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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 8860. (Read 26608255 times)
November 27, 2019, 05:17:03 AM
So here you go xhomerx10
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Note I have requested these cards from a very kind person on the BTCT forum .... Just asked for some small details
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*hope you guys can find yourself in those cards
November 27, 2019, 05:16:00 AM
So here you go headmaster, cleaning lady or should I just say infofront
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Note I have requested these cards from a very kind person on the BTCT forum .... Just asked for some small details
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November 27, 2019, 05:15:19 AM
November 27, 2019, 05:14:23 AM
So here you go BobLawblaw
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November 27, 2019, 05:13:16 AM
I will give you guys something else to talk about something that cheered me up from recent misery .....
So here you go LFC_bitcoin
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So here you go LFC_bitcoin
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November 27, 2019, 04:55:14 AM
No whale can shake me out.
I keep buying every month.
I keep buying every month.
November 27, 2019, 04:41:35 AM
nonsense we all know it he's fucking satoshi
November 27, 2019, 04:20:43 AM
If Mic wants you all to know for some reason that he doesn't have btc we should accept that statement.
November 27, 2019, 04:19:49 AM
Haven’t seen this mentioned here yet, but hard to keep up from time to time:
https://twitter.com/ergobtc/status/1197496064854634496?s=21
It is regarding a Plustoken scam?,supposedly continuously selling 200k bitcoins on Huobi. About 1300 per day, and 58000 still to go. Would explain the selling pressure?
https://twitter.com/ergobtc/status/1197496064854634496?s=21
It is regarding a Plustoken scam?,supposedly continuously selling 200k bitcoins on Huobi. About 1300 per day, and 58000 still to go. Would explain the selling pressure?
Wow, that guy has carried out a thorough investigation, kudos. I’m not bothered by the selling & subsequent price suppression, it’s giving me the chance to get to an ultimate OCD target number of coins I’ve been after for a long time.
We’ll go up when it’s time.
November 27, 2019, 04:19:31 AM
By the time Mic finds his seed, the price will have dropped to zero it seems...
Lots of red today...
Lots of red today...
November 27, 2019, 03:56:46 AM
Haven’t seen this mentioned here yet, but hard to keep up from time to time:
https://twitter.com/ergobtc/status/1197496064854634496?s=21
It is regarding a Plustoken scam?,supposedly continuously selling 200k bitcoins on Huobi. About 1300 per day, and 58000 still to go. Would explain the selling pressure?
https://twitter.com/ergobtc/status/1197496064854634496?s=21
It is regarding a Plustoken scam?,supposedly continuously selling 200k bitcoins on Huobi. About 1300 per day, and 58000 still to go. Would explain the selling pressure?
November 27, 2019, 03:05:50 AM
BTC/USD
Long/Short Ratio
81:18
% of supply long:short
0.17:0.039
Long Daily Charge
$44,325
Short Daily Charge
0.2801 BTC
Total Long
30,219 ($216,038,653)
Funded Longs
$126,643,502
Total Short
7,073 ($50,565,584)
Funded Shorts
5,187 BTC
i hate to say it but i guess the shorts gave up rather easy.
now all that is left is Bulls high on hopium.
can't share the same trade as them.
looking to close and maybe switch short on the next runup.
Long/Short Ratio
81:18
% of supply long:short
0.17:0.039
Long Daily Charge
$44,325
Short Daily Charge
0.2801 BTC
Total Long
30,219 ($216,038,653)
Funded Longs
$126,643,502
Total Short
7,073 ($50,565,584)
Funded Shorts
5,187 BTC
i hate to say it but i guess the shorts gave up rather easy.
now all that is left is Bulls high on hopium.
can't share the same trade as them.
looking to close and maybe switch short on the next runup.
November 27, 2019, 02:46:26 AM
I'm sure Mic is joking...
But...
Always keep several copies of your recovery seed in paper (or other non-digital) form, and not all in one physical place (e.g., if you have two houses, keep copies in both). Also, use a passphrase in addition to the seed, and never write it down, for plausible deniability and also in cases where someone finds your seed and recognizes what it is.
Another thing I want to stress is that TREZOR, Ledger, and any other h/w wallet that uses standard BIP protocols (almost all of them do), are all interchangeable. This means that you only need the seed (+ the passphrase, if you use one). There is absolutely no difference if you use a TREZOR, Ledger, or even a s/w wallet like Mycelium. Your coins are not "stored" inside these devices. They exist in a universe-sized, multidimensional mathematical construct, and you only have a map to find them. The map is you seed (+ the passphrase, if you use one). That's all you'll ever need to access them.
So, don't worry if you ever lose your TREZOR or Ledger. They are just containers of something you (should) already have.
But...
Always keep several copies of your recovery seed in paper (or other non-digital) form, and not all in one physical place (e.g., if you have two houses, keep copies in both). Also, use a passphrase in addition to the seed, and never write it down, for plausible deniability and also in cases where someone finds your seed and recognizes what it is.
Another thing I want to stress is that TREZOR, Ledger, and any other h/w wallet that uses standard BIP protocols (almost all of them do), are all interchangeable. This means that you only need the seed (+ the passphrase, if you use one). There is absolutely no difference if you use a TREZOR, Ledger, or even a s/w wallet like Mycelium. Your coins are not "stored" inside these devices. They exist in a universe-sized, multidimensional mathematical construct, and you only have a map to find them. The map is you seed (+ the passphrase, if you use one). That's all you'll ever need to access them.
So, don't worry if you ever lose your TREZOR or Ledger. They are just containers of something you (should) already have.
I may add that keeing portions of the seed (wordlist) in several places makes sense, too.
If there's theft or robbery, they will only get away with a part of the seed.
Be sure to include detailed information in your testament.
I only say this because there's quite a few people who go to unnecessary lengths to hide their seed words by circling words in a book, keeping half here, half there, mixing the order and other silly ways of losing or forgetting how to put it back together properly. Reckon it's probably one of the top 5 ways funds have been lost.
And that's why detailed informations about recovering the seed from fragments are important.
A passphrase won't work on non-digital versions of the seed, that's why i even considered fragmentation/obfuscation.
Also, if you have parts of the non-digital seed in various places, it's harder for people forcing you to hand over the seed wordlist.
Say, if you have to go to the notary to get you printed seed (or parts), for example.
November 27, 2019, 02:42:11 AM
I'd like to think Mic is playing a sick sick joke on us.
He claims to have lost his Nano S - with all his corn in it?
How about the Nano X - to the moon edition?
As a sentiment from his post history, I believe that his seed is safe, maybe even Shamir safe.
WO members that know him irl, cheap booze instead of cocktails, new apartment, only tell me that he is moving all-in on BTC - LS style.
I'm sorry, but I think Mic is better than the average reckless Joe.
He claims to have lost his Nano S - with all his corn in it?
How about the Nano X - to the moon edition?
As a sentiment from his post history, I believe that his seed is safe, maybe even Shamir safe.
WO members that know him irl, cheap booze instead of cocktails, new apartment, only tell me that he is moving all-in on BTC - LS style.
I'm sorry, but I think Mic is better than the average reckless Joe.
November 27, 2019, 02:29:20 AM
I'm sure Mic is joking...
But...
Always keep several copies of your recovery seed in paper (or other non-digital) form, and not all in one physical place (e.g., if you have two houses, keep copies in both). Also, use a passphrase in addition to the seed, and never write it down, for plausible deniability and also in cases where someone finds your seed and recognizes what it is.
Another thing I want to stress is that TREZOR, Ledger, and any other h/w wallet that uses standard BIP protocols (almost all of them do), are all interchangeable. This means that you only need the seed (+ the passphrase, if you use one). There is absolutely no difference if you use a TREZOR, Ledger, or even a s/w wallet like Mycelium. Your coins are not "stored" inside these devices. They exist in a universe-sized, multidimensional mathematical construct, and you only have a map to find them. The map is you seed (+ the passphrase, if you use one). That's all you'll ever need to access them.
So, don't worry if you ever lose your TREZOR or Ledger. They are just containers of something you (should) already have.
But...
Always keep several copies of your recovery seed in paper (or other non-digital) form, and not all in one physical place (e.g., if you have two houses, keep copies in both). Also, use a passphrase in addition to the seed, and never write it down, for plausible deniability and also in cases where someone finds your seed and recognizes what it is.
Another thing I want to stress is that TREZOR, Ledger, and any other h/w wallet that uses standard BIP protocols (almost all of them do), are all interchangeable. This means that you only need the seed (+ the passphrase, if you use one). There is absolutely no difference if you use a TREZOR, Ledger, or even a s/w wallet like Mycelium. Your coins are not "stored" inside these devices. They exist in a universe-sized, multidimensional mathematical construct, and you only have a map to find them. The map is you seed (+ the passphrase, if you use one). That's all you'll ever need to access them.
So, don't worry if you ever lose your TREZOR or Ledger. They are just containers of something you (should) already have.
I may add that keeing portions of the seed (wordlist) in several places makes sense, too.
If there's theft or robbery, they will only get away with a part of the seed.
Be sure to include detailed information in your testament.
I only say this because there's quite a few people who go to unnecessary lengths to hide their seed words by circling words in a book, keeping half here, half there, mixing the order and other silly ways of losing or forgetting how to put it back together properly. Reckon it's probably one of the top 5 ways funds have been lost.
November 27, 2019, 02:01:54 AM
I'm sure Mic is joking...
But...
Always keep several copies of your recovery seed in paper (or other non-digital) form, and not all in one physical place (e.g., if you have two houses, keep copies in both). Also, use a passphrase in addition to the seed, and never write it down, for plausible deniability and also in cases where someone finds your seed and recognizes what it is.
Another thing I want to stress is that TREZOR, Ledger, and any other h/w wallet that uses standard BIP protocols (almost all of them do), are all interchangeable. This means that you only need the seed (+ the passphrase, if you use one). There is absolutely no difference if you use a TREZOR, Ledger, or even a s/w wallet like Mycelium. Your coins are not "stored" inside these devices. They exist in a universe-sized, multidimensional mathematical construct, and you only have a map to find them. The map is you seed (+ the passphrase, if you use one). That's all you'll ever need to access them.
So, don't worry if you ever lose your TREZOR or Ledger. They are just containers of something you (should) already have.
But...
Always keep several copies of your recovery seed in paper (or other non-digital) form, and not all in one physical place (e.g., if you have two houses, keep copies in both). Also, use a passphrase in addition to the seed, and never write it down, for plausible deniability and also in cases where someone finds your seed and recognizes what it is.
Another thing I want to stress is that TREZOR, Ledger, and any other h/w wallet that uses standard BIP protocols (almost all of them do), are all interchangeable. This means that you only need the seed (+ the passphrase, if you use one). There is absolutely no difference if you use a TREZOR, Ledger, or even a s/w wallet like Mycelium. Your coins are not "stored" inside these devices. They exist in a universe-sized, multidimensional mathematical construct, and you only have a map to find them. The map is you seed (+ the passphrase, if you use one). That's all you'll ever need to access them.
So, don't worry if you ever lose your TREZOR or Ledger. They are just containers of something you (should) already have.
I may add that keeing portions of the seed (wordlist) in several places makes sense, too.
If there's theft or robbery, they will only get away with a part of the seed.
Be sure to include detailed information in your testament.
November 27, 2019, 01:24:32 AM
I'm sure Mic is joking...
But...
Always keep several copies of your recovery seed in paper (or other non-digital) form, and not all in one physical place (e.g., if you have two houses, keep copies in both). Also, use a passphrase in addition to the seed, and never write it down, for plausible deniability and also in cases where someone finds your seed and recognizes what it is.
Another thing I want to stress is that TREZOR, Ledger, and any other h/w wallet that uses standard BIP protocols (almost all of them do), are all interchangeable. This means that you only need the seed (+ the passphrase, if you use one). There is absolutely no difference if you use a TREZOR, Ledger, or even a s/w wallet like Mycelium. Your coins are not "stored" inside these devices. They exist in a universe-sized, multidimensional mathematical construct, and you only have a map to find them. The map is you seed (+ the passphrase, if you use one). That's all you'll ever need to access them.
So, don't worry if you ever lose your TREZOR or Ledger. They are just containers of something you (should) already have.
But...
Always keep several copies of your recovery seed in paper (or other non-digital) form, and not all in one physical place (e.g., if you have two houses, keep copies in both). Also, use a passphrase in addition to the seed, and never write it down, for plausible deniability and also in cases where someone finds your seed and recognizes what it is.
Another thing I want to stress is that TREZOR, Ledger, and any other h/w wallet that uses standard BIP protocols (almost all of them do), are all interchangeable. This means that you only need the seed (+ the passphrase, if you use one). There is absolutely no difference if you use a TREZOR, Ledger, or even a s/w wallet like Mycelium. Your coins are not "stored" inside these devices. They exist in a universe-sized, multidimensional mathematical construct, and you only have a map to find them. The map is you seed (+ the passphrase, if you use one). That's all you'll ever need to access them.
So, don't worry if you ever lose your TREZOR or Ledger. They are just containers of something you (should) already have.
November 27, 2019, 12:52:35 AM
Why do they have to make everything so damn difficult to service these days? Maybe I'm just getting old and inflexible...
While I do resonate with your frustration here, it is not entirely their fault. Just today I was revisiting a circuit I built almost 20 years ago. Miniaturization was my primary design goal and then I had a fair bit of feature creep...serious density...let's just say it is NOT easy to work on.
All I'm saying is stop a minute and consider just what they are packing in there.
November 27, 2019, 12:46:09 AM
This is post #1:
The irony when we see some posts in this thread blaming the use of TA.
The irony when we see some posts in this thread blaming the use of TA.
Let it go man; that attitude will age you prematurely. This thread has morphed into a community-based, semi-autonomous chat board - the initial post has historical value only. There's only one rule in here and I can't, for the life of me, remember it.
It's don't write FUCK YOU FATTY, if you do that it will get deleted.
That's why I come here so frequently... . for the lulz....
So funny that you, Arriemoller, can't get over a few deleted posts... especially and in spite of you obviously being in the wrong.
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