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Any cunt that can teach a robot to roller skate is pretty cool by me

 

Boston Dynamics, analog model (among other things)

Yeah, and sometimes we're slowly gaining for a week, just to lose all those gains in 15 minutes.

Depends on the season.

You know what shits me about Bitcoin ?

It goes up fast and then slowly falls.

We spend 90% of the time falling in price.

Bear take the stairs. Bulls take a rocket.

https://twitter.com/danheld/status/1269085942435819521?s=21

Voted 51-60%. Will definitely buy back all or nearly all during the bear market that will follow.

Agreed.
On a more stupid and ironic note I would use the following hashtag based on yours
#StrongCats
 

General reminder that people with too high IQ are not allowed to be cops.

The Police in the US is the opposite of serving and to protecting the ordinary people, but it is not a wonder or coincidence, that the US is always using force to protect their interests. Despite that, i do not really see a correlation and causality for the guy in the wheelchair or the girl on the ground to be blindly involved and hit by force, but that seems to be a educational problem in the US in general. The only ones that should be protected are those victims, aka ordinary people, from the police in the US 

I have just realised what you have just said maybe is key here. In US people are already used (and more than justifiably angry) to police brutality and abuse but... maybe riot police is a rare thing that isn't usually employed nor there are dedicated teams? If people would confuse their action such as that of a regular cop I totally understand the surprise and anger over their (pretty standard) procedure.

In fact now that I rewatch the video, they indeed almost broke formation during the confusion, something a dedicated squad wouldn't do. Maybe they are regular cops that just received a very basic anti riot training and gear after the riots started?

Riot police is usually harmless, as long as you fucking go out of their way when they start advancing because their main mission is just to disperse riots, that's all. They are not even going to run after you unless you do something crazily stupid. Of course, people need to know that beforehand, otherwise they won't understand why they are being beaten with batons and how they could have easily avoided it in first place.

Gosh.

I probably would not be the right person to ask on this topic.  Remember when we went up to $20k, my cash probably got only into the 12% arena (so 88% BTC at the top), and on the dips to $3,124 and subsequently to $3,850, I was probably in the neighborhood of 1% or maybe I was too chicken and I kept about 1.5%.

Currently, I am about 3.5% for cash, so you are causing me to consider that maybe I am doing something that causes me NOT to sell enough BTC.. but then I have been continuingly wanting to prepare for up.. and to error on the side of overly HODL.

In other words, I am hardly ever keeping enough cash, yet even when I got to 12% (at the top of the 2017 run), I was feeling like I had way too much cash in my various accounts...

It's like a damned if you do and damned if you don't situation.  Yet, sometimes I think that I might not be playing around enough with changing my percentages at various price locations.. because I feel better sleeping in bitcoin... for some reason.  

Possibly a way to adjust this could be to start shaving off a bit higher amounts of dollars from selling BTC after we get above $30k-ish... I will consider this idea in the coming months (or maybe I will just procrastinate to see how some of these price matters play out and just work with the idea of selling a bit more in a more spontaneous kind of way... let's say in the supra $60k arena - assuming that there are decent odds to get there).. ..

I have already seen that the dollar value really does start to add up, just with the mediocre and ongoing incremental sales, and I just hate having so many dollars just sitting idle, even though we have seen that they can come in quite handy 6 - 12 months after we start to realize that we are in a prolonged correction, considering that it might happen similarly in the future.


I am thinking that Hairy might already have his standard of living already worked out with other cash that he has in other places, and figuring out when and how to play around with the 15% is merely just trying to figure out a kind of sound and comfortable strategy about when the BTC price is surely going up.,. without the dramatic corrections and/or uncertain periods of sideways (which are really just threats of continued down corrections).  

In other words, first world problems of already having more money than he really needs... hahahahahaha  

This is metaphysical. We are being told that more BTC is being bought than mined. So how is that possible? How can asset devalue in scarcity? 

The right amount to maintain your current standard of living.

I’m 85% BTC, 15% USD. The only real question over the next 18 months is when to convert the remaining USD to BTC

That was too long to hodl that coin if you think you already gained profit why not sell it instead of getting for another long term again.
That strategy so your dad don't give you a huge amount of money lol

The goal sooner or later is to pass the last ATH, until this happens it would be very cautious.

https://twitter.com/btctimetraveler/status/1268953945336172545

i have not sold any since 2016, so this time, need to sell some good amount