 for comparison: check out bitstamp daily candle on July 27th |
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I have a picture on my wall of my ancestor plowing the ancestral fields with two oxen.  Why do your ancestor and his oxen (bulls?) all have hard-ons? that was the pre-historic expression for BGD |
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dear bitcoin price: please try something new and stay above €10k for good. thx.
I agree. Learn how to float securely above the €10k range [(or $12K, for our american friends)or £9k for our fellow brits] and stay there. When you feel confident enough please go ahead to the next level. We will put safety nets along the way! Amarite???  now we know what is happening all this time. it wasn't the €10k or the $12k barrier. it's those brits still not getting their vegeta shit together. observing £8973.  |
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€1008710061
dear bitcoin price: please try something new and stay above €10k for good. thx.
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I sold nothing during the last big bull run. I’ve been heavily invested in bitcoin since 2014 but 2017 was my first face melting bitcoin bull run. I was like a deer in headlights tbh, I had no sell strategy & I was seduced by the price going continuously upwards.
I’m much better prepared this time & I won’t miss out on taking life changing money out this time.
I really understand what you are saying since I didn't sell neither in 2013 nor in 2017. just be aware that you are trading worthless fiat for the slices of the new global monetary base of the post fiat era. |
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don't know exactly where more demand is coming from? USD or EUR?
but if you watch the EUR price of BTC you should also observe the EUR/USD spot price a bit.
that is what i am doing. if € goes up vs the $, mostly bitcoin is going up also. during most of the the 2017 bitcoin bullrun, the $ was on a slide down compared to other fiat currencies. today the € reached $1.20 - so, more potential upside for btc we should be close to btc ath by the time € reached $1.30 |
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Bearwhales always try so hard to fight every $1,000 rise when they can. I don’t know why they do it or maybe it’s just OCD freaks who are selling at round numbers. One thing is for certain though, $12,000 will be scalped like all other resistances before it.
I’m calling $13,000 by the end of September.
you brits just can't let the € be meaningful in any way whatsoever...  |
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€ 10k will be a barrier. It has been a hard one to break in the past. It’s sitting at €9910 right now, I expect a slowing down of this nice little pump. I would be happy to be wrong.
observing €9966 currently. €10k was indeed a barrier for all of August. checking the daily candles (bitstamp) price tried to go above €10k about 18 times in August with only 2 meaningful closes above that barrier. (but always got rejected next day) let´s see if September will perform better. maybe even today? closing above and opening above €10k for a few days in a row would be a very bullish sign. |
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August 2020: 2nd highest monthly close ever (bitstamp)
observing 11859.
You observing good my friend  also observing a 100btc buy wall on stamp. good morning mic.  Good morning, you observe to well, good morning as well 600 The coffee is drinken, the bike will go out and the legs will work... Let the CORN do what it does best cheers Btw recently observed #11881 i'm doing better as you guys decent plan for the day, well done. waiting for 11900 to post this. |
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August 2020: 2nd highest monthly close ever (bitstamp)
observing 11859.
You observing good my friend also observing a 100btc buy wall on stamp. good morning mic. |
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August 2020: 2nd highest monthly close ever (bitstamp)
observing 11859.
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re: ignore list
a while back (years) when sig spamming got real bad someone (several people i think) published lists of everyone who was in a sig campaign in a format you could copy/paste into your ignore list. the lists were hundred of names long and i imported several, to the point where the forum gave me errors when importing.
as time went on i unignored some as their posts were usually useful (found when others quoted them for instance). but my list still has hundreds of names, many of whom probably are long gone from the forum. but my ignore list is stupid long to scroll through still. baddecker and ibian are about the only ones worth mentioning here.
oh and the various bsv trolls. jbreher gets a pass though.
really funny. I also checked my ignore list and expected it to be somewhat empty but then learned that I get blisters on my fingers from all the scrolling down. at least now I have an explanation. thx. |
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lately been contemplating about selling my business. after more than two decades it is kind of boring and even the thought of selling didn't get me exited. but then - all of a sudden - it dawned on me that this would enable me to shove some 6 digit fiat amount into bitcoin. not sure if this is reckless, stupid or brilliant.
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woah - is this real? gonna order some of those and drill a small hole into the local gas pipeline... |
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it is a state owned, globally active, multibillion energy giant. if this works (and I don't see why it shouldn't) it will change the bitcoin mining landscape. Mining cryptocurrency requires a lot of electricity to power computers, while a valuable commodity is wasted, and carbon emissions are created when we flare. By connecting these inverse pains, we can satisfy both needs with no cost to market expense. besides the fact that this will make bitcoin hash power grow even stronger, it will also make the case against the "bitcoin-uses-too-much-energy" critique. Digital flare mitigation offers a win-win alternative for producers and investors alike digital flare mitigation... you heard it here first. very good find V8 |
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This is art. I want this painting. 🤓 |
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Fifteen buys of the size of MicroStrategy's would consume the total annual mining production.
#justsayin'
wow. what percentage of all US $billion companies would that be? |
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Cant we all just be friends! It's ok to think something different! I'm not mad you guys (...)
good idea. |
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