Random Ordered I'd better go out and get some fresh air.
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Wow... cool
Now that's a nice looking green candle. MOAR please!!
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~snip
Food for thought.
I don’t do “batslaps”.
~snip
I disagree.
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My wife thought we were playing another game of "Wall Observer where am I?"
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The image is 4.36 megs and you're limited to 2.5 - that's the problem. I changed the compression to 73% so there's no way it will look as awesome as it should... people should follow your link instead.
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HAPPY MIDSUMMER EVERYBODY!!
After watching the movie by the same name, I'm not sure I could ever have a happy one again!
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Nice! Looks like fun too. NB this is much smaller than the original video.
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fuck you buddy back to 19k+
It's working phil! $20,169
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Edit: Damn it, Buddy. The oracle price is just over $20k where I sit ($20,063). Went as low as about $20,275 before it started to fall back... Now $19,977 here. Sigh, edit, edit.
There's no despair without hope. Yet by definition, despair is the absence of hope! Despair can't exist without hope and at the same time it can only exist without hope. Thank god there's alcohol. Despair is often filled with false hopes. Denial. Self-delusion. “Hopium”. Not to pick on you, Homer—no offense to you personally—but I am as disappointed in some of the WO regulars as I am shocked that I violated my own advice to newbies never to mess with margin.
Despair?
When I finally got out of debt, I showed this thread with all my pathetic trainwreck-posts to the market pro who advised me to cover in February at $35k. Heater wasn’t the first to advise me to save much more than I eventually did. He saw all the recent posts that look worried, and told me not to waste any more of my time with the weak hands here. Ouch.
Now, I have Jay talking to me as if I am unworried because I lack sufficient “stake” in Bitcoin. WTF? It’s called diamond hands. I have diamond hands when I keep my life savings in Bitcoin. I have diamond hands when I have money I cannot afford to lose in Bitcoin. The only time when I crumple like tissue paper is when I get into debt, and suffer repeated liquidations. Easy solution: Don’t do that!
Now, we may have regained $20k—or this may be like when we so recently bounced around between $28k and $32k for awhile. (Or before that, between $38k and $42k.) I DGAF. This is all short-term thinking. And by the way, the only reason why we need to suffer these dips-for-ants is the fickleness of short-term thinkers.
When Bitcoin is up, WO is full of memes about rockets and trains. When Bitcoin is—sad, weeping softly to itself like now, WO despairs.
If you despair, then please mindrust your coins right now so that the market can get started slowly absorbing them.
I wear no hat. I have no “laser eyes” pic (my natural, inborn laser-eyes are good enough, thank you very much). And as long as I am not at risk of liquidation, I honestly do not care if Bitcoin takes its time crashing for awhile before recovery. I don’t plan to sell, so why should I be upset?
(Observing $20,041 as I write this.) No offense taken. I've always thought of despair as hopelessness so in my mind, one couldn't have false hopes and despair... maybe I'm wrong but regardless, I don't despair nor do I drink; I was just riffin' on the definition. HI-TEC99 got it and reciprocated accordingly - good one by the way! I can't imagine most of us (oh god... Sorry for the royal we JJG!) in here enjoy watching bitcoin fall in value wrt various fiat currencies. Rockets and trains just aren't appropriate at a time like that anyway so e're not going to cheer about rockets hurtling back to earth or trains stopping at another station to board more passengers but I don't think WO despairs. Perhaps this should be the next poll question?
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While picking up Sats on these dips, here's a little impression of the recent night skies. (180 seconds exposure at 14mm) good night Nice! It looks as though you also picked up a Sat in the image. Thin straight line going off the top left of the image.
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Edit: Damn it, Buddy. The oracle price is just over $20k where I sit ($20,063). Went as low as about $20,275 before it started to fall back... Now $19,977 here. Sigh, edit, edit.
There's no despair without hope. Yet by definition, despair is the absence of hope! Despair can't exist without hope and at the same time it can only exist without hope. Thank god there's alcohol.
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Edit: Damn it, Buddy. The oracle price is just over $20k where I sit ($20,063). Went as low as about $20,275 before it started to fall back... Now $19,977 here. Sigh, edit, edit.
CB only gives the spread at the last book retrieval. I've considered adding some more info in there too but haven't had the time recently to really think about options. About CB, I only yesterday saw the avatar when reading the WO on a cumputer I wasn't logged in to (I have it on ignore), and I litterally LOLed, well done! I also loled when I saw it. In case it changes:
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I mindrusted the crash, right about the time when BTC hit its local bottom around $17,600. I capitulated.
What I mean is that I mindrusted some scraps of precious altcoins that I had lovingly preserved to help regenerate my BTC in better market conditions.
(STFU. I will slap anyone who dares to speak ill of my dearly departed altcoins, who nobly sacrificed themselves on the battlefield in the ranking order set by Gresham’s Law.)
I panicked, because BTC was in freefall—and if it kept falling so fast, my liquidation losses could go suddenly from ~99% to ~99.9%.
So... I guess I panic-sold. Sold assets low—dumped into a crash with what were, in themselves, horrifically foolish trades. To save BTC.
mindrust panicked to save his worthless fiat shitcoins. I panicked to save Bitcoin. And I jest at myself. The “selling into the crash” part was bad luck executing a plan I had decided earlier, after calculating a dozen ways to find the least-lossy, least-risky, least grossly undesirable means to free my remaining bitcoins. But I am making a point.
The good news: For the first time in over five months, I am debt-free! And the sad remainder of my BTC is freed from the margin account. For the first time in over five months, I am at zero risk of liquidation.
Now, I can go back to my old self.
I DGAF about more crashing.
If BTC goes to $10k, then I will ride it to $10k. If it goes to $1, then I will ride it to $1. If it goes to zero, then I will ride it to zero.
Yes, I have very little BTC left. But it is a large proportion of my dollhouse-sized remaining finances. For he who has little, a pauper’s scraps are precious as a king’s fortune. My little itty-bitty bitcoins mean the world to me.
And I am back to my old self! Let blood drench the streets! I will laugh and sneer at the weak hands and the panic-sellers. Hahahah. LOL.
Let the market burn, as I frolic in the sunshine!
I am gravely worried about Bitcoin, because I care about Bitcoin. This is an attack. But that is an idealistic worry—cause for worse pessimism over the state of the world—not a fear for my personal finances. For my personal finances, my only Bitcoin-related concern—my grievous concern is that I do not have enough BTC.
1 BTC = 1 BTC.
Congratulations. There's still time to stack. https://www.jeopardy.com/be-on-j
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On the bright side of the economy.... that guy at the office who will never stop talking about crypto...has stopped talking about crypto... Does such a creature actually exist? I haven't encountered one.
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Are you kidding? The egg nog is made from mung-bean protein isolate, canola oil and guar gum because we can't afford chicken eggs anymore.
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Not in the morning. That's like drinking beer before noon; it's just wrong.
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