Hell, at this rate I'd be happy for a 2k green candle |
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Hint for traders. Sell the asian session buy the US.
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Remove value from money as the central and private banks do daily and this is what you get. Next up, mass poverty on a feudal scale. |
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a look at how inflation and consumer prices are moving in eu...   Look. If prices rise too quick and too much we'll just print more money and give it to those who are suffering from the inflation. Problem solved. you mean the said money printer? ... how easy is that please  brrrrrrrrrrrrrrr  It's verrrrrrrrrry easy. The hard part though is actually giving it to the poor, which is odd because it's so easy for us to give it to the rich. Despite our many PhDs we still can't work it out. Some things are just not meant to be solved I guess. |
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a look at how inflation and consumer prices are moving in eu... Look. If prices rise too quick and too much we'll just print more money and give it to those who are suffering from the inflation. Problem solved. |
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This price action is rather frustrating considering we breached the all time high recently. I think that traders are currently playing this down channel, when we break up though I'm thinking it will get us to at least 75k. We'll see I guess, and if we get a dump this weekend it will be down to the support line maybe 55k. Good place to but some buy orders propbably.  |
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FFS, I just renewed my electricity contract, I only buy on a one year basis. This year I have been paying the equivalent of 58 USD a month, next year I will be paying 175 USD, and that is just to the producer, at least another 50 to 100 USD, depending on how much I use, to the company that owns the cables and in taxes comes on top of that.
Good thing I'm not poor anymore, but what about all those poor souls that live on a paycheck to paycheck basis, how are they gonna afford this shit.
Basically I'm going from 5 USD to 20 USD per kWh before tax and transfer fees. In the end, with tax and fees, its about twice as much.
Those poor souls are screwed and are going to experience what it was like to live in feudal societies as a serf. It's fucked up. |
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Poor again.
So, what's the sell-the-news event this time? Elon? China? Yellen? Tinfoil hands... EDIT: Thanks. Quickly bought this dip. Rather costly via broker, but i just broke even on this buy. leverage longs again my guess |
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I really really really hope they don't. The CCP are a pack of evil bastards, best if they have nothing to do with bitcoin. |
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 This make me think…. If and when I cash out something, the exchanged BTC must have purpose before selling, like buying something I badly want and can’t cover it with my available FIAT But keep the FIAT in BTC is keeping wealth safe for when inflation/ hyperinflation comes Exactly! only selling I will ever do is for an emergency or home. The home is still an asset so that should hedge the inflation somewhat, and the emergency, well sometimes shit happens. But other than that 3 months worth of expenses only in fiat and no more. Any more than that I risk my family's future. The days of a strong working and middle class (wealth coming from ones labor) are over. The return to strong feudal lords/robber barons (wealth coming from inherited assets, mostly land) is currently in progress. I see this as a kind of reversion to mean as for probably around 99% of human history this has been the case. I am deeply unhappy about this, but, I am thankful that I will at least be in the asset holder class thanks to Bitcoin. |
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Firework on Binance US.  wowza |
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Interesting price action around the highs, I expected more of a breakout honestly. Probably just a small breather before on the up, but being that we haven't really had a healthy correction since the 41k low I woldn't be surprised if we have a bit of a pullback/sideways for a while.
I noticed that the mempool spiked fairly high in the last 24 hours, profit takers again maybe?
A lot could be like me they mined and held for 3-4 months and are taking some profit for expansion and bills. The increase in the mempool would back this up. In which case we just have to work through it then up we go. |
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Interesting price action around the highs, I expected more of a breakout honestly. Probably just a small breather before on the up, but being that we haven't really had a healthy correction since the 41k low I woldn't be surprised if we have a bit of a pullback/sideways for a while.
I noticed that the mempool spiked fairly high in the last 24 hours, profit takers again maybe?
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[...] Regarding the C65, there is a group re-releasing it. It is C64 backwards compatible and also has a 40mhz mode. Can also have other cores installed - Spectrum, Gameboy, and I think Amiga soon. https://mega65.org/Thanks for that link. I've had an Amiga 500 and a 3000. By far the most exciting machines (esp. the 500) I've ever owned in my entire life. I'm drooling to the thought of $500k / $3M corn prices... I had an Amiga 500 myself. I remember going down to the store to pick it up with my parents in about 1988 maybe, fantastic machine, still play the games today (with an emulator though). Definitely can't wait to be posting a picture of one of those on here. |
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Since I probably won't be online when we hit 65k I'm posting this now. Not many of these computers exist only prototypes.  That's nice. Never seen this machine before. Looking forward to this (this year, perhaps, perhaps?):  I was thinking the commodore 128 myself, but anything Sinclair is good too. Regarding the C65, there is a group re-releasing it. It is C64 backwards compatible and also has a 40mhz mode. Can also have other cores installed - Spectrum, Gameboy, and I think Amiga soon. https://mega65.org/ |
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Since I probably won't be online when we hit 65k I'm posting this now. Not many of these computers exist only prototypes. |
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Sellers doing everything possible to keep price down before what will probably be the week we break ATH and move to the 70k region.
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