@Pamoldar - Not the yearly high, think we saw $9,399 a week or two ago. It wasn’t for long but we were definitely closer to $9,400 than this.

I don’t even know why I’m awake at 06:30, fuck this back to sleep

Je pense qu'il ne faut pas s'attendre a une correction majeure avant les 10K. Les bulls ont le controle pour le moment

I paid a two dollars fee to move 0.1btc, not even one hour later and it already have four confirmations.

We dont need big blocks.

La seule raison qui me pousse à ne pas acheter maintenant c'est ma cupidité, plus j'achète au meilleur prix et plus je gagnerai de l'argent.

Pour moi il y a la tendance de fond (cycle) qui dure plusieurs mois/années et au sein même de cette tendance tu te retrouveras parfois bull puis bear quand il y aura une correction, mais elle la tendance de fond ne changera jamais (sauf 1 fois quand il y aura le changement de tendance).

Conclusion maintenant je suis passé bull sur la tendance de fond à 99%, mais ce n'est pas pour autant que je vais prendre des positions n'importe où, j'attends une belle structure pour rentrer dedans.

La correction arrivera probablement au tout début du FOMO, j'espère donc que la cassure des 10-11K déclenchera le FOMO pour rekt les gens et que je puisse enfin prendre mes positons  .


EDIT :

Bert tu nous partages ton graphique ? La dernière fois tu avais plutôt vu juste alors bon 

Good night brothers

I´m getting tired of these sub Vegetta dumps.. 

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Finnieston,
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Mic

Saw this and thought of you

You dont need all these logos when you have multipass.

I believe this facebook coin will fail. Only boomers uses facebook these days and they dont have a clue how cryptocurrencies work. They will treat it as some generic digital coin, like those you use inside MMOs for example. It will be restricted to facebook, which is a dying platform, practically an icon of nocoinery and technological backwardness.

Buy the rumor, sell the news.
Nothing to worry about.

<Insert Please disperse, nothing to see here gif>

Your post receives 1 out of 10 swastikas.

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Vinklevii bros. this time are going to laugh louder at the end.
Sweet revenge.

Ouch, remembered the similar site.
The best resource for trading BTC with tracking significant trades and liquidations:

https://coinfarm.online/  +  https://corn.lol
 
All info can be found here: Open positions, leaderboard, market sentiment and stuff like that.

Account addresses.
An account address is a 256-bit value. To create a new account, a user
first generates a fresh verification/signature key-pair (vk, sk) for a signature scheme and uses the
cryptographic hash of the public verification key vk as an account address a = H(vk).¹
The new account is created in the ledger state when a transaction sent from an existing account invokes the
create_account(a) Move instruction. This typically happens when a transaction attempts to send
Libra to an account at address a that has not yet been created.
Once the new account is created at a, the user can sign transactions to be sent from that account
using the private signing key sk. The user can also rotate the key used to sign transactions from the
account without changing its address, e.g., to proactively change the key or to respond to a possible
compromise of the key.

The Libra protocol does not link accounts to a real-world identity. A user is free to create multiple
accounts by generating multiple key-pairs. Accounts controlled by the same user have no inherent
link to each other. This scheme follows the example of Bitcoin and Ethereum in that it provides
pseudonymity [19] for users.

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¹ Concretely we instantiate hash functions with SHA3-256 [17] and digital signatures with EdDSA using the ed-
wards25519 curve [18].

Of course someone is scared this Libra thing could actually work after all:

France Calls for Central Bank Review of Facebook Cryptocurrency


I would classify this as Anger Stage in the Kübler-Ross model

Account addresses.
An account address is a 256-bit value. To create a new account, a user
first generates a fresh verification/signature key-pair (vk, sk) for a signature scheme and uses the
cryptographic hash of the public verification key vk as an account address a = H(vk).¹
The new account is created in the ledger state when a transaction sent from an existing account invokes the
create_account(a) Move instruction. This typically happens when a transaction attempts to send
Libra to an account at address a that has not yet been created.
Once the new account is created at a, the user can sign transactions to be sent from that account
using the private signing key sk. The user can also rotate the key used to sign transactions from the
account without changing its address, e.g., to proactively change the key or to respond to a possible
compromise of the key.

The Libra protocol does not link accounts to a real-world identity. A user is free to create multiple
accounts by generating multiple key-pairs. Accounts controlled by the same user have no inherent
link to each other. This scheme follows the example of Bitcoin and Ethereum in that it provides
pseudonymity [19] for users.

---

¹ Concretely we instantiate hash functions with SHA3-256 [17] and digital signatures with EdDSA using the ed-
wards25519 curve [18].