Agreed that this is a ridiculous lawl thread but I think 2020 is a more realistic target date for a new ATH.

My guess is 2021 for 6 digits.

Lawl.

Which people? Kwukkie and Zukkie?

Governments all around the world are leery of Libra and they can actually do something about it.

They can't do squat about Bitcoin and they know it.

No contest. Try again.

Yes, the Buck Moon.

Obvious, isn't it?

I don't know about "crypto" but Bitcoin is easy money.

Simply buy and hold. Don't sell unless you absolutely must. Never sell because of the price. Only buy because of the price if there's a significant dip. Don't set finite target prices.

Within a few years your bitcoins will increase greatly in value. Easy as pie.

Hopefully his kid's college fund is already in Bitcoin.

Good morning Bitcoinland.

I see we've lost half of what we gained yesterday... currently $10462USD/$13642CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

At least we're still in 5 digits (for now).


Shaken? You'll bruise the gin. Martinis should only be stirred with ice and then strained into a well-chilled glass, preferably but not necessarily a stemmed conical cocktail glass.

It's OK to shake a Kangaroo Cocktail (vodka "martini") since there's no gin to bruise. Also no refined flavor. Only tasteless rubes drink Kangaroos.

The twist of lemon and oiled rim are perfectly acceptable but I prefer the slightly more traditional Manzanilla olive stuffed with pimiento, and dirtied with about 1cc of olive brine per half oz. of Dolin's and 2 oz. of. Hendrick's (Orbium of late). I use a syringe to measure the brine.

I sometimes add a couple if capers to the olive skewer. Since that makes it not a real martini, (simply replacing the olive or lemon with an onion makes it a Gibson), I decided to name it a S-------- Cocktail after the Mexican jungle village where I met my GF.

Ahhh, the finer things in life. Thank you Bitcoin.

Good morn Bitcoinland.
10450 greenbacks
(Bitcoin average).

Derp begs for coins as
Bitcoin millionaires sit back
And laugh while hodling.

Price goes up and down
As smug old farts write haikus.
Isn't Bitcoin fun?

I prefer the blood of dead ungulates, browned in a roasting pan, deglazed with bone broth and thickened with roux.

Best served with the almost-raw cauterized flesh of said ungulates and accompanied with the yeast-infected juice of red grapes.

There's no need to slaughter thousands of helpless little ungerminated seeds when one adult ungulate will feed so many.
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Oh look. Its a nice little bounce up after a dip.

Grape Koolade?

Savor its complexities by complementing it with a fine aged Velveeta or Cheez-Whiz.

Good morning Bitcoinland

The correction/retrace continues... currently $11655USD/$15213CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

This is all the way back down to where we were 3 days ago.

My calls for a new AYH in July were predicated on staying over $12k. Now that that's fallen all bets are off. The battle for $12k could take some time.


Drinking Lambrusco is pretty much on par with drinking urine, isn't it? Take pee, dilute it, add sugar and carbonate it. Yuck.

What's next? Sparkling rose?

It's an offense to even call it wine.

Here's a blast from the past:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=20207.0

 

You sold the dip? 

Noobs. Sigh.

And the weapons industry (military-industrial complex). Even more money.

OMG I go for a nice soak in the bathtub and get out to see we had an $1100 correction/retrace.

We're still over $12k though so I'm still calling a new AYH by the end of July.


Aren't beaver dams the reason Alfred Nobel invented dynamite? Half a stick does wonders.

Almost surely.

Good riddance. Anything less than 5 digits is annoying.

Eagerly awaiting 6 digits.

A pleasant good morning Bitcoinland.

I see the slow creep upwards has continued past $13k... currently $13024USD/$17090CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

Shouldn't be too long before we see our first new AYH in 2 weeks, maybe even by this weekend, almost surely this month.

Go Bitcoin go.

No, we don't "all know" what will happen.

If history is any guide, the bubble top will be a year or so after the halving and BTC winter will be a year or 2 after that.

The Jays are doing about as well as expected in a rebuilding year with a team consisting mostly of rookies. 2 of the 3 highly-touted  sons-of-superstars prospects have already been brought up (Guerrero and Biggio) and are already excelling. The 3rd, Bo Bichette is waiting in the wings.

Last night Guerrero showed the rest of the world why we consider him the cornerstone on which we'll build our next championship team. His performance in the home run derby was historic, setting all-time records for the most home runs in the opening round, the semifinal round and overall. He may have lost the final round but he still stole the show.

Without making excuses for him, it should be noted that he was exhausted after doing a full extra round and 2 additional swing-offs in the semifinals, while the eventual winner got to rest up by facing weaker opponents in the first 2 rounds and quitting early due to batting second.
The night truly belonged to Vladi.

In the real world of the AL, Guerrero is still making adjustments. After an initial splash that saw him being named player of the week a couple of weeks in, opponents have stopped throwing fastballs to him. Once he masters hitting big-league breaking balls, watch out. The guy can flat-out hit. He has always hit for a high average and has incredible innate power and an amazing eye. He should be a consistent 4-digit OPS guy and a perennial MVP candidate.

The rest of the Jays' young core are progressing nicely as well. After a slow start and a trip to the minors, Lourdes Gurriel Jr has been among the league's offensive leaders and his move to left field has yielded immediate dividends. After a series of outfield assists, other teams are learning not to run on him. Rookie catcher Danny Jansen has been consistently solid behind the plate and has recently started hitting more consistently. Rowdy Tellez, Randall Grichuk and Teoscar Hernandez have also shown better-than-average defense and power at the plate but the latter is still striking out too much.

The reason for the Jays' dismal record is their pitching. The only reliable starter has been Marcus Stroman (with almost no run support) while Giles, Hudson and Biagini have been solid in the bullpen. Everyone else has pretty much sucked.

Pitching is what wins ballgames and the Jays don't have it yet. Hopefully by the time the young core gels and a few young pitching prospects develop, the team will add some solid veteran starters and bullpen arms to make a run for it. Until then they seem content to save money by throwing out other teams' washed-up scrubs and rejects.

As I said, it's a rebuilding year and as such, it can be painful to watch at times.

Good morning Bitcoinland.

I  see we've held onto most of yesterday's splendid gains despite an $800 correction/retrace and are well over $12k... currently $12410USD/$16298CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

I'll stick with my prediction yesterday and say if we stay over $12k we'll see a new AYH by month's end.

Go Bitcoin go.

Good morning Bitcoinland.

With a nice little $500 leg up we seem to be renewing the battle for $12k... currently $11914USD/$15565CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

If we can win this within a week we have a good chance of a new AYH before the end of the month.

Go Bitcoin go.