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761  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I enjoyed Jack Mallers talk at Miami ,and I think you may too on: April 10, 2022, 07:18:08 PM
I am sure many of you may have seen this already.  But for those of you who have not,  you may enjoy.

https://youtu.be/dD2-T7TX2rk


1949 caviar boomer card..... gotsa go Wink
762  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / I enjoyed Jack Mallers talk at Miami ,and I think you may too on: April 10, 2022, 07:00:27 PM
I am sure many of you may have seen this already.  But for those of you who have not,  you may enjoy.

https://youtu.be/dD2-T7TX2rk
763  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: June 27, 2020, 02:51:52 PM
Whats up gents?

long time no hablas
764  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: March 14, 2019, 01:06:06 PM
................. when you get that feeling
765  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 29, 2019, 02:55:38 PM
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If this is true....

Then its the single best thing I have ever read on this forum..

766  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 29, 2019, 06:24:52 AM


I agree and was being facetious with the short time frame comment and charts. If there is any correlation with the last bear market we are approaching its end soonish. I do however think that this sideways/accumulation phase could go on even longer than I have predicted. There is some data indicating that this period could extend well into 2020. My hope that it is just post bear market noise cluttering the airwaves.

Cards on the table.
D
 

My apologies, lack of sleep tbh I somehow missed the obvious joke...

Yes, recovery timing is hard to call, many factors, though 1st we need to find bottom....my feeling is people are actualy too comfortable at this level.. and so more pain.. but once we find bottom,  and then if the market has any symmetry.... 2020 it could be.

I have wondered though.. if we have reached exhaustion or are nearing exhaustion from retail... Or if there is another batch of quivering fearful hands to cull with one last viscous move, one that makes people rue the day they ever decided to crypto all over the place... followed by a long recovery period which lasts until either a catalyst sparks the market, or we get too close to the halving.


Anyways... 1st things 1st we need bottom.

(ass.gif)



 

767  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 29, 2019, 05:48:06 AM
Nearly time for some action

Here ya go...5 minute chart with some short fibs...great for action.  Tongue  Now we can oooh and ahhhh at ever $10 price movement.

5m



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I do think you are correct however. There is going to be some action soon but I dont think it will be in the direction we would all hope for and that is upwards. I suppose I should be banging the bull drum with greater vigor as sentiment matters but I honestly think there are darker days ahead. This cycle of letting the market recover enough to sell into has been going on for some time now and shows no sign of stopping in the near term. It speaks to me of large bag holders trying to slowly divest their coins. I have also been floating the theory that its the exchanges doing most of the selling, driving the price downward to a point where a rebuy makes sense to the corporate overlords. The addictive cycle of profits from the last bullrun might be to much for many to resist.




Meh... I am interested in bigger moves than $10..

We have almost arrived back at the 200 weekly MA, which I fully expected us to retest after a short bounce...

Got the death cross 50 though the 100 on the cards..

BBs have opened up already on larger time frames (though narrowing on the daily)  but we are well constricted on the 1 hour..

We have formed a bear flag, at the bottom of the support zone of an overall descending triangle.

So.. IMO. either we bounce somewhere between here and the 200 week MA, perhaps with a little overshoot...  and then in that scenario I see us likely to put another lower high and then coming back down for a third test ....  or.....  

So far it looks same as it did , a month ago,  I have the same outlook and same support levels based on previous r/s and volume profiles. so far nothing surprising has happened, in fact BTC has been quite the well behaved and relatively predictable (excluding those glorious wicks.. hunters hunting)   but now with more confirmations.....it still looks bearish to me at this present moment.... pretty interested to see how we react  between here / 200 week MA though and if it holds/ if we bounce from there.  

Volume is still not impressive, and below even the volume levels at the local low.. yes it was up yesterday, but still low.

Doom outlook un-changed for now.

I am pretty happy about it.




768  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 29, 2019, 04:39:59 AM
Nearly time for some action
769  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 29, 2019, 03:58:39 AM
How is it going batfans?


770  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 03, 2019, 11:19:40 PM
https://twitter.com/Excellion/status/1080774231485407232
Happy 10th Birthday #Bitcoin! "A Million Dreams" for what you'll bring in the next ten! @boxmining @naomibrockwell @fluffypony @Cryptopoly @queentatiana @giacomozucco & @mir_btc sing their hearts out for you! This is the real #ProofOfKeys @TraceMayer. 🎶🌕
https://youtu.be/vBCVMwQpsXQ
proof of keys off key


Speechless
771  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 03, 2019, 07:05:08 PM
It seems to me that fully decentralised exchanges, could have a tough time regulatory wise,

I don't see how. If an exchange were truly decentralized, there would be no handle which the state could grab in order to inject its desired regulation.

Sure, they could pass laws. But that would be tantamount to prohibiting person to person sales of anything and everything (i.e., used cars, beanie babies, garage sales, ...). Something that today exists -- at least in the USA -- only for very limited classes of goods such as firearms.

Well, I have a few thoughts, if you are talking about an exchange that is going to cater for a few small fry retail traders here and there, a few honest folk with legitimate privacy concerns, and then the other main fringe groups i.e a few drug dealers and black sites, the odd tax evader, money launderer, or any other anonymous trader whose sole purpose of using a DEX is to evade KYC, AML, and proceeds of crime and terrorism laws, then yeah sure fully decentralised exchanges can operate and function perfectly well and I fully anticipate there to be these exchanges continuing to pop up and provide exactly that service into that market and that's all good and well ..... or not.

However, I mentioned in my OP that I was talking about an exchange that could do HUGE numbers AND integrate with the existing financial system AND the new one, I didn't say to bypass the larger financial system (DEX) I said to FULLY INTEGRATE and do HUGE numbers...  for a DEX to do so then it would need to implement KYC and AML and all the rest of it from a compliance point of view... otherwise it is destined to become a cryptocurrency to cryptocurrency only exchange, without ever any hope of gaining access to a fiat on and off ramp, therefore making it outside of the system, and a blockbox with limited potential for growth ... (not saying thats a bad thing, and not saying there wont be pretty big dexs in the future)

Ultimately, a DEX can still be shut down or the creators or devs be held accountable, so until a true open source distributed autonomous set up is made, and put out into the wild,  with the ability to update its code and replicate itself and continually respawn on a new address or live on a dark sites or on clients only, then a dex isnt really a dex.

 At the end of the day, its the  centralised and undistributed  custody that's our problem right? so that's the sticky bit that needs to be solved, so solve that bit, utilise a blockchain and have a decentralised custody solution that handles deposits and withdrawals and have that linked to a centralised exchange with a super fast matching and trade engine that then clears the trades and communicates with a decentralised custody solution.  The custody aspect could even in fact be shared by other exchanges too.

 This way we get the benefit of the DEX that we WANT and NEED, and then the rest of it which in fact a blockchain would make more clunky and slower and less efficient,  we already have perfectly good technology to deal wth all other technical aspects of an exchange, and why would we want all of that crap immortalised in a bloated blockchain, for the sake of it?

However we also get the added bonus of integrating with the real world, banks, and financial institutions and businesses and funds and market makers and liquidity providers etc etc.... which is where the HUGE money aspect of it comes in that I was talking about , and integrating with RL business now, not at some airy fairy wouldn't it be nice time in the future.  

Fact is it will be difficult for any entity that cares about or has a responsibility to regulators, or clients or shareholders to be able to interact in any meaningful way with a pure 100% DEX even if such a thing were to exist. Unless the DEX is fully compliant, and then you have lost the use case for DEXs , and actually you can build a better exchange that is not fully decentralised.

(TL/DR)  Therefore in conclusion dexs have a smaller potential (at this moment in time) to integrate and tap into the HUGE money flows that are incoming to the cryptocurrency space... and without the ability to remain anonymous they lose their edge, in terms of tech, the best solution is decentralise the parts of an exchange that need it (custody aspects) and the rest of it be centralised as this is faster, easier, more secure, easier to integrate with the rest of the world, have fiat on/off ramps, etc etc etc - because regulations

772  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 03, 2019, 06:07:57 PM
admins in bitfinex telegram - the matching engine is down, funds are safu
on proof of key day
coincidence
nothing to see

What do the people that watch the cold wallets say?

Any exchange cold wallets significantly impacted? Or proportionally more than the rest?

I am afraid that participation levels are not enough to actually get the job done that "proof of keys day" was designed to do.. (YET?)

Kinda tricky for exchanges running lending and margin trading too.

For it to truly work near on everyone needs to be on-board...

Really for it to work, exchanges need to fully participate, perhaps even force(?) encourage(?) customers to withdraw..
It would cut the chaff that is for sure.


That being said so far I heard that at one point or another in past 24 hours there have been questions surrounding Hitbtc suspending withdrawals, Kucoin had at one point suspended withdrawals, and Bitfinex has this glitch...(which despite the general sentiment around Finex, I tend to think is probably just a glitch, those guys have been under a fair bit of scrutiny of late (but who knows you never can tell) .................  anyone heard of any other potential incidents?

TBH there are some other exchnages that I would like to see stats from, for example CoineBene, Zb, and including Binance, Okex and Bithumb etc..

If anything it seems that proof of keys could be very effective, if not somewhat clunky and awkward, perhaps a even better way would simply to be to utilise the blockchain and have fully transparency of custody the entire time, you have control of your keys,  right up until the moment you press "sell"  in a decentralised custody solution, but with trades matched and cleared by a centralised trade engine..

It seems to me that fully decentralised exchanges, could have a tough time regulatory wise, though I guess compliance could be built in to dex too, but I think that for an exchange to be huge, and do serious volumes and integrate with the current ecosystem and the new evolving ecosystem, that it could be beneficial to have certain elements of an exchange centralised, from both a technical (speed) and a regulatory and management/security point of view..... and certain aspect of the exchange decentralised/distributed, for example custody// withdrawals and deposit functions

Then if the custody solution is either very transparent, or you maintain your keys until you enter a trade, then yearly proof of keys would not be needed... and indeed we can keep an even closer eye on the status of our assets..

This would greatly reduce the worry of an exchange  rehypothecating our tokens,  or of any fractional reserve practice or a straight up exit scam with everyone's denero


Nice and safu, more practical, technically feasible.


 

  
773  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 03, 2019, 01:18:34 AM
What pisses me off is people actually believe these idiotic price predictions and end up losing their savings.  A lot of suckers fell for Mcafee's 500k bitcoin.  I had close friends that got suckered into buying crypto and they felt the pain.  This ponzi scam needs to die.

You have got a bit of dirt on your white knight outfit
774  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 03, 2019, 12:20:56 AM
"Thanks Satoshi we owe you one"

HAPPY 10th BIRTHDAY BITCOIN

Bitmex are putting an advert on the front page of the Times newspaper tomorrow for 10 year BTC birthday

https://twitter.com/bitmexresearch?lang=en



(awhhhh thats nice/ Mex needs new blood)
775  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 02, 2019, 12:30:13 PM
@r0ach:

Is it true what Lambie Slayer is saying about you? Were you really bullish about Bitcoin in the early years, before the bear market of 2015? And did you really sell all your BTC at the bottom in 2015? I'm asking because, based on your current ideas, I find it extremely hard to believe that such things ever happened.

Just curious...

No lol.  The only such statements you will find anywhere on the internet about when I have bought and sold shitcoins is me saying I was all-in at $200 and then leveraged on top of that and made a lot of profit, unleveraged at high $700s, used 1/2 of the profit to buy physical silver, and that's the only thing anyone knows about me.  
 

You have not traded BTC since it was $700?

776  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 02, 2019, 12:07:04 PM
good one!

well, roomba self-cleans now, so maybe your ouporings would be put to good use somehow, lol.

Every phrase I can associate with the idea - self cleaning, rechargeable, Amazon - used acceptable, 2 year warranty, realistic gag reflex, pleading mode, barely legal pack, carry case - is a stake through the heart of my desire.

Think about first AI chess playing machines vs AlphaZero
Stupidity/raw computation vs incredible incomprehensible genius level.

That will come and they would become irresistible to poor schmucks, like a "girl" in "Ex machina".
They would know what "buttons" to push.
It is inevitable, although by 2030 I probably won't even care.

I don't find the girl robot in ex machine irresistible,I thought she it was a kookie nut job that needed her its legs chopping off, she it was an irritating arrogant dumb weirdo with no personality that was only out for herself. itself ...(sounds a bit like one of my ex's now that I say it out loud)

 Now some of those freakbitches in Westworld are a bit more on point, but come on, lets face it they are just flesh lights with legs and coded personalities.

 I am not a fan of public transport.... and I definitely clean my hands after using it, cannot see me thinking "meh this
creepily lifelike robot has been jizzed in 50,000 times this past year hmmmmmmm sexy, let me get some of that"

No thanks, I would rather get wanked off by an old tramp with a heartbeat and stinky breath.

Even I am somewhat put out by my post.

Gross

  
777  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 02, 2019, 12:41:31 AM
what's all this happy fucking new year bullshit?!?

2019 is looking to be a major shit show, I don't see any happiness anywhere this year, sorry but that's the truth ...

climate marxists have infested the largest institutions and are spreading their filthy eco-facist lies and propaganda ... the world is in debt of historic proportions, most of which will be defaulted on or inflated out of existence .... wealth, assets, means-of-production and yields are becoming concentrated in fewer and fewer hands ... decision making and power is becoming increasingly centralised and prone to corruption, incompetence, failed ideologies and nonsensical thinking ... individuals wanting true freedom make plans to build their own islands in the middle of the fucking ocean is how fucked up things are

happy fucking new year chumps, stick it!

 Cheesy

ps I have a prescription

Unplug for a while, months if needs be, ignore the static and the noise, if anything big happens you will hear about it.

Disconnect the devices, reconnect with people, get laid, get out to the beach and the woods and have a dance, recharge.

All this shit will still be here, the same, or better or worse if you are looking at it or not even after a year off, set some alarms for your trades, avoid the news, and media..  its toxic as all hell atm, not saying it will be any better after a break... but you will be


778  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 02, 2019, 12:36:56 AM
what's all this happy fucking new year bullshit?!?

2019 is looking to be a major shit show, I don't see any happiness anywhere this year, sorry but that's the truth ...

climate marxists have infested the largest institutions and are spreading their filthy eco-facist lies and propaganda ... the world is in debt of historic proportions, most of which will be defaulted on or inflated out of existence .... wealth, assets, means-of-production and yields are becoming concentrated in fewer and fewer hands ... decision making and power is becoming increasingly centralised and prone to corruption, incompetence, failed ideologies and nonsensical thinking

happy fucking new year chumps, stick it!

 Cheesy


Maybe a tsunami will come and wipe it allllll away
779  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 01, 2019, 08:57:11 PM
^^
Holy fuck dude...

WTF?

780  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: January 01, 2019, 07:15:03 PM
I have a morbid fascination with it obviously... but Paragon now at $1.12 and at $74 million ""marketcap""


Like the Hindenburg


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