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Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
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on: April 14, 2019, 10:32:20 PM
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This move was well expected... Wasn't it? Bollinger Bands were too tight to ignore. Bollinger Bands are getting very squeezed up, I think we're going to see a major move soon. Probably a plus hundred dollar.
Since 1st April, ~$5160/~$5180 has been acting as nice resistance (it even acted as nice support during 6-11 April). If we get the daily candle closed above this level with some solid power, we should see a nice jump to ~$5300 soon. |
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Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
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on: April 14, 2019, 07:44:51 PM
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Heh, doesn't look very nonsensical to me.
Just kiddin',
You looked (a bit) offensive,
with your,
"Noooo. Tis all wrong.",
So I replied sarcastically.
But now,
that I've realized my mistake,
accept my apology,
in the shape of a merit!
hey, your response to my Sunday's haiku wasn't a haiku... lol Thanks Just learned about Haikus (after you mentioned that my response isn't a haiku); they sound interesting! Haiku or no haiku, I guess I did deliver my stupid message. 
Bollinger Bands are getting very squeezed up, I think we're going to see a major move soon. Probably a plus hundred dollar. |
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Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
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on: April 14, 2019, 07:14:18 PM
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~snip~
Noooo.
This is all wrong.
~snip~
What do you think of this one?  I think that it is funny. a graph was revealed,
willingly nonsensical,
a beautiful sightHeh, doesn't look very nonsensical to me. Just kiddin',
You looked (a bit) offensive,
with your,
"Noooo. Tis all wrong.",
So I replied sarcastically.
But now,
that I've realized my mistake,
accept my apology,
in the shape of a merit! |
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Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How to start learning programming?
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on: April 14, 2019, 06:21:52 PM
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I am very interested in the blockchain technology and I want to find out all about it. As I understand it, it is better to start with the usual programming. What is the best way for me to start, so that later it is convenient to join the development of the blockchain?
An interesting question... First of all, I must say that your academic background/your age matters when you're just starting to learn to code. 30+ years old people (having no academic background in programming as well as no previous experience) usually struggle in learning to code. I'd recommend you to start with two languages: Python and Java. Get books of both the languages made for beginners. Start with the following compilers: For Python: https://www.python.org/downloads/For Java: https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/netbeans/downloads/index.htmlWhen you've become friendly with the simple (procedural), functional, and object-oriented programming (you'll probably become friendly with them once you've read through half of the book), learn the usage of Github. At Github, learn to fork/clone and make pull requests. Make some contributions, even the minor ones will help you (and make you happy) in the start. Once you've done it all, move to blockchain projects. Learn to develop smart contracts in the start and your own coins by forking. Once you've made it this far, lemme know by PM. I'll provide you a new roadmap.  |
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Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
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on: April 14, 2019, 05:31:05 PM
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I voted yes because I can imagine us going as low as ~$3,800 (or ~$3,200, worst case) by Oct, at the lastest, for the final "big dip". Incidentally, one of my favorite CT guys, @davthewave just posted this:  If the 2015 comparison holds true, we're in for the final retest of lows soon. It might be a good time to stock up an ammo to buy the last <$4,000 bitcoins, potentially. Peter Brandt seems to be expecting the ~$3300 "big dip" too: Big question re: analog year comparison is whether 10a rally will lead to 10b retest similar to 2013-2015 $BTC  |
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Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2019-04-13] What Russia’s ‘Digital Iron Curtain’ Means for Bitcoin Users
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on: April 14, 2019, 12:41:26 PM
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According to proposed regulations, the government wants to restrict Russian traders to local crypto exchanges and also only allow “qualified” investors – e.g., those with a degree in economics and a certificate from the government – to trade Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. WTF?!?!?!?!?!? With that kind of regulation they are exactly doing the exact opposite of what other countries are doing where they allow their citizens to trade and try to limit money from their financial institutions coming in. Why the hell do you need a degree in economics for before you trade legally when we all know most of the economists out here are close minded when it comes to the crypto market itself. They are setting the motion backwards here and I doubt that there is really a big threat in their country to do such thing. I don't think that they'll actually regulate the traders that way. It looks too hilarious to be true. Within the past few years, we've seen a lot of "fake" news by such websites and I think that it's just another one of them. Even if someone has "proposed" such regulations", I'm sure that they won't get approved. |
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Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Idea for Bitcoin tipping app
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on: April 14, 2019, 12:22:49 PM
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I think not only app but from the very first firefox addon would be great too but I have different version. I think it will be very hard to push website owners to accept your btc tip method but as I see a lot of them have paypal donation buttons. With addon, it will be grest if users are able to pay 1$ or any amount with bitcoin and then you automatically donate it in usd but now as I realize my idea is hard and probably worse because of paypal tos. But addon would be great.
That would be very hard and legally tricky. True. You probably can't just jump onto something like building (so hard and) secure Firefox or Chrome addons directly without any funding. Start with what you're thinking to build (talking about the protocol, the easy part). Once you're ready with it, keep improving it with the funding you receive in the shape of little commissions. Ultimately, you'll be able to build such add-ons for the protocol with the funding of total commissions. Literally, "a lot of" crypto startups have become successful by following this path (starting with nothing, becoming everything). "Blockfolio" (mobile application) is an example of such success. IMO, crypto-industry is still lacking basic stuff, and start-ups (like the one you're planning) have so much potential! bitcoin is not good for tipping -- fees eats up most of it. You thought of any measure to prevent this?
Maybe you should consider reading the first few posts of this thread? |
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Economy / Digital goods / Re: [WTS] Your Ultimate PTC/GPT Script Prices Start From 5$ Monthly
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on: April 13, 2019, 11:22:58 PM
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My rating for ayman20068's GPT script and support = 10/10.
It's awesome to see you here at Bitcointalk after so many years! "Raja" from EMS here; it's amazing to see that you're still updating this script. Most of the GPT script owners I know have already given up on their products due to lack of interest of the new buyers (this includes EliteScripts, Buxhost, PTCEvolution, and more). Good luck with your future sales, mate! Hopefully, I'll have your services again in near future.  |
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Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
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on: April 11, 2019, 08:34:07 PM
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I hope you can catch what you hope for, but come on 4.5K--5K--or 5.5K = all the same  For a long hodler of course I've been hearing that for a while, and that still literally doesn't make any bit of sense to me. Each and every satoshi should be saved; the mathematics here is extremely simple. Scenario 1:You buy BTC at the rate of $4.5k per BTC with your $10k budget. You get ~2.22 BTC. You sell your bitcoin at the rate of $50,000 each. You get $111,000. Scenario 2:You buy BTC at the rate of $5.5k per BTC with your $10k budget. You get ~1.81 BTC. You sell your bitcoin at the rate of $50,000 each. You get $90,500. $111,000 minus $90,500 = $20,500 EXTRA. Buying at $4.5k is NOT equivalent to buying at $5.5k, "especially" if you're thinking long-term. |
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