... as mad as spending two years in the Antarctic sucking slime out of dead whale skulls to make margarine.
It's a growth industry. |
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it enters the competition or else it gets the hoes again
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Difficult to find that 14-minute clip interesting or even relevant when it seems to be largely about Ethereum. In other words, seems that I just wasted 14-minutes of my life, to the extent that I might not have been attempting to multi-task. Pretty sure I saw that clip over a year ago. |
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Happy New Year everyone! I predict a parabolic rise starting right now, purely because it's guaranteed to happen while I'm waiting for fiat to clear for a new years block buy of btc.
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But damn I cocked like hell for my GF
I bet you did you rascal. |
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The youngest most likely are the most interested in the corn. But the older smaller percent that are interested are much more likely to have the capital to invest more. I'd still expect the middle agers to be dominant in the market in terms of volume.
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Frontloading the halving? The kinds of guys that play the futures market surely look longer ahead than the retail guys?
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Slowly chipping away at the walls. DCA'ing as ever, slightly bigger chunk of ore for same effort today is all. 1 sat is still 1 sat.  |
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note that although the ethereum price has not reached a stable point, the potential for ethereum to reach the top position will be reached. I think now ethereum can be used as the most popular altcoin position and the most important one for crypto
in contrast, i think ETH is just an altcoin that can not have the chacne to be compared with top cryptocurrency like BTC because its volume is too small and has different network with BTC, so no matter how much it can rise in the future, it will always be the second crypto after BTC unless BTC is completely replaced by another crypto. I'm fine with ETH being 2nd to BTC, as long as BTC fulfills it's promise as a store of value that gets mass adopted. |
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Apparently developers are god awful economists. Who could have guessed? |
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Not sure if posted already but can't be arsed to go through pages of pessimistic bickering to find out... Interesting article saying it bitcoin hadn't evolved it'd be dead now... https://cointelegraph.com/news/scalability-enhancements-kept-bitcoin-decentralized-bitmex-researchCurrently, the size of the Bitcoin blockchain is 293.37GB, with an average block size of just over 1 megabyte. There are also over 9.5K reachable nodes around the globe today, according to monitoring resource Bitnodes.
As Cointelegraph recently reported, the latest Bitcoin Core software update, 0.19.0.1, further improves on scalability by using Bech32 that natively supports SegWit transactions.
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According to this chart the next btc cycle begins around 2nd March. The blue line is the weekly 21 EMA which very often shows you if it's the bull or the bear sentiment. I already told you about this line before. Some big players are watching it and if it drops (closes candle) below the blue line they sell.
Why use 21 vs. 26 EMA? Or why not use DEMA? Just curious, don't really have experience in this area. |
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Last several hours it hit around $38 USD. LTC is like other coins, tied at the hip to BTC.
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Yikes. I love a good bag filling opportunity as much as the next guy but when's it turn around?
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Guys I'm thinking about buying some bitcoin. Should I fire now or wait for a bit of a dip?
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Through rain or shine, just keep on stackin' sats. I may not reap the benefit but my kids and theirs will, someone's gotta build the future and it might as well be us.  |
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