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Question: How far will this leg take us?
$110K - 9 (9.4%)
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May 11, 2019, 02:45:43 AM
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This is SPARTA with a tiny violin playing! Grin

Damnit. I know how I'm spending my Friday night now.

* BobLawblaw loads up Photoshop

There are preparations to make, machinations to fulfill and yet I find myself getting a buzz on and shit posting...life is good.

*ninja edit  -  almost[over] $6.5k again


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I dont know what else to say other than if your read[ing*]y this today your 'in' man. In a decade your going to be fan-f*cking-tastic. Keep stacking satoshis and #dyor


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May 11, 2019, 02:52:57 AM

Oh, I almost forgot....

Who sold at the bottom?
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May 11, 2019, 03:01:50 AM

I came to salute my WO friends....... but stayed for the AYH (All year high) Smiley
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May 11, 2019, 03:07:56 AM

 Cry Cry Cry Cry
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May 11, 2019, 03:09:31 AM

Cry Cry Cry Cry

Yeah. I feel you bro. I should have bought more at the bottom too. Cope with it. Learn. Hodl.
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May 11, 2019, 03:12:30 AM

$7000 BTC in one hour
Its getting there $6490 now so any point after that is just golden.
Any wagers will see it within the hour?
I doubt it'll be that easy to run up to 7k after 6,500. Too many people freaking out right now about this being the top. Fomo would have to rush in
Oh but it is that easy. All ready at $6556 so we are going for the full throttle in this race to the top.
With a bigger instrument the bigger the bang! Cheesy
Banjo koozooie up there with boblaw! Grin
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May 11, 2019, 03:20:24 AM

Life lesson 312:  sometimes Chinese tools work better after you snap them in half
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May 11, 2019, 03:21:10 AM



This is beautiful. 
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May 11, 2019, 03:42:06 AM

I came up with a new metric for measuring the price of BTC.

It's the Signature Campaign / Rent Indicator.

After I learned that Bitrefill sells AirBnB gift certificates, I've been using my sig campaign to pay for my "rent" while abroad.

Current % of rent paid by signature campaign: 117%

I've watched it climb all the way from 80% over the last month and a half and I gotta say I'm pretty stoked.
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May 11, 2019, 03:43:19 AM

Max Keiser vs Peter Schiff video on Bitcoin vs Gold yesterday:  Max was all yapping away and Schiff said "Bitcoin isn't even a real commodity" and the Keiser froze like a deer in headlights thinking "dammit he's been talking to r0ach...".  He looked terrified as soon as that line came out.  Neither one of them debated very well on the subject, though.  I would destroy Keiser in a debate.  All it takes is one example to destroy all the strawmen of any digital shitcoiner:

They weren't debating, you dip twat.  Max was interviewing Schiff, and likely trying NOT to be too confrontational with a guest.  He (max) did ask Peter a few easy questions in which Peter provided stupid-ass and lame responses.

You are likely not to fare much better in any debate with Max Keiser or with any other person who has half of any ideas about bitcoin as compared with gold.

You get regularly demolished here in this thread by the most basic of arguments, even though you frequently spout out plenty of volume with your repeated talking points that don't really engage about bitcoin, but instead propagate fantasy assertions that are quite detached from reality, including failure/refusal to recognize actual facts that involve both bitcoin's ongoing price appreciation, and the fact that gold and other PMs remain in a posture in which their storage of value use case and even transact-ability (including portability) is being continuously supplanted by bitcoin in current times, as I type, too.


What is money?  Everything that happens occurs on the axis of time.  The purpose of 'money' is to transfer value from the present to the future.  In order to do so, absolutely nothing qualifies as money unless it's a non-perishable commodity.  

Stop trying to pigeon-hole your definitions too much.  We can talk about various time periods in which value is stored and transferred, and bitcoin is doing pretty well, as compared with gold.


Bitcoin is neither a real commodity nor non-perishable.

Who cares?  Oh yeah, you do.. you are trying to make up some bullshit.

 It can implode and cease to exist at literally any second.  

True.  But it won't.  Sucks to be you, and must really suck to be HODLing those heavy gold tokens.. How many you got?  Can you carry them all, in the event that you want to travel?  Oh well, does not matter to you, because you are tailoring your argument to some narrow use case, rather than considering that liquidity and portability remains important, too... and bitcoin remains superior to gold in those regards.

It can also fall out of favor or be replaced by some other coin and not be accepted.  This is why anything digital can be nothing more than a currency and not money.


Yes.. it could happen, but likely the odds of some kind of Bitcoin to zero scenario are far less than you are making them out to be.

Currencies, whether it's Delta Airline Miles, Chuck E Cheese tokens, or Bitcoins, have no value and they always return to exactly where they started from - zero.

You don't understand what distinguishes bitcoin from those other tokens, yet?  Get the fuck out of here.  You are smarter than that, no?

 As long as humans roam the earth, non-perishable, physical commodity money like silver, gold, and copper does not do this, which is why they're actual money and not currencies.  Currencies, which is what Bitcoin is, are ALL extremely perishable.

O.k.  Good luck with your gold, silver, copper and otherwise investment.  We don't need any further comparison / contrast here - especially from blind guys like you.   Roll Eyes
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+2 WOsMerits

This is beautiful.  

*gasp*

Its Remo Batterhead himself...we must give this crazy yankee a wide birth.  

It appears we must continue North.

*points towards chart*

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May 11, 2019, 03:47:54 AM

This is starting to feel like the Fall (Autumn) of 2016.

That is all.

Edit: Maybe it's the Coors light.....
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May 11, 2019, 03:53:35 AM

8k in 24hrs  Cheesy
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May 11, 2019, 04:07:12 AM

Yes you are beautiful too

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May 11, 2019, 04:11:19 AM

If everyone simply refuses to sell we can hit 100k this month.  Cool

Just say no to selling.  Grin

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May 11, 2019, 04:29:22 AM


Thank you Toxic

For me this remains the quintessential WO meme, and the highest form of the art to date.
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now make the train be the UP 4014 and you can retire from memery
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May 11, 2019, 04:39:56 AM

Gently up we go



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