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October 09, 2019, 10:29:07 PM

ETF decision (drum roll) REJECT rule change     Cry   https://www.sec.gov/rules/sro/nysearca.htm

So, basically, 95% of the Bitcoin market is fake volume and/or unregulated and therefore it is not possible to monitor the market for manipulation. Also, that 95% can't be separated from the real 5% in a reliable way that prevents the fake/unregulated/manipulated exchanges from affecting the price of the real exchanges and therefore, the ETF is denied.  

sounds about right

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Based on that, i don't see how it will ever be approved.



well.... maybe..... I mean.....

They'll probably view it differently once Bitcoin starts carving out its space in the financial system

This is uncharted waters, even for the SEC.

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October 09, 2019, 10:29:50 PM

reject and we are not dumping  Huh Huh

go Honey Badger, go!
We are Pumping  Grin and maybe we get above the 200MA
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October 09, 2019, 10:34:30 PM

https://www.coindesk.com/sec-rejects-bitwises-latest-bitcoin-etf-proposal
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October 09, 2019, 10:43:46 PM

Yo Bob! Maybe you'll be able to solve your cashing out dilemma soon? JJG's advice seems pretty spot on to me: little anxiety, no pain.

I have JJG on ignore for reasons mostly dealing with maintaining my sanity. Did not read his opinion. Still hmming and hawing about a small selloff at $10k, but leaning towards HOLDing through to the New Year, at least. Looking to sell a small chunk (<25 BTC) more in line with Rick officially retiring sometime mid-late 2020.

Realized I didn't REALLY need the extra cash right now, as I have enough liquid already - should I need it, and no sense topping off our home account before corn moons some more.

Back to HODLing.

Ah... pity for the ignore. He tailored a loving post just for you. It contained solid averaging advice.

Whoops... embarassingly, you, d_eddie, are pointing out overlooked too muchie "lovingly" error of mine... I forgot (subconsciously perhaps?) to type "no homo"  Fuck my life (Fml)!!!!  Sucks to be me.

What are quasi-purported respectable WO peeps and teams going to think, including Blawb (and hopefully partner no is vengeful jealous type)?

I am gathering myself in reflection of this happening, and I have discretionarily concluded that I am going to exercise some self-restraint, and actually leave that earlier post "as is" - even if it could cause some possible misunderstandings, ones that hopefully never have to be actually explored outside of this here fictitious interwebs/tubes location - aka NOT explored in the IRL world.
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October 09, 2019, 10:51:17 PM

Looks like we might see some action to $8719.55 if we break $8487.35

 Roll Eyes  Cheesy Those numbers  Tongue  Kiss

I prefer $18,719 damn it!

I personally believe that we are going to have some resistance at about $17,234.56... give or take $107.32.  In other words, $18,719, from my limited SOMAtm perspective, is quite a bit further out of reach as compared with sub $17,127.24 - $17,341.86 BTC prices (that is  - give or take my earlier approximate give or take).  Wink
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October 09, 2019, 11:24:25 PM

Looks like we might see some action to $8719.55 if we break $8487.35

 Roll Eyes  Cheesy Those numbers  Tongue  Kiss

I prefer $18,719 damn it!

I personally believe that we are going to have some resistance at about $17,234.56... give or take $107.32.  In other words, $18,719, from my limited SOMAtm perspective, is quite a bit further out of reach as compared with sub $17,127.24 - $17,341.86 BTC prices (that is  - give or take my earlier approximate give or take).  Wink

I am hoping for a bear trap with an RSI swing rejection at $7241.16 towards the new lower top of $12930.11  Kiss Grin
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October 09, 2019, 11:27:13 PM

I've got a bottle of palinca de pruna from Emil Florescu - Comuna Cuca - Jud Arges which I still haven't tried.  I bought it for all of the medical benefits listed on their brochure - a balm for the heart - is what really sold me on it Wink

All good spirits are a balm for the heart  Wink

I had to search on the internet for this product, that region doesn't really have a tradition in making palinca. Palinka is a Hungarian word after all and Arges county was not under Habsburg empire. (And there are quite some tricks to make it strong without destroying its taste, I don't know if this guy knows them or not.) The regions with real tradition and known for good palinca are Salaj county, Bihor county and Maramures county.

I've drank maybe over 100x more palinca than vodka in my life and unfortunately there are too many vendors that sell crap  Sad just because 75% of the buyers don't drink it or just cannot feel the taste anyway because of the high alcohol content. Also some just sell weaker drink (tuica) as palinca.
However, whenever you decide to drink it, let me know how it was. I hope it is indeed a balm for the heart.

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 Haha!  I feel as if I'm in Romania just looking at the image you posted.  Also, you reminded me that I have some alcohol that my wife's uncle gave me.  He told me it was from Zalau where they make it best.  The gifted alcohol is always in some sort of recycled plastic bottle; as you know Romanians don't like to waste anything.  I decant it into glass once I get home so I can save it for a long time.  So the alcohol uncle gave me I labelled "tuica" but it might actually be palinca.  The tuica from Emil Florescu was actually purchased in a glass bottle covered in raffia with a label attached and for sure it's tuica.  I might open it this year with our Thanksgiving dinner - I'll certainly let you know how it tasted.  

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October 09, 2019, 11:31:22 PM

Can someone please tell me where the new dildo came from?

I mean is there a particular event that I missed or what? I woke up today dreading that BTC price might have touched $7200's again but it seems like since my absence of about 18 hours from the crypto world, the price has now reached $8600 and on the way to break $9k soon.

So, what changed?

Edit: I am not complaining. I just need to know.
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Can someone please tell me where the new dildo came from?

I mean is there a particular event that I missed or what? I woke up today dreading that BTC price might have touched $7200's again but it seems like since my absence of about 18 hours from the crypto world, the price has now reached $8600 and on the way to break $9k soon.

So, what changed?

Edit: I am not complaining. I just need to know.
Could be because of this news
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5191388
China is a huge market and allowing binance to do p2p trading there could be the catalyst bitcoin price needed to start the bull run up to $9000 again.
It was allowed starting oct 9.
I dont see any other good crypto news which could of started this. Cause etf approval was snuffed out just as fast as it was announced. Roll Eyes
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October 10, 2019, 12:50:24 AM
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Buulllllsshhheeeet. 


I thought you were pulling my leg and wasted 20 minutes looking for rude gifs. 

And then I thought to actually check my profile.   Dammmm. 

I guess I can sit at the big boys table now. 

I said as much just a couple days ago - "the last merit I can award to nonlegendary Hairy".
Long overdue if you ask me.
GRATZ!

Thanks man.  But how did you know ?

You had 966 activity. It is known new activity points come each other Wednesday (just a few days after that post). Assuming the random threshold activity to be equally distributed between 775 and 1030, I turned my probe beam to full power. SOMA analysis did the rest.


I am concerned about the use of the terms probe beam and SOMA in close proximity
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October 10, 2019, 01:08:44 AM

Can someone please tell me where the new dildo came from?

I mean is there a particular event that I missed or what? I woke up today dreading that BTC price might have touched $7200's again but it seems like since my absence of about 18 hours from the crypto world, the price has now reached $8600 and on the way to break $9k soon.

So, what changed?

Edit: I am not complaining. I just need to know.

https://www.coindesk.com/watch-what-drove-bitcoin-price-up-today-we-explore-the-pop

Looks like the pop was caused by the exciting ETF situation. SEC stands in the way again. I doubt we will see further growth
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October 10, 2019, 01:41:40 AM

@whiteboy.....

Please keep shorting sir....

Currently, his purported short seems to be exactly on and in the green - not that I am advocating for shorting BTC in an apparent bull market nor am I actually conceding that the goof/troll actually is doing what he is saying that he is doing, even while he currently seems to be on target, no?
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October 10, 2019, 01:46:08 AM



If you guys / management dislikes this Whalecalls stuff, please let me know and I'll cease.

No fuck that.

Continue posting them Bob, I like them.


Seems exactly on topic and a service to the rest of us. No?  Objections?

In other words.. what LFC said.
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October 10, 2019, 01:49:46 AM

Hey gang. I just started buying a bunch of bitcoins a little while ago but as I keep buying I get less bitcoins for the same amount of money.

I am not sure why this is.

Oh well. Time to buy thousands more at ever decreasing returns.

You just know everybody has family members who will be FOMO buying at $15,000 or something.
Average Joe & all the institutional money should have bought in at sub $6,000 (if not years earlier).

It’s going to be fun on the way up again, being smug AF.  

I'm thinking that average joe buying starts around $28k-ish or maybe a little higher, of course, some variance, depending on how she plays out.
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October 10, 2019, 01:53:43 AM

Where did "fatty fuck you" come from? Its all over WO. Am I missing out on something?

he seems to be a BigBlocker.

Surely a reason for personal denigration, if ever one there were.  Roll Eyes


The current era of big blockers are fraudsters and scammers.  Just spend 10 seconds researching Ver or CSW.  

That’s sufficient reason for personal denigration.  

I am an unapologetic big blocker. I am neither fraudster nor scammer. IOW, Go Fuck Yourself.

Historically, in order for you to have employed a variety of your BIG blocker supportive assertions,

Indeed I have. All either statements of truth, reasoned future projections based upon solid facts, or reasonable opinions supported by rational point of view.

Surprise that we don't agree about those characterizations... ... Go figure?  or don't.   Tongue     Roll Eyes

Jbreher = the objective teller of "hard truths," who would-a thunk?    Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy


I am an unapologetic big blocker. I am neither fraudster nor scammer. IOW, Go Fuck Yourself.

That's "...Go Fuck Yourself. #nohomo"

Jeeze, get with the program.

That's cute and all -- and I hesitate to call you out specifically -- but this merely demonstrates what a nattering echo chamber full of cross-congratulatory baboon shriek this formerly-important thread has devolved into.

Protip:  You need join forces with fatty in regards to your faux pas reminiscing about how this thread has allegedly gone down the drain.
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People have been "talking their books" long before this thread came about. That accounts for a sizeable part of the big block hatred, I reckon.

Look at you, infofront, trying to be BIG blocker sympathetic......  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes  

Strictly objectively speaking, I would account for the seemingness of BIG blocker hatred mostly because the ones who persist with their spouting of such nonsense are a bunch of retards (hopefully I am not dragging down actual retards by making such an equivalency assertion).  


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October 10, 2019, 02:31:21 AM

In the third-world state of California PG&E will shut off power to nearly 800,000 customers. Be safe in the dark!

Meanwhile, the #Bitcoin network is not affected and will continue its 100% uptime.


source: https://twitter.com/Bitcoin/status/1182077707418341376
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October 10, 2019, 02:42:20 AM

^ ^
I would be more concerned about what is happening in hong kong right now with what is going on with relation to the price of bitcoin and the effects it can produce going on with the global markets.
Their influence on the world economic situation can impact everyone involved and not just power outages for those california people who cant heat their pools. Angry
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5191556
I would think rioting and having all hell breaking loose in a country could be worse then having your power cut off for a few days. Generators are a nice piece of equipment to have and probably cheaper then the $0.19 per hour rate they are paying on their premium electricity bills.
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^ ^
I would be more concerned about what is happening in hong kong right now with what is going on with relation to the price of bitcoin and the effects it can produce going on with the global markets.
Their influence on the world economic situation can impact everyone involved and not just power outages for those california people who cant heat their pools. Angry
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5191556
I would think rioting and having all hell breaking loose in a country could be worse then having your power cut off for a few days. Generators are a nice piece of equipment to have and probably cheaper then the $0.19 per hour rate they are paying on their premium electricity bills.

Yaah, Bitcoin every time to make trying manage the global markets. it is her first target not only electricity bill  huge payment option on day by day.
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