Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 9984. (Read 26720821 times)

You dirty bitch!

Will do. 

Will you take me to Slutshole Lane ? 

Please.

If you are genuinely ever in the UK hit me up bruh!

Welcome to digital world majority media houses and their twitter handle circulating this image. hard to tell if its fake or real when every source copy pasting same article and image.

Do you mean I was given wrong directions on how to get there ?

Quick moment to reflect on the progress we’ve made -



Everything is good & in place for amazing things my friends. I’ll be here every step of the way.

Probably fake but still...
https://twitter.com/BitcoinMagazine/status/1148262241617305601

https://www.statista.com/statistics/647374/worldwide-blockchain-wallet-users/

Q2 - 2018 +/- 25.000.000
Q2 - 2019 +/- 40.000.000

^Yeah good idea
Thanks

+1

Maybe you should change the title for next time.
Don't use the word "game" in it and make it something like "Speculation : what's your prediction for...?".
I don't think you'll lose many participants.

look forward top such dynamics, if it ends up happening.

Huh?

I'm sorry but my island is already "infected" with Bermuda grass (your average lawn) - just not the sub-hybrid Princess 77 of the same family (less watering, less cutting).
All the Greek customs care about (fair enough) is that it doesn't contain any pests, that's why I chose a brand name & also why I need the phyto-certificate.
Which by the way I also paid - as instructed, 80 fucking $ - to have the sales supervisor (dickhead) cancel the whole thing because he had a last minute epiphany that I needed an import permit for that - which in reality is exactly vice versa - in order to get the import permit from the customs.

Dickheads are everywhere jojo, even in the US.

Probably the healthiest part of your statement is to accept that "it is what it is" because owners have a decent amount of discretion regarding the categorizing of content, and I would not be proclaiming any kind of injustices when there do seem to be decent possible reasons to move it or to change its categorization, like I suggested. 

Likely, it would be even better if they provided you with an explanation rather than me or others speculating about possible reasons, then you could hear the reason directly from them... (I am presuming that there is reason(s)). 

Institutional shorters may soon be invited to a taste of Bitcoin's irrepressible power. Serves them right, those club-waving troglodytes.

But still stupid they moved it, its not like annoying in a thread there, its not gambling its more free speculate-share price and thought-get a price if lucky....

But it is what it is..... I Will start Q4 back in speculation, hope it stays there than

Look who is acting emotional.   


Get a grip V8, or gonna have to send batman out to do his "lil tinglie."


 

@eddie13  please read Bold part.


@LFC : good call

If you have no strong preference either way, you could ignore the offer and start asking some questions July 30, and see if they can do better.

(we won't tell anyone)

Some overlays are more convincing than others, and likely the most accurate overlays are the one that are done retrospectively, rather than prospectively.  Go figure. 

Don't get me wrong, there remains some value in recognizing how momentum has historically played out and attempting to verify the extent to which the current pattern fits and/or is deviating from such historical comparatives.



By May of 2016, we already had a pretty decent idea that bitcoin was not dead.   2015 was a bit more unclear regarding the "deadness" status of bitcoin, even while November 2015 showed some considerable signs of life there continued to exist quite a bit of uncertainty until the end of May 2016 when BTC prices busted back above $500 again.



I would characterize 2017 as kind of ongoing desperation attempts to keep bitcoin down as low and for as long as possible, and some other folks considering, as well, that it could be the last times that they could really take over or change bitcoin, and sure the end of 2017 - especially by late August 2017 with further confirmation at the giving up of the segwit2x fudsters, ended up serving as strong demonstration that bitcoin is the king, and its lack of maleability is quite robust as a feature rather than a bug. 


That's true.   There is a lot more acceptance in terms of financialization adoption, but I would not be so smug as to attempt to assert that all of bitcoin's battles are over.  There are still decent sized institutions who would really like to figure out a way to keep bitcoin down lower and for longer if they are able to, and there could still be some rabbits in their hat that allow them to drag out the down period and even attempt to push BTC prices lower through additional disinformation campaigns.  So sure, there could be some front running of the model, and those of us who are largely already "in" bitcoin would likely profit more from such likely front running - but I still would not take front running (or compression as you say) for granted.

We're on the edge of printing organs like toilet paper, so selling a kidney might not be the dumbest idea for younger folks.