Elon probably has a plan. We will find out. Or not.
Back in the real world, you’d be bitch slapped if flip flopping like that.
Elon is irrelevant now.
Elon is a fucking sociopath. His actions for the last several years have demostrated that to a T. Remember the pedo guy comment he made and then in court he was pleading poverty. Just one example. His plan is to extract as much wealth from society into his hands as he possibly can. He'll do this through government grants, talking shit over twitter about TESLA, Insider trading, and pumping and dumping shitcoins. Whatever he can get away with he'll do it, and rich pricks like him are untouchable, as the SEC has demostrated to us in the past. As a sociopath, he has no empathy, he is narsacistic, and if he destroys numerous working class people in the process he will enjoy every minute of it. These type of people excel in the corporate world as they are willing to destroy everyone for personal gain. The tyrants of the past, the feudal lords, the slave owners, these are the Elon Musk types of their age. Of course, it's not just Musk, there are many others, Gates, Bezos, Zuckerberg, the list goes on. This is the world we live in. |
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Yes ETH is a centralized shitcoin and a mess in so many ways, but nobody seems to care about that. The attitude is "well they'll solve all those problems with future updates". Maybe they will, maybe they won't. Either way I don't think it matters. ETH has their network effect, just like BTC does, there will be no ETH killer, but with all the extra shit that is flooding their network as time goes on, how could it not beat BTC, the digital gold that everyone just hodls but doesn't do much else with.
I won't be investing in it, but also don't want to be disappointed when (if) it does unseat BTC. I don't think it will be able to take BTC place this cycle either, but next on, maybe.
If you think that a centralized mess of a shitcoin with a 90M pre-mine and currently $50-500 transaction fees will ever "overtake" BTC, then you are delusional. And POS will be a big fail. It does make you wonder where the term "smart money" comes from? Doesn't seem that smart to me. You are correct, machasm. Many of us likely realize that "smart money" does end up proven to be "not very smart" after many years, but on a contemporary basis, we surely might NOT be able to accurately assess which money happens to be smarter than other money, even if we might have some decent suspicions but the evidence is not always going to be unambiguous to conclude which is which. Isn't it a Chinese exchange run offshore. Edit: from the wiki Binance was founded by Changpeng Zhao, a developer who had previously created high frequency trading software. Binance was initially based in China, but later moved out of China due to China's increasing regulation of cryptocurrency. These guys are as dodgy as Bitmex, remember when the SEC got onto them and the Barts ceased and then the BTC price went up and never looked back. Binance has taken over their role I suspect. It makes you wonder if these exchanges get pressured by certain authorities to use there opaqueness to prevent BTC growth. Takes tin foil hat off. I sometimes wonder why supposedly long-termers like you, somac, get so delusional about exchanges or entities that are trying to avoid various kinds of governmental oversight and then to suggest that they are either conspiring with governments or that they are fucking over the bitcoin because they are manipulating it too much through their attempts at wild, wild west operations. Sure, maybe we don't really disagree in the end about a certain need for standards, but still some of these seemingly cheering on of government crackdowns or overly attempting to describe the exchanges with wild, wild west as the villians seems to be just confusing matters rather than really attempting to accept a certain amount of the wild wild west dynamics that are likely existing with these various systems including overly jumping on the bashing of the exchanges that attempt to operate outside of some of the ongoing jurisdictional overreaching dynamics that we get from certain countries, too. Kind of reminds me about how anti-bitfinex so many folks were in 2016, especially around the time of their supposed hackening in about August, and sure some of the bitfinex story does not really add up either, but sometimes the conspiracy theories including the bashing on USDT get carried to similar extremes that seem to be likely assuming way more bad faith from the entities that are actually having quite a few troubles attempting to operate without getting beat up by governmental overreach, and sure even BTC-E that tried for quite a long time to continue to operate without falling into any jurisdiction (kind of like bitcoin itself) got accused of a lot of insider corruption matters that may or may not be true and at the same time quite a few users of their system were not able to get their coins back, and may well not have been caused by the actual operators - but really been a result of various governmental overreach and some of the users who end up losing their coins (yours truly included) are not really going to end up knowing the full story but many of us should be somewhat skeptical of some of the sources that seem to presume that the exchange operators were evil, corrupt, manipulators, greedy, blah blah blah.. rather than trying to actually contributing to the bitcoin community (while profiting and sometimes getting involved in shitcoins along the way too.. which is not illegal either, even though some of us might choose not to get involved in shitcoins or to operate businesses that allow leverage, but still there are varying ways to operate businesses, without presuming evilness to such operators without having enough information or likely even agreeing too much with some of the FUD spin). Obviosuly you never heard of Bitmex. Does the word "Bart" mean anything to you. |
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Well, the last few hours has definitely been something interesting. Good to see we bounced right the fuck off the 46k mark and now back into the 51's. Kinda sad one person, who is relatively new to crypto and BTC in general, can make a tweet and cause this much panic. I'm not sure what the fucking end game was here but I can tell you it's got nothing to do with BTCs environmental impact. If he gave a shit about that his strip mining operations for lithium would stop too. Plus he's hurt his own investment by knocking the price down some. Time will tell I guess but BTC is bigger than one person and let this serve as a warning to us all... don't champion a single person as a hero in this space, humans are shitty and invariably will let you down
You would think that after the whole "from 'Bitcoin Jesus' to 'Bitcoin Judas' " fiasco, the community would learn that lesson. But oh no... The world has an endless supply of fuckwits, sheeple breed at a phenomenal rate, a bit like cockroaches, and the Banksters have beguiled them with "Crypto" the so called next big thing. All these shitcoins are nothing more than FUD tools, to be utilised to discredit and distract from Bitcoin. Elon is just another of these Trojan Horse "good guys" that apparently are anti establishment, but really as evidenced by history are just another privileged cunt speaking with a forked tongue. Yep, it's not like the old days and never will be again. If we want adoption we have to put up with idiots. At least those idiots will now be protected from government/CB printing though. That is, when they eventually stop selling. |
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Lmfao, many assclowns will buy this story... but not us, not us . There is no such thing as Renewable energy atleast not yet ! We are working on it ! ik ik, the truth aint a diaper but it stinks to many  BTW Elon is just doing what everyone has been doing since Bitcoin came out.. i dont know why ya all butthurt cause he tweeting about Bitcoin etc. Miners been manipulating the Market like Elon wouldnt even think of doing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfGw8crLcDwSo other corporations are starting to shrink back because of what he put out on twitter? Isn't this just all ridiculous at this point? Bitcoin didn't need Elon before so why doesn't he stick to his fiat system which made him where he is today and just keep out of crypto for good? Loli is a cashback company or something I think, you could probably buy Teslas through them at one point and they'd give cash back for doing so. Now they are not going to do that. I don't think they are shrinking back. |
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Fucking Musk hey, if anyone can't see what a sociopathic piece of work this guy is there is no hope for you. Anyway, it has given me a nice opportunity to accrue a little more coin so that's good. Unfortunately, the shitcoins haven't copped it any harder then BTC, which probably means this is just another minor correction and not a major one.
I do think this helps confirm the 2013 repeat though, so I guess a few more months of this shit to go. My only hope is that during this time BTC regains some of it's dominance.
In addition, while Musk is of course a piece of crap, the fact that he was able to trigger this (I'm sure the whales were just waiting for the right opportunity too), means that BTC is still in its infancy, a mature market wouldn't give to shits about an ignorant comment from someone like that. This means mega upside to go, we'll be getting to that million $ coin within the next decade for sure.
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'Doubling yearly' sounds good. I'm OK with that.  Doubling every year (100% up) is not only good, it's excellent. It may seem a little bearish for 2021, but it's a great performance in the long run, and one I'm also perfectly OK with: End of: 2020 — $30k 2021 — $60k 2022 — $120k 2023 — $240k 2024 — $480k 2025 — $960k <--- sat/¢ parity (1 BTC = $1M) by end of 20252026 — $1.9M This is half of Saylor's 200% up (4x) prediction, which goes like this: End of: 2020 — $30k 2021 — $120k 2022 — $480k 2023 — $1.9M <--- sat/¢ parity (1 BTC = $1M) by mid-20232024 — $7,7M 2025 — $31M 2026 — $123M I don't really believe in steady progressions like either one of the above. The reality will be much more unpredictable, but it is near-certain that the trend will be positive. I'm expecting to see 6-figure prices this year, and sat/¢ parity (1 BTC = $1M) by 2024/2025, complete with the usual and expected pumps 'n' dumps. Guaranteed $1M+/coin prices that one can depend on should take a little bit more time, but we'll get there. HoDL.Sounds god damn awesome to me. |
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Those rags, like all the others, are in the business of making money, not reporting news. You will never get accurate news from journalists. |
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You know its kind of weird. The mempool is essentially empty, transactions of 1sat/vB are going through now, yet there are transactions still being sent at 605sat/vB. Are these people just dumb as dogshit or is it an exchange sending huge fees at their customers expense in an effort to make it look to people like BTC fees are high? I can explain this no other way. Edit: Here's the address that is doing it. Pretty odd behaviour. https://mempool.space/address/37VbgjzwVrM93g6zQrc4XP5RonpwnwKevj |
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Doing my daily look at the mempool and the damn thing is near empty. 1 sat fees are now being processed now, so a great time to make some transactions.
Curious about ETH strength of late, I take a look at their mempool. Full, massivily full, and has been since the start of this year. Of course high fees are the norm but I think what this also says is that there is a tonne of consistant demand out there on their network, BTC looks like a ghost town in comparison. Now I realise this is because their network is clogged up with all sorts of silly shit (and BTC hash has increased), but if this demand is maintained (and I'm sure no one here wants to hear this), we have to consider the very likely possibility that ETH will eventually beat out BTC for the number one spot.
Yes ETH is a centralized shitcoin and a mess in so many ways, but nobody seems to care about that. The attitude is "well they'll solve all those problems with future updates". Maybe they will, maybe they won't. Either way I don't think it matters. ETH has their network effect, just like BTC does, there will be no ETH killer, but with all the extra shit that is flooding their network as time goes on, how could it not beat BTC, the digital gold that everyone just hodls but doesn't do much else with.
I won't be investing in it, but also don't want to be disappointed when (if) it does unseat BTC. I don't think it will be able to take BTC place this cycle either, but next on, maybe.
I hope I am wrong.
Everybody can see the scam, yet all the so called "crypto" podcasters are ignoring it, and not just the shitcoin pumpers and dumpers podcasters. Binance bought "Coinmarketcap" to control the MSM of price of every shitcoin and altcoin created. Even the BITCOIN price relies on this shit website, yet all the alleged Bitcoin OG'S and the shitcoin pumpers and dumpers don't say a word about this cluster fuck!, I wonder why that is? I did not know Binance bought CMC, but holy shit that fits in with all the pumps that are coming out of that place. It is my belief that a lot of these pumps are being made via direct manipulation of the markets by Binance itself. The volumes out of there for these shitcoins make zero sense when you compare them to BTC size. Something is rotten over there at Binance I'm sure of it. It's all coming from Binance.... does anybody know where this exchange is based?  , I mean apparently it's allegedly the largest Crypto Exchange in the world, .........I'll wait? ? Isn't it a Chinese exchange run offshore. Edit: from the wiki Binance was founded by Changpeng Zhao, a developer who had previously created high frequency trading software. Binance was initially based in China, but later moved out of China due to China's increasing regulation of cryptocurrency. These guys are as dodgy as Bitmex, remember when the SEC got onto them and the Barts ceased and then the BTC price went up and never looked back. Binance has taken over their role I suspect. It makes you wonder if these exchanges get pressured by certain authorities to use there opaqueness to prevent BTC growth. Takes tin foil hat off. |
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Doing my daily look at the mempool and the damn thing is near empty. 1 sat fees are now being processed now, so a great time to make some transactions.
Curious about ETH strength of late, I take a look at their mempool. Full, massivily full, and has been since the start of this year. Of course high fees are the norm but I think what this also says is that there is a tonne of consistant demand out there on their network, BTC looks like a ghost town in comparison. Now I realise this is because their network is clogged up with all sorts of silly shit (and BTC hash has increased), but if this demand is maintained (and I'm sure no one here wants to hear this), we have to consider the very likely possibility that ETH will eventually beat out BTC for the number one spot.
Yes ETH is a centralized shitcoin and a mess in so many ways, but nobody seems to care about that. The attitude is "well they'll solve all those problems with future updates". Maybe they will, maybe they won't. Either way I don't think it matters. ETH has their network effect, just like BTC does, there will be no ETH killer, but with all the extra shit that is flooding their network as time goes on, how could it not beat BTC, the digital gold that everyone just hodls but doesn't do much else with.
I won't be investing in it, but also don't want to be disappointed when (if) it does unseat BTC. I don't think it will be able to take BTC place this cycle either, but next on, maybe.
I hope I am wrong.
I hope and think you are. Technically, Bitcoin is superior. Eth is a clusterfuck of gas, pre-mine and upcoming PoS (no, that doesn't mean piece of sh**, although it might be construed to). Bitcoin is getting taproot and rootstock. There are already the first attempts of sidechains for DeFi, for those who want to do that. Eth might get to 10k all right. I want to see where btc will be when/if that happens. Honey badger really doesn't give AF. See, while Bitcoin is superior and is/will be able to do everything ETH can do and more. ETH was the first out of the gate (at least in terms of effective marketing) with this stuff. So does their network effect negate Bitcoin's better offerings??? I hope people aren't that stupid, but, well you've seen how the world operates. Stupid is a dominant chain of thought. |
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If you think that a centralized mess of a shitcoin with a 90M pre-mine and currently $50-500 transaction fees will ever "overtake" BTC, then you are delusional. And POS will be a big fail.
Don't underestimate the stupidity of the sheeple. It does make you wonder where the term "smart money" comes from?
Doesn't seem that smart to me.
That's the problem, it's not smart, never was. It's also greedy and likes to cheat. |
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So Zuckerberg is a nothingburger  It's because he said Bitcoin. Retail doesn't care about that anymore. Or more likely the markets are being manipulated by pieces of shit like Binance. |
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Doing my daily look at the mempool and the damn thing is near empty. 1 sat fees are now being processed now, so a great time to make some transactions.
Curious about ETH strength of late, I take a look at their mempool. Full, massivily full, and has been since the start of this year. Of course high fees are the norm but I think what this also says is that there is a tonne of consistant demand out there on their network, BTC looks like a ghost town in comparison. Now I realise this is because their network is clogged up with all sorts of silly shit (and BTC hash has increased), but if this demand is maintained (and I'm sure no one here wants to hear this), we have to consider the very likely possibility that ETH will eventually beat out BTC for the number one spot.
Yes ETH is a centralized shitcoin and a mess in so many ways, but nobody seems to care about that. The attitude is "well they'll solve all those problems with future updates". Maybe they will, maybe they won't. Either way I don't think it matters. ETH has their network effect, just like BTC does, there will be no ETH killer, but with all the extra shit that is flooding their network as time goes on, how could it not beat BTC, the digital gold that everyone just hodls but doesn't do much else with.
I won't be investing in it, but also don't want to be disappointed when (if) it does unseat BTC. I don't think it will be able to take BTC place this cycle either, but next on, maybe.
I hope I am wrong.
Everybody can see the scam, yet all the so called "crypto" podcasters are ignoring it, and not just the shitcoin pumpers and dumpers podcasters. Binance bought "Coinmarketcap" to control the MSM of price of every shitcoin and altcoin created. Even the BITCOIN price relies on this shit website, yet all the alleged Bitcoin OG'S and the shitcoin pumpers and dumpers don't say a word about this cluster fuck!, I wonder why that is? I did not know Binance bought CMC, but holy shit that fits in with all the pumps that are coming out of that place. It is my belief that a lot of these pumps are being made via direct manipulation of the markets by Binance itself. The volumes out of there for these shitcoins make zero sense when you compare them to BTC size. Something is rotten over there at Binance I'm sure of it. |
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Doing my daily look at the mempool and the damn thing is near empty. 1 sat fees are now being processed now, so a great time to make some transactions.
Curious about ETH strength of late, I take a look at their mempool. Full, massivily full, and has been since the start of this year. Of course high fees are the norm but I think what this also says is that there is a tonne of consistant demand out there on their network, BTC looks like a ghost town in comparison. Now I realise this is because their network is clogged up with all sorts of silly shit (and BTC hash has increased), but if this demand is maintained (and I'm sure no one here wants to hear this), we have to consider the very likely possibility that ETH will eventually beat out BTC for the number one spot.
Yes ETH is a centralized shitcoin and a mess in so many ways, but nobody seems to care about that. The attitude is "well they'll solve all those problems with future updates". Maybe they will, maybe they won't. Either way I don't think it matters. ETH has their network effect, just like BTC does, there will be no ETH killer, but with all the extra shit that is flooding their network as time goes on, how could it not beat BTC, the digital gold that everyone just hodls but doesn't do much else with.
I won't be investing in it, but also don't want to be disappointed when (if) it does unseat BTC. I don't think it will be able to take BTC place this cycle either, but next on, maybe.
I hope I am wrong.
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The MSM is continuing their constant campaign of promoting and mentioning ETH and Doge, but nearly silent on Bitcoin. The true WO's know what's coming.  The flippening??? ETH and Doge are old hat. It's Shiba Inu now +1600% in last 7 days, coin ranking 18. Too many shitcoins going bananas, I'm thinking we get a whole market crash soon. Meanwhile J.P. Morgan's wealthiest clients are quietly accumulating btc through JPM's new Bitcoin fund... ...gee, I wonder why? And not a peep about it from the msm...so strange... I'm sure that's what they are doing. But IMO we are in 2013 not 2017, and the sideways/dip till end of the year has begun. I'm hoping I'm wrong mind you. Also retail can be stronger than we all think. Look at Gamestop, its at 150 right now, never did go back down. |
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The MSM is continuing their constant campaign of promoting and mentioning ETH and Doge, but nearly silent on Bitcoin. The true WO's know what's coming. The flippening??? ETH and Doge are old hat. It's Shiba Inu now +1600% in last 7 days, coin ranking 18. Too many shitcoins going bananas, I'm thinking we get a whole market crash soon. |
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Ahhhh $58,000....
I believe we’ve met before*
*about 1000 fucking times. Will you stop going sideways & pump, damn it.
Yeah, this shit is starting to get worse then the 9000 Vegeta level. It’s 10 of May already and we hadn’t the usual monthly ATH yet. Disappointing. Every price and ATH (no matter it it is every month or not) is disappointing until we reach the actual value of 1 BTC which is minimum 1 million USD. |
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Ahhhh $58,000....
I believe we’ve met before*
*about 1000 fucking times. Will you stop going sideways & pump, damn it.
Yeah, this shit is starting to get worse then the 9000 Vegeta level. |
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OT: I like the idea how Signal tried to expose how much data Facebook is collecting using a simple Instagram ad but Facebook didn’t like it. “ It was evidently not OK with Signal exposing the personal data that Facebook has for sale to promote its own more private alternative.”  Read full details here https://twitter.com/moxie/status/1389653364925816832?s=20That is pretty awesome of Signal to do that. Too bad it got removed, might have woke some sheep up. |
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