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Pretty sick tool. Probably been living too long without it already.
Time to try it, just hope it doesn't get too distracting, though.
Anyway, kudos to the dev TryNinja and anyone promoting that thing.
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Sorry, I wanted to provide info and a picture much earlier. It's a 50 x 35 cm (20 x 14 inches) aluminium plate incl embossed serial number. Limited to 16 in total! More info on Lot 3: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5157097A picture of the item:  |
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Check price Lealana please.
Not sure what you mean. Why should I check the price for Lealana? You mean the 4-coin set? If you want to make an offer, send me a dm! |
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These look crazy but good.
Makes me anticipate the new silver releases and the corresponding gilt coins even more - Generally I am not too interested in fully gilt coins, but looking at these pictures may have changed my mind.
On a side note: I find any "unlisted super secret cool on the side special project for special people" a bit annoying. But maybe I am just jealous.
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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/wild-theory-price-bitcoin-being-110000608.html?"Back in 2017, John Griffin, a professor of finance at the University of Texas McCombs School of Business, noticed something strange. Griffin follows a totally different beat from typical business school finance profs who explore, say, how business cycles influence commodity prices or Fed policy sways the term structure of interest rates. The 6-foot-2 former high school football star views himself as a crusader for good, a moral sleuth who, as he tells Fortune, “looks to expose financial evil, to shed light on the world and expose dark things in the markets.” After the Great Financial Crisis, Griffin became a devout Christian. He has since dedicated his distinguished career to righteous forensic digging that’s unearthed abuses ranging from insider trading to mortgage fraud to the doctoring of bond ratings during the financial crisis." I have a wild theory: all markets are manipulated. Bitcoin prices are blown up by stablecoins like tether and USDC, a few whale holders controlling massive amounts of BTC. However, "traditional" markets face similar problems. This does not mean the current Bitcoin price is completely out of proportion - it correlates with energy/hardware-costs for mining and it's increasing rarity as well as mass-adaoption/recognition as a store of value with massive benefits in comparison with other assets such as gold. What I am saying is, while there are for certain lots of shady things going on with some effect here and there on Bitcoin's price, the overall price development for Bitcoin is still suprisingly organic imho. |
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Feb 2023: I don’t believe in rewriting history, so I’m going to leave this post up. But in the seven years since I wrote it, a lot has happened, and I now know it was a mistake to trust Craig Wright as much as I did. I regret getting sucked into the “who is (or isn’t) Satoshi” game, and I refuse to play that game any more. I'll take it. Perhaps it could have been more explicit, but it's easy enough to read between the lines and take the inferred meaning. Pride is probably a factor too. It's not always easy to admit when someone has made a fool of you. There is no shame in being caught up at some point in the fangs of a narcissistic nutcase. Happens to the best - it's a learning experience most have to go through at least once in life unfortunatelly. Makes me a little sad that CSW is still a topic to talk about. Would be great to have his name slowly disappear from anything related to Bitcoin, he's just a meaningless, sad egocentric individual, nothing more. |
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Didn't tether seize assets in relation to tornado cash? I wonder if that's considered profit or if they had to hand over that money to somewhere else.
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Haha, these were my exact same sarcastic thoughts when I saw the title. That being said, it is amazing that a stable coin that hasn't been able to get a verified audit done over the past 5 or so years is still valued in the billions and continues to make insane profits along the way. Crazy shady bussiness as always. |
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New signature updated accordingly. I wasn't able to attend the forum much last two weeks, should get better again the following week, jfyi. Also, quick shoutout to YodasRedRocket - great collectible community member and I am sure would be a good addition to the campaign. |
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Cute and aweomse.
Lowest or #18 please.
Thanks, I'm off to church now.
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in a few hours time when the weekly DT list comes out to reflect the monthly change of DT users, I'll post a list here of any lingering users that still have the scammer on their DT positive trust list Here you go: Note: the feedback yogg left is still valid, so there's no harm in seeing that be default. But scammers shouldn't be on DT either. Ooops. Thanks for the reminder. I immediately deleted my positive and added negative trust on cold-scam-doomsday, but had forgotten to also edit the trust list. Requoting to give this a bump for anyone still yogging unconsciously. |
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Sorry folks, been very inactive on the forum for the last couple days, real-life-overload is keeping me away.  Will provide photos of the items I provided tomorrow. For all who donated to the auction  Also just saw this - awesome! |
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The link doesn't show anything, just brings me directly to a login page.
Can the auction(s) be viewed without a login, too?
Not familiar with this website - is it a big thing among coin collectors?
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82 - kryptowerk
85 - kryptowerk
thanks
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It's very interesting to see how the long-term projections also align well with halving-cycles and the increase of value for Bitcoin.
Just from previous experience this Elliot-wave pattern seems very plausible. But then again, any kind of prediction works great until it doesn't anymore.
Personally I would expect a similar outcome mid/long term - however many unforseen events can have strong short-term impacts that would disrupt this pattern for a while quite significantly.
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What do you think will happen to crypto if institutional investors all decide to stay away from crypto investment this time around? Do you think crypto can surge of it's own especially Bitcoin without the help of institutional investors money, do not yab me for this question, I am not sure what will happen I only need people's different opinions.
The only reason this woluld happen, would be regulations that make it either unprofitable or illegal. However, due to the many different zones of legislations in the world this will not happen mutually all around the globe. If there is a monetary incentive to do so, institutional investors, including governments, will continue to invest in crypto and especially Bitcoin. That's just a given in open markets. |
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But I think there isn't enough evidence to expect a bull run around halving. We may have a bull run sooner, in 2023, we may have its continuation in 2024.
People see bitcoin's past halving performances as "evidence". But once everyone expects the same exact thing to happen though, that's when things end up moving differently. Maybe the price increase would come far sooner, far longer in the future, or maybe not at all. I kind of agree on that contrarian perspective. Still, it's important to notice that first of all, the 4 years cycle of halvings kind of aligns well with other economic cycles, also each additional Bitcoin DOES INDEED become more precious and takes double the expenses to produce with mining. Just because of these two factors, it is still very likely to see a big effect coming from the halving - however the effect we see on the market could be much earlier than expected or delayed a little more. Personally I expect to see a slower curve with less amplitude regarding the effects on pricing - exactly because so much more people are aware of this cycle and its implications. |
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Not sure if I got it right from their website:
Lot 1 comes with ONE unique deck of cards in the form of an NFT?
So, 8008 physical decks were sold, each coming with a unique NFT attached or how exactly are the numbers here?
Also a link to the NFTs on opensea or similar would be much appreciated.
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I'd love to see some squirrelbits BARS. Saw a twitter post of a custom bar (only 2 made) and it looked awesome.
Something affordable like that for the masses (max 21 lol) - would def make my day.
Also would like to see well made new CI silver coins. - It's been a while, right?
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Sounds interesting, will def check it out.
Disagreed with CoinEraser, lower than 0.001 makes it quite uninteresting - unless you offer a few tournaments running at the same time with a lower buyin.
If this would result in a series with a leadboard etc, that would indeed be amazing and you could count me in.
Not sure if I missed it - can't find any info on the time-schedule; when is this supposed to start.
Great effort, guys.
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