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12061  Economy / Speculation / Re: Q4 -Quarter 4 speculation thread, where will 2019 end, join the LIST on: December 27, 2019, 02:09:46 AM


hahahahaha

Something like that.


Talky talky talk. Where is your entry?

That man is to good for a free-roll entree......


Try doing the guessing game(s) for "real" free and don't give out any bitcoins and find out what happens?



12062  Economy / Speculation / Re: Q4 -Quarter 4 speculation thread, where will 2019 end, join the LIST on: December 26, 2019, 05:27:33 PM
Talky talky talk. Where is your entry?

Problematic thinking Globb0.  You seem a tad bit distracted, for some reason.  Might need to bring batman out for this one.   Wink  Merry Christmas.

 Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

12063  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 26, 2019, 04:45:25 PM
Sold 25% is not no skin in the game. And did Elon ever take some profit along the way? Or what's the point.

So in summary I don't really get the massive difference.

I thought VB didn't have ETH and was sour TBH. That he has whale amounts was the bigger news for me.

Sure, it is possible that Elon is a bit of a hypocrite in terms of how much he is invested in Tesla/SpaceX, and of course, any rich person is going to have to "live along the way."  But, I doubt that the point is so much about whether Elon is a good comparison rather than the hypocrisy of some of the leaders within the crypto space.  I would not fault any of the leaders within the space to have some diversification or to NOT be fully invested, but I might fault them for other kinds of hypocrisy, self-dealings and secrecy... which also relates to their lack of investment too.

Of course, the little fucktwat dweeb (aka Vitalik) has ETH, and that is one of the (many) problems with ETH, it remains quite difficult to determine who has what coins out of both the pre-mine and various subsequent shenanigans in which they choose to print additional coins.

Of course, a problem with Charlie Lee, too.  He acts like such a nice guy, and he surely can be a likeable guy, but really is there genuineness when a BIG stake holder does NOT keep some stake in the coin that he created, rather than selling a shitload of coin and rationalizing that it was for the good of the community that he should attempt to remain "more objective" by selling (supposedly) all of his LTC stash.

I suppose that if Satoshi were around, we could criticize him too, but at some point, it seems that Satoshi may have left a lot of coins on the table, and were those coins burned for the good of the system?  

Mystery, mystery regarding if those early coins that were presumably mined by Satoshi will ever move and if the bitcoin system could absorb all of the coins, if they were to be moved and sold on the market.  Seems that they would not be dumped, if they were to be moved, but who knows?  Ongoing presumption is that those early coins that were presumably mined by satoshi are not moving and ongoing presumption remains that we are likely to never know who satoshi was (is), while satoshi (or parts of him) might still be alive.  We might not even know, once satoshi is dead, if troubles could come from knowing that.  None of us should believe that satoshi was not a real person.  Surely not a bot or an alien...  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
12064  Economy / Speculation / Re: Q4 -Quarter 4 speculation thread, where will 2019 end, join the LIST on: December 26, 2019, 04:32:37 PM
^
But but what if a 3K sudden pump occurs??

I wouldn’t mind at all  Cool

Hahaha, I wouldn't mind either  Cheesy Cheesy
5 days to go....

I'll place my bet on you @dragonvslinux

$7187 on bitstamp atm.

Back upto 3rd place I see  Cool



Source: https://tiramisu77.github.io/bct-game-leaderboard/

Like dragonvslinux asserted it seems very difficult that BTC prices are going to stay flat for nearly another week at this time of the year, but you really never know with Bitcoin. 

Also, remains much easier to attempt to bet on the possible winners when we are in the last lap of the race rather than nearly three months earlier, and frequently if we are in some kind of holding pattern, there can be some confidence to assert that the holding pattern is going to continue to hold, but there could be some whales who are waiting and waiting and waiting to pounce, and even they cannot really be certain that they are going to end up being correct when the do attempt to pounce.

I would say that betting nearly three months ago was a much larger crap shoot, but surely retrospectively seems reasonable that BTC prices have done a considerable correction down from their 3.5x jump earlier in the year (April to June).  Frequently, the BTC price moves can be described as "retrospectively reasonable" when we look at them much later, as compared to when we are caught in the midst of them... when as mere small fishes (speaking for myself and likely the vast majority of posters on this forum) it can frequently be difficult to see our hands in front of our faces.
12065  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 26, 2019, 04:06:59 PM
What's the true valuation of a Bitcoin as denominated by it's recycle value?...zero.

Wrong!!!!

Why do I have to get mad at you during the holiday season, Roach?


Because you are dumb.   You are so dumb.  Real dumb.

And you show your ongoing stubborn level of purposeful dumb with nonsensical questions of irrelevancy like the recycle value one above.

The question has close to NO relevance in understanding what the fuck is bitcoin.  You gotta know better, don't you?  Please tell me that you are NOT that dumb, and you are merely being purposefully misleading because you have nothing better to do during these holiday times. 

You seem to understand, roach, that bitcoins are not actual physical objects/entities.  So maybe there is that, right? 

Sometimes people are also confused about where the bitcoins reside.  For example, if I have a Trezor, a ledger, an account on an exchange or a software wallet that can be accessed through my phone or a computer, the coins themselves do not actually reside on those devices, but the access to the private keys for the bitcoins that are necessary for accessing the coins themselves, may be accessible through those devices, exchanges and/or services.  Actually, sometimes with back up seeds there can be alternative ways of accessing the coins too, so if I lose the physical device or access to some of the services, they may have provided me other ways to get access to the coins by maintaining my back up seeds that can allow me to regenerate access through another kind of physical means.  In any of the cases, the access has physical components while the information (the bitcoins) remains quite more abstract.

If we are getting at BTC's utility, it has more to do with it's portability and security in terms of being digitally secured by thousands of computers that agree to an algorithm to verify who holds them and transactions and other ways of sending information back and forth on that network.

With Bitcoin, you thinking about physicality has to become more abstracted because non-physical utility that touches upon a variety of other physical support components remains a concept that any of us should be able to grow into and to actually understand when we get into our late childhood years, and for sure we should understand quasi-abstract thinking by the time we are teenagers and beyond - even though some dumbasses still continue to frame value in terms of physicality, which continues to cause them to miss a lot of understandings regarding how the world really work, and especially the many values that some abstract and less tangible aspects of life can bring.
12066  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 25, 2019, 07:55:35 AM

Edit merry christmas, to you too... and merry christmas to all of the WO bros... and gal..sisters


FTFY  Grin

Merry Christmas everyone.

O.k.  Fair enough.

Merry Christmas all WO bros and sis.   Wink Cheesy Cheesy
12067  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 25, 2019, 07:05:34 AM

I read your post as being exceedingly cautious, Majormax, and you already likely recognize that I continue to believe that there is a bit more underlying buying pressures than the amount that you seem to be willing to accept present.  Furthermore, supply is a pretty damned underlying force, whether you want to categorize it as "secondary" or not...  supply is a kind of hard pressure that inevitably ends up biting the bears in the ass.. especially any of them who under estimate its power, after they are manipulating down for much longer and much lower than can be contained and ends up resulting in a lot of irrational and uncontainable upwards FOMO buying... which is likely going to be another history that repeats itself... surely not guaranteed in any kind of way, but a seeming likely outcome... time and degree to be determined.   Wink

You are quite right. I think it wise to be cautious.

I wouldn't categorise supply as a 'force', but demand acts more like the pressure. If you had to say which was more active and which more passive, how would you label them ?

Supply is more a variable which is acted upon by demand, and I suppose that is my point in saying that the effect of halving is not a given. Only when demand is absolutely assured and permanent does supply become the active variable.

I cannot disagree with anything you say there, and yeah, supply is more passive, but it get's manipulated to fuck, and that is just part of the dynamics of something like this and we are also learning as we go along regarding how far and how long it can be manipulated.

Let's take the stock to flow, for example.  We do not know if it is a very accurate predictive force, even though we can see that historically there can be a kind of description and there can be a kind of prediction that gets put in place based on the description and the formula and suggests that the future is going to follow a kind of similar path as the path.  At the same, time there is a kind of predictable mean in which the price is likely to gravitate within that model, while at the same time, there are likely going to continue to be powers that be that try their damnest to try to either create conditions to make the model become untrue or make it appear that it is not true.

So, sure, it is possible that they could become successful and make the predictive model NOT be true on a kind of permanent basis (which seems highly unlikely that they could be successful in such an endeavor), or they may end up trying their damnest for a long time to manipulate the BTC price below the predictive location, but sooner or later it comes to bite them in the ass and either just merely reverts back to the predictive line or ends up shooting past the predictive line in the opposite direction.

We will see.  We will see.

By the way, there is also the four year fractal comparison model  and the s-curve exponential adoption model that kind of ongoingly builds upon the ongoing network effects that keep building in a kind of Lindy Effect kind of way that seems to be a bit towards the upside and also towards the front running potentiality... Who knows what is going to happen exactly, but I would be a bit worried if I was NOT sufficiently and adequately prepared for up while worrying to damned much about the downside as being anything negative beyond just a period to either HODL or to buy some more bitcoin in the spirit of ACCUMULATL.




Well, supply will be cut in half, and unless you also believe that demand will be cut in half at the exact same time, price will rise. It's really that simple.

Nope, sorry, I can't see it that way. If it were so, the chart would show a step change in price at the point of halving. Demand is to a large extent already discounting (anticipating) future events, because it is so tied up with speculation. The flows and changes are complex. That's the reason you often see an opposite reaction ( to that expected) when an anticipated price sensitive event happens.

edit : Merry Christmas !!


Edit merry christmas, to you too... and merry christmas to all of the WO bros... and gal..


Of course, we cannot be strict about the halvening because we know that almost nothing is likely to happen on that actual day or even within months around the actual halvening date because 1) there can be manipulation that goes on around that even (either up or down) and 2) it takes a while for the lessening of the supply to actually be felt in a kind of "HARD" way.  Yeah, many of us know that the supply shock is happening, but still, that does not stop manipulation attempts in the opposite direction (meaning down)..... ... and it also does not discount that if "everyone" or damned near everyone starts to attempt to consider that the pumpening is going to happen later that the pumpenining might still end up happening sooner in a kind of front running kind of a way.

We cannot be attempting to put too much exactness in where the hell BTC prices are going, and yeah, I understand that even you was anticipating BTC prices to drag on downwardly for a lot longer than they’d  did and the April to June 3.5x pumpening surprised a lot of use, but it does not mean that we necessarily revert to that earlier theory of BTC prices going down low and long and more pain having to be felt.  Such pain might happen, and it might not.... and, yeah, you Majormax, just love yourself some ongoing and onward down cautioning talk... it's your favorite past-time, even during christmas... you BIG party poop....


 Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
12068  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 24, 2019, 11:32:16 PM
She is right at what she is posting latter. But the first post you quoted is really silly. Bitcoin price is so unstable that will be way different next week not just a year from now. The point she is right about is that future trading makes bitcoin more stable. So growths and declines will be less sharp. Both ways will be more stable not just the way up. And that is good, money need to be as stable as can be.

The first serious derivative salvo arrived just at the death of the last bubble and since then it's been a steady decline into poo soup.

She's right to raise the possibility. That's unquestionably where most of the 'institutional investors' will prefer to go, but everything flies out the window if there's proper a bubble on or the sniff of one.

We need all this new guff to be present for another 2-3 complete cycles before its effects can be properly analysed. Until then it's just groping in the dark.


As posters have said, nobody can claim to know for sure, and that includes the most bullish cheerleaders....

So, there is indeed a possibility that BTC does not rise due to the next halving. There have only been 2 halvings so far, way too little for a certain judgment.  Price is always dependent on demand first and foremost... supply is important, but it is secondary.

The next bubble, if and when it happens , will have to be a function of a very large amount of fresh capital entering the market. The numbers required are much larger now than in previous bull phases.

I read your post as being exceedingly cautious, Majormax, and you already likely recognize that I continue to believe that there is a bit more underlying buying pressures than the amount that you seem to be willing to accept present.  Furthermore, supply is a pretty damned underlying force, whether you want to categorize it as "secondary" or not...  supply is a kind of hard pressure that inevitably ends up biting the bears in the ass.. especially any of them who under estimate its power, after they are manipulating down for much longer and much lower than can be contained and ends up resulting in a lot of irrational and uncontainable upwards FOMO buying... which is likely going to be another history that repeats itself... surely not guaranteed in any kind of way, but a seeming likely outcome... time and degree to be determined.   Wink
12069  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 23, 2019, 08:11:07 PM
Modern male fashion apparently, 2020’s onwards.

Who’s game?

I can definitely see gembitz rocking the fuck out of these -

Weeeeeee



Wait, that's RL photoshoot of gembitz and his boyfriend  Grin

I'm pretty confident that not even Bob is going to appreciate that level of gay in appearances.
12070  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 23, 2019, 07:58:15 PM
What happens is that people are busy with celebrating and festivities, but the party pooping whales do NOT have enough friends to celebrate, and instead they get their kicks out of trading bitcoin (dumping) during times in which other people are busy with real life activities.  

In other words, the bearwhale fucktwats are taking advantage of periods of less liquidity to push the price down as far as they can during that opportunistic period in order to attempt to create a bit of a lower than otherwise possible Lindy effect... that may or may not endure past the period in which they caused it.

In other words, those are not regular and normal people who are engaged in such trading, but instead disgruntled and psycho-sociological deranged fucktwats like roach who are attempting to opportunistically rain on the parade.

Well, that's called generalization but its disguise as an opinion so i can take that.

I don't think that we should paint every coiner or trader/investor with the single brush. its not possible and not practical IMO. never underestimate the power of dumb traders or some time needy ones.


Surely, I am NOT trying to be dogmatic about anything that I say.

I was merely attempting to present a counter-theory regarding what I believe to be more likely to be happening.  

Of course, it is healthy to take any theory (or counter-theory) with a considerable grain of salt.

Also, surely any theory (or counter-theory) is not going to account for a lot of variance whether referring to degree or even accounting for time-frames or passage of time that can sometimes influence a change of behavior, too... which is sometimes partly accounted for within Lindy effect theories, too.

normal people do not cash out BTC to celebrate during these kinds of holiday periods.  Fuck that overly spread myth.

What happens is that people are busy with celebrating and festivities, but the party pooping whales do NOT have enough friends to celebrate, and instead they get their kicks out of trading bitcoin (dumping) during times in which other people are busy with real life activities.  

In other words, those are not regular and normal people who are engaged in such trading, but instead disgruntled and psycho-sociological deranged fucktwats like roach who are attempting to opportunistically rain on the parade.

Wait...what? JJG is calling r0ach a whale?

Hahahahaha....

I was just trying to describe "people like roach" rather than roach specifically.   

Just like I could say "people like jbreher" for certain asserted behaviors too, but "people like jbreher" did not pop into mind for this particular description of behaviors.  Hopefully, you are not feeling too left out, these days.. you, roger, craig, and other similar attention-seekers.    Tongue  Merry Christmas, by the way.  I understand that this is the time of the year that you spoil various members of your immediate family.. but whatever, your choice.   Roll Eyes
12071  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 23, 2019, 05:20:12 PM
Wouldn't be suprised if pumping starts while people celebrating X-Mass.



https://twitter.com/galaxyBTC/status/1209076551087726593

If it’s orchestrated (manipulated) pumping then it often happens during holidays or on weekends when average joe is unable to get fiat onto exchanges or distracted by other commitments.

It wouldn’t surprise me to see a significant pump on Xmas Day or Boxing Day.

Some would say it gets dump during major holidays. people cashing out to celebrate etc etc

Bullshit!!!!!   Sorry to be so harsh with my language, JSRAW, but normal people do not cash out BTC to celebrate during these kinds of holiday periods.  Fuck that overly spread myth.

What happens is that people are busy with celebrating and festivities, but the party pooping whales do NOT have enough friends to celebrate, and instead they get their kicks out of trading bitcoin (dumping) during times in which other people are busy with real life activities.  

In other words, the bearwhale fucktwats are taking advantage of periods of less liquidity to push the price down as far as they can during that opportunistic period in order to attempt to create a bit of a lower than otherwise possible Lindy effect... that may or may not endure past the period in which they caused it.

In other words, those are not regular and normal people who are engaged in such trading, but instead disgruntled and psycho-sociological deranged fucktwats like roach who are attempting to opportunistically rain on the parade.
12072  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 23, 2019, 05:09:12 PM
Quote from: @dragononcrypto
Making my first time-based prediction: The next low for #Bitcoin will be between February 6th-11th 2020.
February 10th 2014 low: $553
February 10th 2015 low: $215
February 11th 2016 low: $361
February 9th 2017 low: $925
February 6th 2018 low: $5,873
February 8th 2019 low: $3,344

Note this is time-based analysis, not price based. This does not indicate lower lows, but when the next low will arrive (whether lower or not).



For example, a low around $6,850 re-testing support in early February such as this chart.

Wait, a minute.

I might have sent you an smerit too soon for sharing that idea regarding the assessments of new lows and attempting to anticipate when the new low will come.

My subsequently realized issue relates to the lack of listing of our current low, which is standing at $6,425, so sure that might NOT end up being the low for this particular cycle, but I believe that it is a bit too presumptuous for my own tastes to assume it away without whole showing it as our current to-date contender.   

In other words, I have no problem with NOT knowing whether up or down, but I do have muchos problemas with presuming either down before up or even up before down, and both that attached chart and your implicit acceptance of the chart with links to other presumptuous charts without commenting on the lack of listing the current contender (aka $6,425) remains a bit disingenuous (potentially an innocent oversight?) in my way of thinking. 
12073  Other / Meta / Re: FREE MERIT COME FAST BEFORE I RUN OUT [Happy Holidays] on: December 23, 2019, 04:06:00 PM
All I ask for you to do is say something nice about any other forum member and I'll award you one merit.

TMAN is a female, which has been confirmed here - http://archive.is/vG2BI#selection-484.0-484.1

Happy holidays! Grin

A "female" with the mouth of a sailor.....  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
12074  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 23, 2019, 03:54:45 PM

That's why John legal is so fucking angry?  Because he is fed that kind of bullshit, when the reality of the matter is that the banks and other fucktwats are actually manipulating his money supply to death, and probably should stop blaming regular brown working people like Juan for the manipulating bullshit that is imposed by the fucktwat manipulating scumbag criminal The Donalds of the country.. who never had really gotten punished for all the manipulating, stealing and lying that they have done in order to live the luxuries that they don't deserve.   Roll Eyes
12075  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 23, 2019, 03:47:08 PM
to me, it's just another exchange, but I'll go with the flow around here UNTIL bitstamp does something stupid with it's low volume.

Note to BTC manipulator wannabes: 

If you are going to attempt to manipulate, Bitstamp is the place that you want to be.  Whether you are successful or not, good luck in achieving your goals.   Wink

By the way, some BTC manipulator wannabes already know that stamp is the place that they need to be, and others are lost lil puppies - just like shitcoiners... . get lost and distracted much too easily.
12076  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 23, 2019, 05:34:36 AM
The Bargain Boyz have kicked off the celebration early with some pints of shandy, happy to have loaded up their F-150s with sub $7k corn.



I suspect we won't hear from them in a while, but who knows what will actually happen? To be continued...


Didn't you hear that they are still waiting to buy, those dweebs.

Someone caught a slow motion video of them this morning, and I don't think that they are faring too well...

They are not really in very good shape.


12077  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 23, 2019, 04:45:04 AM
[ edited out]

I already said it's not numerology.

I know you did, but you are relying on one or two dates for something to happen.  Sounds like numerology to me.

you could at least google it before you attack.

I already saw sufficient information on then nonsense in order to justify my point.. whether you call it numerology or you call it calendarology - aka random superstition.

But you're right about the stars. Gann doesn't pretend that they don't exist like you do.

Do you believe that you are talking with a flat earther?  Don't know where you get that information.  You are the one with the calendarology theory.

Could you live without the sun? I don't think so.

Oh?  Now you are moving over to astrology?

Your body has water.

Of course it does.  Does bitcoin price movement have friction based on water?

Do you know what the moon is doing to oceans?

Oh god... Stop attempting to be patronizing.  You are not very good at it.... or are you attempting the Socratic method? 

You are not good at that, either.
 

Both moon and the sun influence the ocean tides.

 Fair enough, but what does that have to do with the price of tea in china?   Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

Now imagine what the moon does to your water in your body.


 I am imagining, hmmmmmm    hmmmmmm   hmmmmmm


It's not helping me with the bitcoin price, so far.   Shocked

Your body contains maybe 70% of water. We can predict the human behavior such as a higher activity and trading. Psihology of trading.

Sounds like you are really onto something.

Hairy, you are fired!!!!    We have a new and improved thread BTC price prediction replacement for you.  Hairy Guru, version 2.. new and improved... and better than the lame-ass fractal theories you been spouting out, especially recently.

We now know what bitcoin price is going to do more accurately.  You can still serve as a back up thread price prediction Guru, though, but you have to take lessons from jupiter9 (who is actually BIGGER and more influential than jupiter1).   Wink
12078  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 23, 2019, 02:40:24 AM
Well, we are at 7514.98 on bitstamp, therefore the 7500 faction won (vs larger 6500 faction) although 6500'ers came very close (on bitstamp).
well, now, if I look at it under the microscope, maybe there was a wick below 6500. Certainly not on coinmarketcap or coinbase, but, whatever.

Of course, we use Bitstamp in these here parts, an there was a wick down to $6,425 on 12/18.  The $6,500-ers won this poll, so the poll remains old news..... and even though the $6,500s won the battle, likey the $7,500s are going to win the war, and fuck the shorters, the no coiners, the fence sitters and the bargain boyz (and lambie too)... hahahahahahaha...

Hopefully they all got fucked.   Wink

$8000 in one hour

Might be too hopeful, but it would be nice.


I think i found something interesting. Bitcoin 15th dec is very important. At least it was very important in 2017 and 2018! What happened on that day? On 15th dec 2017 bitcoin made ATH almost 20k. On the 15th dec 2018 it bottomed at 3k. Could 15th dec 2019 have reversal again?  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5208757.msg53318853#msg53318853

I dunno, we were at the peak of an epic bullish rise in December 2017. We were at the absolute, depressing low of the last bear market in December 2018.

It seems December 2019 is like neither of the above, just an accumulation phase. The halving is in May 2020, the current situation is probably more similar to December 2015 or December 2016 (i.e. nothing-ness).
Allright then! ACcording to Gann theory the 22th December is very important. Maybe some whales who are rich AF do know this or they just buy or trade before this 22th dec date. 2017 and 2018 december were not the only bottoms. It's 2013 the bottom (flash crash) and in 2016 it was before the pump.
My hopium right now. Could this be it? The Gann theory. 22th December is important and on the 23rd we have 180 days from the high and 180 is very important.

Fuck the Gann theory.  All we need is numerology gaining too much ground in these here parts, and pretty soon we will be looking at the stars to figure out what to do next.

12079  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 23, 2019, 02:32:20 AM
**spoiler alert**

Now thinking about the movie...

It is a story of a one big pump&dump. From nothing to everything and back to nothing.

Only this time, the guy didn't stop at zero. You know what they say, you can't go below zero but that's not true. (Prison time = negative value on charts)

Good news is he can make a come back from negative to everything again. Much faster now. Experience. That's what he bought for $110m.

Part of the reason that I remain such an advocate for incrementalism is because to me it seems a whole fucking lot easier to make a lot of money when you have a lot of money rather than attempting to recover from losses and to get back to where you were.

Yeah, they can glorify the fuck out of gambling because of course there are going to be BIG ASS thrills when gambles pay off, but for the vast majority of time (in reality) BIG ASS gambles do not pay off, and it is better to become rich first and to use your money to make you MOAR rich rather than returning to a poor ass fuck and having to struggle to become rich again  (which might not even happen).
12080  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 23, 2019, 02:16:23 AM
A risk model presented ..

Quote
New $BTC video on validating the risk model. I feed in dummy #price data for the next 4 years and watch how the risk model reacts. Feel free to send me a vector of projected price data and I'll feed it into the model too!
#BTC #Bitcoin #Cryptocurrency
https://youtu.be/xPt7kkirzDA


Source: https://twitter.com/intocryptoverse/status/1208412646430527493

Surely, I consider the perspective of the commentator, Benjamin Cowen (intocryptoverse) to be planning to play "in" and "out" with a lot higher percentages of capital and planning to be able to predict the market with his risk model and assignment of risk values.  

Such intense "in" and "out" is a lot more intense than my preferred incrementalist approach in which I do not plan to sell large portions of my BTC.  I still appreciate other perspectives, even if I do not really plan to change my approach or to be convinced that changing my approach would be "better" for me.  

Notice that his inputted data for the future (between about now and mid-2024), which he deems to be "reasonable" has a lot of flat and even down before up, and seems to presume that the four year fractal might take more than four years to play out based on lowering price slopes into the future... so maybe that could be true, and maybe not.  We could have a lower slope for this four year fractal without having to extent the fractal out two additional years... but who knowns?  Who knows?

His plot also seems to suggest that supra $20k is not likely to happen inn either 2020 or even in 2021, which would put LFC in jeopardy in the Bossian bet.  Fuck that.... I am thinking that we have pretty decent odds of getting above $20k before 2022, so maybe there is some relation to this guy, and Bossian.. Not that Bossian has presented himself in any kind of way that is close to as credible than someone who is trying to be reasonable in this space... and (not that it is wise to bet with a troll, in which you are likely only to have to pay if you lose and you will never get paid by such disingenuous troll, if such disingenuous troll were to lose).  You can tell that I am not too excited about Bossian's so far demonstrations of credibility (largely lack thereof).
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