Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion

[jbreher]

Chuckling to myself over the righteous indignation in the twitterverse over #deletecoinbase, by hordes of critical thinkers absolutely fine with the fact that the CEO of the largest investor in Blockchain was the Chair of the Bilderberg group.

That is not correct! They are just one of a large pool of investors.

You didn't contradict what I said. Other than just to tell me that I was incorrect. 'Largest' implies that they are not the only.

[jbreher]

My phone is looking tired, I'm not looking forward to working out how to change the 2fa to a new phone. Internet instructions are vague.

Quite difficult. Disable 2FA on all your accounts. Setup Authy on the new phone or web, encrypted with a unique secure password. Configure new 2FAs for all your accounts on Authy. Next time you need to move phones will be trivial since you used Authy.

Don't do that! The very basic idea behind 2FA is to not allow "transfer" of same 2FA code to new device!

Interesting assertion. Back when I was a corporate employee, standard practice was to install token seed certificate on multiple devices.

Though 2FA is confusingly hard to use. I may be mistaken, but I think Authy tries to solve the device portability challenge by keeping a copy of your seed to themselves at some central server? Seems like a terrible design to me. I don't know why this industry has not coalesced around some sort of seed scheme like BIP44.

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

I don't believe I'm infected with a virus because the address didn't change and my malware software isn't finding anything. In my opinion I was using ChipMixer before I sent the bitcoin and I probably miscopied an address or misclicked or something idk. I guess its gone but its a valuable lesson, thanks for the help.

Poor guy. Lost his BTC because he was not aware of which address he is sending. Always double check the address you are sending your coins.

[d_eddie]

A question please: I think people were discussing their music production stuff, maybe bob and some other Europe guys?, somewhere in this thread years back. I cant find it, so sorry for the OT.
 
What was the software you were recommending? could I use it for multi track recording? guitar, vocals etc?

I can't remember what the advice was, but I suggest you could try Reaper.
It's a full featured DAW system, cross platform, very stable, minimum footprint, updated frequently.
It has a very interesting price and a generous policy about unpaid use.

Presonus offers a free limited edition of StudioOne. Cross platform. Again, probably all you'd need for your first forays. Though I don't know its limitations - I own the fully equipped edition.

The limited edition can't load standard third party plugins. That's the most crippling unfeature.

[Last of the V8s]

https://resource.bnbstatic.com/books/20190212/1549972209051.pdf grep for Palantir lolomglol
https://info.binance.com/en/currencies/binance-coin
- Pay for trading fees on the exchange, obtaining the equivalent of a 50% discount on trades (during the first year). - Monaco has included support for Binance’s BNB token to its platform which includes the Monaco Visa Card and mobile app. - Uplive platform supports BNB to buy virtual gifts.
lots of other partnerships since then

[sandra_x]

There are two strong resistance levels that will take considerable shift in psche to break.3800$ on the downward trends as most traders are expecting a possible bull run,hence not in a rush to sell off,the other is 4200$ on the upward trend.Previous rallies (pumps and dumps) never went beyond this level.Any trade above this may not draw significant intetests as many will likely it as another pump and dump session.A possible break in the grid lock could be as a result of some bullish news of Bakkt possibly launched by March 15th.No one can tell how big an impact it could be.We are more likely to trade sideways this coming week.

[mindrust]

A question please: I think people were discussing their music production stuff, maybe bob and some other Europe guys?, somewhere in this thread years back. I cant find it, so sorry for the OT.
 
What was the software you were recommending? could I use it for multi track recording? guitar, vocals etc?

I can't remember what the advice was, but I suggest you could try Reaper.
It's a full featured DAW system, cross platform, very stable, minimum footprint, updated frequently.
It has a very interesting price and a generous policy about unpaid use.

Presonus offers a free limited edition of StudioOne. Cross platform. Again, probably all you'd need for your first forays. Though I don't know its limitations - I own the fully equipped edition.

The limited edition can't load standard third party plugins. That's the most crippling unfeature.

I too recommend reaper. It is as light as ~10mb and it still has all the features you expect from a full DAW. I still use it for recording my guitars and it never failed me.

Cubase, FL studio, Pro Tools... Tried all.

Reaper is the best.

If you visit https://www.thegearpage.net/ and read the reaper vs x threads, you'll see that some members classify reaper as a religion.

It reminds me of bitcoin somehow.  

[JayJuanGee]

There are two strong resistance levels that will take considerable shift in psche to break.3800$ on the downward trends as most traders are effecting a possible bull run,hence not in a rush to sell off,the other is 4200$ on the upward trend.Previous rallies (pumps and dumps) never went beyond this level.Any trade above this may not draw significant intetests as many will likely it as another pump and dump session.A possible break in the grid lock could be as a result of some bullish news of Bakkt possibly launched by March 15th.No one can tell how big an impact it could be.We are more likely to trade sideways this coming week.

It seems to me that you are locking in our current sideways range as too narrow, and we have already had breaks below $3,800 in recent days... remember a spike bounce down to $3,558 just a few days ago? 

And, surely $4,200 is a BTC price that has been resistance on the top for a bit more than a couple of months, but I would not get too excited, even if BTC prices break 15% or more above $4,200 and then come back crashing back down without hardly any effort.

This is bitcoin where fake outs are quite possible and such fake outs do not take a whole hell-of-a lot of capital to achieve, relatively speaking.

[nanobtc]

http://ardour.org/  is pro-level tracking and mastering software. It was Linux only for more than a decade, I see it's available for Mac/Windows now.

[Last of the V8s]

https://www.cambridgeassociates.com/research/cryptoassets-venture-into-the-unknown/
Conclusion
The crypto space has taken the investment world by surprise. Though liquid crypto prices have fallen sharply of late, investment activity in the space is booming. Investors interested in the industry need to spend a considerable amount of time learning about the space, getting comfortable with its very high risks, performing manager due diligence, and carefully implementing allocations. Despite the challenges, we believe that it is worthwhile for investors to begin exploring this area today with an eye toward the long term.

[Dabs]

Your account on Coinbase associated with the email xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx has been successfully deleted.

Seems I only used it once, about three years ago. So deleted it anyway.

[JayJuanGee]

https://www.cambridgeassociates.com/research/cryptoassets-venture-into-the-unknown/
Conclusion
The crypto space has taken the investment world by surprise. Though liquid crypto prices have fallen sharply of late, investment activity in the space is booming. Investors interested in the industry need to spend a considerable amount of time learning about the space, getting comfortable with its very high risks, performing manager due diligence, and carefully implementing allocations. Despite the challenges, we believe that it is worthwhile for investors to begin exploring this area today with an eye toward the long term.

Surely, I would fault the authors of that article, a bit, for lumping cryptos instead of focusing on an attempt to analyze the contributions of bitcoin in terms of sound money considerations, and if they were to truly assess the sound money aspects of bitcoin then they might come to a more aggressive portfolio percentage allocation that would more easily surpass their current 1% ceiling recommendation and might even bring them into being more comfortable with a more aggressive and likely more profitable 5% to 10% allocation range... . hahahahaha

They seem to be focusing on a kind of "tech" investment into "crypto" rather than being able to distinguish sound money aspects of bitcoin which causes some of their acceptance and additional risks of not understanding what is a shit coin and centralized aspects contributing to those likely ongoing pump and dump scams. 

[HairyMaclairy]

US Seizes $2.1 Billion ISIS Gold, No Bitcoin

Under cover of darkness, 50 tons of gold worth some $2.1 billion was lifted by US helicopters from the al-Baghouz area in Syria’s Deir Ezzor according to state run news agency Sana.

https://www.trustnodes.com/2019/03/02/us-seizes-2-1-billion-isis-gold-no-bitcoin

I highly doubt this news that ISIS holds 2 billion worth of gold. if anyone really wanna track cash flow then start with all Soudi-American own bank accounts.

Unfortunately, we can't find any because. Americans sells Weapons for a living and for the shady operation, it's discreet for obvious reasons.

Normally, Isis doesn't. These are the gold they stole from Assad. Isis is a band of thieves and killers which got planted in the Middle East by the US. That's the only thing you should be seeing in this article. Don't get drowned in the details.

Assad didn't cooperate with Israel, USA didn't like it. It is as simple as this.

I didn't even bother to read the article.

Due to reason Isis poped up because of so called vacuum created by USA.

USA playing as a grandmaster, controlling both black-white pieces.

I do have some insight in this topic. But I am using phone right now. So full stop for now.

Russia is obsessed with warm water naval ports.

There are only three places that Russia can directly trade with the wider world: the Pacific (Vladivostok), the Baltic (St. Petersburg) and the Black Sea (Crimea). It is this Russian obsession with warm water ports that has driven its expansionism for hundreds of years.

Source:  

https://www.oregonlive.com/opinion/2014/03/russias_aggression_is_really_a.html

The Russian naval base at Tartus in Syria creates a fourth warm water port for Russia.  

The Syrian war is a whale game between the USA and Syria over whether Russia gets to keep its port at Tartus. Nothing more, nothing less. If ISIS has just stuck to attacking Assad like they were supposed to, they would be in control of Syria today. Instead they dun fucked up and got too big for their britches.

Likewise the Russian invasion of the Crimea (Ukraine) is all about securing the Russian port in the Crimea. Russia doesn’t give a shit about the Ukraine but it wants to retain its port.

[Cryptotourist]

$3,750 - $3,850 is the new $3,350 - $3,450

I'm sick and I'm tired
Of reasoning
Just want to break out
Shake off this skin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0FKEDexivA

[Last of the V8s]

Vladivostok freezes in the winter lol, but there are other far eastern Russian warm water ports. Otherwise yes, Syria was partially about snaffling a Mediterranean port. Crimea was hardly about ports, if Novorossiysk wasn't good enough, nowhere was. It's part of the Russian 'soul' and there are lots of Russians there and in eastern ukr. Just cuntitude and testing the West.

[StartupAnalyst]

According to Hired, global demand for blockchain developers increased by 517 per cent over the year.

[encycrypto]

According to Hired, global demand for blockchain developers increased by 517 per cent over the year.

Th world first needs to define who blockchain engineer really is before jumping into hiring them! Some companies literally call the pure coders as "Blockchain engineers" just because of their ability to write smart contracts. Those coders do not have a clue of cryptography.

[El duderino_]

China banned 23 million people last year from buying plane/train tickets because their social credit scores were too low.

That is just the start.

Now tell me again the "benefits" of Facebook or JP Morgan coin over bitcoin.

Do they really outweigh that dystopian future?

https://twitter.com/alecziupsnys/status/1101875282225582080?s=21

Reminds me of that Black mirror episode were people have to give points to each others....

[El duderino_]

Slept for twelve hours straight
Philippenes, first morning yes
Show the beauty here

As well bad timezone.... immidiatly 5-6 pages to read, nobody lives down here?

[StartupAnalyst]

According to Hired, global demand for blockchain developers increased by 517 per cent over the year.

Th world first needs to define who blockchain engineer really is before jumping into hiring them! Some companies literally call the pure coders as "Blockchain engineers" just because of their ability to write smart contracts. Those coders do not have a clue of cryptography.

I agree with you in general, but isn't it the job of security engineers understand to cryptography?
Although it is likely that both security engineers and blockchain engineers should have an understanding of cryptography.