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I'm surprised Proudhon can even type, carrying such massively full bags as he does.
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Are y'all going for a quadruple top or something? The collapse on the other side of this is going to be really bad.
The sign of the bull run returneth! |
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Jesus. Are you fuckers still here?
Also: CCMF.
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So we hit over $59,3xx & some asshole flushed the toilet......again.
Observing less than exciting $58,050.
Sorry, that was me. I sold nearly 0.1. |
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It was a big thing on the forum. Many threads  |
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I actually know a soccer pro who's driving the mclaren. He's totally satisfied and the thing sounds at least as evil as any lambo.
I used to hear them on a daily basis. I can confirm. |
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Well, we have a new € ATH for today!
I think a GBP one too |
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Aha, now I see. Lender makes a btc transaction to the borrower. So, no longer the lender's keys. This checks out. If the btc are not back by the given time, the collateral is released (to the lender, I suppose). So the risk would be an insolvent borrower AND the collateral not covering the "new" value of btc at loan expiry. This also checks out. What does not check out is the following. Imagine being the borrower. Imagine being asked for, say, 200% collateral. Maybe in USDC/USDT? OK. So at expiry, if the btc you borrowed is worth more than the collateral, why give the loan back? Let the lender just have the collateral. On the contrary, if the btc you borrowed is worth less than half the collateral, give it back of course, and keep your relatively precious collateral. In other words: a shorter's paradise. (EDIT - No: it's more like an arbitrage, since it's impossible to lose if this is all there is to it.) Am I missing something? It's obvious I am, but I don't know exactly what - or I wouldn't be missing it  Another thing that escapes me: if you can post, say, 100k usd collateral, why would you borrow a bitcoin rather than buying one - or two? For simplicity, I'm assuming 1btc = 50k$. Biodom, have you been able to figure this one out? Just sounds like market forces then. Gotta predict what's going to happen and hope for the best. Either side could win or lose. |
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Just spunked all my fnft btc on randoms... now I just gotta wait and let the coin roll in. Can't wait!
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I bought a Trezor for 0.13 BTC. It's now worth $7,272.  Looking forward to the day it will be worth $100,000! Is that all? Mine was 1 BTC. But it does have 'First edition' embossed on the back. |
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I realized right away that nothing good would come of it: either they would spend the early years laughing at you because they think it's a scam, or spend later years pissed at you that you became rich (on a scam asset in their minds) and won't share the wealth with them.
Those are the only two options? Do you only know shitty people? |
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In addition to that I would like to add this... We barely entered the fun zone... real fun begins when market cap of gold will be smashed.  Isn't apple 2T now? or got to it a little while ago? |
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Not to dump on Mindrust again, but It's kinda funny we should break $60K on the anniversary.
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For awhile, back in the old modem days, I was able to tell if it connected at 56k or at 28.8k (or slower) just by listening to the whishy noise it makes, sort of like white noise with beeps. There was an audible beep tone that told me I connected at 56k.
On Wandavision recently, they used a modem and I noticed they made the effort to use the shorter tones that would have been appropriate to the time rather than the longer negotiation which came later. Finally got around to watching Hackers last month. Definitely worth a watch. Btw later I realized the guy from hackers was the actor from "Elementary", which was also a very awesome tv show. And trainspotting. |
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