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I plan on out-sailing the apocalypse, but am thinking about my anti-piracy measures as there is not much hiding in the open ocean. Unless of course you can pseudo-submarine your vessel just beneath the surface with emergency ballasts.
I figure isolated cold climates are best, as long as you can survive. In the meantime I hope there are enough radios/comms to keep a quarantine economy flourishing
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Quote from December 07, 2013, for nostalgia. Funny to feel that "but it won't be bitcoin" sentiment even back then, it is a hipster bias As you may notice the pumping bulls are starting to get scared, we aren't going to see all time highs ever again. Bitcoin will level off and media attention will die off since we're the only reason it was there to begin with was because we were in a period of expontential growth.
People will look back in 3 years time and laugh about how a virtual currency with so many intrinsic flaws managed achieve a market cap of over 12 billion.
Cryptocurrencies may be the future, but it will not be bitcoin.
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Seventeen thousand Nine hundred seventy two Dollars per bitcoin
($17,972)
Thanks, and my defense for this I needed to use seventeen thousand for the first line.
beyond that, I'd say just after the new moon (Sep 28) we will be surgin' In the long term outlook I think we're reaching near to the set-up for our "eternal september", which will not fit our long term log trend
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Why can't I vote in the fresh poll? Assuming it's because I'm a newbie... only reason I want old account back
Anyone bought btc with CashApp yet (or know anyone who did) ?
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Cannot believe that mega-doji on 3d closed in green, aye carumba
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Checking price way to often and still getting rewarded with them candles. I'ma need some popcorn
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Not to get jinxy, but if a bull run can sustain all the way until halving I think we finally hit the ultimate milestone here: page parity.
That is, USD/BTC is greater or equal to the number of pages in wall observer. Here's to hoping !
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I'd like to thank zuckercoin to propel us to revisit 10k USD, without Mark's vision and sacrifice bitcoin would be but a tear in craig wright's brown eye
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It took me too much scrolling to figure out what the hell everyone was congrat'ing micg about  congrats, I think!
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Building a seastead was a dumb idea to begin with, he would of been better off buying a bunch of land somewhere and trying to start his own country.
But he brought to the surface how immediately unrealistic an ideal sovereign existence is on earth. We cannot be absolutely free. No matter how stupid the whole seastead thing seems, I commend and thank him for doing it. All I do is slap fingers on a keyboard
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Does anybody have insight into real-estate in Montenegro? Is it dumb to buy some? IDK EU/Russia politics and economics really, and I simply seek economic Mediterranean climate land/real estate. (Don't want to go to AUS, CA too expensive).
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I actually want a sailboat because I love sailing and the sea. Doesn't need to be too nice, and I don't think it is some huge money hole. If I bought a $25,000 sailboat, I would expect to put another $7000 into it's repair, upkeep, etc. To use it for 5 summers and re-sell at something like $15,000 is well worth it in my case.
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So anyone else in the camp thinking this is the final up-down before the bigger bubble cycle (see May 2013)? Since we endured a long bear market, I have a feeling that with greater market inertia, we end up having features that are longer in time.
In any case, I don't see myself regretting holding in 2 years time. Of course I could have timed so as to increase by BTC holdings 5x during this cycle, but after this exposure I don't see a prolonged bear market coming until a major technical/political issue erupts to hurt crypto.
I'm young, fuck the USD, fuck the gov't. Good luck to everyone and may the bottom bounce like a golfball on an ice rink
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The bleeding is slowing, time for that unending crawl back up IMO. As I am young and still haven't worked a career job, my retirement plans are non-existent. Have fun retirees, I want to hear about some nice river-boatin, gun-totin', cigar-smoking, seastead-floatin' stories in the future
If the forum sees some serious updating, this thread better stay in tact. How the hell do I merit anyone. My guess is that I can't!
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Watching an NFL playoff game, there's an ad for tonight's news segment on how to get and use bitcoin, followed by an IBM blockchain ad. This time is actually different, we have landed safely into the next stage of mass adoption IMO. I am less worried about hodling than ever before, let's hope our vessel can weather the barrage of private blockchain tech
EDIT: And then an ad of Experian's dark web scan! It is our time to rise from the sewers and take over the surface world!
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Foxes are the best. Fox and the hound, the Robin Hood fox, fantastic george clooney fox, silver fox from Grandma's boy, Erwin Rommel (as a strategist --the desert fox).
This excludes Fox the network of course
I say we're in a fox market, gotta be on your toes. You're never rich until you cash out, and the second you follow your gut it whipsaws the wrong way. Bears and Bulls leave each other bloody, but the fox gets the last laugh
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gembitz you dropped something: weeeeeeeee
Ibian, I'll meet you where the Danube delta meets the black sea
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https://ibb.co/kQfoNwhttps://ibb.co/eWG69bhttps://ibb.co/eBqipbThat's what I have so far as pictures. It should be ready to hit the water this spring, gonna toot around on my first boat until it's ready. And when it is, taking a trip from Denmark down through europe. It's essentially two big rooms, one of them a bunk twice as big as normal for boats that size and the other everything else. Has a toilet as well for when you want to float somewhere for a few days. And will have more electricity than I could possibly use in a week, including a 2000W inverter for a small oven and whatever else I might want to plug in. Damn that's a nice little number. I have been shopping for a motley 11m sailboat to spend a summer on the Med, living cheaply by anchoring and whatnot. When you say trip down through europe, are you going to traverse Europe by river?? That would be cool (Rhine->Danube) I like the idea of the wide open sea, but too much choppynes gets old right quick, and my old man keeps insisting a river tour is the way to go. And maybe it is. Still deciding. I am young and yearn for adventure on the sea. After, I assume that a river tour would be much appreciated. Cheaper docking fees, less tourists, stop in at a cozy tavern, sounds lovely
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https://ibb.co/kQfoNwhttps://ibb.co/eWG69bhttps://ibb.co/eBqipbThat's what I have so far as pictures. It should be ready to hit the water this spring, gonna toot around on my first boat until it's ready. And when it is, taking a trip from Denmark down through europe. It's essentially two big rooms, one of them a bunk twice as big as normal for boats that size and the other everything else. Has a toilet as well for when you want to float somewhere for a few days. And will have more electricity than I could possibly use in a week, including a 2000W inverter for a small oven and whatever else I might want to plug in. Damn that's a nice little number. I have been shopping for a motley 11m sailboat to spend a summer on the Med, living cheaply by anchoring and whatnot. When you say trip down through europe, are you going to traverse Europe by river?? That would be cool (Rhine->Danube)
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