Oh great, they're cancelling orgies?
This is going to suck.
This is going to suck.
Or not as the case may be.
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 8269. (Read 26711244 times)
March 03, 2020, 12:35:23 PM
Or not as the case may be.
March 03, 2020, 12:32:53 PM
Oh great, they're cancelling orgies?
This is going to suck.
This is going to suck.
March 03, 2020, 12:24:55 PM
Makes sense...... 
https://twitter.com/mickjon95058639/status/1234495852112158720?s=21
To my none English friends who are unfamiliar with the word dogging, google it
https://twitter.com/mickjon95058639/status/1234495852112158720?s=21
To my none English friends who are unfamiliar with the word dogging, google it
March 03, 2020, 12:17:06 PM
Hm. Market is down 243 points. How odd after a half point "surprise" rate cut. Almost as if someone got an early dime on it over the weekend and did their buying yesterday.
But how could that happen?
But how could that happen?
March 03, 2020, 11:41:51 AM
*FED CUTS BENCHMARK RATE 50 BPS, SAYS VIRUS POSES EVOLVING RISKS
wow!
wow!
Feels sad man. Isn't btc supposed to follow gold? Gold is +3% while btc is -1%.
This decision is the final nail on the FED's coffin. QE and low/negative interest rates forever.
March 03, 2020, 11:27:03 AM
Observing unusually sharp spikes in the price over short time scales. Smells like sloppy whales accumulating more than selloffs.
March 03, 2020, 11:20:50 AM
Dow-Jones Industrial sat on a wall
With Standard and Poor's, he took a great fall
And all the King's printers and all the King's hoes
Couldn't bring either back on their toes
With Standard and Poor's, he took a great fall
And all the King's printers and all the King's hoes
Couldn't bring either back on their toes
The most disturbing thing about the original rhyme was that Humpty Dumpty was never mentioned to be an egg.
March 03, 2020, 11:20:21 AM
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Paper fiat may face its death.
Bad. Say goodbye to anonymity. Ok, so this virus isn't 100% good news.https://cointelegraph.com/news/from-taxes-to-transparency-the-irs-gets-schooled-on-crypto
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Spiro continued to advance the transparency of the blockchain as an advantage to regulators: “You’re going to see that transaction lifecycle. [...] As an investigator, you have a wallet address.”
An audience member who had believed that Bitcoin’s charm lay in its anonymity asked: “So that’s a myth?” Spiro affirmed, “That is a myth.”
An audience member who had believed that Bitcoin’s charm lay in its anonymity asked: “So that’s a myth?” Spiro affirmed, “That is a myth.”
March 03, 2020, 11:16:12 AM
Dow-Jones Industrial sat on a wall
With Standard and Poor's, he took a great fall
And all the King's printers and all the King's hoes
Couldn't bring either back on their toes
With Standard and Poor's, he took a great fall
And all the King's printers and all the King's hoes
Couldn't bring either back on their toes
March 03, 2020, 11:09:04 AM
So, in practical terms, if this virus turns out to be fairly bad and continue at its current pace or worse...what do you think the practical implications will be?
Hopefully people will finally realize that Reality Exists
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More elderly people die earlier...so perhaps this gives a slight boost to the future economy as the costs of society caring for them goes down.
Social Security will be saved which is a good thing. Also given that Boomers were the only Demographic to go for Trump, their deaths will help the current political climate significantly. As I mentioned before: If the Corona czar mandates early voting next week in battleground states, you know it's going to be bad.
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If China truly is severely affected at the factory level, we all may be stuck with our current computers/appliances/etc. and need to make sure we take care of our stuff since it may be difficult to get things for a while.
Very bullish for local businesses that can specailize in fixing appliances. Also good for the environment as less stuff will go to landfills.Oddly enough, I might be a barometer for this: If people start looking to fix miners more instead of buying new ones I should be able to pick that up in requests. Hm.....
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Paper fiat may face its death.
Bad. Say goodbye to anonymity. Ok, so this virus isn't 100% good news.
March 03, 2020, 11:07:55 AM
Paper fiat may face its death.
Can you imagine a gov't telling all it's citizens to stop using cash because of potential virus transfer, and instead use only crypto? Of course it would be a CBDC they'd direct everyone to use but still.
March 03, 2020, 11:05:04 AM
If you start living like a dead person right now the chances are extremely high that you'll survive.
With that logic I am going to be reborn at least another 4 times.
So, in practical terms, if this virus turns out to be fairly bad and continue at its current pace or worse...what do you think the practical implications will be?
More elderly people die earlier...so perhaps this gives a slight boost to the future economy as the costs of society caring for them goes down.
If China truly is severely affected at the factory level, we all may be stuck with our current computers/appliances/etc. and need to make sure we take care of our stuff since it may be difficult to get things for a while.
Our company is looking to other countries for our supplies...India or Vietnam. Any ideas on the best source for steel and fiberglass?
Paper fiat may face its death.
More elderly people die earlier...so perhaps this gives a slight boost to the future economy as the costs of society caring for them goes down.
If China truly is severely affected at the factory level, we all may be stuck with our current computers/appliances/etc. and need to make sure we take care of our stuff since it may be difficult to get things for a while.
Our company is looking to other countries for our supplies...India or Vietnam. Any ideas on the best source for steel and fiberglass?
Paper fiat may face its death.
You know, from a marketing perspective, we should distribute the message that touching filthy fiat money is unwise now that we have the coronavirus going around. Buy Bitcoin. It wasn't touched by a sick person!
March 03, 2020, 11:03:00 AM
Hey, you guys wanted population control. And your prayers were heard. Everyone has a 50 to 1 chance to survive this. May the odds be in your favor. Good luck.
I am typing this from the interior of my mausoleum. I commissioned a stone keyboard too. If you start living like a dead person right now the chances are extremely high that you'll survive.
March 03, 2020, 11:00:49 AM
So, in practical terms, if this virus turns out to be fairly bad and continue at its current pace or worse...what do you think the practical implications will be?
More elderly people die earlier...so perhaps this gives a slight boost to the future economy as the costs of society caring for them goes down.
If China truly is severely affected at the factory level, we all may be stuck with our current computers/appliances/etc. and need to make sure we take care of our stuff since it may be difficult to get things for a while.
Our company is looking to other countries for our supplies...India or Vietnam. Any ideas on the best source for steel and fiberglass?
Paper fiat may face its death.
More elderly people die earlier...so perhaps this gives a slight boost to the future economy as the costs of society caring for them goes down.
If China truly is severely affected at the factory level, we all may be stuck with our current computers/appliances/etc. and need to make sure we take care of our stuff since it may be difficult to get things for a while.
Our company is looking to other countries for our supplies...India or Vietnam. Any ideas on the best source for steel and fiberglass?
Paper fiat may face its death.
March 03, 2020, 10:59:58 AM
Hey, you guys wanted population control. And your prayers were heard. Everyone has a 50 to 1 chance to survive this. May the odds be in your favor. Good luck.
March 03, 2020, 10:57:01 AM
Current population of the US is 320 million. If 50% of the people get this in some way and the death count is 2% of all cases, then we're looking at about 3.2 million dead people. Let's see what it looks like in a year or so.
That's roughly the population size of Los Angeles. Or Houston + San Francisco. Or just the rude portion of New York City.
March 03, 2020, 10:51:49 AM
Current population of the US is 320 million. If 50% of the people get this in some way and the death count is 2% of all cases, then we're looking at about 3.2 million dead people. Let's see what it looks like in a year or so.
Won't take that long with this kind of exponential growth. March 03, 2020, 10:42:36 AM
Current population of the US is 320 million. If 50% of the people get this in some way and the death count is 2% of all cases, then we're looking at about 3.2 million dead people. Let's see what it looks like in a year or so.
March 03, 2020, 10:35:13 AM
Never seen so much panic about most likely nothing too horrific
Now extrapolate to the entire world being infected. Cause that's the most likely scenario. Show us the numbers.They ain't wearing bio-hazard suits for the past carnaval festivities...
I'm literally flabergasted when people think this is just a flu.
Just wait until the virus disrupts their own comfort zone realizing there is no vaccine available.
The Sheeple don't care, but hey! Captain Trips doesn't give a fuck either.
March 03, 2020, 10:29:27 AM
Never seen so much panic about most likely nothing too horrific
Now extrapolate to the entire world being infected. Cause that's the most likely scenario. Show us the numbers.They ain't wearing bio-hazard suits for the past carnaval festivities...
I'm literally flabergasted when people think this is just a flu.
Just wait until the virus disrupts their own comfort zone realizing there is no vaccine available.
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