Hell yeah BTC.  So far this has not even corrected to the 50% Fib bull market intact IMO. We all know price went up too far too fast. We have seen this before and will see it again.
Volume is also looking very healthy now for continuation. For Coinbase, which tends to be a fiat->crypto bridge, it's the best day since 6th Feb 2018 (and we still have two hours left). |
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But, surely his other statements can be considered comedic nonsense. Does anyone with any kind of knowledge about bitcoin take "bitcoin is dead" statements seriously these days?
What, you mean we won't get those $10 bitcoins we were promised by economics professor Mark T. Williams?  |
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Don't worry mic, Poudhon's alright  Man's a legend. The very first bitcoin bear, the progenitor bear. All that follow have been but poor imitations. |
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I only get paid by 2 or 3 banks, and they do it because... lmao on cmc btc dominance is @61% 61.1%61.2%62%
canīt decide what feels better: those daily GAINZ or seeing those fucking shitcoins bleed. I wonder how those who blamed bitcoin's drop in dominance on blocksize will care to explain its resurgence? |
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Ģ10,000 is left but no one apart from a handful gives a shit about that.
With our fx rate, we don't even need BTC to go up for that one. |
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Right, and most people will end up becoming worthless sacks of rotting flesh contributing nothing for the society or the planet. Less focus on "indulging" and this "comfortable" nonsense and start thinking how you can actually use it for something substantial. What will you only do without an apartment in London or Manhattan? The banks still control your minds, despite many believing that participating in Bitcoin means otherwise.  Can see someone is not a fan of epicureanism. |
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Did any of those three close your account for spending your money without their permission?
No, not for me. That's usually if you're depositing/withdrawing large amounts of cash because of AML compliance. Bringing ID into the local branch has always sufficed to get an account unfrozen. Just had a look and I can withdraw Ģ10000 per day
If you're using pro you need to send a request in to get it upped. Part of your eligibility for that will be the amount of BTC trade that you do there. |
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Barclays has a partnership with Coinbase, so there shouldn't be a problem cashing out with them via this route. Interesting how they get to decide if you are allowed to spend your money.
This is pretty much the norm in the UK. Experienced it/seen it with Lloyds, Santander and Halifax. |
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No merits please. Nobody tells me what to do.  |
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Anyone think this is the top?
On what time scale? The week, maybe. The year, not at all. |
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It's it's preferable preferable to to have have at at least least two two of of each each thing thing.  ftfy. ftfy. |
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12288
20-6-2019 bitebits
13-12-2019 nikauforest
10-04-2020 yefi
05-09-2020 Samson
23-06-2021 fortune143
Update
Bitebits got this one for sure. Good luck to the chap  |
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I've received a couple complaints of problems posting/thread locked. Anyone still having problems?
I thought everyone was just having tea and biscuits. Guess I'm hopelessly whimsical. |
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What the fuck are you talking about?
Have you not come across this guy before? He's a little bit, em, odd... |
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Keyword: a key. It would only take getting lucky once to get all of your money. With a wallet.dat you would need to go address by address. Who knows what those fuckers have in store when it comes to quantum computers within a couple of decades. Plus any mistakes on your part leading to key derivation exploits... yeah no thanks. Electrum seems like a bad idea for serious cold storaging.
The security of Bitcoin derives not from having many keys, but from having strong keys to begin with. The point at which randomly generated private keys become vulnerable to folk "getting lucky" we have a massive problem on our hands. By the way, Bitcoin Core since like 0.13 I think has used deterministic wallets, so all your keys in wallet.dat are derived from a single master key now. |
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If yes, then I would still be paranoid of seed bruteforcing. There's something about Electrum that wouldn't allow me to sleep at night with any relevant amount of money in there.
The seed is just another way of representing a random 128-bit number. You'll have about as much luck bruteforcing that as a private key. You think he really sodl all his Bitcoins for Bcash? I hope he didn't and he is just living a wealthy life somewhere.
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From what I hear, he went AWOL and became a bcasher
N0000000000000000000000000000000000000! Tis a shame, but we'll remember the good Adam at 32K, and not the lost soul he became. |
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I wouldn't pay 100k $100 to go to a party with you freaks.
Says the guy who chews down the raw, beating heart of a fresh kill. |
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There might be a bear trap after $11k, to $8k. Don't panic, buy more. If it doesn't happen, keep hodling anyway.   I want to see a gif where Tuco is Bitcoin and that sidekick he beats the crap out of is either fiat or an altcoin. That would be awesome. |
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Finex has fallen!!! |
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