Yes, there is and it’s called humans.

I’ve been smacked on the head by Bitcoin so many times that I have learned to ignore the most obvious TA signals. Honey Badger simply doesn’t care.

Yes, I can be bearish as well. No, not selling a Bitcoin for such prediction. Got hurt too many times.

Whine about non-existent BTC dumps (or shill altcoins) and get the JJG Slap.

This is the WO way 

Welcome to the big club 

The return of Wild Cat Banking




I tend to phrase is as: 'you'll know the outcome anyway' -----> UP ^^

Time for Germany’s eldern to refuse non-Deutsche EUR notes again.

No, this: https://twitter.com/yassineark/status/1360285452993847297?s=21

He should read his own books more often 

If he’s into altcoins, he’s working on getting his number of Bitcoin back. Pray for him. I’ll surely wait for his return.

I like it 

I simply resist the talk about the environment hurting aspects of Bitcoin mining often put forward by naysayers (no coiners I presume).

It's the same as saying that the production and distribution of the next hype plastic toy (example below) costs $xx environmental damage for each toy delivered to a toddler (only to be tossed aside within a month or - optimistically - a year).



We could argue whether it is moral to spend electricity or, more general, energy on the production and transportation of this type of product. Something that is paid for by the consumer who wants such a toy in the end. Why don't we apply this exercise on all products and services in the whole economy. Frankly, every economic activity for that matter?

Why is only Bitcoin scorching the planet and causing little kittens to die whereas the creation of consumer clothing, trash tv shows, gaming rigs, Whatsapp/Twitter chatter about nothing, 3g/4g/5g connections, mobile phones, air travel vacations, etc etc, are also energy consuming activities caused by a demand for it?

It's the selective pointing of the finger that triggers me, especially if it's all about virtue signalling about climate change.

Can we keep climate change FUD (directed to Bitcoin - FUD) out of this thread, please?

That does not make sense to me. Why would mining be done on each and any type of machine while they are not suited for such task? It seems more likely that mining remains in the hands of those who commit capital and operate specialised mining hardware, gaining the most from it.

Interesting but two of the spikes were in a bear market environment whereas the first shown and the latest have happened in a bull market phase. I am mostly interested in comparing those two more closely. Is there a precedent for the latest blip shown with the price already having moved up considerably to where we are now? Perhaps the upward effect is already gone due to use reaching close to $50k?

Who can tell....   

Choose life.
Choose Bitcoin.

Not sure whether this has already been posted but posting it anyway: here

*Zero Hedge explaining how JP Morgan will be wrong again.

A Lada?

Kraken's trading server?

Ha, Marcus is always good for an upbeat projection.

Got Bitcoin?

Because 'The Financial Machine' is closer to breaking.

This feels close to Hyperbitcoinisation.

There is no career risk anymore in bringing Bitcoin on the corporate balance sheet.

Of course, this wave will only increase the brrrr money printing which is good for ... Bitcoin 

This is a message from corporate America to political America that the further (and to be increased) dilution of the US Dollar will not be approved