finally a climate-neutral possibility to mine bitcoin
you are missing the lazer pointer
hmmm 
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 9444. (Read 26709510 times)
September 11, 2019, 09:47:42 AM
you are missing the lazer pointer
hmmm 
September 11, 2019, 09:43:37 AM
2014-10-14 Chart v1.1 Logarithmic (non-linear) regression by bitcointalk user Trolololo updated 2019-09-14 bitcointalk.org/index.php?topi…
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https://twitter.com/chartsbtc/status/1171432288397058050?s=21
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We are spending too much time under the regression curve.
Go BTC, go!!
September 11, 2019, 09:21:28 AM
Uh doesn’t anyone study their classics anymore?
September 11, 2019, 08:51:01 AM
2014-10-14 Chart v1.1 Logarithmic (non-linear) regression by bitcointalk user Trolololo updated 2019-09-14 bitcointalk.org/index.php?topi…
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September 11, 2019, 08:47:44 AM
So it's not as bad as you think.... 
An asset that has a 10% guaranteed loss every year then.....
Nope.
I take it you don't own a car
Luxury is a state of mind, but to most, a bicycle/car is a necessity but a yacht is a luxury. So, I wouldn't compare a yacht with a car
September 11, 2019, 08:27:15 AM
That’s why you need a cat-er-pillar
September 11, 2019, 08:23:05 AM
finally a climate-neutral possibility to mine bitcoin
That's ridiculous.
Cat-bread's have almost no torque.
September 11, 2019, 08:13:10 AM
"The Federal Reserve should get our interest rates down to ZERO, or less, and we should then start to refinance our debt. INTEREST COST COULD BE BROUGHT WAY DOWN, while at the same time substantially lengthening the term. We have the great currency, power, and balance sheet....."
3:42 AM - 11 Sep 2019
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1171735691769929728
Money printer in chief up late trying to debase the dollar. Hodlers unaffected.
3:42 AM - 11 Sep 2019
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1171735691769929728
Money printer in chief up late trying to debase the dollar. Hodlers unaffected.
September 11, 2019, 07:52:40 AM
finally a climate-neutral possibility to mine bitcoin
September 11, 2019, 07:33:12 AM
Fiat currencies. Backed by the military.
I know some of you don't like this, but I just can't hold it in.
Special forces.
When V8 originally posted this, it registered in my mind as funny - albeit dark humour - and I have to admit a tiny smile crossed my face. I think that was okay because I was alone; nobody saw me smile. Now when I read this post, I felt an ever so slight, rhythmical contraction of my diaphragm and possibly an unconscious vocalization but not loud enough for my daughter to have heard. While it might have been politically incorrect to laugh, perception of humour is by and large an unconscious act and laughter is known to reduce stress hormones and to improve your body's immune system. So thanks you two for extending my life and at the same time damning my soul to an eternal hell!
I'm just going to leave this here:
I have a dog with no legs. I call him Cigarette because every evening when I get home from work I take him for a drag.
September 11, 2019, 06:51:21 AM
I mumbled a little bit on various themes we discussed on the WO thread lately.
I posted this on a new thread:
Extracting stable positive return from high-volatile asset.HF recipe made simple
Hope you might find it useful.
It also gives hints on how to manage a selling program to exit bitcoin (for the degenerate WO members who aren't permaholders...)
Good and simple read. Merit-worthy, but I'm dry.I posted this on a new thread:
Extracting stable positive return from high-volatile asset.HF recipe made simple
Hope you might find it useful.
It also gives hints on how to manage a selling program to exit bitcoin (for the degenerate WO members who aren't permaholders
...) +1 WOsMerit
(Sorry: valid in the WOT only, as per instructions from management.)
Thanks,
appreciate WO merits also.
September 11, 2019, 06:37:36 AM
https://twitter.com/cryptotradingfr/status/1171693512477294592
As always speculating, but it can happen again.
https://twitter.com/parabolictrav/status/1169366270573047808
This time it will be stronger > LOGLOG
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Log–log_plot)
September 11, 2019, 06:34:41 AM
I mumbled a little bit on various themes we discussed on the WO thread lately.
I posted this on a new thread:
Extracting stable positive return from high-volatile asset.HF recipe made simple
Hope you might find it useful.
It also gives hints on how to manage a selling program to exit bitcoin (for the degenerate WO members who aren't permaholders...)
Good and simple read. Merit-worthy, but I'm dry.I posted this on a new thread:
Extracting stable positive return from high-volatile asset.HF recipe made simple
Hope you might find it useful.
It also gives hints on how to manage a selling program to exit bitcoin (for the degenerate WO members who aren't permaholders
...) +1 WOsMerit
(Sorry: valid in the WOT only, as per instructions from management.)
September 11, 2019, 06:33:58 AM
I am a BTC believer. I am a HODLer.
Sometimes, however, the serpent of doubt slithers through my soul. This halving might be different from the others. What we know is that halvings are going to be more and more irrelevant as the supply decreases. What we don't know is the rate of increase of the irrelevance. In order to estimate possible halving effects, we can use a priori data and contingent data.
A priori data: current level of supply.
Contingent data: state of adoption, price, market sentiment, etc.
Just for a rough estimate, assuming the price at the halving is in the same ballpark as today:
I've been looking at this table and pondering for a while, but the serpent isn't dead, not yet at least. Any food for thought? I'm still staying strong anyway, we all know why.
I am a BTC believer. I am a HODLer.
Sometimes, however, the serpent of doubt slithers through my soul. This halving might be different from the others. What we know is that halvings are going to be more and more irrelevant as the supply decreases. What we don't know is the rate of increase of the irrelevance. In order to estimate possible halving effects, we can use a priori data and contingent data.
A priori data: current level of supply.
Contingent data: state of adoption, price, market sentiment, etc.
Just for a rough estimate, assuming the price at the halving is in the same ballpark as today:
| Date | Reward (BTC) | Price (USD/BTC) | Reward (USD) |
| 2012.11.28 | 50BTC | 12.35 | 617.50 $ |
| 2016.07.09 | 25BTC | 650 | 16.250 k$ |
| 2020.05.XX | 12.5BTC | 10500 | 131.250 k$ |
I've been looking at this table and pondering for a while, but the serpent isn't dead, not yet at least. Any food for thought? I'm still staying strong anyway, we all know why.
I am a BTC believer. I am a HODLer.
Think you need to take difficultly into account there. That reward is split among many more parties now.
September 11, 2019, 06:28:43 AM
I mumbled a little bit on various themes we discussed on the WO thread lately.
I posted this on a new thread:
Extracting stable positive return from high-volatile asset.HF recipe made simple
Hope you might find it useful.
It also gives hints on how to manage a selling program to exit bitcoin (for the degenerate WO members who aren't permaholders...)
I posted this on a new thread:
Extracting stable positive return from high-volatile asset.HF recipe made simple
Hope you might find it useful.
It also gives hints on how to manage a selling program to exit bitcoin (for the degenerate WO members who aren't permaholders
...) September 11, 2019, 06:24:13 AM
Who's on which button here ??
Doing both, man. Waited 6 months to finally upgrade my phone
I knew the 11 was out soon so didn’t want to upgrade to the X & be stuck with it for 2 years
Edit - Won’t let me pre order until 13th Sept
Yeah I cannot let a new iPhone slide by me as well
September 11, 2019, 06:22:40 AM
I am a BTC believer. I am a HODLer.
Sometimes, however, the serpent of doubt slithers through my soul. This halving might be different from the others. What we know is that halvings are going to be more and more irrelevant as the supply decreases. What we don't know is the rate of increase of the irrelevance. In order to estimate possible halving effects, we can use a priori data and contingent data.
A priori data: current level of supply.
Contingent data: state of adoption, price, market sentiment, etc.
Just for a rough estimate, assuming the price at the halving is in the same ballpark as today:
I've been looking at this table and pondering for a while, but the serpent isn't dead, not yet at least. Any food for thought? I'm still staying strong anyway, we all know why.
I am a BTC believer. I am a HODLer.
Sometimes, however, the serpent of doubt slithers through my soul. This halving might be different from the others. What we know is that halvings are going to be more and more irrelevant as the supply decreases. What we don't know is the rate of increase of the irrelevance. In order to estimate possible halving effects, we can use a priori data and contingent data.
A priori data: current level of supply.
Contingent data: state of adoption, price, market sentiment, etc.
Just for a rough estimate, assuming the price at the halving is in the same ballpark as today:
| Date | Reward (BTC) | Price (USD/BTC) | Reward (USD) |
| 2012.11.28 | 50BTC | 12.35 | 617.50 $ |
| 2016.07.09 | 25BTC | 650 | 16.250 k$ |
| 2020.05.XX | 12.5BTC | 10500 | 131.250 k$ |
I've been looking at this table and pondering for a while, but the serpent isn't dead, not yet at least. Any food for thought? I'm still staying strong anyway, we all know why.
I am a BTC believer. I am a HODLer.
September 11, 2019, 05:58:30 AM
So it's not as bad as you think....
An asset that has a 10% guaranteed loss every year then.....
Nope.
I take it you don't own a car
September 11, 2019, 05:51:30 AM
So it's not as bad as you think....
An asset that has a 10% guaranteed loss every year then.....
Nope.
September 11, 2019, 05:47:58 AM
Can't have a boat like that and not have a helicopter...
I like jets better.
I still insist on a 40ft sailboat.
+1
This one is on my list if BTC brings me big profits...
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