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I just hope Elwar has finished building bitcoin Atlantis
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Today's market (last 24 hours)  |
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... I think there was going to be a clause for Salvadorian permanent residency if you buy $100k or more of this bitcoin bond? Emigration is something I will seriously look into in the next cycle. I am going to have to pay a lot of money in capital gains tax after selling 25% of my stash in late 2021. I am not willing to do that again in 2025/26. Just move to Portugal  |
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45 you say?  Poetry in motion |
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Probably not  |
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Just noise  |
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More ammo needed  |
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I predict the next Chartbuddy to be............ $46123
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So.. in other new Wells Fargo published this and the bitcoin community cheers in bullish adoration. I will tell you why they are wrong.  Don't get me wrong... I do think this is a bullish chart. But I believe the prediction is overly conservative. For internet adoption to happen the citizens of earth needed a lot of expensive things. A computer, and a connection to the internet, and the time to use it. Eventually the cell phone worked it's way into the mix, and even the lowly Raspberry Pi was created to bring internet capable computing to the least rich on the planet. These facts were the resistance behind this adoption curve. The building out of worldwide wireless networks is undoubtedly one of the most important achievements of mankind. Now for bitcoin. What will the users need? Nothing more than the things they got in the first adoption curve. A computer, a cell phone, and a network connection to the worldwide network. See the difference? Perhaps subtle... but very large. The implication of this chart is Bitcoin will likely follow a similar curve. I think not. (can anyone guess how cAPS thinks the curve might be different  ) This?  |
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Proudhon's timing really is amazing.
He is blatantly doing all the buying |
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100k incoming
Not sure we'll see it in 2022, TBH. Who knows... I agree, mid-70s would be amazing but I can’t see higher than that this year. Will be $120000 by November no ifs no buts Price will never read $120,000; and by November of this year the price of bitcoin will be lower than it is now. We will see |
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100k incoming
Not sure we'll see it in 2022, TBH. Who knows... I agree, mid-70s would be amazing but I can’t see higher than that this year. Will be $120000 by November no ifs no buts |
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Damn it buddy, its supposed to go up after I post....
Do it again |
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(((*b a n g*)))  _$42K_ 43k in one hour |
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Well, who sold at the bottom?
I sold fiat for bitcoin do that count? |
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Suchmoon's argument hinges on the idea that mortality data during the 2020 year period was recorded completely accurately. How do we even know that? How do we know they didn't have double entry for Covid associated fatalities? The mortality data for Covid is published by the CDC, an entity that is already criminally suspect at best. We already know that some deaths that were completely unrelated to Covid were counted as Covid deaths: https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2021/09/19/sharyl_attkisson_serious_questions_about_the_way_covid_deaths_have_been_counted.htmlThe same time Colorado’s coroners were challenging the death count, Dr. Deborah Birx of the White House Coronavirus Task Force was being asked about the same thing.
Birx (April 7, 2020): The intent is right now, that if someone dies with COVID-19, we are counting that as a COVID-19 death.
Some of the eyebrow-raising examples of deaths attributed to covid include— Fatalities after traffic accidents, three Colorado nursing home deaths, even though the attending physicians said they weren’t related to coronavirus.
And a case in Nashville, Tennessee. In August 2020, Hal Short’s wife was stunned to see Covid-19 named as the cause on her husband’s death certificate— after he died of an aggressive cancer. He’d tested negative for coronavirus three times. Only after the family complained, was Covid-19 removed a clerical error blamed. If all the data is flawed then w t f is everyone arguing about?  Hilarious |
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Over the top lads go go go
I wouldn’t get too excited just yet. Wait for the daily candle to close above the trendline. If it doesn’t, not good sign. Kill joy  |
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Over the top lads go go go
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So USA finally reached 30 trillion in debt.
that is 30,000,000,000,000/330,000,000 = $90,909 per person
Sweet or bigly or wtf?
or maybe hodl that BTC
The funny thing is the money never existed anyway |
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