Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 8051. (Read 26714364 times)

I'm going to bed now. I have one of those nice British crime novels I want to finish.
It's "The Chalk Pit" by Elly Griffiths, Book #9 in the Ruth Galloway series if anyone wants to know.
They are quite enjoyable.

https://mysterysequels.com/ruth-galloway-series-in-order/the-chalk-pit

Yep... I know that it is scary when the price is plunging so damned drastically, but experienced BTC HODLers should be prepared for such wildness, and such wildness in bitcoin is NOT likely to be over any time soon.... actually, seems that the odds for outrageous wildness outweigh the odds for not having outrageous wildness.  That is part of what makes bitcoin such a great investment to the upside is because it is so god damned new that so many peeps do not recognize or appreciate its value, but long time BTC HODLers should know better in terms of both recognizing and appreciating BTC's value, so that either they are buying on dips or at minimum they are not selling on dips. 

Seems that peeps have difficulties learning, even long time BTC HODLers.

If you do drop dead from a second infection the vaccine trials are going to get very interesting.
everyone that has been vaccinated will drop dead when they are exposed to the virus. That's gonna make people keep their distance.

Peeps like you deserve an implanted chip, so TPTB can unambiguously track your surly lil ass.  


 

I read that corona viruses are stable and not prone to mutate, unlike the flu.
I don't believe "the second will kill you" rumors, haven't read that in any reputable paper.

remember

the thing mutates

and there is suggestion that the second round kills you deader than shit

I am not going to deny that there is a decent amount of importance regarding ventilators and PPE... but I am inclined to believe that testing is amongst the most important in order to stop the fucking mass panic and the shutting down of everything.  Fuck that shit.

So, 100x up on various testing methods and production of tests and getting everyone the fuck tested.  Thereafter some folks are going to get a green light... or at least understand what their status is and whether or not they can interact.. and of course, testing is not going to be a one and done thing, but it is likely the path forward towards opening businesses back up and lifting travel/movement restrictions.

I wasn't there, and "truth" on the internet is a dicey business, but I did see the posts on this and it did look as if they tacked the latch on some buildings.



pro tip, you can't lock anything away from a man with a cordless angle grinder and a thinwheel

Well branding would be more permanent and a bit simpler to do. However the guy 2 posts up has a pretty good answer: Not yet.

Huh?  is that true?

There was not welding of doors in china, was there?

Not really...What i am saying that if someone knew their antibody status then they CAN take a bit more appropriate risk, like going to a grocery shop without much fear of being infected by a sneezing lady/guy nearby. Some can even volunteer for civic services. I am totally not saying that having antibodies would make you a superman partying day and night.

Having more information is almost always better. Regarding timing, I agree that maybe it is not the time, but only because the number of antibody-positive is probably low, although without testing we don't even know if it is a fact.

The amount of additional work that you did (or seem willing to do) on this topic, VB1001, seems to justify that this could be its own thread that is updated periodically.  I am not sure if such a thread exists on the forum, but it surely is a prolific space and surely if such a thread were to be created, it might become somewhat overwhelming to keep track of not only if the podcast is still currently having new episodes coming out or if it is converting into a shitcoin podcast... hahahaha..

Fair (and reasonable) shitcoin deviance is likely something that varies from perspective, and sometimes even some of the greatest of podcasters might have some deviance that may or may not be tolerant... Recently, I had heard a coupe of the podcasters who had been in the podcast business for nearly three years and hundreds of episodes bantering about why the halvening date keeps changing, and they had been raising that issue in the past few episodes (it was actually the bad crypto podcast), and  I thought holy fucking shit, they don't even seem to know some basic shit that makes bitcoin amazing and that is regarding the re-targeting that takes place every two weeks... but anyhow, my main point is that sometimes very experienced podcasters might not know basic shit (which is even true from me, too, as you can see from my posts, from time to time, I will bring up some shit that I don't even know, and I ask for an explanation, then after someone explains it, then I realize that was some pretty basic shit that I had not even known or considered).

Thanks. Now it makes more sense than that single statement on its own.
As such investor, i'd rather drop a lot of other assets instead of bitcoin, but that's just me (not a big investor).

The institutions will be a huge piece of the Bitcoin price going forward imho. Some of the wealthiest investors I know live New York and 12,300 New Yorkers just tested positive! I'm sure they don't care about investments right now when they are out looking for toilet paper and cleaning supplies.
It's the tip of the iceberg...

Humans are still the biggest threat to the human species.

Mind to share some additional thoughts about that $4800 statement?


They are driven into over-consumption (and so into debt) for a reason.
It's an educational problem. If we can get people to be educated well, or self-educate well (for the older generations), they are able to step out of this filthy spending game.
Also nobody but the biggest idiots (minorities) would vote a ***tard like Donald for president.
But nowadays the media is educating people to be selfish little consumer zombies. 

Well said JJG. DCAing every month or three is a much better strategy that just FOMOing in during every bull run spike.

I mean, even if my conservative prediction of a $80K/btc floor in ten years turned out to be wrong, and it was instead say half of that. $40K+/btc. That's still, what, like 7X higher from here? Tell me what stock or other investment would do that by 2030? I'd be willing to bet none of them. None. Certainly not a corporate-blessed 401K, that's for damn sure.

For fk sake, even if people didn't like or want to own Bitcoin, they should at least be buying some Gold or Silver and hold it long term. But the sheeple aren't even willing to do that much. And then ten more years pass by and they wonder why they feel even poorer (Pssst! It's stagflation, stupid).  

Sen. Rand Paul has tested positive for coronavirus
https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/22/politics/rand-paul-coronavirus/index.html

Shit, this is not how it was supposed to happen

Couldn't agree with Andreas more, but don't forget it'll work the other way too, once price gets super comfortable, they'll pile on like flies on shit.

Worldometers just reported over 12k cases in New York today! See below...
Some idiot lady just walked past me going into a supermarket coughing like crazy!
Maybe Bitcoin could hit 4800$ again soon imho

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/

Easy!

https://bitcoinvisuals.com/lightning