I do wonder about these megatrolls. What an astonishing waste of life it is to write and agitate about something you hate. It's not going to change anything and you're throwing your precious life away while doing it.
Indeed, there is a terrible wastefulness in a human that chooses the life of a mosquito. |
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Going to lose some mountaineers on the arduous climb to 1000, but the sweeter the victory will be for those who persevere.
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Seems like price is going to make a significant advance upwards. They defended the break of 186, and price has surpassed its value before the appearance of the geth bug.
The reduction in volatility and volume over the preceding month also suggests that a breakout is on the cards, with 1 week MACD on the cusp of turning positive.
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Assuming nothing major has happened, a cool-off like this may be a healthy correction for the next leg up.
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A $10 drop, nothing really worth getting worked up about? Bit of a non event in my opinion bro.
You were saying... |
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But what if it will go below 186k satoshis. Is there a case for shorting ETH? If yes then how low do you think this will drop if it breaks support? I am speculating that some traders might be shorting ETH right now because it might really break although it has not been really tested yet.
Yeah, if it breaks (quite possible after the full retrace on the rally to .022) I'd expect quite a drop. There's the line from the dao attack/etc panic bottoms around .0140-.0150, which might hold. |
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Heh, I guess I shouldn't have stuck my opinion into a religious debate.
I'm sure you'll find whatever government studies to back your beliefs. I don't argue with religious fanatics that can quote scripture for anything What is one meant to do to disabuse you of this myth, start climbing trees and measuring girths? I'd rather not, thanks. |
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... little people with little dreams of little victories and little futures.
independent people, with big dreams, relishing small victories, dedicated to a larger future, a future where Blockstream will have to compete, rather than co-opt... No pith, no point. |
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I think the upper trend of the ETH has been established. So the price could rise further in the next few weeks.
I've been trading XMR mostly of late, but am keeping my eye on ETH. The drop to .019 isn't great, but as long as it can keep above support at 0.0186 there's still a bullish case. |
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Actually old trees are pretty much done when it comes to soaking up carbon. New trees soak it up quite a bit as they grow. Clearing out old trees and planting new is good for the planet.
I should think the word ecological encompasses more than just carbon sequestration. However, considering the point, it appears old trees still soak up just as much as young ones. |
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Oh yeah, halving power baby!  |
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I just saw the ETH price rose above 0.0201. It is about 5% higher than yesterday. So people might be interested in it again.
Yeah, there could be a major break up here. Kind of sucks, but, eh, gotta go with the money... |
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Hashes in OP should be updated for 0.13 if possible.
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At least the downward spiral has been halted for now but hopefully like you said, consistent sideways usually means we're ready for a significant move & hopefully it's upwards.
Chart looks good to me. With the effects of the halving taking hold, the next miracle run might just be in sight. |
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What exactly are you bringing to this conversation anyway?
Only manna from heaven. |
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From where we are right now, a drop to sub $100 followed by $2k would be impossible, and I'm not going into the reasons why it's a waste of time. It is you and every other fool disagreeing with me that is discredited. It's all a totally moot point because it's not going to happen, same as the dollar crash isn't going to happen, you tin hat wearing sob.
I see contingencies aren't part of your vocab. Well, they're part of mine, because I am not so arrogant as to assume unlikely events are impossible. This does not make one a "tin-hat wearing son-of-a-bitch", rather it makes one circumspect. |
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I believe $2k coins could very well happen, but not after a drop to $85 - that's impossible at this stage of the game.
Anyone who utters 'impossible' immediately discredits their position. |
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Problem is, the currencies of 1916 were gold. A 45 year chart looks even more impressive. The post-Breton Woods system will not live to its 50th anniversary.
Germany had abandoned their Goldmark for the Papiermark in 1914. The latter being unbacked by gold as the name suggest. Britain also suspended convertibility in 1914. The nixing of the gold exchange standard certainly set the new course for inflation, however. It's not about gold. It's about fiat currency losing its value over time. And you know why.
It is about selective bias and insufficient data actually. |
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 Gold is limited, so is Bitcoin. Love that graph. It speaks volumes. With a megaphone. A 10-year chart, set conspicuously to gold's bull run, squeaks rather than roars. Present a 100-year chart and we can talk about toppling the walls of Jericho. |
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I felt a great disturbance in the market, as if millions of shitcoins suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced
lol, the Bitcoin is strong in this one. |
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