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Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
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on: August 09, 2022, 08:53:18 PM
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Oh cool, I just realised I am legendary. What do I do? Celebrate?
You get to spend some quality one-on-one time with myself at the $100k party, if you catch my meaning. If you swing that way, that is... Wait, you're trying to say you're coming to the 100k party? I thought you mentioned several times here on WO that you're not coming due to opsec issues? Are you giving us a glimpse of hope? Or is this some kind of private party 1 on 1 with goldkingcoiner? 
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Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
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on: July 26, 2022, 01:37:00 PM
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As you said there are counties that are still buying gas from Russia but the volume is definitely low compared to post war situation.
if Russia had not held such an important position in the world as regards their oil they wouldn't have been able to sustain this their ongoing crisis. That's why you shouldn't try to punch someone who is holding you by the balls... 
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Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
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on: July 26, 2022, 07:14:43 AM
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Was curious what masterluc (WO regulars know who I'm talking about) is saying regarding the market situation, TA and all. Barely found his new account on Telegram. So, basically the guy is bullish. He's expecting a retrace to $40k at least. Don't ask me how he figured that out I'm bad at TA. Rainbow graphs, crystal balls and stuff. Some insider info he shared was that Russia is developing crypto exchanges secretly owned by the government to avoid sanctions. Which is bullish too.  It's not that I trust him much (after the 2017 massive fail) but nice to know. 
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Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
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on: July 26, 2022, 07:07:04 AM
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This is just a pure coincidence. Russia is bad mmkay?!  Germany is begging everybody, and the USA in particular to sell them gas so they can survive the winter, The US has responded and now that is bad i your book? The problem is to bring all that shitload to Europe. Talked to one guy who's into LNG logistics. He said if all LNG carrier vessels would leave for US right now (which is impossible long term contracts etc) and will start transporting LNG to Europe they'd manage to bring 20% of required LNG before winter season starts. So yeah. Fucked. 
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Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
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on: July 21, 2022, 12:37:19 PM
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I think people have the right to be happy to see the back of Elon.
Sure, he bought Bitcoin and many rejoiced, but then he started down the mental Dogecoin route and revealed he actually doesn't even own property any longer.
That is not a person this community needs to help educate people about Bitcoin, inflation and how to hold onto your wealth.
Eventually he will probably be booted out of Tesla as his erratic behaviour stemming from boredom is not what a business needs in the long run.
With SpaceX he would be booted out as soon as one of the manned missions doesn't come back.
Not sure about SpaceX but Tesla is going broke soon. Other car manufacturers are coming up with more and more competitive models so Tesla is not unique anymore, it has low build quality, expensive repairs etc. Tesla is doomed, there is now way they can compete with Mercedes, Porsche, Audi, Lexus and other old school brands. 
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Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
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on: July 21, 2022, 11:34:41 AM
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I'm actually glad Elon sold, the less we have to hear about that clown the better and in the long run his selling will look very foolish. Price still holding up well regardless.
Hope everyone is well on here, haven't been on as much as I'd like in the last few weeks
Well, he was forced to sell (actually not him but his company) to stay afloat. Can't blame him for that. Yes, he's an asshole billionaire but if you have to sell you have to sell. He didn't mindrust anyway...
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Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
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on: July 20, 2022, 06:03:18 AM
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Bear season on pause?
Did I buy the right dip last time? lol
No. Bear is still on. My concerns for the time being is translating "meme elvish" words from youtube and other forums talking about BTCiTcoin in elvish.  In other words, bear season has temporarily given way to wabbit season. Just don't forget last time blowoff top got cancelled... bulls screwed... so why not screw some bears now while they're waiting for the 15k bottom and "one last down before up" action? 
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Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
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on: July 18, 2022, 02:59:42 PM
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That Saudi guy isn't great but his death toll is much less than Putin's. Also I'm not sure why you're picking on Biden, all US presidents have loved the Saudis for about a century now. Trump wasn't shy about it.
What are you blabbering about? US invaded Ukraine in 2014 by funding, organizing, and performing military coup. In the next 7 years until 2021 the military junta in Kiev, supported by the criminal regimes in Washington and London, in Eastern Ukraine alone killed 14 000 civilians including 150 children. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alley_of_AngelsYou mean the Russians in Eastern Ukraine didn't fire a single shot ? How come Ukraine didn't take back control, then ? There is no military junta in Kiev, get a grip. Putin killed 60000 in Chechnya. Putin killed at least 20000 in Syria. Putin is killing thousands in Mali right now. Ukraine didn't invade any part of Russia, so any death since 2014 is on Putin too. Everywhere Putin takes control, there are all kinds of abuses, rapes, torture, disappearances. Does everywhere the US and the west "takes control" as they have done, numerous times, not have deaths, abuses, rapes, torture and disappearances? and btw, even with what you listed, is still far less than what Saudis are doing in Yemen.. which also pales in comparison to the death and destruction caused by the USA and the allies... in the past 30 years alone. The Ukraine was indeed subject to a coup in 2014, and denying this, is gaslighting, and dishonest, or you are very much out of touch. There was no military coup. Even if I go your way and call it a civil war, why is Russia taking part in a civil war ? Isn't it what you're reproaching Saudi Arabia of doing in Yemen ? So, which is it ? Personally I'm against both wars. Why did Russia take Crimea from Ukraine ? Why is it trying to take over Ukraine entirely ? And don't talk about NATO, NATO hasn't taken land anywhere. Some of NATO's wars are dubious, but at the end, the land is still in the hands of the native people. Russia TAKES LAND. I thought people here cared about property rights ? You really are out of touch if you do not understand , there very much was a coup, you keep adding the word "military" to the word coup. There was a coup, and anyone serious about the topic knows this to be the case, what happened in Maidan was NOT ORGANIC. IT WAS ORGANISED ! The end goal was REGIME CHANGE and INSTALLATION OF A PUPPET REGIME , IN WHICH THEY SUCEEDED. Obamas administration "brokered a power deal" there, none of it was organic. I have clearly stated I do not support either war, why try and put words in my mouth? The reason why Russia is involved in the Ukraine, now, is very much the same reason that the United States would be involved in lets say Mexico, if the Russians orchestrated a coup there, and installed a puppet government. Ukraine is in Russia's sphere of influence. The entire Ukraine and Russia issue is too much to go into here, but that basically sums it up. You are wrong about NATO encroachment, as is obvious by the NATO expansion over the years along the Russian front, and by the minsk accord fiasco. Not to mention the battle of the "nuclear defence shields" in Europe, and Nato claiming they have no offensive capability is just not true. Both Russia and NATO/USA/ALLIES have been ramping up the entire arena for decades now... this is not an opinion, it is just a sound fact. Takes two to tango, and they are both tangoing.... no getting away from that. None of it is good. Being objective, the west is no angel, and pretending it is so is kinda daft, when the past 30 years alone, tells its own story.... Fact is the unipolar world, has already been shuffled, times have changed, it is not 1990 anymore.... and our politicians and tptb have , as usual, done a super crappy job. ps, I never said Zelensky was in power in 2014. pps, they had an election yes, how democratic it was in reality, I would not like to guess, yes, maybe as reliable as the Russian elections. However, the point still stands, Ukraine does not behave like a democratic state either, they pretend when it suits them. Also, Zelensky, does not have a good track record, and has certainly not treated the press there as a democratic leader would ,anymore than Putin has. Annnnnnnd, the answer to "Ukraine is hardly a democracy, and does not behave like a democratic state" is not "Russia", two separate issues. The US also attempted the same scenario in Belarus, which eventually failed with Lukashenko remaining in power. Similar thing happened in Moldova I guess, but they managed to do it in a more civilized way (no killings, no armed coup etc). Anyway, the pro-Russian ex-president is facing some criminal charges there now I guess. Now they are focusing on Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and some other countries in the East.
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