To upgrade the firmware on the Ledger you have to delete the "Bitcoin app" first. Very scary process. I don't like clicking a button that says "Do you want to delete your bitcoins? Are you really really sure??"

Somehow it remembers the pass phase so you don't have to reenter it, but still.....

They are wasting everyone's time putting shitcoin support on this thing, and (as now demonstrated) increasing the attack surface. Very stupid IMHO.

FWIW, deleting the "Bitcoin app" should not scare you at all. If it does, then you either haven't understood how a wallet works, or you haven't followed the appropriate steps to secure it. A seed can't be deleted. As long as you have your seed securely backed up (ideally in multiple places, physically separate from each other), then you have no reason to be scared. Trezors/Ledgers are just fancy containers.

Reality check: if you feel worried and scared at the thought of your Trezor/Ledger being lost, stolen, destroyed, you're doing it wrong.
JL0
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I have a gut feeling of 12500, this weekend.  Undecided



I hope so  Grin

Chart from : https://twitter.com/inmortalcrypto/status/1290694835452678146

Found this on Twitter  Grin

legendary
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Ledger App Isolation Bypass
04 August 2020

https://monokh.com/posts/ledger-app-isolation-bypass
Quote
This post will disclose a vulnerability in the Ledger hardware wallets that can lead to theft of user funds.

An attacker can exploit this method to transfer Bitcoin while the user is under the impression that a transaction of another, less valuable altcoin (e.g. Litecoin, Testnet Bitcoins, Bcash, etc.) is being executed

If you use bitcoin forks on your device, you could be affected. You should avoid using these ledger apps until fixes are available.

The issue has been disclosed to Ledger but remains unaddressed. See Disclosure Timeline.



I've always preferred my Trezor more than my Ledger; this just reinforces that belief

To upgrade the firmware on the Ledger you have to delete the "Bitcoin app" first. Very scary process. I don't like clicking a button that says "Do you want to delete your bitcoins? Are you really really sure??"

Somehow it remembers the pass phase so you don't have to reenter it, but still.....

They are wasting everyone's time putting shitcoin support on this thing, and (as now demonstrated) increasing the attack surface. Very stupid IMHO.


You're only deleting the "app" not the seed but yes, I agree. It's a very weird process
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Ledger App Isolation Bypass
04 August 2020

https://monokh.com/posts/ledger-app-isolation-bypass
Quote
This post will disclose a vulnerability in the Ledger hardware wallets that can lead to theft of user funds.

An attacker can exploit this method to transfer Bitcoin while the user is under the impression that a transaction of another, less valuable altcoin (e.g. Litecoin, Testnet Bitcoins, Bcash, etc.) is being executed

If you use bitcoin forks on your device, you could be affected. You should avoid using these ledger apps until fixes are available.

The issue has been disclosed to Ledger but remains unaddressed. See Disclosure Timeline.



I've always preferred my Trezor more than my Ledger; this just reinforces that belief

To upgrade the firmware on the Ledger you have to delete the "Bitcoin app" first. Very scary process. I don't like clicking a button that says "Do you want to delete your bitcoins? Are you really really sure??"

Somehow it remembers the pass phase so you don't have to reenter it, but still.....

They are wasting everyone's time putting shitcoin support on this thing, and (as now demonstrated) increasing the attack surface. Very stupid IMHO.
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Square released their Financial Statement last night:

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Cash App generated $875 million of bitcoin revenue and $17 million of bitcoin gross profit during the second quarter of 2020, up 600% and 711% year over year, respectively. Bitcoin revenue and gross profit benefited from an increase in bitcoin actives and growth in customer demand.

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Bitcoin revenue is the total sale amount of bitcoin to customers. Bitcoin costs are the total amount of bitcoin that we purchase.
We purchase bitcoin to facilitate the buying of bitcoin conducted by Cash App customers.

Source

I updated the spreadsheet from the Grayscale thread with latest results from SQUARE:



Pretty impressive, of course saying that Grayscale and Square together bought 135% of mined bitcoins is naive, but gives the idea of the buying pressure it is going to hit BTC markets soon.
Bullish!
 

EDIT: I just noticed that it is the first time that Square passes Grayscale in terms of purchases. This is really important. It means a shift from the "institutional/whale" demand, given the particular purchase method of Grayscale, compared to Square's more retail focused target.

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Daily-ish pump is busy
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Ledger App Isolation Bypass
04 August 2020

https://monokh.com/posts/ledger-app-isolation-bypass
Quote
This post will disclose a vulnerability in the Ledger hardware wallets that can lead to theft of user funds.

An attacker can exploit this method to transfer Bitcoin while the user is under the impression that a transaction of another, less valuable altcoin (e.g. Litecoin, Testnet Bitcoins, Bcash, etc.) is being executed

If you use bitcoin forks on your device, you could be affected. You should avoid using these ledger apps until fixes are available.

The issue has been disclosed to Ledger but remains unaddressed. See Disclosure Timeline.



I've always preferred my Trezor more than my Ledger; this just reinforces that belief
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If we're going to spend an entire August in 11xxx range... well, that's fine with me.

It's a good range!

Stability is good, sometimes trading in a sideways range for significant period is a good thing. Se were in the $9’000’s for a while before we broke out. I’m cool with being in the $11’000’s for a month or two if it means we break out & push towards $14,000 or something by November.
This is very important, bitcoin for the most part has gone above the 10k barrier but is has been unable to remain there for long, when looking at the historical data from coingecko this is what I get.

Days in a row above 10k.
From 28 NOV 2017 to 30 JAN 2018    63 days
From 01 FEB 2018 to 01 FEB 2018      1 day
From 16 FEB 2018 to 21 FEB 2018      6 days
From 23 FEB 2018 to 24 FEB 2018      2 days
From 27 FEB 2018 to 07 MAR 2018   9 days
From 22 JUN 2019 to 16 JUL 2019      25 days
From 19 JUL 2019 to 23 JUL 2019      5 days
From 01 AUG 2019 to 28 AUG 2019      28 days
From 03 SEP 2019 to 21 SEP 2019      19 days
From 23 SEP 2019 to 23 SEP 2019      1 day
From 10 FEB 2020 to 10 FEB 2020       1 day
From 12 FEB 2020 to 15 FEB 2020       4 days
From 19 FEB 2020 to 19 FEB 2020       1 day
From 02 JUN 2020 to 02 JUN 2020       1 day
From 28 JUL 2020 to TODAY       8 days and counting
Total: 173 days

Number of days above 10k by year
201733 days
201847 days
201978 days
202015 days and counting


2020 is the year where unpredictable things have happened which was not expected, or people have not seen in decades of their life. We are witnessing many things for 1st in our life and this year just could be the change for bitcoin as well and witness something which we had not seen till now.


legendary
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I have a gut feeling of 12500, this weekend.  Undecided
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Damn that Twitter thread is full of shitcoin shills and bitcoin bears...  Grin

Don't pay too much attention to crypto twitter. You can get easily 100 people post there whatever you want for some pennies (or even for free if you make a token first).
legendary
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They say after 10,000 hours of something, you become a master of it. You guys are looking at a master of checking the #bitcoin  price.

https://twitter.com/bitcoincameron/status/1290700961447653385?s=21

I might be a master of a master in this one

Yes, El duderino_, for your assiduous services in difficult conditions to checking the #bitcoin price, the Board Of Giving Doctorates And Notices Of Virtuous Service has promoted you to the Honorarium Of Doctorates Licentiorum, and you may now assume the moniker El doctorino_ (HODL), or Dr duderino_ (HODL) if you prefer.

Dr duderino_ seems appropriate

Thx
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They say after 10,000 hours of something, you become a master of it. You guys are looking at a master of checking the #bitcoin  price.

https://twitter.com/bitcoincameron/status/1290700961447653385?s=21

I might be a master of a master in this one

Yes, El duderino_, for your assiduous services in difficult conditions to checking the #bitcoin price, the Board Of Giving Doctorates And Notices Of Virtuous Service has promoted you to the Honorarium Of Doctorates Licentiorum, and you may now assume the moniker El doctorino_ (HODL), or Dr duderino_ (HODL) if you prefer.
legendary
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BTC + Crossfit, living life.
They say after 10,000 hours of something, you become a master of it. You guys are looking at a master of checking the #bitcoin  price.

https://twitter.com/bitcoincameron/status/1290700961447653385?s=21

I might be a master of a master in this one
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Let’s do it.   I want to buy all the bitcoins.

hope he can understand bitcoin, and finally get some.




Damn that Twitter thread is full of shitcoin shills and bitcoin bears...  Grin
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Ledger App Isolation Bypass
04 August 2020

https://monokh.com/posts/ledger-app-isolation-bypass
Quote
This post will disclose a vulnerability in the Ledger hardware wallets that can lead to theft of user funds.

An attacker can exploit this method to transfer Bitcoin while the user is under the impression that a transaction of another, less valuable altcoin (e.g. Litecoin, Testnet Bitcoins, Bcash, etc.) is being executed

If you use bitcoin forks on your device, you could be affected. You should avoid using these ledger apps until fixes are available.

The issue has been disclosed to Ledger but remains unaddressed. See Disclosure Timeline.

legendary
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We choose to go to the moon
am willing to find out

Quite impressive.

I mean, 191 frames GIF under 1 meg!

What kind of technological sorcery is this?
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