Interesting, indeed. China gave miners and traders two months time to tear down their crypto businesses, or it's going to jail for them, according to unofficial (chinese) source. I wouldn't be too surprised if the dumping goes on until two months after the chinese mining ban announcement. EDIT: China was early in the game, so 4-figures are rumored by some. Too bad i can't read chinese and my hongkong buddie is occupied by working like a dog to keep his job at his US-based business office (building). If only our local idiots could comprehend that the very fact that China is against bitcoin should be an indication for them to support bitcoin instead of harping some bs about it. China is obviously trying to replace dollar with yuan. Bitcoin is in a way as a potential alternative, so they gang up on it first. US and rest of the West and east should support bitcoin and resist yuan. Bitcoin and dollar do not really compete (not yet). They (our local idiots) don't see the bigger picture yet. China will become quite a challenge, not only for the dollar, on the other hand there are implicit counter-dynamics developing, like the upcoming fail of the one-child strategy. It will stay interesting with China, and unlike in the past, nations dealing with China better think ahead of time to not get played out. We're like a bag full of weaknesses for them, imho. Their global acting is mirroring that kind of sentiment. *Edits in boldface
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Interesting, indeed. China gave miners and traders two months time to tear down their crypto businesses, or it's going to jail for them, according to unofficial (chinese) source. I wouldn't be too surprised if the dumping goes on until two months after the chinese mining ban announcement. EDIT: China was early in the game, so 4-figures are rumored by some. Too bad i can't read chinese and my hongkong buddie is occupied by working like a dog to keep his job at his US-based business office (building).
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I think this is all china. Chinese whales and miners finally loading off I'm curious if this is the bottom. proudhon, don't do it
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I really don't have time to annoy you guys anymore, have to go out in the sun and get some vitamin-D. See you in the evening.
Avoid sunglasses, it seems (according to some research material i can't find right now) that if you wear sunglasses, the skin is producing way less VitD from sunlight. Can't hurt, but beware of large reflecting surfaces, like lakes, the sea or deserts.
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this mofo chart buddy.
stay focused click ignore yeh its irritating looks like the Marianas trench Very well put, it's like the junk mail in your inbox, just every hour. Merited. look, Bitcoin is working like this: the majority comes to an agreement for accepting the txs which should be included in the next block, right? same with ChartBuddy: the majority came to the agreement that ChartBuddy (again) is very welcome in this thread, right? please don't open the Pandora's Box again. did you nothing learned from the Hash Block Limit War? Minorities have rights you know. The right to click "ignore" is sufficient for me. As for the El Salvador - IMF brawl that's on the horizon: Q: How do you tell the pioneer from the infantryman after a battle? A: The pioneer is the one with the bullet(s) in the back Ready for witnessing an epic fight. I hope it will be short and painless (for bitcoin, of course).
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It's been over 10 years, but it's wild to finally see the confirmed end of bitcoin play out in real time. What should we do now?
Crying would not be a bad thing to do. Only real men are able to cry anytime.
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I'm thinking that the president is moving ahead so quickly with the Bitcoin legislation that the US likely will not have time to react in time.
As governments tend to do, they will put together meetings, try to come up with their strategy, they'll make phone calls to gather information that we already know but will take them longer to figure out.
If El Salvador pulls it off in a week or so then it will happen.
If they get bogged down in the processes like the US government then it will likely be stopped.
And if it does get stopped what's the bet it dumps, even though it didn't pump on the initial announcement. no way it can be stopped. they worked 2 years on it in secret. would be a dumb move to go public and jeopardize it. EDIT: Bot software has improved. Pulling back would surely hurt, see Tesla for a recent reference. Pushing through might work. If they just play these odds, there's only one answer. EDIT: Engaging #hodlsleep in 3... 2... 1...
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I'm thinking that the president is moving ahead so quickly with the Bitcoin legislation that the US likely will not have time to react in time.
As governments tend to do, they will put together meetings, try to come up with their strategy, they'll make phone calls to gather information that we already know but will take them longer to figure out.
If El Salvador pulls it off in a week or so then it will happen.
If they get bogged down in the processes like the US government then it will likely be stopped.
Likely some investors putting money off the table until things are sorted out, politics wise. But what can the US do other than spread the usual FUD (money laundering and financing for terrorists) and start sanctioning ES? If Bitcoin works for ES, it might trigger an avalanche of adoption. As a poor country, what do you have to lose? Keep watching the slow grind down of your economy? It's fatal to wait in critical situations. You have to decide to move things towards a solution. And if it does get stopped what's the bet it dumps, even though it didn't pump on the initial announcement.
I think market stability is counting more than optimistic outlook. And this time it's uncertainty, because of lack of experience of how things usually turn out in a specific situation. The money will likely come in later again, anyway.
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this mofo chart buddy.
stay focused click ignore
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a sack of rice fell over in china. conclusion: stack sats, not sacks
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That dump was quick. Surprise, surprise...
It kinda just started. Got stuck a little...
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That dump was quick. Surprise, surprise...
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...Will turn around soon-ish I guess
Will not turn around ever I know. Because it never did, right? What if the bears prematurely shot their powder before the cycle top and there is only to go up, weeks, maybe months ahead from now because of global adoption (simply spoken, for lack of time)? At least not as strong and long lasting bear cycles. Nobody was rewarded with huge gains by being impatient with Bitcoin, afaik.
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when did shorting start and what exchanges allow this? I don't short and never will just surprised this became an option in trading BTC. Hell i guess if you can gamble it away at a dedicated site anything can pop up. Since hedge funds are in the game now as well, this would suit them. This level of accumulation might get filthy at times. Just my 2c Just got notified someone tried to recover one of gmail accounts (without password) thanks ledger I'm quite secure in this case, but it's annoying AF. If i forgot to mention this in the past, ledger confirmed the deletion of all my data about 6 weeks after i sent them my request email. EDIT: Hey, PPL, i'm a Hero member now! * OutOfMemory is stoked Thanks for all the sMerit #honomo
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Elon musk, won’t be missed in the top 20 of richest people on the planet….
In retrospect …”regret will come later”
A headline from the future…
Elon is just a freak with a shitload of personal problems. He's a child, not in a good way, but narcissistic and irresponsible. With a side glance to Greta... Btw, i don't think his broken heart tweet was the root cause for the dip(s) today, so i don't even blame him for that, opposed to half of crypto-twitter. But he has an impact. I don't want to know how many get-rich-or-die-trying X-sters go all in on 100x leverage on every token mr. musk shills. They all got musked in their virgin asses
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^ Well, JJG, i keep two kind of holdings. One is for strict hodling, while two is on exchanges. Of course, two is much smaller, while one is on a cold storage since 2017. My wife also has a cold storage (managed by me) and she never cashed out so far. The thing is this: The majority of stash one was bought at below $7k prices. I always buy when i can afford it, money or bitcoin go straight to the exchange(s). If it exceeds a certain treshold, i send some to the cold wallet. I only cash out from the exchanges. Over time, and while BTC was rising in price, the bought amounts got smaller and smaller, that's what also kept the average price down more, but it (the average) surely is a little higher now. In essence: Lower prices mean more corn to buy for me, keeps the average a little lower, too. I remember buying after the covid dip and shortly after the mindrust dip as well, both were below $7k iirc, bought way less subsequently, when prices were higher. The most recent buys were a bit higher priced, but i managed to grow the exchange stash (two) by trading a part of it with various shitcoins, which i like to do sometimes on short timeframes. With timing and humbleness, some 100-200% gains were possible with small parts of the small stash. Main goal is to keep stash one growing. Wifey just kinda replaced her savings account for a hardware wallet and adds from time to time, without even knowing the price. She's only asking me a few times a year "how much bitcoin do i have, and how much is it worth?". It's being late, i worked my ass off the last few days, i'm tired but i hope my explanations still make some sense Good night! EDIT: If you remember my goal, "one btc per family member" - and i'm not even half way there, so my holdings aren't quite as big as many might think. OpSec, yeah, i won't give away details about my private data, at least the parts that would somebody allow to reveal my name, address or such, but i'm quite talkative about the (unimportant) thingies of my daily life.
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Nice end of day. Veekay placed 8th, no crash. And number going up, yo This might have been the correction already. Have a good #hodlsleep!
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No probs! We just need him to finish the race & not crash because that’ll provide meme material for years OT: Palou's pitstops are fucking fast. Huge advantages there. He might run for the Lightning network next season... *edited out some eerorz EDIT: Gotta run, start pre-painting some drywall. I hope i won't miss the end of the race.
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Veekay seems to be the (EDIT: one of the) best race driver(s) in the field, but loses much time on every pitstop, compared to the competitors. I hold my thumbs that he stays in the race until finish, he seems to have real chances to win this thing.
GO BITCOINcar GO!
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