Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 8133. (Read 26712846 times)

It's about Factorials.

This example was made trickier by the fact that by grouping operators incorrectly (as in (230-220) * 0.5), you get 5.

Cool! I just noticed my bid for XMR at 0.0065 got filled and that its 0.0074 now... nice!

Bitserve definitely knows something about treating your nether parts with alcohol. Heed his advice!  

But is it really cheap? The selloff might still continue. Trump managed to pump the stocks on friday but I doubt it'll last and it seems like BTC is being liquidated to make up for the losses.

Last weekend there was a selloff in the night between sunday and monday in anticipation of the falling stocks. I am waiting to see if the same happens again.

The same could be said for bitcoin, even if we measure it in shopping trolley units.

I think neither side is making sense in this pointless argument.

You mean like this one from the king of conspiracy theories?
Did mcafee just kill those toilet paper hoarders hopes in trying to turn a profit on their greed?
https://twitter.com/officialmcafee/status/1238828532991700993

Chinas reply to trump saying it was their fault during the national emergency speech and why it wasnt called state of emergency?
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-13/chinese-official-pushes-conspiracy-theory-u-s-army-behind-virus

Long live Bitcoin!!

I sure hope everyone is getting their fill of cheap coins.

Americans have very short attention spans so I suspect that this Corona thing will end in a couple of weeks.

The longer it lasts the more they will be willing to sacrifice whatever they can to make it just finish already.

The media hype will get desperate for attention but likely they will find some new shiny story to focus on.

Do they stink the room out if the filter's broken?

Are they as useless as the public toilet hand dryers?

Most people end out wiping their wet hands on their jeans in public toilets because the dryers are crap. If the bidet dryers are as bad what do you wipe your arse on to dry it fast if there's no toilet paper available?

 Thanks guys!  
 I found another store nearby that had a one item per person policy in effect for most items and it was well stocked.  My wife never travels without a bottle of Purelle and a pouch of Lysol (or Clorox) wipes so we were good for that.  I really just wanted some bottled water for the road.  No chance I will find any hand sanitizer around here but I was able to locate some Everclear 151 which is 75.5% ethanol.  It could serve double duty

I'm gonna sit outside for a while and catch the last sun to get my vitamin D production started, then I'm going to bed early to read a good book.
Have a pleasant evening you all.

Do you guys want to open a betting pool for when the virus pandemic ends?

Interesting vote here.
Now all markets are in a downtrend, including because of the pandemic.
A drop or increase in the price of Bitcoin will not affect the virus in any way, and a sharp spread and massive infections can well shake all markets, including the cryptocurrency market. Therefore, I am more afraid of the second option.
I think this is really dangerous and can lead to irreversible consequences.

With everyone locked up at home, at the end of the year the hospitals will be saturated with thousands and thousands of mothers who will give birth to their children,
the world population will increase.
Future Bitcoiners are on their way.

You sound like you'd identify as genderfluid.

At least Bitserve can make arguments and have debates in an attempt to communicate, while you just bring up complete crap and then run your mouth every single time you post anything.

Yes, it is, that's the point. One is always under any circumstance functionally reflexive over time, regardless of whether you compare a 2019 BTC with a 2019 or a 2041 BTC, the other is not. I'd tell you to learn to read but that clearly won't save you.

The matter of fact remains, as soon as a central bank prints too much money the underlying fiat currency loses its function as money which is something that can not happen with BTC. Nobody ever tried to argue that the denomination changes. That's the whole point of the argument.

Fiat currencies deliberately muzzle this fact and it's clearly going way over your head.

this narrative is one of the reasons why lots of idiots will keep spreading it. what a moron. he will panic soon. wait for it.

no, it is important to mix the ethanol with water: 30%water - 70%ethanol

if you use 100% ethanol it will evaporate to quickly to be able to kill the virus. if mixed with water as above described, it will evaporate slow enough to kill corona.

Good morning Bitcoinland.

Things seem to have settled down a little today as we're consolidating into a sideways pennant in the mid-$5xxx range... currently $5419USD/$7532CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

Let's see if we go up or down from here. My feeling is that we had capitulation, shook out the weaklings and short-termers and will start our rise to glory.

It may take some time though.


"Paper" is just another word for cold storage. It may be in the form of ink on paper, flash memory storage, characters engraved on a steel plate or anything that can be used to record a private key and a public key.

Lots of people still use it. You don't think the Winklevoss twins or Tim Draper keep their bitcoins on a Trezor or Ledger device or expose them to hackers by keeping them in wallet application programs do you? Of course they use "paper" wallets. Same with the cold storage reserves of the major online exchanges, and I would assume the banks and government agencies.

If addresses are generated on devices (both PC and printer) that will not be connected to the internet, these addresses are safe from hackers and can be considered paper wallets.

The most convenient form is printed on paper and has easy-to-scan QR codes. The problem with this is that if it falls into the wrong hands your coins can be moved to another address to which you have no access. I use this as a form of "cool" storage for coins I keep at home or for travel.

The best way to maintain security is keep multiple copies in multiple off-site locations. They obviously need to be in a form that are inaccessible to anyone who finds them.

The obvious choice is encryption but there are other ways. I read somewhere that the Winklevii split each key into several pieces, encrypted each and scattered them around their country in many locations.

Ultimately, you must remember or record some kind of key, be it an actual Bitcoin public/private key pair, a hardware wallet seed phrase, an encryption key, or some other password. There's no getting around that.

It's wise to not put all your eggs in one basket. Split your coins into many addresses. When bitcoins are worth $100k each, sweeping a wallet containing multiple coins becomes a bigger security risk. Many small wallets containing small fractions of bitcoins makes a lot more sense.

I prefer multiple encrypted flash memory devices in multiple off-site locations.

You really don't take setbacks very well do you. Well, let me calm you down a bit, I just read that 50% of the people that tested positive on that cruise ship outside Japan had no symptoms at all. So there is a 50/50 chance that you won't even notice if you get infected.

It was about the risk-reward.

On the bottom of the move bitmex had up to 700+$ difference between spot and index price.

Their liquidation engine works with the index price only.

So what you could do is using that to your advantage:

By going 100x you get liquidated at around 0,51% - but because the index price was 700+$ higher you would only have been liquidated after a 0,51%+700$ (=20%) move.

So basically you took the reward of a 100x while only risking a 5x.