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15061  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 29, 2019, 06:26:15 PM
***ATTENTION***

Con man alert!

This guy will sell bCash scam shitcoin to you saying that that is Bitcoin.

Still calling it Bitcoin Core I see... Jesus H. Ver... the man has no shame.

For "fun" I read a news story about what I thought was bitcoin at news.bitcoin.com... They ALWAYS put BCH in front of BTC, whether they are just casually mentioning it in a news article, showing the prices in their ticker, or on their "buy" page... the default option is... you guessed it! BCH!

Its not called BitcoinCash.com FFS.

Meanwhile the average BCH block size is 70k! Not 700k. Not 7,000k. 70! Nobody is using his shitcoin, ergo who gives a shit how big its blocks are. What bcash and sv freaks just don't get is that nobody wants to use a coin piloted by a charlatan.

FTFY   Wink
15062  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 29, 2019, 08:12:38 AM
Another attack on $4050 in progress...


we only had 2 or 3 daily closes above this level in 2019....       getting tense....

So far, the attack  on $4,405 is taking place on relatively low trade volume.  Things might change.. but patience, is ok. too..

If we keep inching up little by little (like the past few weeks) on relatively low trade volume, at some time the higher volume battle might begin?
15063  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 29, 2019, 07:34:52 AM
Guys. Your petty feuds are super-boring.

Our feuds are anything but petty..   Cheesy



We have the best feuds.

15064  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 29, 2019, 04:29:08 AM
The next 4 hours are critical  - we stand ready to break through the final bearline.


If you disregard the froth of the 20K top you can draw all kinds of resistance between 46 and 4850

I don’t want to live in a world where we never went to $20k

Exactamente!!!!

That ship has sailed

like water under the bridge

 toothpaste out of the tube

 a cat out of the bag

spilt milk

and

a genie out of the bottle

There are probably more similar expressions, but I cannot think of anymore off the top of my head.
15065  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 29, 2019, 01:38:46 AM
BTW: Binance Lite Australia offers 50% off for transaction fee

The standard trading fee is 5%.  50% off is 2.5%. You would have to be a very dumb bunny to pay 2.5%.

Also their sell price is about 0.5% higher than you can get on an exchange so you are actually paying 3%.  

Huh?  Can you provide a link for that?  Seems like your decimal might be in the wrong place, because a vast majority of exchanges are trading less than .5%, and I seem to recall that last year, Gemini had gone up to 1.5%, and even they had to back off of that - so Gemini remains among the highest of fees with 1% fees.

https://binancelite.com


Also the word “exchange” is misleading.  You can buy Bitcoin from Binance at their set price but cannot sell it back to them. This is a service designed for shitcoiners to onboard them into the Binance exchange. 

O.k.... You are not making it up... but that is not trading fees but instead the initial fees to get into the system. 

Hadn't I read that in Australia there were a lot of limitations or lack of connection with ways to onboard from fiat and into BTC... so perhaps, lack of competition is causing the onboarding fees to be higher in Australia?  and it is not just about altcoins, but getting into any crypto from Australia, including BTC?

 There were some problems with banking accounts getting canceled early on, but no worse than anywhere else.

Australia now has a fully competitive crypto market.   I don’t think that Binance is going to get any traction except maybe among newbies (which are few and far between)

O.k.  Thanks... .just seems strange then, because you negated my attempts at explanations.. I have no problem with companies attempting to receive as many fees as the market can bear, but in this case, doesn't seem like Binance has any solid approach, unless they are just pricing the product high because of regulatory risk.   Binance is known for being a low fee trader. 

Accordingly, Binance is not really known for onramping of peeps from fiat systems... so maybe they are charging high fees because that is NOT really the business that they want to be in, but they figure that some people (newbies, like you say) are still going to want to onramp through them because of Binance's increasing name recognition.
15066  Economy / Digital goods / Re: $4000 Buying old mining wallet ($400 for reference) on: March 29, 2019, 12:00:15 AM
Apparently it is worth $4k to be able to impersonate a 2010 miner for certain people.  It is a uncommon appreciation, and that is why it would likely only be valuable to a narrow kind of a person (someone likely attempting to engage in some kind of fraud or deception). 

Of course, if no early miner really wants to enable such a likely shady request, then the price may have to go up in order to satisfy a theory that most things have a price, it's just a matter of how much.

im still running my core wallet i created in 2011. main reason i still use it is its convenient for mining payouts. most early btc was transferred out to paper or trezors long ago. but i still keep a bit in it as a pocket change kind of hot wallet along with some on my phone in mycelium. so, its still in use for convenience mainly as its easier to fire up the core wallet then hook a trezor to it for the small stuff.

for lulz, just now exported the transactions to a csv file for excel, 1304 rows/transactions.

im sure it might be useful in the future if i ever cash out big time as i still have my pool account created in 2011 where a lot of my coins were mined to this wallet. so, proof they are legit mine from back in the day.

You are kind of making my point in another way.  You have a logistical and ease of reference reason to continue to use a BTC flow through point that was always yours (namely your old-ass wallet address(es)). 

If you sell me the private keys to that wallet, after you empty it, then I can act as if I was always the owner of such wallet - except in your case there would seem to be a whole hell-of a lot of extra baggage for me to have to explain in my attempt to impersonate you, because then, someday, I might also have to provide explanations for the various other transactions that came out of that wallet address(es), which I would not know such information as someone buying it from you and not knowing what all the god damned transactions were for.

Here, I would imagine that Craig, would prefer a much less utilized empty wallet(s) in order that he would have less that he would have to explain, if push were to come to shove.
15067  Economy / Digital goods / Re: $4000 Buying old mining wallet ($400 for reference) on: March 28, 2019, 11:20:28 PM
Can someone enlighten me, what OP will gain from this?  Huh I am not up to date with all this Btrash, faketoshi drama and I am not following this logic correctly.  Sad

What is so difficult about it?

If you get access to old wallets, then you can present yourself as the original owner of such wallets, and try to present yourself as someone that you are not.

"Hey! I've been mining in 2010! Look at my wallet."

What does that achieve for me Huh I can impersonate who? A miner? An early adopter? Is that worth 4k?

Apparently it is worth $4k to be able to impersonate a 2010 miner for certain people.  It is a uncommon appreciation, and that is why it would likely only be valuable to a narrow kind of a person (someone likely attempting to engage in some kind of fraud or deception). 

Of course, if no early miner really wants to enable such a likely shady request, then the price may have to go up in order to satisfy a theory that most things have a price, it's just a matter of how much.
15068  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 28, 2019, 10:48:47 PM
BTW: Binance Lite Australia offers 50% off for transaction fee

The standard trading fee is 5%.  50% off is 2.5%. You would have to be a very dumb bunny to pay 2.5%.

Also their sell price is about 0.5% higher than you can get on an exchange so you are actually paying 3%.  

Huh?  Can you provide a link for that?  Seems like your decimal might be in the wrong place, because a vast majority of exchanges are trading less than .5%, and I seem to recall that last year, Gemini had gone up to 1.5%, and even they had to back off of that - so Gemini remains among the highest of fees with 1% fees.



https://binancelite.com


Also the word “exchange” is misleading.  You can buy Bitcoin from Binance at their set price but cannot sell it back to them. This is a service designed for shitcoiners to onboard them into the Binance exchange. 

O.k.... You are not making it up... but that is not trading fees but instead the initial fees to get into the system. 

Hadn't I read that in Australia there were a lot of limitations or lack of connection with ways to onboard from fiat and into BTC... so perhaps, lack of competition is causing the onboarding fees to be higher in Australia?  and it is not just about altcoins, but getting into any crypto from Australia, including BTC?
15069  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 28, 2019, 10:44:33 PM
Good morning Bitcoinland.

The battle for $4k continues.... currently $4024USD/$5404CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

C'mon Bitcoin, start moving up. I need to buy $30k before the end of April to finish paying for my teeth. I hate the idea of spending a half dozen bitcoins to do that.

Go Bitcoin go.

Fucking hell Jimbo, what are your teeth costing you altogether?
You could have had a full set of porcelain veneer's for about £4000 at The Dental Centre -Turkey.
It’s where all the UK Reality ‘Stars’ have theirs done.

https://dentalcentreturkey.com

My gf & I are going to get ours done at some point in the next year or two.

These stuff (dental&medical services, Hair transplantation, pharmacies) are very cheap in Turkey.

The doctors are working nearly for free compared to the doctors in the US or Europe. The shit is about to hit the fan though, most of them want to leave the country now so you better hurry. This place is about to become the next Venezuela soon.

Do you know if they have decent heart stem cell treatment in Turkey?  Panama is supposed to have some decent locations for heart stem cell treatment.  Several years ago, I had seen some publications of heart stem cell treatment in Thailand, but I haven't run across it recently.

Heart cells can be challenging because older theories were that heart cells could not regenerate, but in recent years some medical studies/applications are finding that certain kinds of cells can be used, such as placenta cells (or certain stem cell treatment applications) that cause some new heart cell growth.

In the USA... some of the issues with heart stem cell treatment is cost and insurance approval.  But it is also more limited in terms of what kinds of cells that they are able to use (can only use your own stem cells in many circumstances).  I think placenta cells have been shown amongst the better of heart regenerative, but are not allowed to be used or studied in the USA.
15070  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 28, 2019, 09:08:32 PM
Good morning Bitcoinland.

The battle for $4k continues.... currently $4024USD/$5404CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

C'mon Bitcoin, start moving up. I need to buy $30k before the end of April to finish paying for my teeth. I hate the idea of spending a half dozen bitcoins to do that.

Go Bitcoin go.

Fucking hell Jimbo, what are your teeth costing you altogether?
You could have had a full set of porcelain veneer's for about £4000 at The Dental Centre -Turkey.
It’s where all the UK Reality ‘Stars’ have theirs done.

https://dentalcentreturkey.com

My gf & I are going to get ours done at some point in the next year or two.


I can only agree and recommend from my own experience. But I was in Turkey Istanbul.$ 30k is just ridiculous
Back to Topic:
Should I buy now or wait ?

Wait until the price is over $17.75k, and then buy.  Once the BTC price gets over $17.75k for sure FOMO is going to kick in, and cause the price to go shooting past the previous ATH... for sure, profits!!!!!!!    Wink Wink

You can thank me later.   Cool Cool
15071  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 28, 2019, 09:04:16 PM
BTW: Binance Lite Australia offers 50% off for transaction fee

The standard trading fee is 5%.  50% off is 2.5%. You would have to be a very dumb bunny to pay 2.5%.

Also their sell price is about 0.5% higher than you can get on an exchange so you are actually paying 3%. 

Huh?  Can you provide a link for that?  Seems like your decimal might be in the wrong place, because a vast majority of exchanges are trading less than .5%, and I seem to recall that last year, Gemini had gone up to 1.5%, and even they had to back off of that - so Gemini remains among the highest of fees with 1% fees.
15072  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 28, 2019, 06:58:52 PM
Binance has lowest spot fees



Link?
15073  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 28, 2019, 06:39:29 PM
In Singapore today...
 
Tomorrow, I'll start having a better look at the Bitcoin scene here.

In the meantime, here is an article about the importance of the blockchain in Singapore :
https://blockpublisher.com/singapore-turning-out-to-be-the-blockchain-hub-of-the-world/

WTF?

Deja vu all over again. 

Did that article use the word bitcoin in any one place ?  What the fuck is "blockchain"?  Seems like a diversion at best and most likely some kind of scam central, to me. 
15074  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 28, 2019, 06:15:48 PM


cheers WO's and have a good day in silence Roll Eyes

Team mic and team blob may have to attend treatment togedder.

Treatments are not effective when "in silence".       Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
15075  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 28, 2019, 08:39:44 AM
If you quit crypto during the bear market, it may become the biggest financial regret you will ever have. Don't do it.

Bear markets are where future OGs are born.

https://twitter.com/btc_macro/status/1111011865188941824?s=21
It can be funny tho. Some people hang around and simmer in their regret for years after. Useful too, serving as an example of what not to do for the rest of us.

Never heard about the regretful hanger on(ers) in BTC... hahahahaha

In that regard, haven't seen BillyJoelAllen around recently to rub our noses in how bad of an investment BTC is and how BTC is such a non-scaleable nightmare.    Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

Roach and BJA should "hook up" for some reminiscence of the good ole days back when they were big balling in bitcoin in the three digit arena, before the sold all of their respective stashs.. to make a killin and to "show" all of us "bagholders" how it should be done.
15076  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 28, 2019, 06:22:01 AM

That's a good first step.  Congratulations!!!!

15077  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 28, 2019, 06:12:19 AM
or are you just petty and unable to stay on topic?

It's Thursday.

Telling you to Go Fuck Yourself is the topic of the day.

...along with Bitcorn Wall Observing. And meme posting.

Sorry to hurt your fee-fee's again, cupcake. Kiss



I doubt that you can point to one instance or post in which my feelings had been hurt on these here interwebs.  I don't tend to roll in that kind of style.  

You are the one who seems a bit obsessed in your lack of coping, so it would be nice if your were to figure out some ways to work through your ongoing issues.. .. and that term "cupcake" seems to be a kind of sign that you lost it.. .. trolls use those kinds of lame attempts at digging in.   Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy  Bob, the troll wannabe.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

Hasn't it been a bit more than a year since one of your first outbursts in my direction in which you went on a supposed ignoring and meditation rant?...

Anyhow.. that does not seem to be working for you, so if you cannot figure it out on your own, then maybe there are other ways to seek counsel because people on the interwebs are not generally in your ability to control... so it seems strange that you would seek such?  

In essence, I tend to be around this thread on nearly a daily basis and have been around for something like 5+ years.. , so it seems that you should attempt to dealio with such flow, in healthy ways.. rather than having an ongoing fight with matters somewhat outside of your control,... no?  

It's not like I am going away from this thread anytime soon, absent some kind of astroid hit or some kind of cosmic occurrence like that.  

Maybe a holy moley image will help?



wwwwwwweeeeeeee!!!!!    Wink
15078  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 28, 2019, 05:17:02 AM

It is not really material nor relevant.. merely descriptive... Focus.  Focus. Focus ur selfie.....  We are here to talk about bitcoin, and its walls, have you heard of such subject? or are you just petty and unable to stay on topic?   Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
15079  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 28, 2019, 05:13:17 AM
Hey, JJG.

It's officially Thursday.

Fuck you, and иди нa xyй.

Why would you need to wait until Thursday to say anything to me, you dim witted twat, I mean cock sucker?  

I had presumed that you might be an adult.  So, grow the fuck, up.   Roll Eyes

15080  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 28, 2019, 01:06:55 AM
...
well...I made my 'mental bet' in a previous post...I think the price (hope I'm dead wrong) that due to mt. gox dumping 1.25 billion or so USD worth of bitcoin...supposedly May 2019.

Maybe that is where you are going wrong?  Distributing is not the same as "dumping."  You should know that.
...

There are issues with both of your statements. MtGox has only 141,686 BTC left, so nowhere near 1.25 billion $ at current prices.
Distribution has no chance to happen in May 2019, because of the Coinlab claim, of about 16 billion $ (previously 75 million $).
MtGox Trustee Kobayashi may have to sell (dump) a lot of BTC, if the Court will decide in Coinlab's favor (claim was rejected by Kobayashi), but this is unlikely.

That is a fair characterization (and status update).  I do recall reading the creditor minutes, or something like that (or maybe it was your comments in another thread) that Kobayashi seems to be a bit anxious in terms of wanting to dump a certain amount of additional BTC.. just to feel more insured against possible future BTC downside volatility.

So, I was not saying that dumping was out of the question, but just concerned that Searing's seeming expectation of a distribution in May 2019 (even if that is unlikely too, as you stated), would not necessarily result in a BTC "dumping" as he had implied as a kind of current uncertainty that is hanging over bitcoin and causing it to price-move sideways.
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