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1681  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 01, 2022, 02:38:02 AM
We are closing 2021 at exactly 40% in dominance with another coin at 20%.
I just wish we pop back up at least to 50%.
I would drink to that as it is the minimal i would expect from btc as far as being the dominant cryptocurrency out there.
1682  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 31, 2021, 09:20:22 PM
Happy upcoming New year!

I feel kind of sad about BW not hitting that 100, but it is what it is.

1683  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 31, 2021, 02:04:56 AM
@jjg...at least cite right..and stop making up stuff.

"price prediction models are broken" != "bitcoin is broken"

...it simply means that there ain't a formula that can predict the price at certain time in the future, but, personally, I think that we would be in a $30K-$65K situation for the next 12 mo.
How? we can stay flat at 42-50K or continue down until 30-31K, then rebound back to 60-62K and continue oscillating.
$20K-200K range covers pretty much ALL possibilities, but the tighter range above (30-65K) also looks right to me.

One thing is 99% sure-there will be NO blow off tops (above 200K) in the next 1-9mo.
Wanna bet something? How about those 0.31 btc of yours?



1684  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 30, 2021, 10:21:24 PM
The.Book.of.Boba.Fett straight up retarded beyond description and literally stole storyiine from John Carter Warlord of Mars.

Please bro, don’t tell me it’s bad…. I was really picking a date to start and enjoying it… Have seen we got a similar taste….. Hoping you are wrong.

Hating feminist stuff as well @torque just like I hate all political society Mirror BS…

What if a black guy, Chinese, Arab or woman plays Bond for example…. Just not working… or the Rock LoL…

Same as a white guy doesn’t need to play Muhammed Ali or whatever….

But nowadays when I see movies I almost cry.


Like when a team of six always got a gay couple mixed origine preferred, a white guy, colored guy, Arab and Chinese or something lol (or woman from different origines)

Just WTF is wrong with movies and political BS….

The cause: product placement and trying to reach the widest audience using the lowest common denominator: ethnicity.
However, when it does not happen, remember all complains about the Golden Globes.
In short-we get what the populace as a whole deserves.

In partial defense of this: in alien movies they always say a first couple of phrases in their "native" tongue before switching to perfect (or accented) English.
People accept this suspension of disbelief because it is easier this way.
Similarly, it is easier for them to provide politically correct casting than to be subjected to possible lawsuits later on.

EDIT: a funny thing about Expanse...star ship engines keep making roaring sounds in the vacuum of space...and, strangely enough, it feels right when you watch it, but complete bs, of course.
1685  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 30, 2021, 07:16:53 PM
For people wondering when we see first Webb images.




that's funny.
1686  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 30, 2021, 06:25:00 PM

likely moved by mostly dormant BTCtalk account.
1687  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 30, 2021, 06:01:31 PM
@jjg-well, you can have ALL wishful thinking if you want it..peak in october..no, peak in november...no..peak in december...no, it is now Feb or March or September of 2022.
Scientific method suggests that you don't move the goalposts, but analyze the available data.
The data suggests that S2F is off the rails. Nothing personal.

Regarding the "other" thing-if you (or anybody else), personally, want this board to be overran with endless virus or political musing, so be it, but you WONT LIKE it.
I, personally, don't care about seeing the opposing opinions as i have a rather thick skin, but it seems that some people here are easily triggered when they see something political that they don't like. Namecalling ensues.

But, shit, let's go ahead and ruin this place for everybody with endless politicos and virus.
Let's make it another twitter or facebook /s
1688  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 30, 2021, 06:38:57 AM
@jjg-what 1-9 mo are you talking about?
We are ALREADY past the Oct-Dec 2021 peak prediction (actually, it should have been even earlier in Aug-Sept if timing would have been the same).
The "long" cycle exists only in Ben C. imagination.
There is NO mechanism for it.
The long cycle is not the bitcoin halving cycle, clearly.
Maybe it is the usage trend, but then it is NOT a cycle.
We could have a usage trend at some point going into a hockey stick, but it might take years.
1689  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 30, 2021, 06:32:17 AM
@jjg..my opinions are not for trading as I almost never trade bitcoin.
It's just boundaries (>20K, <200K) that are useful to me.
@phil has a good point about $35K-70K band instead.

BTW, IF "real" market top was actually in April, then $29K in June could have been THE cycle bottom, but if the top was in November, then the bottom might be VERY low, even if it would be 70% down (from 70K it is 21K) instead of >80%, which is more typical.

Ben Cowen keeps talking about extending cycle, but there is NO solid evidence for that, imho.
https://youtu.be/Rfkb_ArjMXw?t=647

Careful, mindrust talked like this before he lost his mind.

the difference is that i don't need to sell (he was over-invested) and my cost has been below ZERO for a while now.

No prob just pointing that out as food for thought. Wink

I never trust TA gurus, they only have to screw you once to make you a no-coiner.

yep, EVERYBODY (ta, fundamental, money flow, on-chain) were wrong in 2021.


I've seen the best predictions from this thread and they tend to be soma from the gut. The last thing I trust s some rando that popped up on a social engineering site.

Our subconscious can quantify many variables that TA doesn't even know exists.

TA is nothing other than trying to find history repeating itself and this is a fluid market with new entries  that make it increasingly less likely for patterns to repeat on a schedule.

I agree, but you have to be choosy.
If there was someone who predicted that we would actually peak at 69, let's see the link.
Not post factum, of course.

However, in general, you are right-I have seen very keen analysis here.
1690  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 30, 2021, 06:20:33 AM
@jjg..my opinions are not for trading as I almost never trade bitcoin.
It's just boundaries (>20K, <200K) that are useful to me.
@phil has a good point about $35K-70K band instead.

BTW, IF "real" market top was actually in April, then $29K in June could have been THE cycle bottom, but if the top was in November, then the bottom might be VERY low, even if it would be 70% down (from 70K it is 21K) instead of >80%, which is more typical.

Ben Cowen keeps talking about extending cycle, but there is NO solid evidence for that, imho.
https://youtu.be/Rfkb_ArjMXw?t=647

Careful, mindrust talked like this before he lost his mind.

the difference is that i don't need to sell (he was over-invested) and my cost has been below ZERO for a while now.

No prob just pointing that out as food for thought. Wink

I never trust TA gurus, they only have to screw you once to make you a no-coiner.

yep, EVERYBODY (ta, fundamental, money flow, on-chain) were wrong in 2021.
1691  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 30, 2021, 05:54:27 AM
@jjg..my opinions are not for trading as I almost never trade bitcoin.
It's just boundaries (>20K, <200K) that are useful to me.
@phil has a good point about $35K-70K band instead.

BTW, IF "real" market top was actually in April, then $29K in June could have been THE cycle bottom, but if the top was in November, then the bottom might be VERY low, even if it would be 70% down (from 70K it is 21K) instead of >80%, which is more typical.

Ben Cowen keeps talking about extending cycle, but there is NO solid evidence for that, imho.
https://youtu.be/Rfkb_ArjMXw?t=647

Careful, mindrust talked like this before he lost his mind.

the difference is that i don't need to sell (he was over-invested) and my cost has been below ZERO for a while now.
1692  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 30, 2021, 04:54:08 AM
@jjg..my opinions are not for trading as I almost never trade bitcoin.
It's just boundaries (>20K, <200K) that are useful to me.
@phil has a good point about $35K-70K band instead.

BTW, IF "real" market top was actually in April, then $29K in June could have been THE cycle bottom, but if the top was in November, then the bottom might be VERY low, even if it would be 70% down (from 70K it is 21K) instead of >80%, which is more typical.

Ben Cowen keeps talking about extending cycle, but there is NO solid evidence for that, imho.
https://youtu.be/Rfkb_ArjMXw?t=647
1693  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 30, 2021, 04:42:02 AM
Since you didn't bother to mention what country you were referring to I will do the same.
(see how easy it is to manipulate with graphs and numbers).

Changed my mind, my graph is for Sweden, I assume yours is for the UK since that's where LFC lives.

Kudos for keeping the deaths low. Unfortunately, 1500 Americans are dying from it every day.

... you need to unpack that "dying from CoVID" statistic quite a bit to get to the truth of the matter

... first there is the "dying WITH" versus "dying FROM" all-too-convenient distinction that somehow got lost early in the 'pandemic' and has not been rectified as yet

... then there is typical mortality versus age curve that needs subtracting out to arrive at an honest accounting for an excess deaths dying FROM CoVID

... and then to gain some perspective you would need to compare that much-reduced figure to fatalities for a similar respiratory virus, like the seasonal flu variant that circulates every season, during a non-COVID year with all the interventions, societal meddling and economy-destroying fuckery


...i suggest to post where EVERYBODY agreed to post about this topic.

<snipped a bunch of yellin'>

Interesting.
Having said that, I was merely pointing out that almost nobody wants to read about the virus here now that bob made a thread about it.
1694  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 30, 2021, 03:40:50 AM
@jjg..at least $20-200k band is realistic in comparison with all your non-predictions.

But.. here are some specifics that I already mentioned before, so don't really need to repeat, but you are 'asking' for it.

1. S2f is dead like a door knob.
2. Cycles are mostly dead, but not completely yet.
3. 200Wk average low is real, unless it is violated, hence the lowest value of $20K (for now).
4. At 200K miners would be excessively profitable, which historically indicated the top, hence the max value until the new gen of miners is out.
5. We can stay at ~42-45K for a year instead of popping up and down.
6. We are in the new cycle, which is likely to be very long and quite possibly a "super cycle" (driven mostly by adoption, not halvings): 2021-2025(6).
7. The prior cycle (which you think is still ongoing) actually terminated in April of 2021 (Nov was just a 'secondary' peak caused by reaction to abrupt "chinese' plunge).
1695  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 30, 2021, 12:37:45 AM
Since you didn't bother to mention what country you were referring to I will do the same.
(see how easy it is to manipulate with graphs and numbers).

Changed my mind, my graph is for Sweden, I assume yours is for the UK since that's where LFC lives.

Kudos for keeping the deaths low. Unfortunately, 1500 Americans are dying from it every day.

... you need to unpack that "dying from CoVID" statistic quite a bit to get to the truth of the matter

... first there is the "dying WITH" versus "dying FROM" all-too-convenient distinction that somehow got lost early in the 'pandemic' and has not been rectified as yet

... then there is typical mortality versus age curve that needs subtracting out to arrive at an honest accounting for an excess deaths dying FROM CoVID

... and then to gain some perspective you would need to compare that much-reduced figure to fatalities for a similar respiratory virus, like the seasonal flu variant that circulates every season, during a non-COVID year with all the interventions, societal meddling and economy-destroying fuckery


...i suggest to post where EVERYBODY agreed to post about this topic.
1696  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 29, 2021, 07:29:23 PM
I had another go at visualising the emission schedule, 97% will be mined in the first 20 years, the remaining 3% will take over 100 years ...




So basically this means that at some point the amount of coins mined and sold on exchanges won't be sufficient and the price will go up. Supply shock is real. And the best thing: the longer the price will stay down, the higher will be the price hodlers will be ready to part from their precious coins at. And the higher the price will climb. It's like those who were ready to sell some part of their stashes at $100k won't be willing to sell at the same price in 2023 for example. They will be expecting at least $200k.

So it's going to happen like: price goes up to $100k are we ready to sell? NOT! Price is heading higher. Willing to sell at $120? NADA! Going higher... the coins are just not available on exchanges... $150k? Still no! Moar UP. At $200k some retail investors and/or small to average mining operations may start to sell...  but not Saylor/Graycale kind of guys obviously. All of the above is SOMA.  Grin

Very well may be, but there is no guarantee for the demand side and for the timeline.
To me, halvings are not very relevant anymore (as everyone keep posting about a small % of coins being released going forward).
Miners did not sell at 69K and at 48K, so it is the internal market dynamics, not the miners supply, that seems to be in control of the price.
Because of this, it seems that price can be anything (within a pretty large band of $20K-200K), imho.
1697  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 29, 2021, 07:17:15 PM
"Don't Look Up" - look it up on Netflix, best movie since Idiocracy IMO. Made well enough so that anyone can think "nah, I'm not that stupid, this is about all those other people". Bitcoin gets honorable mention too.

https://www.netflix.com/title/81252357

Watched it yesterday, i give it a 8/10 on the OOM movie score  Grin

As for the BTC price action: Just sit tight and assess  Cool

I initially considered it as 8.5, but the credits scene kind of dump it to 8 for me as well Wink
JL dropped 5-10 lb through the movie..so the movie story line (minor spoiler: her character was on a diet) imitated rl in this particular instance.
Timothy C. was cool, Jonah Hill-hilarious.
1698  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 29, 2021, 05:22:08 AM
Oddly enough you do not seem to have to pay FICA or Medicare taxes on CG.


yea, but above certain number (200K for single, 250K for family) you pay additional 3.8% NIIT (net investment income tax).
Gosh..this is complicated... but only tea for me tonight.
1699  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 29, 2021, 04:42:03 AM
@jjg..yes, that calc is correct. You have to NOT work to take the advantage of it, which is kind of weird. The weird part it that, somehow, your reg income gets subtracted from 80.8K cap gains "allowance', albeit your income is NOT, by itself, cap gains.
1700  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: December 29, 2021, 03:52:35 AM
Example: You are married, have 200K income and 200K long term cap gains.
Your "regular" combined income is taxed at 32%, but your longterm cap gains are taxed at 15%.
See the table in here:
https://erwealth.com/podcastblog/will-capital-gains-push-me-into-a-higher-tax-bracket
Quote
Capital gains will not cause your ordinary income to be taxed at a higher rate..
So, again, long-term capital gains are taxed at different rates and separately from your ordinary income.

Unless i completely misunderstand their "slang" it appears that you could be taxed differently for reg income and for cap gains.

...So the best option is to be a complete louse, live off your LTCG and pay zero taxes on the first 80k. Which by the way is equal to a 100k "salary" because of all the taxes that cum out.

a well fed 'louse'..i get it Smiley


Which leads to my real fun question:

If on Jan 1 you redirect 100% of your salary to a 401k, then quit once you hit $19500 (the 401k limits), do you still get the whole 80k CG at 0% rate because the 401k was a "top line" (before AGI) deduction or is it based on total income?

Is health insurance paid for by CG profits deductible? Since Health insurance is another top line deduction can you work an extra few weeks for that money and still get the 80k 0% CG tax rate?

Inquiring minds want to know. :-)

Great questions..i don't know and in my org they like you to quit (retire) either in January or September (for some strange reason).
That trick with 401K is definitely something to consider or at least run by the CPA (EDIT: @suchmoon is obviously well versed in this). Thanks!

Now, that our cap gains are currently melting..maybe I would still consider working for a couple more halvings.
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