This effect always strikes me a little bit. I guess this was less prominent when bitcoin was a “nerd money”, as they didn’t care about weekends.
Now bitcoin is more institutionalised money, so I guess there’s a correlation with inflows/outflows from traditional banking systems, working only on workdays. But I am wondering about the future: how to match a 24/7 market with a 9/17 workday only traditional system? I guess this is only an incident in history.
I think I made a similar post on the linked threads, but this aspect puzzles me a lot.
It is hard to say because I don't have enough evidence (data) to prove it. What I get here is very raw picture but it give us something. Personally, I thought that the workday effects on price (volatility) and weekend effects on transaction fees can be explained as simply as this: - Whales can be a single person, a group or institutes. Of course, to manipulate price they need to work as a group (there are potential conflict of interests between groups). They are rich so they don't have dedication to trade and play with the market in weekends that are time for them to enjoy entertainment in live.
- The market is actively trading 24/7 but the game is in the hands of whales, not all traders. Without big market makers, the market is less volatile.
In Interquartile range ranks, there is no changes for all-year period or for 2020-only period. Let's see whether it will be change next 1, 2 or 5 years (after the next halving). Ooops! Let's me check the result again. It seems I mistakenly copied and pasted the result. Confirmed it ! All years * Ranks are based on interquartile range (iqr = p75 - p25)
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| dofw iqr p25 p75 median min max |
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1. | Thursday 3.592934 -1.51409 2.078844 .082507 -37.1869 33.31021 |
2. | Monday 3.592846 -1.27665 2.316196 .255949 -19.80621 41.6811 |
3. | Wednesday 3.242431 -1.553851 1.688581 .0794501 -22.92834 19.86095 |
4. | Tuesday 3.142102 -1.203938 1.938165 .122944 -18.16384 17.39172 |
5. | Friday 3.059987 -1.235891 1.824096 .1802792 -20.42729 15.73781 |
6. | Sunday 2.536824 -1.040577 1.496247 .0693629 -15.33058 14.13432 |
7. | Saturday 2.399184 -.8964984 1.502686 .251333 -16.41167 14.6789 |
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In 2020 only * Ranks are based on interquartile range (iqr = p75 - p25)
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| dofw iqr p25 p75 median min max |
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1. | Monday 3.891994 -.556548 3.335446 .5560157 -6.884572 10.96038 |
2. | Tuesday 3.354167 -1.036243 2.317924 .0488164 -6.230167 8.436751 |
3. | Thursday 3.238406 -1.167028 2.071378 .2544709 -37.1869 18.0304 |
4. | Wednesday 2.618876 -.7242507 1.894625 .8378724 -5.544591 12.73686 |
5. | Sunday 2.106423 -.9847237 1.1217 .0117402 -8.98149 4.35372 |
6. | Friday 2.067744 -.9416836 1.12606 -.0321932 -6.00138 10.87881 |
7. | Saturday 1.688826 -.4005385 1.288288 .2637979 -6.687685 3.859725 |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
I don't get what you mean about 9/17 workday. Could you explain it, please. 
Differences between median and IQR of 2020-only and all-year. - median_diff = median20 - median
- iqr_diff = iqr20 - iqr
- median_diff2 = median20 - median20ex (ex means excluded)
- iqr_diff2 = iqr20 - iqr20ex
- In difference of median, values of 2020 tend to higher than all-year period in workdays. Good and likely logic for all days, except Tuesday. I don't know how to explain the strange day.
- Differences look bigger for 2020 and non-2020 period (see at the bottom)
* Median
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| dofw median_diff median20 median iqr |
|-----------------------------------------------------------|
1. | Wednesday .7584223 .8378724 .0794501 3.242431 |
2. | Monday .3000666 .5560157 .255949 3.592846 |
3. | Thursday .1719639 .2544709 .082507 3.592934 |
4. | Saturday .0124649 .2637979 .251333 2.399184 |
5. | Sunday -.0576228 .0117402 .0693629 2.536824 |
6. | Tuesday -.0741276 .0488164 .122944 3.142102 |
7. | Friday -.2124724 -.0321932 .1802792 3.059987 |
+-----------------------------------------------------------+
Interquartile range +--------------------------------------------------------+
| dofw iqr_diff iqr20 iqr median |
|--------------------------------------------------------|
1. | Monday .2991476 3.891994 3.592846 .255949 |
2. | Tuesday .2120643 3.354167 3.142102 .122944 |
3. | Thursday -.3545282 3.238406 3.592934 .082507 |
4. | Sunday -.4304004 2.106423 2.536824 .0693629 |
5. | Wednesday -.6235559 2.618876 3.242431 .0794501 |
6. | Saturday -.7103577 1.688826 2.399184 .251333 |
7. | Friday -.9922428 2.067744 3.059987 .1802792 |
+--------------------------------------------------------+
2020 and non-2020 periods. Median +---------------------------------------------------+
| dofw median_diff2 median20 median20ex |
|---------------------------------------------------|
1. | Wednesday .8084463 .8378724 .0294261 |
2. | Monday .3298792 .5560157 .2261365 |
3. | Thursday .1885768 .2544709 .0658942 |
4. | Saturday .0259284 .2637979 .2378695 |
5. | Sunday -.0646415 .0117402 .0763816 |
6. | Tuesday -.0895118 .0488164 .1383282 |
7. | Friday -.2644089 -.0321932 .2322156 |
+---------------------------------------------------+
Interquartile range +---------------------------------------------+
| dofw iqr_diff2 iqr20 iqr20ex |
|---------------------------------------------|
1. | Monday .444531 3.891994 3.447463 |
2. | Tuesday .1343999 3.354167 3.219767 |
3. | Thursday -.3918223 3.238406 3.630229 |
4. | Wednesday -.5871975 2.618876 3.206073 |
5. | Sunday -.6207919 2.106423 2.727215 |
6. | Saturday -.918386 1.688826 2.607212 |
7. | Friday -1.213345 2.067744 3.281089 |
+---------------------------------------------+
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@SFR10, - Your post reminds me that the current pie chart is arbitrarily displayed. I don't know how mining pools are sorted out in that chart as I can not find any orders by alphabetical or percentage orders.
- If @bitmover wants to stick with the piechart, I think it's better to use a simple color theme (in the order of transparency (light to dark or cold to hot and vice versa).
- The color theme from jochen-hoenicke.de can be considered. It is better than mempool.space's color theme (that somewhat is similar to the current color in the pie chart, mix arbitraritly).
- I explained my idea there
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The chapter 2 in Mastering Bitcoin can help you. Some things you need to pay attention on: - Inputs
- Outputs
- Change address (in outputs)
I discovered that all transactions are listed on sites like blockchain.com.
Bitcoin has its pubic ledger and all transactions are recorded on its full nodes. Blockchain.com is one of site, on which they build up a block explorer for bitcoin transactions. I see very interesting sums so I clicked one to see its details: how come that from one sender the transaction come with 2 recipient addresses?
I see also 2 sender addresses that are sent 2 other, all in one hash...
If you are senders, you can send your bitcoin by some inputs in your bitcoin wallet (the wallet you are using need to have a coin control feature). By sending 2 inputs to one new receiving address, if it is another address of yours, it is called as consolidation of your inputs. If the total amount you send out is smaller than total amount in that 2 inputs, you have the leftover, it can be sent to a change address. To protect your privacy, you should use a change address. Simply visualization like this image.
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There are seasonal cycles with difficulty adjustments on the bitcoin network. It usually appears are late of the second quarter or very late months of every year. It is the time for floods, storms, etc. in China mainland. The most negative changes (< -10%) in history are recorded in October (2 times), December (2 times), and March (1 time). There are lags between price and electricity cost estimates (I did not look at their methodology). +------------------------+
| date diff_pcneg |
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1010. | 14oct2011 -13.09 |
1027. | 31oct2011 -18.03 |
1449. | 26dec2012 -11.59 |
3617. | 03dec2018 -15.13 |
4096. | 26mar2020 -15.95 |
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I used some multipliers from original values to make charts more visually comparable among some variables. |
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It is good to see you develop your website very well, congratulations.
I have my small contribution for that page, specifically the pie chart for the mining pools. Currently, you use a pie chart for it but its size is too large and it has not been displayed well. You could adjust the size smaller a bit. However, I suggest you to use bar chart (horizontally) due to 2 advantages at least: - Human eyes are more easily to assess and realize differences in the vertical or horizontal line. More easily than when we have to compare (by eyes) differences in arcs or angles.
- The second advantage is to help you better show labels of mining pools.
- To make the proposal is not from my subjective opinion, I searched and here you go with the article that presents some disadvantages of pie chart: How to Choose Between a Bar Chart and Pie Chart
- Horizontal bar chart is better than vertical bar chart if you have too many sub-groups need to be displayed on the chart with their label names
Example with a chart is taken from there Top-10 mining pools on bitcoin network over years (2009 - May 2020) |
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Things are easier if we have charts to compare so here you go with charts for daily price and volume in 3 years: 2016, 2017 and 2020. - It seems price movements in 2020 is faster (move ahead of time) than in 2016. In 2016, the crash happens in August but in 2020, it happens in March. The common reaction is after the crash as final weak-down, price intensively moves upward.
- Chart for 2020 volume looks more similar to 2016 volume, not 2017 volume.
- I used multipliers (for price and volume in 2016) to make charts more visually comparable
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Could be both to be honest. As more and more people bet on bitcoin(through buying, using, and holding), we could probably say that Bitcoin is "harming" the US Dollar by slowly but surely taking away some of it's market share. "Harming" might be too exaggerated of a word to use especially in the short term, but yea.
Two charts are public disclosures that why Bitcoin has dominated U.S. dollar. They will survive together in the world but bitcoin will dominate US. dollar. Also read two documents if have time in the holiday. |
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- Here: https://loyce.club/seclog/seclog.txt
- In median: for 3 years (2018, 2019 and 2020) there are 177 wokeup accounts each day with the 50% of observed days have from 0 to 227 woke up accounts. If narrows down the window to 2019 and 2020, there are 208 wokeup accounts each day with the 50% of observed days have from 173 to 253 woke up accounts
- All time high is at 5716, on 13 May 2019
- I did not check prospectively but I recalled the Yobit campaign was run in middle months of 2019 so the all time high of wokeup probably was triggered by that spam campaign
Time series plot Summary stats Summary for variables: wokeup
by categories of: year (Year)
year | N mean sd p50 p25 p75 min max
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2018 | 344.0 31.8 64.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 362.0
2019 | 365.0 258.6 458.8 200.0 11.0 274.0 1.0 5716.0
2020 | 307.0 244.8 188.3 211.0 190.0 242.0 139.0 2612.0
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Total | 1016.0 177.6 313.9 177.0 0.0 227.0 0.0 5716.0
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Summary for variables: wokeup
by categories of: year (Year)
year | N mean sd p50 p25 p75 min max
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2019 | 365.0 258.6 458.8 200.0 11.0 274.0 1.0 5716.0
2020 | 307.0 244.8 188.3 211.0 190.0 242.0 139.0 2612.0
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Total | 672.0 252.3 361.2 208.0 173.0 252.5 1.0 5716.0
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Top 50 days of most wokeups +---------------------------+
| rank wokeup date |
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1. | 1 5716 13may2019 |
2. | 2 3136 28apr2019 |
3. | 3 3070 19oct2019 |
4. | 4 2612 06feb2020 |
5. | 5 2291 20oct2019 |
6. | 6 2278 14may2019 |
7. | 7 1901 30oct2020 |
8. | 8 1747 17jun2019 |
9. | 9 1652 30oct2019 |
10. | 10 1489 13aug2019 |
11. | 11 1378 12aug2019 |
12. | 12 1358 15may2019 |
13. | 13 1319 16may2019 |
14. | 14 1247 14aug2019 |
15. | 15 1072 18jun2019 |
16. | 16 1020 11feb2020 |
17. | 17 1014 21oct2019 |
18. | 18 1011 01nov2019 |
19. | 19 996 29apr2019 |
20. | 20 927 12may2019 |
21. | 21 839 02nov2019 |
22. | 22 816 27apr2019 |
23. | 23 770 14nov2019 |
24. | 24 686 15aug2019 |
25. | 25 680 15mar2020 |
26. | 26 668 14mar2020 |
27. | 27 624 16mar2020 |
28. | 28 600 16jun2019 |
29. | 29 600 17mar2020 |
30. | 30 590 22feb2020 |
31. | 31 567 03feb2020 |
32. | 32 549 05jun2019 |
33. | 33 537 03jun2019 |
34. | 34 535 10feb2020 |
35. | 35 517 04nov2019 |
36. | 36 498 23feb2020 |
37. | 37 490 02jun2019 |
38. | 38 479 06jun2019 |
39. | 39 471 10dec2019 |
40. | 40 471 11may2019 |
41. | 41 425 09sep2020 |
42. | 42 416 22oct2020 |
43. | 43 415 18mar2020 |
44. | 44 413 24jun2019 |
45. | 45 410 31oct2020 |
46. | 46 398 11jun2019 |
47. | 47 398 26jun2019 |
48. | 48 386 17oct2019 |
49. | 49 386 29oct2020 |
50. | 50 384 28may2019 |
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I plan to make a year-end analysis in that thread Forum observations - new accounts, posts, topics, wokeups, merits, ad stats |
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That's ridiculously large text my man. We can understand in normal sized English.
I guess OP does not know options to adjust size of images that are too large now so that the images and texts inside don't dominate the texts OP wrote. Hence, OP used large fonts for his own texts. Also, highlights with red, blue colors simultaneously with large fonts is bad practice. Adjust the size with width=200 then OP will be able to normalize his text size. With the width size, you can combine up to 5 images in a single row.   [img width=200]https://i.imgur.com/1aVx7AJ.jpg[/img]
Some tutorials for Telegram:
The offer is too good to be true, invest 2 BTC and get 6 BTC back in short time. Is life too easy as that? OP's friend ignored the clear warning and got loss by his/her decisions. |
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It can be true if you say about P2P marketplaces but can be inaccurate if you are saying about bitcoin market (not restrict to P2P marketplaces). The screenshot is from the article and figures are for last 5 days volume. There are stats for monthly volume (from a third party provider so the accuracy is unknown). Lots of things change in the last 5 days but the statistics for October (USD equivalent) shows same ranks for top 3 nations: USA, Nigeria, and China with volume in October are $81.13 million, $16.61 million and $14.45 million of dollar, respectively. You can check it out there: usefultulips.org. My given charts are in monthy. The default window is weekly so you have to customize it. You can get stats for combined volume from Paxful and LocalBicoins or each of these. |
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Eventually, the crazy rise streak from 12 Dec 2020 ended yesterday on 20 Dec 2020. It makes the last rise streak in 2020 has its duration is 8 days, from 12 Dec 2020 to 19 Dec 2020. In the streak, the price moves from $18051.32 to $23869.83 with the percent of increase is at 32.23%. It is not a highest rise streak in history of bitcoin but still amazing. I hope you enjoyed the streak in the last 2 weeks.
Bitcoin price history -- most profitable and bloodiest months, days. Check the thread to see how volatile the December is for bitcoin (in most profitable and bloodiest days). The box plot shows December is not the most volatile month (because the outliers - Red circes are for August and November) but still is one of the most volatile (because its box that represents the interquartile range = p75 - p25 is one of the most widest months). Details are there
UpdateI update the sheet with a chronological table for all streaks (rise and fall) With total 75 streaks and 74 timegap values, the median of time gap is 26 days and the interquartile range is 10 days to 46 days. It means 50% of 2 consecutive streaks occur around 26 days. How wide or narrow around the median? 50% of 74 streaks have timegaps fluctuate around 10 days to 46 days. How about longevity of streaks? - 50% of 75 streaks have the longevity range from 5 to 6 days (same values for Rise streaks and Fall streaks)
- The longest rise streak lasts for 13 days and the longest fall streak lasts for 12 days.
variable | N mean sd p50 p25 p75 min max
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timegap | 74.0 32.0 28.2 26.0 10.0 46.0 1.0 125.0
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Three months with highest streak counts are October (11 streaks), November (9 streaks) and March (7 streaks). The sample size is small for each calendar month so values for following parameters are only for future reference (iqr, p25, p75, median, min and max of timegap). +------------------------------------------------------------+
| month streakcount iqr p25 p75 min max median |
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1. | 1 6 6 26 32 14 39 28 |
2. | 4 5 17 34 51 10 55 45 |
3. | 11 9 18 16 34 2 99 25 |
4. | 12 5 20 9 29 8 38 21 |
5. | 7 6 26 20 46 11 125 36 |
6. | 5 5 28 12 40 3 67 24 |
7. | 9 3 29 5 34 5 34 30 |
8. | 3 7 38 8 46 1 54 15 |
9. | 2 6 47 10 57 2 107 22 |
10. | 6 6 51 4 55 2 62 16 |
11. | 8 6 54 12 66 3 91 26.5 |
12. | 10 11 66 5 71 2 102 12 |
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Am a trader as well and also a marketer, but 80% of my works I do then with mobile phone.
Am always on the road, mobile phone is very flexible to move around with, I may be in the market, worship center, school etc....
You can't take your computer around with you on every place you go, we now have power mobile gadgets that can do almost 80% of the work your computer do, the only difference is the resolution.
With mobile devices that are easier to do your works as you said but which works do you plan to do with your mobile devices? (You don't need to answer me because it is your privacy and private purposes). As I discussed above, with mobile, typing is always inconvenient and annoying, time-wasting. So for any app, Facebook, Twitter, Telegram, Slack, it is always worse when you work on mobile. If you need a mobile app to quote, share, make multiple posts, it is not good for the forum (as spam advertisement). Make multiple posts in multiple boards break rules. |
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There are suggestion that exchange wallet services could be taking a commission from the fees, but I cannot confirm this.
No public evidence to confirm it but if you have interests in, you can follow it up. You need to record the suggested fee (on the same chain of each cryptocurrency) in different times: when the transaction fee on the network is low; and when the transaction fee on the network is high. Compares the fee suggested by the exchange you are using. If it is a big diffeerence and repeats many times, you can have unofficial evidence that the specific exchange suggests a fixed withdrawal fee rates (includes their service fee and transaction fee) to get commissions for themselves. I meant compares the fees between Normal and Expensive periods on the network and the suggested or minimum withdrawal fee on the companies at the same time. Make some repetitions of comparison and see. (with bitcoin transaction, you can collect the data on Wednesday and Sunday, follow it up about 1 or 2 months to have enough sample size. I choose 2 days because usually they are most crowded and empty day on the bitcoin network) Afaik, companies tend to use a fixed or static fee rates when you submit your withdrawal (and you must withdraw the amount higher than that min threshold).
Reminder- Do it for yourself and don't publish it if you are not anonymous. It relates to exchanges and you can be attacked. Remember the report on fake/ wash volume and serious attacks after that.
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I hope you are enoying the bull run and the current streak Before jump into the content, I hope you are doing well and enjoying the crazy bull run of bitcoin.
Bitcoin is volatile and it rises or falls in small or big changes over time. This thread is published to give information about Bitcoin streaks. The term of streak is familiar with gamblers but for non-gamblers and non-native English speakers, you might confuse about it. Let's me explain a bit. Streak means something happen in-a-row, continuously. It can be win / loss, rise/ fall. The alternative term can be spell. It is a language term and you can choose one that fits you, just understand the meaning of streak I use here. Definitions- Rise streaks: a streak when % change between close price and open price is Positive (>0) for at least 5 days in-a-row.
- Fall streaks: a streak when % change between close price and open price is Negative (<0) for at least 5 days in-a-row.
- Generally, streaks here are 5+-days streaks (positive or negative).
We are enjoying the crazy bull run so let's get started with Rise streaks. Rise StreaksColor codes SummaryBitcoin broke the record in 2017 and increased a lot after that but in some indicators (below), the current bull run and this year are not the longest and biggest run of bitcoin. It is true in indicators for total rise streaks, total days of all streaks within a year, maximum of longevity of streaks within a year, average value of % changes of price for all streaks within a year. Details2017 is the year is highest total rise streaks (10), second is 2019 (9), 2013 ( 8 ). +----------------------------+
| rank year YearlyStreak |
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1. | 1 2017 10 |
2. | 2 2019 9 |
3. | 3 2013 8 |
4. | 4 2016 7 |
5. | 5 2020 7 |
6. | 6 2015 6 |
7. | 7 2018 4 |
8. | 8 2014 3 |
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Top 3 years in mean of poc_s of all streaks in each year are: 2013 (31.47%), 2017 (28.51%), 2014 (22.52%) +------------------------+
| rank year poc_s |
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1. | 1 2013 31.46625 |
2. | 2 2017 28.507 |
3. | 3 2014 22.52 |
4. | 4 2018 21.8975 |
5. | 5 2020 18.19571 |
6. | 6 2019 18.19333 |
7. | 7 2015 14.46667 |
8. | 8 2016 11.60429 |
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Ranks for all Rise streaks according to poc_s values +------------------------------+
| rank year _spell poc_s |
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1. | 1 2017 34 80.68 |
2. | 2 2013 7 69.7 |
3. | 3 2013 6 50 |
4. | 4 2013 8 46.11 |
5. | 5 2019 45 43.37 |
6. | 6 2013 1 43.26 |
7. | 7 2017 29 40.27 |
8. | 8 2017 31 37.87 |
9. | 9 2020 54 32.23 |
10. | 10 2017 30 29.42 |
11. | 11 2017 32 28.73 |
12. | 12 2018 35 28.64 |
13. | 13 2020 50 27.93 |
14. | 14 2018 38 27.75 |
15. | 15 2014 9 26.27 |
16. | 16 2019 42 25.4 |
17. | 17 2017 33 24.58 |
18. | 18 2019 46 23.98 |
19. | 19 2014 11 23.79 |
20. | 20 2015 16 23.08 |
21. | 21 2016 19 20.64 |
22. | 22 2016 24 20.21 |
23. | 23 2018 37 19.76 |
24. | 24 2015 12 19.14 |
25. | 25 2015 17 17.89 |
26. | 26 2019 44 17.6 |
27. | 27 2014 10 17.5 |
28. | 28 2020 48 16.88 |
29. | 29 2020 53 16.84 |
30. | 30 2016 23 16.6 |
31. | 31 2019 43 14.7 |
32. | 32 2020 52 14.52 |
33. | 33 2017 25 13.34 |
34. | 34 2013 3 13.13 |
35. | 35 2017 28 11.94 |
36. | 36 2017 27 11.92 |
37. | 37 2019 47 11.65 |
38. | 38 2018 36 11.44 |
39. | 39 2019 41 11.12 |
40. | 40 2013 5 11.08 |
41. | 41 2019 39 10.57 |
42. | 42 2015 15 10.38 |
43. | 43 2016 20 10.25 |
44. | 44 2020 49 10.16 |
45. | 45 2015 13 9.64 |
46. | 46 2013 2 9.49 |
47. | 47 2016 21 9.25 |
48. | 48 2013 4 8.96 |
49. | 49 2020 51 8.81 |
50. | 50 2015 14 6.67 |
51. | 51 2017 26 6.32 |
52. | 52 2019 40 5.35 |
53. | 53 2016 18 2.18 |
54. | 54 2016 22 2.1 |
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2014 is the most terrible years according to total fall streaks (9). For rest years, there is no significant difference when the values range from 3 to 1. If you notice, total fall streaks each year (in bull or bear market, tend to be less than total Rise streaks). Amazing right? +----------------------------+
| rank year YearlyStreak |
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1. | 1 2014 9 |
2. | 2 2018 3 |
3. | 3 2016 3 |
4. | 4 2020 2 |
5. | 5 2019 2 |
6. | 6 2013 1 |
7. | 7 2015 1 |
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2018 is the year with most terrible mean of poc_s value for all streak in that year (-16.92%), next years are 2014 (-12.07%), 2016 (-11.03%). +-------------------------+
| rank year poc_s |
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1. | 1 2018 -16.92333 |
2. | 2 2014 -12.07111 |
3. | 3 2016 -11.03333 |
4. | 4 2019 -10.745 |
5. | 5 2020 -9.955 |
6. | 6 2015 -9.45 |
7. | 7 2013 -8.71 |
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Ranks for all Fall streaks according to poc_s values +-------------------------------+
| rank year _spell poc_s |
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1. | 1 2018 15 -22.91 |
2. | 2 2016 12 -20.37 |
3. | 3 2014 8 -17.6 |
4. | 4 2014 10 -17.27 |
5. | 5 2014 7 -15.94 |
6. | 6 2019 18 -14.9 |
7. | 7 2018 16 -14.46 |
8. | 8 2014 9 -13.83 |
9. | 9 2020 20 -13.7 |
10. | 10 2018 17 -13.4 |
11. | 11 2014 4 -11.82 |
12. | 12 2014 6 -9.84 |
13. | 13 2015 11 -9.45 |
14. | 14 2013 1 -8.71 |
15. | 15 2014 2 -8.53 |
16. | 16 2016 13 -8.53 |
17. | 17 2014 3 -7.6 |
18. | 18 2019 19 -6.59 |
19. | 19 2020 21 -6.21 |
20. | 20 2014 5 -6.21 |
21. | 21 2016 14 -4.2 |
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    My life is not done yet. I will write an abstract soon! Anyway, enjoy for now |
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Before jump into the content, I hope you are doing well and enjoying the crazy bull run of bitcoin.
Bitcoin is volatile and it rises or falls in small or big changes over time. This thread is published to give information about Bitcoin streaks. The term of streak is familiar with gamblers but for non-gamblers and non-native English speakers, you might confuse about it. Let's me explain a bit. Streak means something happen in-a-row, continuously. It can be win / loss, rise/ fall. The alternative term can be spell. It is a language term and you can choose one that fits you, just understand the meaning of streak I use here. Definitions- Rise streaks: a streak when % change between close price and open price is Positive (>0) for at least 5 days in-a-row.
- Fall streaks: a streak when % change between close price and open price is Negative (<0) for at least 5 days in-a-row.
- Generally, streaks here are 5+-days streaks (positive or negative).
We are enjoying the crazy bull run so let's get started with Rise streaks. Rise StreaksColor codes SummaryBitcoin broke the record in 2017 and increased a lot after that but in some indicators (below), the current bull run and this year are not the longest and biggest run of bitcoin. It is true in indicators for total rise streaks, total days of all streaks within a year, maximum of longevity of streaks within a year, average value of % changes of price for all streaks within a year. Details2017 is the year is highest total rise streaks (10), second is 2019 (9), 2013 ( 8 ). +----------------------------+
| rank year YearlyStreak |
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1. | 1 2017 10 |
2. | 2 2019 9 |
3. | 3 2013 8 |
4. | 4 2016 7 |
5. | 5 2020 7 |
6. | 6 2015 6 |
7. | 7 2018 4 |
8. | 8 2014 3 |
+----------------------------+
Top 3 years in mean of poc_s of all streaks in each year are: 2013 (31.47%), 2017 (28.51%), 2014 (22.52%) +------------------------+
| rank year poc_s |
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1. | 1 2013 31.46625 |
2. | 2 2017 28.507 |
3. | 3 2014 22.52 |
4. | 4 2018 21.8975 |
5. | 5 2020 18.19571 |
6. | 6 2019 18.19333 |
7. | 7 2015 14.46667 |
8. | 8 2016 11.60429 |
+------------------------+
Ranks for all Rise streaks according to poc_s values +------------------------------+
| rank year _spell poc_s |
|------------------------------|
1. | 1 2017 34 80.68 |
2. | 2 2013 7 69.7 |
3. | 3 2013 6 50 |
4. | 4 2013 8 46.11 |
5. | 5 2019 45 43.37 |
6. | 6 2013 1 43.26 |
7. | 7 2017 29 40.27 |
8. | 8 2017 31 37.87 |
9. | 9 2020 54 32.23 |
10. | 10 2017 30 29.42 |
11. | 11 2017 32 28.73 |
12. | 12 2018 35 28.64 |
13. | 13 2020 50 27.93 |
14. | 14 2018 38 27.75 |
15. | 15 2014 9 26.27 |
16. | 16 2019 42 25.4 |
17. | 17 2017 33 24.58 |
18. | 18 2019 46 23.98 |
19. | 19 2014 11 23.79 |
20. | 20 2015 16 23.08 |
21. | 21 2016 19 20.64 |
22. | 22 2016 24 20.21 |
23. | 23 2018 37 19.76 |
24. | 24 2015 12 19.14 |
25. | 25 2015 17 17.89 |
26. | 26 2019 44 17.6 |
27. | 27 2014 10 17.5 |
28. | 28 2020 48 16.88 |
29. | 29 2020 53 16.84 |
30. | 30 2016 23 16.6 |
31. | 31 2019 43 14.7 |
32. | 32 2020 52 14.52 |
33. | 33 2017 25 13.34 |
34. | 34 2013 3 13.13 |
35. | 35 2017 28 11.94 |
36. | 36 2017 27 11.92 |
37. | 37 2019 47 11.65 |
38. | 38 2018 36 11.44 |
39. | 39 2019 41 11.12 |
40. | 40 2013 5 11.08 |
41. | 41 2019 39 10.57 |
42. | 42 2015 15 10.38 |
43. | 43 2016 20 10.25 |
44. | 44 2020 49 10.16 |
45. | 45 2015 13 9.64 |
46. | 46 2013 2 9.49 |
47. | 47 2016 21 9.25 |
48. | 48 2013 4 8.96 |
49. | 49 2020 51 8.81 |
50. | 50 2015 14 6.67 |
51. | 51 2017 26 6.32 |
52. | 52 2019 40 5.35 |
53. | 53 2016 18 2.18 |
54. | 54 2016 22 2.1 |
+------------------------------+
2014 is the most terrible years according to total fall streaks (9). For rest years, there is no significant difference when the values range from 3 to 1. If you notice, total fall streaks each year (in bull or bear market, tend to be less than total Rise streaks). Amazing right? +----------------------------+
| rank year YearlyStreak |
|----------------------------|
1. | 1 2014 9 |
2. | 2 2018 3 |
3. | 3 2016 3 |
4. | 4 2020 2 |
5. | 5 2019 2 |
6. | 6 2013 1 |
7. | 7 2015 1 |
+----------------------------+
2018 is the year with most terrible mean of poc_s value for all streak in that year (-16.92%), next years are 2014 (-12.07%), 2016 (-11.03%). +-------------------------+
| rank year poc_s |
|-------------------------|
1. | 1 2018 -16.92333 |
2. | 2 2014 -12.07111 |
3. | 3 2016 -11.03333 |
4. | 4 2019 -10.745 |
5. | 5 2020 -9.955 |
6. | 6 2015 -9.45 |
7. | 7 2013 -8.71 |
+-------------------------+
Ranks for all Fall streaks according to poc_s values +-------------------------------+
| rank year _spell poc_s |
|-------------------------------|
1. | 1 2018 15 -22.91 |
2. | 2 2016 12 -20.37 |
3. | 3 2014 8 -17.6 |
4. | 4 2014 10 -17.27 |
5. | 5 2014 7 -15.94 |
6. | 6 2019 18 -14.9 |
7. | 7 2018 16 -14.46 |
8. | 8 2014 9 -13.83 |
9. | 9 2020 20 -13.7 |
10. | 10 2018 17 -13.4 |
11. | 11 2014 4 -11.82 |
12. | 12 2014 6 -9.84 |
13. | 13 2015 11 -9.45 |
14. | 14 2013 1 -8.71 |
15. | 15 2014 2 -8.53 |
16. | 16 2016 13 -8.53 |
17. | 17 2014 3 -7.6 |
18. | 18 2019 19 -6.59 |
19. | 19 2020 21 -6.21 |
20. | 20 2014 5 -6.21 |
21. | 21 2016 14 -4.2 |
+-------------------------------+
My life is not done yet. I will write an abstract soon! Anyway, enjoy for now |
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but the platform is not as flexible as it ought to!
What do you mean by 'flexible'? Most person find it difficult to find their way around after creating an account and this has led some persons abandoning their accounts after creating it.
It is very easy to create your account. Could you describe more on the difficulty or challenge you got when you create your account, please. For quick accessibility and flexibility for users, won't it be better to have Bitcointalk Mobile and desktop App?
Looking at the fact that it's easier to use a mobile app compared to a webpage.
Desktop app will be used on desktop, laptop so it does not make big difference. Furthermore, the forum works good on web browser even with Tor browser. Mobile app: - It can bring you an early impression that you can bring it everywhere but it is a tip of the iceberg.
- In fact, the forum is a text-based forum, for discussions so that mobile app won't help to bring convenience when you are typing. It is much more easily to type with desktop or laptop. I know you can argue that with mobile devices, you can connect it with key board but please why do we need to bring key board to use mobile app?
What do you think about having a mobile app for bitcointalk?
No need for, IMO.
The forum has its version for mobile. Reminder: it is broken for tables. |
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It was finally confirmed. For future reference, how much size is safe to get transaction confirmed within a few hours?
No one can give you an exact answers for all situations. it depends on mempool conditions that changes very fastly. Check mempool condition there: jochen-hoenicke.deOne hour means about 6 blocks and with that third chart, one block takes 1 MB (maximum from tip of the mempool). So one waiting hour will be roughtly 6 MB from tip of the mempool. It is applied for constant condition of the mempool. In reality, it is changing and what you can get is an estimation only. As said, because of uncertainty of mempool, you always have to prepare for bad situations by turn on the RBF -- Replace-by-Fee for your transactions.
As of writing, 10:20 PM UTC time, 6 MB from tip of the mempool will be for the rate of 5 sat/ byte but not all waiting transactions at 5 sat/ vbyte will be confirmed all after next 6 blocks (even if mempool stays flat next one hour). Total size of waiting transactions with 5 + sat / vbyte is 8.615 MB. |
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2020 +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| amount date ntopic_initial sent_userid sender_name received_userid receiver_name |
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596. | 50 02jan2020 5214039.msg53491680 98986 TMAN 2726750 The-Devil |
2282. | 50 06jan2020 5215178.msg53531855 87919 gizmoh 2391080 IndecentProposal |
2327. | 50 06jan2020 5211323.msg53398746 98986 TMAN 1903411 BITCOIN4X |
5279. | 50 12jan2020 155054.msg1643833 78093 icey 2436 Hal |
9400. | 50 19jan2020 5218921.msg12660841 553238 oceanriver 553575 skysblu |
12389. | 50 24jan2020 5038684.msg46208761 234771 suchmoon 186520 Initscri |
13585. | 50 26jan2020 5115081.msg49950644 388086 bhokor 506254 4fanbtc |
13882. | 50 27jan2020 4746201.msg42865128 234771 suchmoon 30747 Vod |
15808. | 50 30jan2020 274613.msg53735890 1496 Bimmerhead 108128 kellrobinson |
17843. | 50 03feb2020 5222843.msg53764377 98986 TMAN 207430 ChuckBuck |
17878. | 50 03feb2020 5222843.msg53765234 98986 TMAN 831523 taufik123 |
22429. | 50 13feb2020 178336.msg53827891 4190 marcus_of_augustus 169384 Paashaas |
22467. | 50 13feb2020 178336.msg53797887 4190 marcus_of_augustus 120694 xhomerx10 |
26288. | 50 19feb2020 5226442.msg53857096 698159 Jet Cash 2762284 WrathPlayz |
28223. | 50 23feb2020 984157.msg10721862 18321 OgNasty 472349 BitcoinGod_ |
36285. | 50 11mar2020 5164058.msg53886711 245285 sunce33 823842 jovan85 |
43730. | 50 27mar2020 5219640.msg53668585 1285797 GazetaBitcoin 976210 nullius |
44494. | 50 30mar2020 5236297.msg54118171 158960 teramit 1071136 PHI1618 |
45342. | 50 31mar2020 177500.msg54132540 112208 Vlad2Vlad 2787299 Apocalipsa |
45882. | 50 01apr2020 5236380.msg54120826 18321 OgNasty 24792 Phinnaeus Gage |
47142. | 50 04apr2020 5236380.msg54120826 66060 kingcolex 24792 Phinnaeus Gage |
47446. | 50 04apr2020 5237433.msg54153643 65837 franky1 38894 SaltySpitoon |
50900. | 50 12apr2020 5236380.msg54120826 11425 gmaxwell 24792 Phinnaeus Gage |
51707. | 50 14apr2020 5236380.msg54120826 234771 suchmoon 24792 Phinnaeus Gage |
51718. | 50 14apr2020 5236380.msg54120826 84521 Welsh 24792 Phinnaeus Gage |
51911. | 50 14apr2020 5236380.msg54120826 140584 EFS 24792 Phinnaeus Gage |
55381. | 50 23apr2020 5.msg28 85712 matt4054 3 satoshi |
56221. | 50 25apr2020 2112829.msg54279907 65837 franky1 11425 gmaxwell |
58577. | 50 30apr2020 5244867.msg54334342 65837 franky1 234771 suchmoon |
61724. | 50 07may2020 867640.msg54098858 80095 pinger 209286 aleix |
61789. | 50 07may2020 5246331.msg54374799 65837 franky1 374628 rdbase |
66156. | 50 16may2020 101820.msg54442142 125554 mishax1 109160 Sentinelrv |
68582. | 50 21may2020 5237971.msg54158201 65034 dozerz 1098322 karsyla |
69683. | 50 23may2020 5248291.msg54484787 65837 franky1 155345 gentlemand |
70593. | 50 25may2020 5241347.msg54492841 249495 Cřbra 11425 gmaxwell |
75690. | 50 07jun2020 178336.msg54577050 569455 BobLawblaw 33156 vapourminer |
75691. | 50 07jun2020 178336.msg54576772 569455 BobLawblaw 148567 lightfoot |
76963. | 50 10jun2020 5252764.msg54582906 7811 goatpig 2788293 blocksettle |
80468. | 50 20jun2020 1336682.msg54651874 220381 schnötzel 1050322 Alabasta |
80481. | 50 20jun2020 5235263.msg54091983 135747 Rabinovitch 2784682 BTCLife.global |
83381. | 50 28jun2020 5257933.msg54694974 65837 franky1 11425 gmaxwell |
85561. | 50 03jul2020 5259747.msg54727149 65837 franky1 155345 gentlemand |
88947. | 50 12jul2020 5136880.msg50800930 1285797 GazetaBitcoin 1806592 podpaymentcoin |
93929. | 50 26jul2020 5263379.msg54860249 234771 suchmoon 867786 HCP |
95594. | 50 29jul2020 5090272.msg54897029 182618 gigabyted 170073 crypto_zoidberg |
96101. | 50 31jul2020 5265703.msg54903884 155665 smokim87 2834575 billdrummond |
96996. | 50 02aug2020 2057319.msg20521336 332653 CryptoCanary 594870 EverGreenCoin |
97400. | 50 03aug2020 5261875.msg54923038 65837 franky1 96527 Spendulus |
103873. | 50 20aug2020 5203721.msg53151403 234771 suchmoon 808881 eaLiTy |
103918. | 50 21aug2020 5265905.msg55034946 65837 franky1 359800 Darkoth89 |
105846. | 50 26aug2020 178608.msg1861412 234771 suchmoon 31288 John (John K.) |
105868. | 50 26aug2020 5148433.msg51259652 234771 suchmoon 1152503 Crypto_Collection |
109408. | 50 02sep2020 5271424.msg55090841 35501 cAPSLOCK 11425 gmaxwell |
109586. | 50 03sep2020 5266440.msg54928018 408562 lottery248 2775483 BlackHatCoiner |
111354. | 50 07sep2020 5168214.msg51929199 213154 TheIrishman 2615744 GAINS-Associates |
113358. | 50 12sep2020 724463.msg55164061 263246 pazor_true 354182 Graywolf |
114554. | 50 16sep2020 5272329.msg55092215 309802 marcelocoin 2775128 ImThour |
115815. | 50 19sep2020 2500.msg34211 35501 cAPSLOCK 2436 Hal |
116745. | 50 20sep2020 2500.msg34211 89580 DaRude 2436 Hal |
123488. | 50 08oct2020 5230747.msg55328811 231050 kondiomir 40565 MajorMiner |
127526. | 50 19oct2020 5282911.msg55407286 976210 nullius 101872 Lauda |
130719. | 50 26oct2020 178336.msg1858442 234771 suchmoon 41175 infofront |
132958. | 50 31oct2020 50936.msg607510 234771 suchmoon 3137 ThomasV |
138344. | 50 12nov2020 5266812.msg54938588 35 theymos 1285797 GazetaBitcoin |
140725. | 50 18nov2020 5266812.msg54938588 84521 Welsh 1285797 GazetaBitcoin |
140801. | 50 18nov2020 5242871.msg54282152 389572 BanzaiBTC 375998 Crypto_Towelie |
142904. | 50 23nov2020 238613.msg2526847 234771 suchmoon 3420 dooglus |
144386. | 50 27nov2020 5293018.msg55686323 65837 franky1 1188543 o_e_l_e_o |
146508. | 50 02dec2020 5295706.msg55734606 65837 franky1 1118642 Cnut237 |
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Summary bar graphs (I skipped senders who sent 1 50-merit bomb, the chart is for senders with 2+ bomb) - Less bombs over years.
- Reasons could be: airdropped merits were all used and abused by members who wanted to abuse. Some frequent bombers left the forum (like TMAN). No big contest like the Art contest for 10 year anniversary of the forum -- in that period, theymos bombed a lot.
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2019 +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| amount date ntopic_initial sent_userid sender_name received_userid receiver_name |
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388. | 50 02jan2019 695855.msg48978474 295276 cryptocoinnl 355495 IO Dev Team |
1347. | 50 05jan2019 5093310.msg49055738 99805 BldSwtTrs 879277 Coding Enthusiast |
1502. | 50 05jan2019 178336.msg49063949 4190 marcus_of_augustus 155345 gentlemand |
1503. | 50 05jan2019 178336.msg49066490 4190 marcus_of_augustus 1067333 El duderino_ |
2844. | 50 09jan2019 5093301.msg49053422 171896 Stedsm 487418 The Pharmacist |
3186. | 50 10jan2019 5095271.msg49145663 98986 TMAN 881377 Hhampuz |
4106. | 50 11jan2019 5.msg28 30747 Vod 3 satoshi |
4461. | 50 12jan2019 4882508.msg43981175 239491 bastilar 881464 michnkeks |
4526. | 50 13jan2019 5096550.msg49200944 225292 romanornr 68569 abrkn |
5280. | 50 14jan2019 5.msg28 410541 MaoChao 3 satoshi |
5636. | 50 15jan2019 5097424.msg49236293 225292 romanornr 1002739 OneNattyLitecoin |
11236. | 50 29jan2019 5.msg28 234771 suchmoon 3 satoshi |
13955. | 50 05feb2019 1141676.msg49553102 176058 dzarmush 855439 muf18 |
13956. | 50 05feb2019 1141676.msg49540510 176058 dzarmush 85033 d5000 |
19735. | 50 21feb2019 5023605.msg45324722 234771 suchmoon 188198 Piggy |
21078. | 50 25feb2019 5114042.msg49909815 98986 TMAN 153656 TheNewAnon135246 |
21097. | 50 26feb2019 4573801.msg41235805 106772 Rune 1162374 Vtools |
21643. | 50 27feb2019 5112727.msg49852070 225292 romanornr 153656 TheNewAnon135246 |
22328. | 50 01mar2019 1401734.msg49971380 81572 Milquetoast 960511 nullCoiner |
22680. | 50 02mar2019 5020009.msg45290197 88617 Antuam 186511 Roman1974 |
23093. | 50 04mar2019 5116576.msg50010999 336915 BTCspace 2549701 keplernetwork |
23956. | 50 06mar2019 4315322.msg38718934 98986 TMAN 1762404 Alex_Sr |
24687. | 50 08mar2019 5118196.msg50066357 370533 logocreator 2558971 slicecoin |
25300. | 50 09mar2019 3210647.msg33352052 216582 willi9974 1056258 mithrim |
25586. | 50 10mar2019 36218.msg446303 112208 Vlad2Vlad 28684 Nasakioto |
26036. | 50 11mar2019 4820113.msg43487356 68586 crazyearner 2327267 EazyCommunityNode |
26664. | 50 13mar2019 1851562.msg50143935 849066 donarito 351590 soulgate |
27371. | 50 15mar2019 1840789.msg18316056 216432 Jonesd 225292 romanornr |
30381. | 50 23mar2019 1443633.msg50272271 837986 WildShark 152952 korvas128 |
31669. | 50 27mar2019 5122062.msg50220285 98986 TMAN 81962 monkeynuts |
31672. | 50 27mar2019 5124871.msg50326142 98986 TMAN 352429 BitcoinPenny |
31872. | 50 28mar2019 2544760.msg25949780 158287 notthematrix 991046 Aerys2 |
31874. | 50 28mar2019 5110391.msg49757542 158287 notthematrix 950662 julerz12 |
32242. | 50 28mar2019 5124660.msg50317020 225292 romanornr 1002739 OneNattyLitecoin |
32745. | 50 29mar2019 5125630.msg50354059 98986 TMAN 180477 tk808 |
32791. | 50 29mar2019 5097314.msg49232756 507936 DarkStar_ 1071136 PHI1618 |
34138. | 50 01apr2019 1383758.msg50245863 35 theymos 1053119 Halab |
34207. | 50 02apr2019 5124304.msg50302752 35 theymos 1068464 Xal0lex |
35317. | 50 04apr2019 5161996.msg41602129 68586 crazyearner 2165502 cryptogenerations |
36143. | 50 07apr2019 569449.msg50499451 76217 StarenseN 640617 Blind Legs Parker |
36153. | 50 07apr2019 569449.msg50500546 76217 StarenseN 1056600 baba0000000000 |
36287. | 50 07apr2019 279249.msg50438943 4190 marcus_of_augustus 212012 nopara73 |
36360. | 50 08apr2019 5128267.msg50462923 76217 StarenseN 2505963 cestmoi |
40815. | 50 19apr2019 5114042.msg49909815 558138 elokk 153656 TheNewAnon135246 |
41279. | 50 20apr2019 5064006.msg49995027 7779 layer1gfx 34334 btctrad0r |
43292. | 50 26apr2019 1935098.msg19217054 507936 DarkStar_ 1003345 ChipMixer |
43807. | 50 27apr2019 896480.msg9867986 213496 AngusCanine 403027 The Sound And Fury |
44477. | 50 29apr2019 5123154.msg50255651 98986 TMAN 2204241 ICOEthics |
46458. | 50 05may2019 155054.msg1643833 234771 suchmoon 2436 Hal |
46598. | 50 05may2019 494708.msg50146234 219136 djnocide 1915943 Ben K. |
46847. | 50 06may2019 5139744.msg50914608 130017 Conqueror 319777 Videlicet |
47890. | 50 08may2019 233997.msg50888437 112208 Vlad2Vlad 106374 deadsea33 |
49316. | 50 11may2019 1733140.msg51001268 208817 sammy007 13813 smooth |
50508. | 50 14may2019 5142064.msg51051350 30747 Vod 138940 minifrij |
50513. | 50 14may2019 5143186.msg51051690 30747 Vod 175302 Avirunes |
50523. | 50 14may2019 5143195.msg51051917 30747 Vod 408367 FFrankie |
50524. | 50 14may2019 5143179.msg51051924 30747 Vod 140827 yogg |
50536. | 50 14may2019 5143195.msg51052189 30747 Vod 1980983 Coolcryptovator |
58211. | 50 02jun2019 5123724.msg50275206 178657 fr4nkthetank 236770 Eliovp |
59122. | 50 05jun2019 5150011.msg51320788 245299 NutMasterTardd 2595684 XEL-project |
61350. | 50 11jun2019 5110020.msg49742941 98986 TMAN 2204241 ICOEthics |
62074. | 50 12jun2019 5153158.msg51442223 234771 suchmoon 334636 Daniel91 |
62075. | 50 12jun2019 5153158.msg51428997 234771 suchmoon 1605387 cabalism13 |
63655. | 50 16jun2019 5154371.msg51469257 507936 DarkStar_ 982288 Vispilio |
63762. | 50 16jun2019 5107698.msg51493416 174258 drizzle2405 2543114 Duality-CDOO |
66513. | 50 24jun2019 5157709.msg51578961 408367 FFrankie 1285450 Agrawas |
66768. | 50 24jun2019 178336.msg51589259 4190 marcus_of_augustus 1188761 cryptjh |
67547. | 50 26jun2019 1899734.msg18854429 553878 ReDmiR 510024 0n0t0le |
67604. | 50 26jun2019 5154451.msg51606063 24674 aigeezer 64205 Carlton Banks |
70336. | 50 04jul2019 5161223.msg51692699 98986 TMAN 1052091 CryptopreneurBrainboss |
71945. | 50 09jul2019 2120193.msg21199034 216432 Jonesd 1071448 masterdubs |
72034. | 50 09jul2019 857670.msg51758547 152952 korvas128 1076349 truckinusa44 |
72840. | 50 11jul2019 1733963.msg51032530 249232 Zeta0S 512130 Mooncoin_Foundation |
75393. | 50 18jul2019 5053362.msg50927219 146692 TillKoeln 516051 KimJongUnCoin |
77142. | 50 23jul2019 2975942.msg46587865 114800 FiiNALiZE 2047719 DronV |
78472. | 50 27jul2019 624935.msg51962708 112208 Vlad2Vlad 823344 Traxo |
79128. | 50 29jul2019 5169623.msg51976143 98986 TMAN 1292764 tranthidung |
79833. | 50 31jul2019 155054.msg1643833 256714 EmilioMann 2436 Hal |
80760. | 50 02aug2019 1733140.msg52033668 208817 sammy007 1137455 meczziya |
81728. | 50 06aug2019 1851562.msg51953749 351590 soulgate 558104 balvio |
87078. | 50 23aug2019 5176232.msg52180494 98986 TMAN 180477 tk808 |
88500. | 50 28aug2019 5179460.msg52287663 98986 TMAN 1520746 hd49728 |
88527. | 50 28aug2019 5179460.msg52289399 98986 TMAN 1925869 Tytanowy Janusz |
93642. | 50 12sep2019 5183553.msg52420878 35 theymos 2561166 PrimeNumber7 |
93839. | 50 13sep2019 5184063.msg52436129 79608 Flying Hellfish 1464056 Mrstacy |
95893. | 50 19sep2019 1724447.msg17258732 1169179 BitCryptex 202602 chek2fire |
96417. | 50 21sep2019 792459.msg51827780 230799 romeshomey 319709 dobbscoin |
98014. | 50 25sep2019 5179928.msg52303523 98986 TMAN 180477 tk808 |
98264. | 50 25sep2019 5187564.msg52556924 234771 suchmoon 547435 LTU_btc |
100125. | 50 01oct2019 178336.msg52610299 4190 marcus_of_augustus 41175 infofront |
102692. | 50 08oct2019 5178503.msg52691673 113670 Mitchell 366632 Royse777 |
102935. | 50 09oct2019 532.msg6306 93373 MicroGuy 3 satoshi |
103412. | 50 10oct2019 5166026.msg51896387 101432 stripykitteh 1167717 Neovitadi |
103413. | 50 10oct2019 5111683.msg51849643 664883 asdalani 1167717 Neovitadi |
103416. | 50 10oct2019 5132229.msg51898593 21610 Jalum 1167717 Neovitadi |
103962. | 50 12oct2019 5192175.msg52729210 111872 Deathwing 982288 Vispilio |
105234. | 50 15oct2019 5187002.msg52539313 234771 suchmoon 180477 tk808 |
106058. | 50 18oct2019 5192937.msg52760774 65837 franky1 11425 gmaxwell |
106950. | 50 19oct2019 5194117.msg52803618 35 theymos 1112531 Steamtyme |
107051. | 50 20oct2019 303898.msg3253022 147961 abctc 152600 BCNext |
108276. | 50 22oct2019 5193860.msg52800357 35 theymos 2005913 Corrosive |
108278. | 50 22oct2019 5193860.msg52800678 35 theymos 1218995 samcrypto |
108301. | 50 22oct2019 5193860.msg52803489 35 theymos 857883 Yatsan |
108780. | 50 23oct2019 155054.msg1643833 202054 Rw13enlib88 2436 Hal |
110217. | 50 27oct2019 5190137.msg52653514 98986 TMAN 180477 tk808 |
111014. | 50 29oct2019 822498.msg52915145 254673 gjhiggins 30 BitcoinFX |
111197. | 50 30oct2019 5193860.msg52793373 408562 lottery248 35 theymos |
111788. | 50 31oct2019 5195845.msg52871555 98986 TMAN 140827 yogg |
112723. | 50 02nov2019 5193860.msg52955856 225292 romanornr 2707078 SpendingBitcoin |
114167. | 50 06nov2019 5193860.msg52805357 35 theymos 2061615 xolxol |
114172. | 50 06nov2019 5193860.msg52805675 35 theymos 2504426 Laskoo |
115797. | 50 10nov2019 5200078.msg53042349 65837 franky1 35 theymos |
117011. | 50 14nov2019 5193860.msg52793373 190380 debuni 35 theymos |
118220. | 50 15nov2019 5192175.msg52729210 98986 TMAN 982288 Vispilio |
118687. | 50 15nov2019 230141.msg2422108 112208 Vlad2Vlad 28684 Nasakioto |
119812. | 50 17nov2019 5193365.msg52847282 65837 franky1 11425 gmaxwell |
119959. | 50 17nov2019 5193860.msg53004703 55384 Foxpup 2631031 ADAMA_NOW |
120965. | 50 18nov2019 5193860.msg52806862 35 theymos 819270 Oasisman |
120977. | 50 18nov2019 5193860.msg52807587 35 theymos 2658890 Rikafip |
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