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legendary
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You're never too old to think young.
Good morning Bitcoinland.

Starting to creep back up after the big correction... currently $11430USD/$15345CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

Onward and upward, but not too fast.

Go Bitcoin go.

Voted for cash out 51-60% but dont know what to do with that money. I dont want to hold fiat. And investing in anything else at the moment seems pretty high risk eg stocks, gold or real estate. Also I dont need or want to buy anything. I dont give a shit about Lambos or luxury. I left the capitalism crap years ago. Material things just give short term joy. Only thing that brings joy to my life is traveling. And that's impossible and will be for a long time I guess lol. Think I am depressed. Thanks deep state NWO assholes...

Then why sell half your coins? If you don't trust fiat, stocks, gold or real estate, why not keep your profits in Bitcoin?

I don't know why traveling is impossible for you but if that's what you want to do most, that's what you should be doing.

I hope you don't feel tied down by some silly little career/job.
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Terrifyingly important podcast https://twitter.com/ttmygh/status/1289863271131086848

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Bill and Grant welcome Russell Napier to The End Game to discuss the reasons behind the long-term disinflationist's recent decision to step off that train and prepare for the return of inflation.Using examples from the 1690s, 1930s and 1970s, Russell makes the case for inflation in the United States hitting 4% before the end of the year and explains why recent moves by the U.S. government to circumvent the Federal Reserve have changed the game dramatically and, potentially, bring The End Game much closer. Russell offers a primer on real financial repression and explains how dangerously different the world may look in the not-too-distant future. Strap yourself in - this is another head-spinning conversation.

Lots of the others are very good.

related https://twitter.com/blockbain/status/1287859725997084672 thread

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Historical data suggests extreme inflation has already occurred and that we are all boiled frogs.


"FIRE EVERYBODY AND HIRE BRAZILIANS !!!" ... ROFL ... Cheesy Cheesy


"AND THE FISH TURNS TO THE OTHER FISH ... WTF IS WATER??" ... Amazing jokes! Cheesy Cheesy


^ edit for that:  "WTF IS MONEY??" Cheesy Cheesy
legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
Time to hold our coins
Panic sellers will exit
We gain with bull run



#haiku


Have you been through a bull run as a HODLers in any previously BTC price run, glowing10?

I see that you have a July 31, 2017 forum registration date ("awkward" date, no?)

It can take a lot of time, practice and persistence to really HODL through a bullrun, and my ongoing (tentatively still) impression of our current bull run is that it actually started around April 1, 2019, and it was tentatively confirmed to have had started on that date in about mid-May 2019.

Yeah, we have had some definite challenges and testing of our HODLer resolve in the past 2 years, and there surely had been a decent amount of shakening of weak hands through the past 2 years -ish.. and even speculations and beliefs from them that our two year bull run was not in progress.

In other words, corrections within a bull run can be long, deep and ultimately savage, weeding out HODLers who we had previously considered to have been strong hands.

Seems that neither of us, glowing10, are expecting any kind of smooth ride from here on out, or even the absence of continued "testing" of HODLer resolve.  Maybe you can say a bit more about background that might substantiate your resolve or your plans going forward in terms of being ready, willing and able to hold through possible tougher periods that are likely?   or at least whether you consider yourself to be in a BTC accumulator situation, a maintainer situation or maybe you have some liquidation needs in the coming year or two?
legendary
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Note the unconventional cAPITALIZATION!
You know what I hope?  I hope that the big ass drop a couple nights ago from 12k to 10.5 was a bear shorting and that was him selling at market.  He was sure from all the lines on his chart it was going down from here.

And now he is getting just a little bit nervous.  And wondering if he set the leverage a little too high.

Maybe we get to see him cover.  Ha.  I hope so.
legendary
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Addicted to HoDLing!
3D printing a Pokémon doll as a special present to my niece. Uncle duties...

Looks like the beast has awoken again!

We are The HoDLers.
We answer to no one, but...
Lambos, Hookers, Blow!

#haiku

That's a bit of a stark contrast, AlcoHoDL, all contained within one post.   Shocked Shocked

Wow, right before my previous post! Are we telepathically connected?

Believe me, I thought about the contrast issue.

Haiku/Uncle duties conflicting... LOL.

Her daddy is a coiner. Thanks to me. Although he holds much more alts than BTC. I've warned him, but he has fallen into the "BTC too expensive" trap. I hope the incoming bull run will find him HoDLing some good amount of corn.
legendary
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Addicted to HoDLing!
Pokémon doll still 3D printing... 13h 42m left.

Number go up.
Volume go up.

$12k (10k €) / BTC before doll ready?
legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
Have you guys been consulting with Torque?

Numbers are hardly as BIG of a thing as you are making them out to be.

Even though they are.

only because some traders seem use round numbers to place their orders doesn't mean "we" are making them big.  

there sure are some big walls at the obvious points. so i too set weirdish amounts on my ladders.

Even when I beat to death the idea with people about not setting their orders exactly at round numbers, they still do it.

But sure, I also understand that even if the orders are not exactly set at the round numbers, there will also be a bit of gravitation of orders at various BIG psychological points too, and probably even some playing around of whales and institutional investors to exacerbate an already existing condition to make the psychological price point even BIGGER than it should be.

Part of the reason too, that once we break through some of the BIG round number resistance points, the distance travelled tends to have some irrationality to it, too.

Part of the reason also, if you are still following me, why the previous ATH is quite likely to have a deadman's zone.. and in this current situation, I am still tentatively predicting it to be (and perhaps I am even being a bit too conservative on the topside of such zone) in the $17,250 to $23,500 arena..  

3D printing a Pokémon doll as a special present to my niece. Uncle duties...

Looks like the beast has awoken again!

We are The HoDLers.
We answer to no one, but...
Lambos, Hookers, Blow!

#haiku

That's a bit of a stark contrast, AlcoHoDL, all contained within one post.   Shocked Shocked
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
Too many charts here  Grin I know we should look at the wall but I believe that time has passed.
We need more trains, rockets and spartans.
Forget charts.

Yep get outside that box look at this from a miners viewpoint.

Tx fees shot to the moon in 2017 april

ATH was dec 2017


Tx fees are way up there July 2020

I think they are a leading indicator of a bullrun



In 2017 you started to have gear shortages  then bull run

In 2020 bitmain ain't selling anything = Bull run?


https://shop.bitmain.com/  every miner sold out = Bullrun?

https://shop.bitmain.com/product/parts  every part sold out = Bullrun?


but wait there is more

I have done difficulty threads for years.

Called the 2018 october difficulty drop perfectly. to the exact epoch

I study price / difficulty relationships  a lot.


BACK IN 2017 diff could not keep up with the price rise. miners with gear in place scored big time

from july 7 2017 diff was 860 gh  to dec 5 2017 diff was 1.34th   so increase in diff was a factor of

1340/860 = 1.558 factor increase

check price rise from july 7 2017 to dec  5 2017

July 4 2524    dec 11 16060  or 16060/2524 = 6.36 factor increase

that was a glorious time for a miner  as price jumped 6.363x  while diff jumped 1.558x

So if I am correct every factor or indicator for a repeat is in place.

crazy high fees
restricted gear purchasing

it all matches up.

it also fits with USA election fud
covid-19 fud

I would think if you go from july 21 price of 9100 x 6.36 = 57902

This is an outside the box analysis based from the viewpoint of a miner not a trader.


legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
Reminds me of when I 1st heard Deep Purple's  "Smoke on the Water" and thought the refrain was "Slooooow running Hoooooorses!....."

...on fire in the sky.

Obviously, a hymn from the book of revelations.

I wonder what's that "mobile" they are referring to as in:
"To make records with a mobile
We didn't have much time..."

calling @JimboToronto...

They were recording an album for mobile studios on the spur of the moment is the story. IIRC

some stupid with a flare gun burned it to the ground

smoke on the water and fire in the sky.


frank zappa of the mother’s  studio was burned to the ground.

My first concert at long islands nassau coliseum.

1972 I was 15.

Hah, those were the days of youth for me as well. My Mom was a bartender and i used to play this on the jukebox all day long. these days it would be child abuse to have kids in bars. Smiley

she used toi say i was better off in the bar with her than on the streets Smiley

My wife's granddad then her dad owned a bar from the 1930's to 1980 In Jamaica Queens.,

He was Joe the bartender before Jackie Gleason was.
legendary
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I fix broken miners. And make holes in teeth :-)
h o l y  fuck. $35mio for a mini rig. BFL?

No wonder I have never seen one on Ebay: People probably sacrificed them to the God of Death or bashed them into little bits with hammers or something.

That thread does make me feel more in sync with others about my past stupidity. Well not stupidity: We did the best we could with the information we had. If everyone had held their coinz then they would never have been worth anything to begin with.

Ah well.

legendary
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I fix broken miners. And make holes in teeth :-)
Well well well. Turns out Lambie is just some girl. And only a four at that.

https://twitter.com/Jordan_Sather_/status/1290135792027750403

*laughing my ass off*

Christ, I love how stupid people can really be. It's why you should always make money off dumb people.
legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
Goddamn it. Why didn't I put in a buy order just in case this happened? Man.... ;(

Hope we retest 10k again.

Wishing for down is not permissible, here.



Greed at highest since July last year  Cool



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZYZoQQ6LJQ

Whoaza...., Maybe goldkingcoiner is correct (above)?

We cannot have too much optimism.  That optimism must be broken.  right guys?Huh

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legendary
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Terrifyingly important podcast https://twitter.com/ttmygh/status/1289863271131086848

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Bill and Grant welcome Russell Napier to The End Game to discuss the reasons behind the long-term disinflationist's recent decision to step off that train and prepare for the return of inflation.Using examples from the 1690s, 1930s and 1970s, Russell makes the case for inflation in the United States hitting 4% before the end of the year and explains why recent moves by the U.S. government to circumvent the Federal Reserve have changed the game dramatically and, potentially, bring The End Game much closer. Russell offers a primer on real financial repression and explains how dangerously different the world may look in the not-too-distant future. Strap yourself in - this is another head-spinning conversation.

Lots of the others are very good.

related https://twitter.com/blockbain/status/1287859725997084672 thread

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Historical data suggests extreme inflation has already occurred and that we are all boiled frogs.
legendary
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Well well well. Turns out Lambie is just some girl. And only a four at that.

https://twitter.com/Jordan_Sather_/status/1290135792027750403

Man, trumpverse twitter is nuts.
legendary
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edit: just some measly $100mio mistake.

As a famous (asoiaf) quote tells "If I look back, I am lost."
People often make poor decisions. Some make good decisions that eclipse the bad ones, some just go forward and some live with regrets (maybe it was closed because of the 3rd group, maybe because of getting spammy, I don't know).
Especially before 2017 it came easy to sell cheap. Many didn't think Bitcoin can get this high (or higher!); now we've seen that 20k is easily possible.

Just think on those who didn't sell. Those who didn't sell altcoins that looked great until they crumbled to dust.


The best option may be somewhere in the middle. Then you can say something like "I won some and I've lost some".
Actually one of the known advises is to not hold the whole bag and also don't sell in all in one step (maybe with different words).
But this means that those are 100% money one "affords to lose" (doesn't have to touch for decade/s). Not possible everywhere.
legendary
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Be a bank
Well well well. Turns out Lambie is just some girl. And only a four at that.

https://twitter.com/Jordan_Sather_/status/1290135792027750403
legendary
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meh, why is this wonderful thread closed?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=163258.1720;topicseen

there are true gems to be found in there:

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This one is a no brainer. Paid roughly 3500 bitcoins for a mini rig. At the time btc was approx 8 bucks a piece. Had I held on to them, I would have become a millionaire a few times over. Had BFL shipped on time, it would been a good bet, but It was bad timing. I also should have invested into friedcats deal. I came really close, but didnt..  It seems like every investment turned out bust. the ones I turned out were the ones i should have invested in.. So, I totally believe in buying and holding.


h o l y  fuck. $35mio for a mini rig. BFL?

it is one of those threads where you can actually learn something.


check this one out:

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Mining 10,000 coins, selling them at $2 a pop because money was tight. I told everyone this is the next big thing, then ignored my own advice. That was an $8,000,000 mistake. Wish I had forgot about a few.

Joining the bay area bitcoin meetups in 2011, meeting lots of entrepreneurs with great ideas who wanted to work with me, even pay in bitcoins, then moving away for a new comfortable salaried job.

Buying in at $200 a few months ago when I again realized I hadn't missed the boat, then selling at $300 for a quick buck thinking I could buy back in.

Buying in again at $1000, then the crash happened.

Getting hacked at MtGox, CampBX, Inputs.io

I made a lot of "almost" right decisions. No more trading for me Tongue

getting nausea just reading this...  Cry

edit: just some measly $100mio mistake.

edit2: sry for necroing..
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