Guys, here, were not way too bullish in 2017. Many guys were predicting $3k to $5k as the high price points, and $10k in some kind of outlandish scenario. 2017 Bitcoin prices left a vast majority of folks here, even the most pie in the sky bullish of them in the dust.
True story. I wasn't even _wishing_ for that high a spike. Of course, that almost guarantees that it will be different next time. Which direction is yet to be discovered. |
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Are you telling me Woz got out? |
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There is something a bit retarded for anyone claiming to be BTC bullish to want the BTC price to sink an additional more than 70% after it has already gone down 85%.
Wishers gonna wish. Where's that gif of the guy running after the departing train? |
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Another exchange going down, Coinpulse this time : https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/ameout/urgent_coinpulse_is_shutting_down_withdraw_your/CoinPulse will suspend all trading and deposits from February 1, 2019. We will keep withdrawals open until February 7, 2019.
We are asking all users to withdraw all of their personal crypto assets off CoinPulse Exchange by end of the day on February 7, 2019 to avoid them being locked out during the suspension period.
On February 7, 2019, All CoinPulse Exchange services will be suspended until further notice. No withdrawals will be permitted after this date. Hmm. More exchange consolidation. Short term pain. ... ... long term bullish? |
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News report kinda sucks. No mention of any actionable info - as in how to monitor for, if not deflect. Reported by Palo Alto Networks' 'Unit 42' (haha). Their site seems to suggest using their AV product. Go figure. |
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Thanks for updating the WO view of this chart. I like it. A lot. I usually merit for lulz. But seeing as you are continually running dry... |
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The EU leadership is just a bunch of cowards that's why they are making deals with Iran. They're scared and hoping they can buy themselves out of a war, which they wouldn't even fight.
Deal was made long ago. Once you make a deal you dont break it. Playing devil's advocate for a moment, there seems to be some evidence that Iran never abided by the deal to begin with. Me, I don't have visibility into such matters. |
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If we extrapolate the run from 200$ to 20 000$ in just 2 years... Comparing with 2016 the rise from the bottom was 5x, so we get a price of 15K$.
How did 100x turn into merely 5x? The interesting part is whether the people will be afraid of another crash like in Dec 2017, when we reach 16-18K area (of course 10-12K will be the first major resistance).
Major resistance? I think it more likely that $10K-12K will be the strong signal for noobmoney to FOMO in. |
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Your cock. It's glowing.
That's gonna look awfully funny years from now, when Bob changes his av. |
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The EU leadership is just a bunch of cowards that's why they are making deals with Iran. They're scared and hoping they can buy themselves out of a war, which they wouldn't even fight.
I don't have any particular insight on this matter. Other than to observe that throughout recorded history, it has served the interests of those in power to have a group of furr-nerrs to blame for all the evils in the world. And that these same forces control the narrative among the populace. I trust you can read between my lines, at least. If not between the lines of the military-industrial complex. |
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Bullshit not any attention is good, we could easily have Bitcoin go to zero and be replaced if the US decided to ban it and sanction any countries using it.
If the US does that, where do you think countries that are already sanctioned are going to turn for an alternative to the USD? |
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It wouldn't be such a bad thing with dirt cheap gold if you think about it, things that now have to be replaced periodically because they oxidize/corrode can last forever if they are made of gold.
Plus we can implement the Anunnaki plan and introduce a layer of nanoparticulate gold in our upper atmosphere in lieu of ozone. Is that really the Annunaki plan? Aren't the Annunaki the aliens that brought life to this planet oh so many eons ago? Seems they might be able to do something more intelligent with all that solar energy than diffuse it back out into space. |
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Oh boy! That reminds me of a story about my frat-house initiation I should tell you guys some day.
You've been sounding rather contemplative lately. Everything okay? Major milestone birthday? |
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So speaking of doomsday, if the infrastructure goes, electricity and water and food, what's a chap to do? Without water you die in 3 days,
I think a lot of otherwise prepared folk neglect this most basic fact. In the US, most get their water from some sort of municipal utility. This may be the greatest lever of control available to a totalitarian regime gone mad. OTOH, pretty much every major metro has a place that resells used 1000 liter IBC totes for $100 or so. That's enough water to keep one person in drinking, cooking, and very limited cleaning for 6-8 months. Beats needing to line up for the (((FEMA camps))) after two days in order to continue to live. (Or maybe, you know, just riding out the event where some turrist cell has poisoned your local reservoir) #justsayin 10,000 gallon rain tank. You can bury them. You better live somewhere where it rains enough to fill it. I wonder what chemicals you would need to keep that ready to drink. Nothing more than the chlorine that is already in municipal water. Just get your household supply diverted through it. Backflow prevention device would be in order in this scenario. So if the catastrophic event happened to have contaminated the water for so many days without knowledge this is fucked? Yes. Better plan - (2) 5000 gal tanks, alternate household supply through one, then the other, rotating on a weekly basis. That wasn't too hard, was it? Incidentally, as an experiment, I've been leaving one tote alone for years. Filled with nothing but municipal water, no additives of my own. Sample taken annually to the local ag uni extension for testing. Still fine to drink. Of course, our town is extra-chlorinated. You could just add a dropperfull of bleach each year if you were worried about microbial infestation. |
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He wasn't wrong about the Weekly Reversal and ...
and ... and mentioned that a close above would constitute a wrong call.
Maybe I'm just too much of a simpleton, but that looks like cognitive dissonance to me. |
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So speaking of doomsday, if the infrastructure goes, electricity and water and food, what's a chap to do? Without water you die in 3 days,
I think a lot of otherwise prepared folk neglect this most basic fact. In the US, most get their water from some sort of municipal utility. This may be the greatest lever of control available to a totalitarian regime gone mad. OTOH, pretty much every major metro has a place that resells used 1000 liter IBC totes for $100 or so. That's enough water to keep one person in drinking, cooking, and very limited cleaning for 6-8 months. Beats needing to line up for the (((FEMA camps))) after two days in order to continue to live. (Or maybe, you know, just riding out the event where some turrist cell has poisoned your local reservoir) #justsayin 10,000 gallon rain tank. You can bury them. You better live somewhere where it rains enough to fill it. I wonder what chemicals you would need to keep that ready to drink. Nothing more than the chlorine that is already in municipal water. Just get your household supply diverted through it. Backflow prevention device would be in order in this scenario. |
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So speaking of doomsday, if the infrastructure goes, electricity and water and food, what's a chap to do? Without water you die in 3 days,
I think a lot of otherwise prepared folk neglect this most basic fact. In the US, most get their water from some sort of municipal utility. This may be the greatest lever of control available to a totalitarian regime gone mad. OTOH, pretty much every major metro has a place that resells used 1000 liter IBC totes for $100 or so. That's enough water to keep one person in drinking, cooking, and very limited cleaning for 6-8 months. Beats needing to line up for the (((FEMA camps))) after two days in order to continue to live. (Or maybe, you know, just riding out the event where some turrist cell has poisoned your local reservoir) #justsayin 10,000 gallon rain tank. You can bury them. Probably better for long-term opsec. Requires more than an hour or two to implement. With the short-term opsec implications. I was just looking at it in a 'what's the least I could do' sort of perspective. |
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im sitting here trying to figure out where i went wrong?
One possibility to consider: ...follow armstrong.
I don't have a position one way or the other. But perhaps you might want to think about whether or not your trust is misplaced? |
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So speaking of doomsday, if the infrastructure goes, electricity and water and food, what's a chap to do? Without water you die in 3 days,
I think a lot of otherwise prepared folk neglect this most basic fact. In the US, most get their water from some sort of municipal utility. This may be the greatest lever of control available to a totalitarian regime gone mad. OTOH, pretty much every major metro has a place that resells used 1000 liter IBC totes for $100 or so. That's enough water to keep one person in drinking, cooking, and very limited cleaning for 6-8 months. Beats needing to line up for the (((FEMA camps))) after two days in order to continue to live. (Or maybe, you know, just riding out the event where some turrist cell has poisoned your local reservoir) #justsayin |
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It's good for hamas
Yeah but who even uses hamas anymore its all nail guns these days Overstock accepted bitcoin ages ago for diy stuff |
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