Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 7485. (Read 26586298 times)

Very grateful for your comments, suggestions and some PM received!

Now I must stick to the new plan, buy small quantities regularly.
The previous one was executed as planned, if the accumulated total of fiat fell for any reason, the investments or bitcoin would be sold before stressing the family economy.

The really important thing is that I can still eat and drink, all is not lost.

(Now I am a bull without horns and without BTC)

Better for me if we close this conversation here, I'm sure the situation will improve.

Thx

Did you ROI?

I told people since day one to wait a few years before buying but you know, FOMO be a b1tch.

Okay I'll try again.

My plane ticket bought with plastic confirmed in 15 minutes.

Bitcoin confirmed within one, dunno didn't keep count.

Yes there are contingencies, of course there are. None of this matters. The fact is that bitcoin transactions are instant. This is a fact and the item in question. Do you wish to dispute this fact?

Yeah, that news.

There can be more than one reason that any given person might froth at any given moment.



In other words, my happen to have been frothing at the same moment that you happened to have submitted your post happened to have been a mere coincidence.  So there!!!!!

 then

 Than is used for comparison, then is used for time.  What you wrote can make sense using either then or than but they have entirely different meanings.

 Of course I could be mistaken in what you meant to say; it's better then than than then.

Do you think Cheapair wouldn't just redraw your ticket if your transaction had not confirmed once the time for delivery of goods (you boarding their flight) has come?
Wake me when you have boarded a flight while your payment has still 0 confs.

I would refer to this as a @cAPSLOCK conjecture: we HAVE to do experiments while betting on bitcoin (and others, as a side bet, if you are pleased to do so and in moderation).

look at you, Ibian.. 

still whining.. even though somewhat subtly..... kind of like jbreher.. but maybe even more subtly than him....  because you know you will be beat, until your morale improves.. if you whine more outrightly...


 

With a 80/20 split -- my guess is that someone professionally recovered the wallet password.    I've used a service, took 14 months to crack but they did it and took 20%.   This could be an old wallet.dat file that someone found and didn't have password. 

Agreed 

Does mindrust qualify? 

I understand.  Traditional financial people have been really having a hard time getting their mind around various aspects of bitcoin, even if they can appreciate the sound money aspects of it.

They also have some biasness to both think in terms of fee driven products, and they would not want any of their clients to go more than 1% or perhaps slightly more in some kinds of investments that do not fit within their bailiwick to manage.

I suppose that the more that they are exposed to the idea, they might be willing to accept that clients invest more than 1% into such a product and they might even begin to have exposure to some traditional vehicles, such as GBTC or some other products that are allowing them (or what they have available to them) to get involved.  We know that behind the scenes there are some well respected financial institutions , such as fidelity, that are getting deeper and deeper into bitcoin, and so credibility is coming to bitcoin through some of those earlier players who are also likely profiting more because they are figuring out some way to get into bitcoin within their traditional investment mindset (that also includes some of the encumbrances of such traditional investment systems).. whether reputation or even liabilities if something goes really wrong with custody.

Of course, with bitcoin it was designed in a way to limit the needs of various kinds of middlemen, whether we are talking banks or financial advisors.... so likely there are difficulties for even smart (and attempting to be unbiased) financial advisors to direct anyone towards a product that is somewhat intended to put them out of business (or to minimize the need for them) 


hahaahahha

You don't have to outrun the bear.  You just have to outrun your friend.   

Yes... I can see.. vapourminer that you are becoming somewhat scaredy cat by this virus and the economic macro situation... and sure I don't want to deny that we likely don't want to reach bitcoin richness or fuck you status in the midst of Armageddon, so it would be much preferable to reach such status under more normal circumstances in which the whole world is not burning down around us.

Of course, each of us has to plan accordingly, in terms of how much guns, bullets and food we need to put in storage and whether we need a bunker, based on our location including if we have options to remain a kind of obscure rich (and not a target), but also there is no real indication that the various BTC price prediction models such as 1) stock to flow, 2) four year fractal and/or 3) s-curve exponential adoption based on metcalfe and networking principles is NOT still playing out.

Sure, the price prediction models might need to be tweaked, but what the hell else are we going to invest in?  Bitcoin remains the best investment on the block, even if more Armageddon-like circumstances end up playing out way more than we would have wished them to be.. and yeah there could be some shutting down of the internet and communications, too but is that really going to bring down the value of bitcoin and our ability to store it and perhaps transmit value from time to time, as needed in it?  Yeah, sure, buy yourself some guns, bullets and maybe even a bunker, and hopefully that does not take up too much of your current resources that you cannot keep a decent amount of your value in bitcoin a the same time.. because even if our concept of "fuck you" might have changed in some ways, the concept still has not gone away, relatively speaking, when we are considering the better ways to allocate in order to maintain as many options as we can, which is still a kind of "fuck you" status, even if we might not be saying it with as much arrogance because we are afraid that the masses might otherwise attack us.. .. so yeah, during Armageddon-like circumstances, the deployment of our "fuck you" resources may likely need to be exercised with both a certain amount of covertness in order that we do not unreasonably cause ourselves to be a target through our own inabilities to hide that we might have more resources (you can hide bitcoin, by the way) than the vast majority of others.

Got my fiat ready to buy this temporary weakness 

Well, even if it's not Satoshi's stash, it still makes bitcoin short-term bearish. It's not every day that someone who mined bitcoin in 2009 makes a transaction.

On this little pump, I'm thinking of going for a swing trade with a "bit" of my stash. Selling here and buying back at ~$9000 doesn't sound like a very bad idea IMO.

News: some non-satoshi old coins moved. The traders:

Yeah no need to panic, I had to pay the doctor for my cock reduction surgery.

Observing @ $9,416
Wednesday feeling has not started yet 🤪