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Almost every cloud mining services were completely ponzi, there is no need to segregate which is a ponzi and which isn't a ponzi. In this regard we need to be more cautious. Recently I was approached by a person through Instagram trying to scam me with the term mining. To his words we'll soon become a prey, scammers try to find us through different sources. We need to be prepared enough to be on the safer side.
Thanks for reminding me on that! Could you please talk about more on 'Almost every cloud mining services were completely ponzi', why is that so? I'm guessing it works as follows. 1. They take your money. 2. They buy Bitcoin straight away and say they are mining. 3. You wait a long time to "generate" coins. This is where they give you the bitcoins they bought cheap with your money. 4. At the end of the month/year (or at a specific threshold) you can claim your coins which are the current price. 5. You get your bitcoin. The get the difference. If they really want to screw you over extra they will go bankrupt or claim your account was hacked  |
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No not a bull run. We will be entering a bull market shortly. You can see the tide turning.
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Does anybody know if I am legally required to permit my landlord entry for strictly unnecessary renovations?
He keeps coming up with new shit every other month and I don't want to see him or anyone at my house for no reason other than him being old and bored.
Ever tried having a conversation with him? |
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The boy is saving the rabbit from being abducted by the bad rabbits. |
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I find it remarkable that people are depressed about Bitcoin being $4K USD. I remember when BTC was $60. I remember when it was $120. I remember when it was $225. I regret ever selling any BTC I have ever owned from the $60 price point and up. HODL.
They are depressed they didn't sell at the top and buy at the bottom. My experience is the same as you. Why play the game when HODL will generate more than enough profit. Just ride the rollercoaster. |
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ETHUSD has been moving in sideway direction for almost a month, now the lack of volume and the narrow range of Bollinger Band point to a near-defunct price explosion
The Stochastic indicator supports a downward trend but this can not be confirmed.
In the case of a rise, the expected price to reach 146, but in the case of a drop, the expected price will be 136
So effectively sideways  . What is your take on ETH following BTC ? |
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$6666.66 This will surely be a sticky point to cross |
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Looking at my coffee .... $4553
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I'M READY TO ANALYZE ANY COIN ( ON CONDITION HAS HIGH VOLUME ) I think Ethereum would be a good one |
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I like this chart  Could you add 2020 to 2023 on the chart  |
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It is becoming less and less clear what direction crypto will take.
We need the market to boost but the price is stuck with no real sign of it going up.
Halving will boost the price dude, be patient I am sure the news about halving will make many people interested in buying, of course many people will definitely see the previous halving influence that makes bitcoin skyrocket and many people will not waste that opportunity. Halvings have never boosted the price yet everyone shouts this. If you look at the BETI index the halvings are the lowest point in the exponential curve. Everyone knows it will come, when it will come and what will happen. Miners will keep on mining. The world will keep turning. So there will only be some good news items but no major change. |
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Can anyone tell me what this is? Not really related to anything other than it says a trip to the Moon on the case it came in. Seriously though..what the hell is it? There is a ongoing debate around the house as to its function. A microscope, a telescope and or a sextant have all been postulated and tbh I have never seen anything like it. While not precision made, it is quite sturdy and appears to be made out of some sort of brass. Looking through the optic sight there is not much magnification so I doubt its a telescope. Same for being a microscope, and it lacks the typical features of a sextant so I am at a loss. Another theory is that its just a fake steampunk sort of thing. Can the great hive mind of the Wall rescue me from this predicament?  The book Twyla Tharp indicates dancing. The device looks like a portable magnifying device. No compass or measuring on device. No compass. So not a scientific device. I assume this would be used to view dancing when stuck in a skybox... Or for a choreographer.... Maybe correcting eyesight only... so pre glasses My guess.... |
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Look at the 1W charts. We are crossing the bollinger band center. If we pass we have a good chance to easily go to $5500.
The passing of the 1W bollinger band is a bullish sign in my opinion.
We won't see Da M00n soon but we will see a slow steady increase in the oncomming year.
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Why would we run out of electricity?
We have been producing electricity for over 100 years now, during countless wars and crisis, and with many different methods. Sure there might be temporary blackouts locally, but a total, for ever, worldwide blackout? Not gonna happen.
EMPs, magnetic pole shift, solar flare.... It could happen... Remote chance but it could happen.... I Don't see a pole shift interfering with electricity production, the other two are real threats, but it will still only be local and temporary (and a good reason to have an old pre electronic car in your garage as a backup, together with sufficient amounts of gasoline, and some vital electronics and devices in a Faraday's cage for spare just in case). I understand your reaction, I cannot explain it but I know that it will get disrupted. Quote from NationalGeographic: "Many facets of our lives depend on the Earth’s magnetic field, anchored by the North and South poles, from the electrical grid that powers our computers to the satellites that let us watch TV." Anyway in a polar flip the ozone layer will disappear for a lot of years and we will get cooked or irradiated |
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true or not, no one knows that. but we all still expect very high prices to occur. but, within 4 years, it is quite difficult to think about it, especially if there will be another FUD that will make people doubt. but we all expect high prices.
Jan 2013 Bitcoin was $10 Jan 2018 Bitcoin was $14000 That's 140000% increase. If we bluntly interpolate that towards 2023, Bitcoin would be just under $20M. So $160k is actually a very reasonable estimate for august 2023. P.S. FUD has always been around Bitcoin |
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$160k prognosis is Aug 2023.
The graph has been off by only a few days so I would say that it is highly likely. And not impossible...
And $160k is the ATH not the stable price. After $160k it will most likely dump back to $20k-30k.
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Why would we run out of electricity?
We have been producing electricity for over 100 years now, during countless wars and crisis, and with many different methods. Sure there might be temporary blackouts locally, but a total, for ever, worldwide blackout? Not gonna happen.
EMPs, magnetic pole shift, solar flare.... It could happen... Remote chance but it could happen.... |
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So yeah.. know the feeling... the solution: right now while things are calm, and you aren't caught up in the emotions of a bubble, or a crash... sit down and make a spreadsheet of all your planned buy/sell points.. all the way from buying X at $1,000, up to selling Y at $1,000,000 .. and every point in between (I literally have a buy/sell point at each 5% price increment...) then just sit back, ignore all the hype, and stick to the plan... This is what I did, and the stress and second-guessing while going through the 2017 bubble was about non-existent.
Sigg
You are the first n00b poster who knows his shit Well thanks.. unfortunately not really a n00b.. lost access to my original account awhile back, so had to make a new one... And just in general don't post often.. I've actually been around since 2012... Sigg Your post is the way most veteran Bitcoiners think. Either HODL or keep a strict strategy. |
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everyone always thinks there's gonna be more time. that's the big mistake---not realizing how limited 21 million coins really is and what will happen when the tide finally turns and adoption explodes.
i was always really long term bullish on bitcoin, but i got too caught up in the bearishness of 2014-15. it really traumatized me on some level. i had the opportunity to really stock up back then, but i always thought i would have more time. i have way less coins today as a result. live and learn!
It's just as hard to sell bitcoin when it's $20k than buy it when it was $160. I sat and watched both and was paralized. So yeah.. know the feeling... the solution: right now while things are calm, and you aren't caught up in the emotions of a bubble, or a crash... sit down and make a spreadsheet of all your planned buy/sell points.. all the way from buying X at $1,000, up to selling Y at $1,000,000 .. and every point in between (I literally have a buy/sell point at each 5% price increment...) then just sit back, ignore all the hype, and stick to the plan... This is what I did, and the stress and second-guessing while going through the 2017 bubble was about non-existent. Sigg You are the first n00b poster who knows his shit |
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