A 5-digit BTC not asking for more .... in the short term 
We will never see a five digit bitcoin again (trying to jinx it
)we will never see 6 digit Bitcoin
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March 11, 2020, 07:49:46 AM
We will never see a five digit bitcoin again (trying to jinx it
)we will never see 6 digit Bitcoin
March 11, 2020, 07:39:35 AM
A 5-digit BTC not asking for more .... in the short term
We will never see a five digit bitcoin again (trying to jinx it
) 
March 11, 2020, 07:34:08 AM
blah blah blah.. no excuses. BTC was designed to shine in a moment like this. And we are failing.
As a HODLer i'll keep my faith, while singing...
I'm taking a ride
With my best friend
I hope he never lets me down again
go Honey Badger, go!!
BTC is designed so shine against inflation and non-functioning banking system tbh.
It is not a hedge against pandemics.
Negative rates, QE, banks going down; bitcoin goes up.
Every other negative scenario takes bitcoin down too
March 11, 2020, 07:30:02 AM
Spain reports 372 new cases and 11 new deaths, raising total to 2,067 cases and 47 dead.
The weather in Spain is nice 20°C - 30°C...
The weather in Spain is nice 20°C - 30°C...
March 11, 2020, 07:26:18 AM
Leaving this here for reference sake... everything is fine, on schedule for the halving whether this is the bottom, or we go a little lower...
Source: https://twitter.com/ChartsBtc/status/1237480799445733376
My outlook is that this pre-3rd halving price action looks more like the 2nd halving than the first, but make of it what you will.
Source: https://twitter.com/ChartsBtc/status/1237480799445733376
My outlook is that this pre-3rd halving price action looks more like the 2nd halving than the first, but make of it what you will.
March 11, 2020, 07:25:01 AM
BTC was designed to shine in a moment like this.
It was designed to be a peer-to-peer version of electronic cash, not a "store of value" or something people buy and hope goes up in value so they can sell it at a higher price. The only thing we know for sure is that if bitcoin loses value, it won't be due to its own inflation.
March 11, 2020, 07:13:27 AM
blah blah blah.. no excuses. BTC was designed to shine in a moment like this. And we are failing.
It don't matter what it was designed to do. What matters is how it's treated and perceived by its present owners. Most of them treat as the frilliest end of their betting slip.
March 11, 2020, 07:09:57 AM
Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz has attempted to explain what exactly happened to Bitcoin's safe haven status. In his new tweet, he writes that investors tend to 'take leverage down' and book profits during such black swan events.
via Imgflip Meme Generator
Not a hedge asset
From the U.S. stock market suffering from its quickest correction since the Great Depression to oil prices plummeting 16 percent — this week will surely go down in history.
When global markets got gripped by a ruthless sell-off, Bitcoin failed to serve as a store of value, which many believe should be its main use case. In fact, BTC performed worse than any traditional asset, shedding 15 percent of its value in less than a week. At press time, it is just trading just below its key support level of $8,500.
Bonds, not Bitcoin
While gold bugs were quick to dismiss Bitcoin's as a hedge against economic uncertainty, Novogtatz's claim about investors booking profit definitely holds water.
One of the biggest surprises of this tumultuous week was the gold price recording a five percent drop on Friday. The yellow metal is considered to be the most robust store of value.
Just like during the 2008 crisis, investors started liquidating both stocks and gold for covering their margin calls. Bonds and cash turned out to be the real safe haven.
https://u.today/mike-novogratz-explains-why-bitcoin-btc-is-failing-as-safe-haven
During his recent interview with TD Ameritrade Network, Ari Paul, the CTO of BlockTowerCapital, agreed with Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz that more money printing initiated by central banks around the globe could be the most bullish case for Bitcoin (BTC).
Is #bitcoin’s store of value use-case broken after its big break from bonds and gold? $btc@AriDavidPaul weighs in:
However, he predicts that Bitcoin could mirror gold in 2008 with a delayed reaction to the looming economic crash.
More aggressive rate cuts
As reported by U.Today, the U.S. Federal Reserve did a 50 bps emergency rate cut on March 3 to cushion the devastating blow from the coronavirus pandemic. However, it provided only a temporal relief for the equities market that had its worst day since the previous recession on March 9.
Now that President Donald Trump calls the Fed 'pathetic' and pressures it to cut rates in a more aggressive manner, things could get really bullish for Bitcoin as Novogratz predicted earlier.
"I totally agree with Novogratz that the strongest bull case for Bitcoin is what we are seeing right now, which is the entire U.S. Treasury curve below one percent," Paul said.
https://u.today/mike-novogratz-thinks-its-strongest-bull-case-for-bitcoin-btc-ari-paul-agrees
via Imgflip Meme GeneratorNot a hedge asset
From the U.S. stock market suffering from its quickest correction since the Great Depression to oil prices plummeting 16 percent — this week will surely go down in history.
When global markets got gripped by a ruthless sell-off, Bitcoin failed to serve as a store of value, which many believe should be its main use case. In fact, BTC performed worse than any traditional asset, shedding 15 percent of its value in less than a week. At press time, it is just trading just below its key support level of $8,500.
Bonds, not Bitcoin
While gold bugs were quick to dismiss Bitcoin's as a hedge against economic uncertainty, Novogtatz's claim about investors booking profit definitely holds water.
One of the biggest surprises of this tumultuous week was the gold price recording a five percent drop on Friday. The yellow metal is considered to be the most robust store of value.
Just like during the 2008 crisis, investors started liquidating both stocks and gold for covering their margin calls. Bonds and cash turned out to be the real safe haven.
https://u.today/mike-novogratz-explains-why-bitcoin-btc-is-failing-as-safe-haven
During his recent interview with TD Ameritrade Network, Ari Paul, the CTO of BlockTowerCapital, agreed with Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz that more money printing initiated by central banks around the globe could be the most bullish case for Bitcoin (BTC).
Is #bitcoin’s store of value use-case broken after its big break from bonds and gold? $btc@AriDavidPaul weighs in:
However, he predicts that Bitcoin could mirror gold in 2008 with a delayed reaction to the looming economic crash.
More aggressive rate cuts
As reported by U.Today, the U.S. Federal Reserve did a 50 bps emergency rate cut on March 3 to cushion the devastating blow from the coronavirus pandemic. However, it provided only a temporal relief for the equities market that had its worst day since the previous recession on March 9.
Now that President Donald Trump calls the Fed 'pathetic' and pressures it to cut rates in a more aggressive manner, things could get really bullish for Bitcoin as Novogratz predicted earlier.
"I totally agree with Novogratz that the strongest bull case for Bitcoin is what we are seeing right now, which is the entire U.S. Treasury curve below one percent," Paul said.
https://u.today/mike-novogratz-thinks-its-strongest-bull-case-for-bitcoin-btc-ari-paul-agrees
blah blah blah.. no excuses. BTC was designed to shine in a moment like this. And we are failing.
As a HODLer i'll keep my faith, while singing...
I'm taking a ride
With my best friend
I hope he never lets me down again
go Honey Badger, go!!
March 11, 2020, 07:02:02 AM
I'm sometimes really starting to dislike human behavior overall 
There are a huge variety of humans, from smart, nice and common sense ones to blatant idiots. You know that. Don't let the scourges affect your overall feelings, you are better than that.
Naaah I know many are the better ones, but 1 idiot fool on a 100 is already much... But my overall feeling are quiet Ok, I just hate reading the worst of them.... Daily proportion of reading are filled with them negative ones, of-course then again that the news and where the most reading is based up on.
Wrong way to look at it.
If you swim in a sea of fools, you have to enlighten youself that there are some islands populated with nice, intelligent people. This should be your reference, or you might drown in masses of idiots. Don't get frustrated by the things you can't change. Change your view/approach
EDIT: I had to combat this too. Once you don't belong to the idiots any more, you start to recognize how many they are.
Returning once again to our wonderful mouse utopia, modern research has been done on them. As we remember, the population first increases rapidly, then a bit slower before eventually leveling out. And then reversing until every single mices was dead.
Turns out that what happens is that at a certain population density, some of the mice get sick. Their primary sense is smell, and these sick mice make the others around them sick because their piss smells different. This triggers something in healthy mice that then make them sick, who go on to make even more healthy mice sick until they are all, to a tail, dysgenic specimens.
People like our spit-smearer is the human version of a sick mouse. If we simply allow them to go free, they will make the people around them sick. And so on.
We need to cleanse these people from the population. But we won't. And so a collapse is inevitable.
Totally makes sense. But we (the few) can't change that. So it's better to look at the positive aspects of our personal human life, or we make this life our personal hell.
Just retreat, little by little, from the masses. Surround yourself by "healthy" people.
Most important:
And keep away from others piss
Imo, communism (or something like it) could work, but not as long as there is an economy.
Mankind made a big mistake when inventing "money". We can't turn it back, the experiment failed.
The hippie idea wasn't that bad, but they fucked it up, for various reasons. We have to go with what is left, or go away, i agree.
March 11, 2020, 06:49:34 AM
I'm sometimes really starting to dislike human behavior overall
There are a huge variety of humans, from smart, nice and common sense ones to blatant idiots. You know that. Don't let the scourges affect your overall feelings, you are better than that.
Naaah I know many are the better ones, but 1 idiot fool on a 100 is already much... But my overall feeling are quiet Ok, I just hate reading the worst of them.... Daily proportion of reading are filled with them negative ones, of-course then again that the news and where the most reading is based up on.
Wrong way to look at it.
If you swim in a sea of fools, you have to enlighten youself that there are some islands populated with nice, intelligent people. This should be your reference, or you might drown in masses of idiots. Don't get frustrated by the things you can't change. Change your view/approach
EDIT: I had to combat this too. Once you don't belong to the idiots any more, you start to recognize how many they are.
Returning once again to our wonderful mouse utopia, modern research has been done on them. As we remember, the population first increases rapidly, then a bit slower before eventually leveling out. And then reversing until every single mices was dead.
Turns out that what happens is that at a certain population density, some of the mice get sick. Their primary sense is smell, and these sick mice make the others around them sick because their piss smells different. This triggers something in healthy mice that then make them sick, who go on to make even more healthy mice sick until they are all, to a tail, dysgenic specimens.
People like our spit-smearer is the human version of a sick mouse. If we simply allow them to go free, they will make the people around them sick. And so on.
We need to cleanse these people from the population. But we won't. And so a collapse is inevitable.
Totally makes sense. But we (the few) can't change that. So it's better to look at the positive aspects of our personal human life, or we make this life our personal hell.
Just retreat, little by little, from the masses. Surround yourself by "healthy" people.
Most important:
And keep away from others piss
March 11, 2020, 06:48:43 AM
What do you think? Sacrifice him to the gods or burn him as a witch?
Both, sacrifice him to the Gods, and burn him on the spot.
I think I prefer Batty's ropes and ovens.
March 11, 2020, 06:44:46 AM
I'm sometimes really starting to dislike human behavior overall
There are a huge variety of humans, from smart, nice and common sense ones to blatant idiots. You know that. Don't let the scourges affect your overall feelings, you are better than that.
Naaah I know many are the better ones, but 1 idiot fool on a 100 is already much... But my overall feeling are quiet Ok, I just hate reading the worst of them.... Daily proportion of reading are filled with them negative ones, of-course then again that the news and where the most reading is based up on.
Wrong way to look at it.
If you swim in a sea of fools, you have to enlighten youself that there are some islands populated with nice, intelligent people. This should be your reference, or you might drown in masses of idiots. Don't get frustrated by the things you can't change. Change your view/approach
EDIT: I had to combat this too. Once you don't belong to the idiots any more, you start to recognize how many they are.
Returning once again to our wonderful mouse utopia, modern research has been done on them. As we remember, the population first increases rapidly, then a bit slower before eventually leveling out. And then reversing until every single mices was dead.
Turns out that what happens is that at a certain population density, some of the mice get sick. Their primary sense is smell, and these sick mice make the others around them sick because their piss smells different. This triggers something in healthy mice that then make them sick, who go on to make even more healthy mice sick until they are all, to a tail, dysgenic specimens.
People like our spit-smearer is the human version of a sick mouse. If we simply allow them to go free, they will make the people around them sick. And so on.
We need to cleanse these people from the population. But we won't. And so a collapse is inevitable.
Totally makes sense. But we (the few) can't change that. So it's better to look at the positive aspects of our personal human life, or we make this life our personal hell.
Just retreat, little by little, from the masses. Surround yourself by "healthy" people.
Most important:
And keep away from others piss
March 11, 2020, 06:33:52 AM
I'm sometimes really starting to dislike human behavior overall
There are a huge variety of humans, from smart, nice and common sense ones to blatant idiots. You know that. Don't let the scourges affect your overall feelings, you are better than that.
Naaah I know many are the better ones, but 1 idiot fool on a 100 is already much... But my overall feeling are quiet Ok, I just hate reading the worst of them.... Daily proportion of reading are filled with them negative ones, of-course then again that the news and where the most reading is based up on.
Wrong way to look at it.
If you swim in a sea of fools, you have to enlighten youself that there are some islands populated with nice, intelligent people. This should be your reference, or you might drown in masses of idiots. Don't get frustrated by the things you can't change. Change your view/approach
EDIT: I had to combat this too. Once you don't belong to the idiots any more, you start to recognize how many they are.
Returning once again to our wonderful mouse utopia, modern research has been done on them. As we remember, the population first increases rapidly, then a bit slower before eventually leveling out. And then reversing until every single mices was dead.
Turns out that what happens is that at a certain population density, some of the mice get sick. Their primary sense is smell, and these sick mice make the others around them sick because their piss smells different. This triggers something in healthy mice that then make them sick, who go on to make even more healthy mice sick until they are all, to a tail, dysgenic specimens.
People like our spit-smearer is the human version of a sick mouse. If we simply allow them to go free, they will make the people around them sick. And so on.
We need to cleanse these people from the population. But we won't. And so a collapse is inevitable.
March 11, 2020, 06:26:36 AM
via Imgflip Meme GeneratorThe world is truly filled with people that doesn't belong to be among others.... I'm sometimes really starting to dislike human behavior overall
Positive this isn't a BTC enthousiast or community member
If there's one thing I've learnt over the years is to not underestimate just how shit people can be
March 11, 2020, 06:22:56 AM
something was very, very wrong with the world.
It is "we" that is very wrong with the world.
We are just like viruses to this planet.
Eating away our host till its dead. We reproduce just like a virus. We consume everything till there is nothing left. Our time is coming to an end just like Dinosaurs.
The new age belongs to AI and Bitcoin and...
Coronavirus, Covid19.
March 11, 2020, 06:22:44 AM
Quote
You: I don’t like the idea that I’m not in control of my life.
Satoshi: I know exactly what you mean! ...Let me tell you why you’re here - you're here because you know something. What you know, you can’t explain - but you feel it. You felt it your entire life. There’s something’s wrong with the world. You don’t know what, but it’s there. Like a splinter in your mind, driving you mad. It is this feeling that has brought you to me. ...Do you know what I’m talking about?
You: That gigantic systematic redistribution at the expense of self-determined life?
Satoshi: I'm done!
Satoshi: I know exactly what you mean! ...Let me tell you why you’re here - you're here because you know something. What you know, you can’t explain - but you feel it. You felt it your entire life. There’s something’s wrong with the world. You don’t know what, but it’s there. Like a splinter in your mind, driving you mad. It is this feeling that has brought you to me. ...Do you know what I’m talking about?
You: That gigantic systematic redistribution at the expense of self-determined life?
Satoshi: I'm done!
I remember the moment where I knew, with terrible certainty, that something was very, very wrong with the world. It took many years before I understood it, much less was able to attempt to explain it. But it's there. It's a very, very real thing.
It's within the brain. If we don't use it consciously, it starts to produce random output (like constantly background-dreaming), but our minds are not yet developed so far that we can recognize this as virtual, so we consider it as real. Our minds are constantly talking to us, and most of the time it's pretty dumb/bad shit. It's pre-warming for what it's needed, but if we distract ourselves by media, entertainment and so on, we don't use it. So it starts using us....
March 11, 2020, 06:22:43 AM
World
Coronavirus Conference Gets Canceled Because of Coronavirus
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-10/coronavirus-conference-gets-canceled-because-of-coronavirus
Coronavirus Conference Gets Canceled Because of Coronavirus
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-10/coronavirus-conference-gets-canceled-because-of-coronavirus
March 11, 2020, 06:22:17 AM
I remember the moment where I knew, with terrible certainty, that something was very, very wrong with the world. It took many years before I understood it, much less was able to attempt to explain it. But it's there. It's a very, very real thing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80g-M1rPX5M
March 11, 2020, 06:21:27 AM
Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz has attempted to explain what exactly happened to Bitcoin's safe haven status. In his new tweet, he writes that investors tend to 'take leverage down' and book profits during such black swan events.
via Imgflip Meme Generator
Not a hedge asset
From the U.S. stock market suffering from its quickest correction since the Great Depression to oil prices plummeting 16 percent — this week will surely go down in history.
When global markets got gripped by a ruthless sell-off, Bitcoin failed to serve as a store of value, which many believe should be its main use case. In fact, BTC performed worse than any traditional asset, shedding 15 percent of its value in less than a week. At press time, it is just trading just below its key support level of $8,500.
Bonds, not Bitcoin
While gold bugs were quick to dismiss Bitcoin's as a hedge against economic uncertainty, Novogtatz's claim about investors booking profit definitely holds water.
One of the biggest surprises of this tumultuous week was the gold price recording a five percent drop on Friday. The yellow metal is considered to be the most robust store of value.
Just like during the 2008 crisis, investors started liquidating both stocks and gold for covering their margin calls. Bonds and cash turned out to be the real safe haven.
https://u.today/mike-novogratz-explains-why-bitcoin-btc-is-failing-as-safe-haven
During his recent interview with TD Ameritrade Network, Ari Paul, the CTO of BlockTowerCapital, agreed with Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz that more money printing initiated by central banks around the globe could be the most bullish case for Bitcoin (BTC).
Is #bitcoin’s store of value use-case broken after its big break from bonds and gold? $btc@AriDavidPaul weighs in:
However, he predicts that Bitcoin could mirror gold in 2008 with a delayed reaction to the looming economic crash.
More aggressive rate cuts
As reported by U.Today, the U.S. Federal Reserve did a 50 bps emergency rate cut on March 3 to cushion the devastating blow from the coronavirus pandemic. However, it provided only a temporal relief for the equities market that had its worst day since the previous recession on March 9.
Now that President Donald Trump calls the Fed 'pathetic' and pressures it to cut rates in a more aggressive manner, things could get really bullish for Bitcoin as Novogratz predicted earlier.
"I totally agree with Novogratz that the strongest bull case for Bitcoin is what we are seeing right now, which is the entire U.S. Treasury curve below one percent," Paul said.
https://u.today/mike-novogratz-thinks-its-strongest-bull-case-for-bitcoin-btc-ari-paul-agrees
via Imgflip Meme GeneratorNot a hedge asset
From the U.S. stock market suffering from its quickest correction since the Great Depression to oil prices plummeting 16 percent — this week will surely go down in history.
When global markets got gripped by a ruthless sell-off, Bitcoin failed to serve as a store of value, which many believe should be its main use case. In fact, BTC performed worse than any traditional asset, shedding 15 percent of its value in less than a week. At press time, it is just trading just below its key support level of $8,500.
Bonds, not Bitcoin
While gold bugs were quick to dismiss Bitcoin's as a hedge against economic uncertainty, Novogtatz's claim about investors booking profit definitely holds water.
One of the biggest surprises of this tumultuous week was the gold price recording a five percent drop on Friday. The yellow metal is considered to be the most robust store of value.
Just like during the 2008 crisis, investors started liquidating both stocks and gold for covering their margin calls. Bonds and cash turned out to be the real safe haven.
https://u.today/mike-novogratz-explains-why-bitcoin-btc-is-failing-as-safe-haven
During his recent interview with TD Ameritrade Network, Ari Paul, the CTO of BlockTowerCapital, agreed with Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz that more money printing initiated by central banks around the globe could be the most bullish case for Bitcoin (BTC).
Is #bitcoin’s store of value use-case broken after its big break from bonds and gold? $btc@AriDavidPaul weighs in:
However, he predicts that Bitcoin could mirror gold in 2008 with a delayed reaction to the looming economic crash.
More aggressive rate cuts
As reported by U.Today, the U.S. Federal Reserve did a 50 bps emergency rate cut on March 3 to cushion the devastating blow from the coronavirus pandemic. However, it provided only a temporal relief for the equities market that had its worst day since the previous recession on March 9.
Now that President Donald Trump calls the Fed 'pathetic' and pressures it to cut rates in a more aggressive manner, things could get really bullish for Bitcoin as Novogratz predicted earlier.
"I totally agree with Novogratz that the strongest bull case for Bitcoin is what we are seeing right now, which is the entire U.S. Treasury curve below one percent," Paul said.
https://u.today/mike-novogratz-thinks-its-strongest-bull-case-for-bitcoin-btc-ari-paul-agrees
The BTDude deserves credit for that find. He is a soldier for BTCitcoin. Please honor him.
#nohomo
March 11, 2020, 06:21:17 AM
via Imgflip Meme GeneratorThe world is truly filled with people that doesn't belong to be among others.... I'm sometimes really starting to dislike human behavior overall
Positive this isn't a BTC enthousiast or community member
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