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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 7534. (Read 26723805 times)

legendary
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diamond-handed zealot
legendary
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Is this some kind of algorithmic trading?
Bizarro.

...at least coinbase didn't glitch, apparently
hero member
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Still a manic miner
insert WTF.gif

stop playing with my heart, Honey (..Badger)
legendary
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Feel free to tag this with a "that's waisis!" meme. Thnx. Wink
Pump it lil Goku!


He is murdain' it right her' yo! Grin
legendary
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legendary
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hmmmmmmmm

hmmmmmmmm... indeed.

I want to believe this one is real... but... I have doubts.

do not doubt..the same policies that led us to this point are still in effect and from what I can see..the plan is to double down on unlimited printing to sustain 'their' goals...what ever that means.

'how ever long it takes'

ftfy

buy bitcoin

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https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2020/07/coronavirus-banks-collapse/612247/

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reforms were well intentioned, but, as we’ll see, they haven’t kept the banks from falling back into old, bad habits. After the housing crisis, subprime CDOs naturally fell out of favor. Demand shifted to a similar—and similarly risky—instrument, one that even has a similar name: the CLO, or collateralized loan obligation.

Same old shit, different name, coming soon.

+1 WOsMerit



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wb beautiful   Smiley    observing 10kish 


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https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2020/07/coronavirus-banks-collapse/612247/

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reforms were well intentioned, but, as we’ll see, they haven’t kept the banks from falling back into old, bad habits. After the housing crisis, subprime CDOs naturally fell out of favor. Demand shifted to a similar—and similarly risky—instrument, one that even has a similar name: the CLO, or collateralized loan obligation.

Same old shit, different name, coming soon.
legendary
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We choose to go to the moon
hmmmmmmmm... indeed.

I want to believe this one is real... but... I have doubts.
legendary
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That actually is the dumbest thing I have seen at least this year.

Jesus take the damn wheel...

And we wonder why when archeologists found the Mayan temples, they also found almost no trace of their historical records.
legendary
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diamond-handed zealot
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Decentralized Identifiers (DID) is the foundational technical component that makes decentralized identity possible. Unlike centralized identifiers commonly used today (email addresses, usernames, etc.), DIDs are generated, owned, and controlled by individuals, not companies or other centralized entities. There are many different approaches to creating DID protocols, but they all revolve around the same concept: user-owned unique identifiers tied to a set of cryptographic keys and routing endpoints. While it’s not difficult to create a basic DID protocol, creating a robustly decentralized and scalable network without resorting to trusted validator nodes, utility tokens, and other mechanisms, is incredibly challenging.

The main man talking on Block Digest now: https://youtu.be/4Egq3vEZ3lk sound is dodgy but doable

Been in the works a while.

linked from the vid https://petertodd.org/2017/scalable-single-use-seal-asset-transfer
legendary
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Note the unconventional cAPITALIZATION!
legendary
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
Just checked, 9999 looks damn cool but I really miss 20k.
sr. member
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CUM ON BOY! Now's the time!
10K
legendary
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WTF, Tesla stock. W.T.F.

Terrifying for the poor pleb investors.

I refused to be a fool, dancing on the string held by all those big shots...in Godfather's scratchy voice and caressing my 2 day stubble.

That said, at least it is not officially bankrupt yet.

A company that has operated in the red for its whole existence *is* bankrupt.

Tesla is not a company though, it's an R&D division funded by taxpayers. Therefore it will never go "bankrupt".
legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
As you stated, I don't have the time to write a book.
Satoshi's comment would certainly apply here. Cheesy
If I had JJGs proclivity I would take a stab at it. Lol

Protip:  I do highly recommend the hunt and peck method.

legendary
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Note the unconventional cAPITALIZATION!
I mean, even if you don't agree to meet with any of us shorter-term WO plebs personally, I hope that at least you will allow some of us to visit your island, and maybe provide free appetizers?  No pressure.

 Wink Wink

I am a simple man Jay, with fairly simple tastes in life.  And have little need for much possessions.  And aside from probably NOT being in the "can buy an island if bitcoin does one or two more runs" category, I'd likely not buy one even if I could.

That said, there is no doubt that I could pick up a vegetable tray or salami platter from Krogers on the way to a WO meetup some day if that mythical event ever happens.  I mean... I'm even good for that if bitcoin only goes DOWN from here...



Not enough to buy an island, but enough to buy a food platter whether BTC prices go up or not...

What to make of it?

I will have to ponder the matter longer, and maybe some day, I could formulate a witty response.

You have truly and literally stumped the chump, this time.   Cry Cry Cry

This was exactly the position I wished for you to be in after my posting.  I see no reason to divulge in any way or to any extent how many bitcoin I hold. But unfortunately another effect of having been in the space for so long there is no doubt that just about all my holdings are known thanks to my reuse of addresses in early days and my various counterparties over the years.  Oh well...  This is also why I think Monero actually has a use case.
legendary
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
WTF, Tesla stock. W.T.F.

Terrifying for the poor pleb investors.

I refused to be a fool, dancing on the string held by all those big shots...in Godfather's scratchy voice and caressing my 2 day stubble.

That said, at least it is not officially bankrupt yet.

If Tesla ever even hints at bankruptcy I'm buying as much of it as I can!
legendary
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