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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 7530. (Read 26723832 times)

legendary
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Addicted to HoDLing!
@fillippone

That sucks man. Can you imagine the heart dropping feeling if you were to click send & see what you’d just done?

i had a very similar heart stopping moment sweeping a paper wallet many years ago. clicked, realized my mistake (failed to sweep all of it.. dont ask and this was before RBF). man till i verified the change went back to the paper wallet addy.. well.. not a good feeling.

TLDR    check it several times when messing with stuff.

Yeah, I hear you.

I remember once I was transferring some amount of BTC (double digits) and was waiting for the confirmations. It took a while. Man, that was a long wait. But it went through eventually. It's always gone through. Never lost a sat. The Bitcoin network is a model of robustness. But it won't forgive you if you make a mistake. Which is one of its powers. No safety net. No customer service/bank to call to. WE are the bank, so we'd better give it the respect it demands.

HoDL.
legendary
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Merit: 3614
what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?
@fillippone

That sucks man. Can you imagine the heart dropping feeling if you were to click send & see what you’d just done?

i had a very similar heart stopping moment sweeping a paper wallet many years ago. clicked, realized my mistake (failed to sweep all of it.. dont ask and this was before RBF, if that even would of worked with the wallet i did it with, dunno). man till i verified the change went back to the paper wallet addy.. well.. not a good feeling. that 10-20 minutes till a few confirms went in. otherwise it would of been donated to the miners as the fee if i recall the rules correctly.

2/10 would not recommend.

TLDR    check it several times when messing with stuff.
legendary
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Merit: 5146
Note the unconventional cAPITALIZATION!
So take a look at the stock market today... We might be moving with it again.

BTC is tracking with Stonks and oil, while gold holds.
legendary
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These exchange hacks really suck not only for the people who lost their coins but also for the price. Whoever drives the price down, might be some hackers with stolen coins.
legendary
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Merit: 1245
legendary
Activity: 3766
Merit: 5146
Note the unconventional cAPITALIZATION!
Nasty.

At some point the shorts will cover though.
legendary
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diamond-handed zealot
this here is a bunch of bullshit
legendary
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Merit: 11519
Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
Put up a little fight, and don't allow me  to triumph too easily.  Touché.  

Alexa, show me JJG's triumph final lap.

...



Doesn't look good.... if true.

hero member
Activity: 798
Merit: 909
Good morning Bitcoinland.

Bouncy bouncy. After briefly touching 5 digits we're back in the mid-$9xxx range again... currently $9635USD/$13006CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

Did someone mention boring?

Man-Bear-Whales

Ahhh. The memories.



An historic event in Bitcoin's history, the slaying of Man-Bear-Whale Oct 6, 2014:

https://vimeo.com/273629899

I got lucky and watched it as it happened.

Spartan support at $300.

I've read about this epic moment in Bitcoin history, but for the first time I saw that video. Impressive! I have no doubts that all the bears will be slayed like this.  Grin And if the bear feels bad now at 9K, imagine how bad it will feel at 100K.

That truly was epic.
He placed his 30,000 at 300 which equates to $9,000,000 the Bart move the other day on the dump was around $60,000,000. The stakes are higher now although back then BTC didn't have as many followers so impressive nonetheless.
Is that where the Sparts meme comes from?
legendary
Activity: 1891
Merit: 3096
All good things to those who wait
Good morning Bitcoinland.

Bouncy bouncy. After briefly touching 5 digits we're back in the mid-$9xxx range again... currently $9635USD/$13006CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

Did someone mention boring?

Man-Bear-Whales

Ahhh. The memories.



An historic event in Bitcoin's history, the slaying of Man-Bear-Whale Oct 6, 2014:

https://vimeo.com/273629899

I got lucky and watched it as it happened.

Spartan support at $300.

I've read about this epic moment in Bitcoin history, but for the first time I saw that video. Impressive! I have no doubts that all the bears will be slayed like this.  Grin And if the bear feels bad now at 9K, imagine how bad it will feel at 100K.
legendary
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Merit: 5474
https://twitter.com/MsHodl/status/1256379034407034880?s=20
Quote
5 Answers to #Bitcoin
 Questions many newbs are too embarrassed to ask.

Aka.. impromptu video at work, because why not.

and some links further down. Quick, easy, shaggable sorry er clear.

I like this woman.

https://twitter.com/MsHodl/status/1268733688772083712
legendary
Activity: 4242
Merit: 5039
You're never too old to think young.
Good morning Bitcoinland.

Bouncy bouncy. After briefly touching 5 digits we're back in the mid-$9xxx range again... currently $9635USD/$13006CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

Did someone mention boring?

Man-Bear-Whales

Ahhh. The memories.



An historic event in Bitcoin's history, the slaying of Man-Bear-Whale Oct 6, 2014:

https://vimeo.com/273629899

I got lucky and watched it as it happened.

Spartan support at $300.
legendary
Activity: 2050
Merit: 1184
Never selling
And bitcoin drops back to 9700. This is really kind of boring. Blah.


9600 even waaaaay more boring

This feels so 2014/15 I remember very well those early Bart Simpson moves between 400$ and 600$. It looks we need to cook more before starting the rocket.
Personally, I don't care. This is a good accumulation range before the rocket era.

Yep exactly how I remember it.
legendary
Activity: 2310
Merit: 1422
And bitcoin drops back to 9700. This is really kind of boring. Blah.


9600 even waaaaay more boring

This feels so 2014/15 I remember very well those early Bart Simpson moves between 400$ and 600$. It looks we need to cook more before starting the rocket.
Personally, I don't care. This is a good accumulation range before the rocket era.
legendary
Activity: 2758
Merit: 13660
BTC + Crossfit, living life.
And bitcoin drops back to 9700. This is really kind of boring. Blah.


9600 even waaaaay more boring
legendary
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Merit: 17063
Fully fledged Merit Cycler - Golden Feather 22-23
@fillippone

That sucks man. Can you imagine the heart dropping feeling if you were to click send & see what you’d just done?

 Shocked

Don't make me even think about it. In the better scenario I would still be in that room bangin my head on the wall.
legendary
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Merit: 9709
#1 VIP Crypto Casino
@fillippone

That sucks man. Can you imagine the heart dropping feeling if you were to click send & see what you’d just done?

 Shocked
legendary
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Merit: 17063
Fully fledged Merit Cycler - Golden Feather 22-23
Oooops

https://www.coindesk.com/whale-sent-130-ether-transaction-fee

‘Whale’ Just Sent $130 in Cryptocurrency With a $2.6M Transaction Fee

At least it wasn't BTC

Edit: seems like the person made the same "mistake" twice!
This is second time as few days back already happen today they are saying paid another really wired.

When it happened to BTC it was way more painful:

More thant 291 BTC to transfer 0.0001 BTC!




https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/transaction/cc455ae816e6cdafdb58d54e35d4f46d860047458eacf1c7405dc634631c570d


At a whoopping 14,836,500 Sat/b fee!

This is a beautiful example on how much solid BTC network is: miners had all the incentive to reorg the chain to try to "steal" that transaction from a confirmed block. This was not possible even given the enormous incentive fromthe biggest pool to try to do so.





legendary
Activity: 3556
Merit: 9709
#1 VIP Crypto Casino
Oooops

https://www.coindesk.com/whale-sent-130-ether-transaction-fee

‘Whale’ Just Sent $130 in Cryptocurrency With a $2.6M Transaction Fee

At least it wasn't BTC

Edit: seems like the person made the same "mistake" twice!

FFS

Hopefully Vitalik does the right thing here.
legendary
Activity: 3808
Merit: 7912
.......Understanding how is not really the important part, understanding why is and if you understand that then feel free to share.

If you are referring to the “how” and “why” of the existence of the Universe then I beg to differ
(if not then nm rest of my post)
How the universe came into existence is a whole branch of science aka cosmology and is pretty
important in advancing human knowledge (in my book anyway).
Asking why the Universe exists is kind of silly imo. The question assumes the Universe has a
purpose. Unless you buy into all that magic sky fairy crap and all the superstitious nonsense that
follows (sadly, like most of the human population) aka all religions, you know the Universe has no
purpose. It just is.
Just for shits and giggles I googled “why does the Universe exist” and the 1st result was a bunch of
godswill mumbo jumbo....what a surprise, lol .

You just made my point.

And you just made my point too

Lol, not quite but close enough as I will not spend the time necessary but the universe will explain it to you if you have the ability to listen, it has more than enough time.

One of the first lessons you should have learned from the universe is that there is no such thing as time  Tongue

 Try to sell that one to the bank holding your mortgage or better still, your boss.
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