Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 9535. (Read 26609821 times)
August 21, 2019, 12:33:02 PM
Gembitz is Dutch ?
August 21, 2019, 12:03:29 PM
August 21, 2019, 11:59:17 AM
Fellas!
Sex is losing 🤪
Sex is losing 🤪
I prefer Sex and BTC
August 21, 2019, 11:49:56 AM
Fellas!
Sex is losing 🤪
Sex is losing 🤪
August 21, 2019, 11:44:05 AM
Casa introduces incentive features to encourage regular maintenance of bitcoin nodes
https://www.theblockcrypto.com/tiny/casa-introduces-incentive-features-to-encourage-regular-maintenance-of-bitcoin-nodes/
Node Heartbeats y Heartbeat SatsBack Reward
https://blog.keys.casa/node-heartbeats-and-the-heartbeat-satsback-reward/
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Bitcoin custody startup Casa wants its users to regularly check up on the status of their bitcoin nodes. On Tuesday, the startup announced the launch of Node Heartbeats, a new feature to "privately, quickly and securely check that your Casa Node is working properly." Along with Node Heartbeats, Casa is also announcing the Heartbeat SatsBack Reward program, which will reward its users for regularly using Node Heartbeats 0.0001BTC, (approximately $1), for sending at least five "heartbeats" a week.
https://www.theblockcrypto.com/tiny/casa-introduces-incentive-features-to-encourage-regular-maintenance-of-bitcoin-nodes/
Node Heartbeats y Heartbeat SatsBack Reward
https://blog.keys.casa/node-heartbeats-and-the-heartbeat-satsback-reward/
August 21, 2019, 11:39:26 AM
Another last chance to buy at 4 digits 
Wow, impressive registration date. I would love to hear your story. 
Quote
Date Registered: November 09, 2010, 06:04:14 AM
Nothing spectacular.
Haha, the Pirate was a cool story indeed. I can’t remember the return but receiving the collateral back in time must have felt good afterwards.
Yeah, made a very nice profit there. As far as I remember it was like 6% a week.
And people going i'm sure he has a reasonable business plan for those kind of returns, where do i send my BTC
August 21, 2019, 11:29:02 AM
Another last chance to buy at 4 digits
Wow, impressive registration date. I would love to hear your story. Quote
Date Registered: November 09, 2010, 06:04:14 AM
Nothing spectacular.
Haha, the Pirate was a cool story indeed. I can’t remember the return but receiving the collateral back in time must have felt good afterwards.
Yeah, made a very nice profit there. As far as I remember it was like 6% a week.
August 21, 2019, 11:25:01 AM
This is it guys - it could be the last chance to ever buy at 4 digits
...for the week.
Not anymore! 5 digit again 🤪 ...for the week.
August 21, 2019, 11:15:33 AM
When someone says: "We'll never see 4 digits again"
Me:
For some reason there are still people buying high and selling low. I can understand the mentally of a sick trader, who with bloody eyes sells in panic when his loss approaches 10%. But to do this constantly, and with such good news like bakkt and the halving is just beyond the sick mind. Of course, the clever buyers will use this new and little expected opportunity to increase their stash. I recall when in January I posted something like: "I just bought bitcoins from someone who will buy them from me above 30K hoping for a 10% profit which probably will be a 10% cut loss". Then I was mocked by a number of bear trolls, who explained with their charts that the bottom is way below 3k and that I will sell then and they will buy from me. This never happened. Moreover, these guys are the same that buy now at 11K and sell at 10K. But again: in one week I will buy from someone who is willing to sell now, and one day I will sell at 100K to that same person who probably with bloody eyes will cut his loss a day after.
How much brain is needed that if you buy following the trend and sell with a 10% profit, then buying again but selling with the down trend cutting loss at 10% is a never ending trading cycle? Learn to hodl, people! Create a selling plan and live a free and happy life! I prefer to reach my goal in 1 year, but if not, I will be equally happy to buy more coins and wait 2-3-4-5-... years until the goal is reached. And by then, these coins will remain beyond my current selling plan for retirement/kids/etc..
Me:
For some reason there are still people buying high and selling low. I can understand the mentally of a sick trader, who with bloody eyes sells in panic when his loss approaches 10%. But to do this constantly, and with such good news like bakkt and the halving is just beyond the sick mind. Of course, the clever buyers will use this new and little expected opportunity to increase their stash. I recall when in January I posted something like: "I just bought bitcoins from someone who will buy them from me above 30K hoping for a 10% profit which probably will be a 10% cut loss". Then I was mocked by a number of bear trolls, who explained with their charts that the bottom is way below 3k and that I will sell then and they will buy from me. This never happened. Moreover, these guys are the same that buy now at 11K and sell at 10K. But again: in one week I will buy from someone who is willing to sell now, and one day I will sell at 100K to that same person who probably with bloody eyes will cut his loss a day after.
How much brain is needed that if you buy following the trend and sell with a 10% profit, then buying again but selling with the down trend cutting loss at 10% is a never ending trading cycle? Learn to hodl, people! Create a selling plan and live a free and happy life! I prefer to reach my goal in 1 year, but if not, I will be equally happy to buy more coins and wait 2-3-4-5-... years until the goal is reached. And by then, these coins will remain beyond my current selling plan for retirement/kids/etc..
August 21, 2019, 11:10:59 AM
This is it guys - it could be the last chance to ever buy at 4 digits
...for the week.
...for the week.
August 21, 2019, 11:04:43 AM
Watch out folks 
August 21, 2019, 11:03:19 AM
The largest salt flat in the world (Bolivia)
What a beautiful photo! You're lucky if you've been there...
Thank you. Yes, i'm uploading only my personal photos.
August 21, 2019, 11:01:11 AM
Good evening WO
Observing @ $9,969
We are below 5 digit but for me it's okay.
Observing @ $9,969
We are below 5 digit but for me it's okay.
August 21, 2019, 10:56:58 AM
Another last chance to buy at 4 digits
Wow, impressive registration date. I would love to hear your story. Quote
Date Registered: November 09, 2010, 06:04:14 AM
Nothing spectacular.
Haha, the Pirate was a cool story indeed. I can’t remember the return but receiving the collateral back in time must have felt good afterwards.
August 21, 2019, 10:46:37 AM
The largest salt flat in the world (Bolivia)
Vacation Observer !
niceeeeee!! +1 August 21, 2019, 10:26:22 AM
The largest salt flat in the world (Bolivia)
What a beautiful photo! You're lucky if you've been there...
Thank you. Yes, i'm uploading only my personal photos.
August 21, 2019, 10:18:39 AM
The largest salt flat in the world (Bolivia)
What a beautiful photo! You're lucky if you've been there...
August 21, 2019, 10:14:19 AM
Is anyone else getting spammed by CryptoSlate.com site without an unsubscribe link? I don't remember signing up for their news list and have no clue if they are a biased source or not. Looks like they like to run FUD pieces from a cursory glance.
August 21, 2019, 10:14:15 AM
The largest salt flat in the world (Bolivia)
August 21, 2019, 10:13:14 AM
With secure transactions you can get this.
Example:
Account X with BTC100
You send BTC1 to Account Y
Account Z is created by your secure wallet
BTC1 will be sent to Account Y
BTC99 will be sent to Account Z
Your remaning balance is now in account Z
The stats say BTC100 was moved even if BTC1 was actually sent out to a foreign account.
P.S. This is done to protect your public key aswell as your private key. Only when BTC is sent does the source address need to provide it's public key.
Example:
Account X with BTC100
You send BTC1 to Account Y
Account Z is created by your secure wallet
BTC1 will be sent to Account Y
BTC99 will be sent to Account Z
Your remaning balance is now in account Z
The stats say BTC100 was moved even if BTC1 was actually sent out to a foreign account.
P.S. This is done to protect your public key aswell as your private key. Only when BTC is sent does the source address need to provide it's public key.
Nicely explained!
And the more corn there is in an address, the more skewed the results will be, e.g., imagine one has BTC100000 in an address, and sends only BTC0.01 somewhere... Although only BTC0.01 was actually sent out, a whopping BTC100000 was moved.
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