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Welcome back searing some Smerit to spread around Sir
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Uptember and moonvember coming closer. What's in between? Silence |
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A little TA
Chasing stops really happens
OK have some fun
#haiku
Friend is this your worst?
Of all time W O Haiku?
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About to finally sell 1/3 of my stash. Will buy a mostly passive business returning $400k a year....for ever.
So just selling 1/3 of hitting 8 figures = north of 3,5-ish mil. $ What is the invest preference for you this kinda days? returning 400k a year? |
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I was about posting about this. This is serious. Long story short: ALWAYS CHECK THE WHOLE ADDRESS IN THE HARDWARE WALLET DISPLAY.
DON'T BE COMPLACENT WITH SECURITY. - Don't trust your UI of the Wallet.
- Don't trust the First and last characters to confirm the Wallet.
Discover more here: Ledger CTO warns of a potential mass attack taking placeThe red text is the key. I also came here to point this out. The ledger guy is arguing a technicality. If you check the address in the screen of the hardware wallet, assuming it has one, then you will be safe, or at least you'll see the wrong address, but you must be very careful because this exploit is sophisticated and will actually calculate a address that looks as close to the one that you're sending to as they can find. So just checking a few digits, it's not enough in this case. If I were moving big coins from hardware wallets right now using their software, I would definitely check the entire address. That points out another important point. The issue is with the wallet software, not the hardware. So if you're using Sparrow, for example, you're okay, because they don't use those libraries. (STILL CHECK) But most of the big commercial wallet designers use those libraries and their bundled software. So a little extra security…. Send a few sats, then the wished amount. |
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Y'all been a bunch of cranky bitches lately.
We need some Carolina.
Chopper boys just in need for some chopperstories |
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Red dildo’s remain to be annoying
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I’d feel a little better if we were melting up to the news or no news about MSTR tomorrow. The fading price makes me think the ‘somebody knows something’ indicator is saying we won’t get an S&P500 inclusion tomorrow. Hopefully we’re just seeing selling as people don’t want to bet on this and the decision hasn’t leaked.
50-60% chance "grok" if the % is this low and BTC related then mostly we get the negative side of the coin. End of year its giving 91-96% chance... even with this high of % nothing is guaranteed for BTC related things. We always have to go the hard way if we follow our parcours from the past until now. Not gonna lie, I had to look " parcours" up.  our ride |
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I’d feel a little better if we were melting up to the news or no news about MSTR tomorrow. The fading price makes me think the ‘somebody knows something’ indicator is saying we won’t get an S&P500 inclusion tomorrow. Hopefully we’re just seeing selling as people don’t want to bet on this and the decision hasn’t leaked.
50-60% chance "grok" if the % is this low and BTC related then mostly we get the negative side of the coin. End of year its giving 91-96% chance... even with this high of % nothing is guaranteed for BTC related things. We always have to go the hard way if we follow our parcours from the past until now. |
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~ “If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry.” | ― Satoshi Nakamoto |
People are happy to spend their money to buy a new iPhone every year, willing to spend on fancy restaurants for a date, Starbucks, parties, and ohhh on everything that is useless… but when it comes to the one thing that may actually change their life for good, suddenly they need to “think about it deeply” and end up with nah, I can’t afford it. Well, I guess they probably deserved to be stuck in the hamster wheel. The world will always be full of mice searching for cheese.. Bitcoiners can be happy not to be stuck in the same maze. |
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Take the hit move on
Grow some where else
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MSTR will definitely NOT be joining the S&P500 this session. This is public information
Can you link a public source? It not he a Ham radio guy? ..-. ..- -.-. -.- / -.-- --- ..- It certainly not a scrap wire collector that sells CAT 5 cable to a scrap yard guy! Maybe next time you can get some good stuff like 4/0 or 500 MCM with a some copper weight rather than that little small gauge stranded stuff. I don't remember philipma1957 mentioning what type of Ethernet Copper Cable he has, it could be cat6/cat7/coax... can't just keep jumping to conclusions. $7,500 profit is nothing to laugh at, copper is copper... 4000lbs (2-1 ratio) of CAT6 copper is just as good as 4000lbs of 500MCM copper... BTW, excellent way to make new friends and win people over! doing a great job! @hisslyness, FYI - I got tired quickly of the needless bullshit trashing I received... Great way to treat newcomers! It should be no fucking wonder why people are leaving and new members are becoming more rare. Something you OGs should think about! That’s the thing We have no desires for newcomers in the WO Should be obvious Enough space on the forum to be around imho |
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some 108.9k dip dip dip.
86k dip You know your stuff Welcome to the WO…. Let your intellect help us out please Advice us what to do etc |
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Is entering 130k in the room with us?
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 Bc of reasons |
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This feels like a rejection rather than a head fake, but what do I know?
Indeed nothing like all of us |
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Rate cuts didn’t impress I guess
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Barcelona days
Grinding stops now… Ace Three hearts
Sends me to the rail.
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$117,341 at 2:14pm CDT We get updates from CB every now and then…. That’s good enough…. |
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