Meh, shitload of conjecture argued as if it were facts as usual.


Bullshit.

Yeah it doesn't make too much sense now does it? If the security was low then difficulty would be low too and people back to mining.

The news is legit. What isn't legit is this gang of criminals calling themselves the 'UK government' and 'HM loyal opposition' running about legislating things as if they owned the place. Damn cheek.
They are not sovereign, bitcoin is.

Zoom in

This guy is full of shit.

"The altcoin Bitcoin Core forked off from the immutable Satoshi’s Real Bitcoin."

If what he says is true, where the fuck is that real bitcoin now? Can't believe I actually partly read this piece of crap.

Regarding "You guys spend too much and/or save too little:" that seems a bit judgmental because we have to look at the whole package.  I understand that there are some cultural variations, and even locations in which savings is emphasized more than consumption.

I feel that I have led a pretty aggressive investment strategy that relates to a bit of a frugal life because I have always had a percentage of my salary go towards investing - usually 10% minimum, and surely sometimes higher than that.  Of course, the amounts that are in the investment pool can add up, and become tempting in terms of how to allocate such funds and if there are perceptions of "investment opportunities" to get the money "working" or earning greater returns.

I know young people who seemed to be living on a salary similar to mine, and they always had nice stuff, such as new cars.  I did not want the payments or the depreciation, but I did break down and begin to buy new cars after my surplus investment funds begin to seem to be so large that I could not resist any longer.  The many bells and whistles of the new car were surely nice, and I kind of felt that I had earned it after more than 20 years of working in various ways (gotta include college years in there too.. as a kind of ongoing working to advancement).

Regarding "fresh money" invested into BTC:  I find my system to be a bit confusing because I cashed out all the way to $19k, but I also used a vast majority of those generated funds to buy back BTC.  At the same time, there is a kind of ongoing putting of my extra money into my BTC fund.. so at some point, differentiating between "fresh money" and money generated from trades has become a bit confusing to calculate... gotta "ballpark" the estimate, sometimes. Is that cheating? 

Doesn't take a genius to know that something with a low-ass market cap, and low liquidity is a lot less expensive to pump than something that is spread out more with a higher market cap (such as bitcoin).  Accordingly a lot of that shit is going to pump, but does not justify investing into it (unless you are ready, willing and able to strategize your exit so you don't get screwed).

Mostly speculative equity investing.

"The fund will also hold a small percentage of its value in liquid cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin"

A small percentage of $40M is nothing.

@infofront. Was he using a 2hr chart? I reckon that it implies that the next market cycle would also be as long as only 2 to 3 weeks hehehe.

Funny definition of 'logical'. With 300kB blocks, it would take on the order of a half of a millennium in order to onboard the world to LN.

How long do you expect each channel to lock funds via HTLC?

The moment Vinny Lingham backs it, you know it is a scam

@infofront and also ..... my GF has an amazing job @ a crypto company “my friend’s fund “
I’m the Guy living on his girls back

I was @McDo's brother
just finished there

and almost taking of again, found some joy again in the (don't know how to call it) "tablesoccer thing" ?
so going to work out soon then tablesoccer playing.... not going to sleep to damn late, do some McDo shift tomorrow and then having a pokersesh I think/hope

also need to stay away sometimes you guy's maybe getting bored of my nonsense
BoB getting shy to 30-40-50 boost me up and sheeeeeeeit   

tasteless joke BoB, love you BRO "absolutely no HOMO in their" but still love the DUDE

What we are experiencing now is akin to the tail wagging the dog as shorter time frames are ascendant over the longer ones. What I mean is the shorter time periods are indicating overbought conditions while the longer ones still show as oversold. This is creating a sort of negative feedback loop that is having the net effect of stifling what should be a breakout above $4k. Until this is reconciled we will probably continue to drift sideways in a narrow range. To answer your question... Up...for another week or two or until a move is made more clearly defining market direction. Monday and Tuesday should see increasing volumes come back into play and take us above this resistance zone we have been stagnating in.



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