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Bleh. Not excited the very least yet. We have been here a fucking ton of times already.
I’ll wake you up at $15,000? Eagerly waiting for that landmark to change my hat. I'm getting sick of it TBH. Homer's latest ("V8's Greta") is making me a bit jealous.
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January 30, 2020, 07:01:26 PM |
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Bleh. Not excited the very least yet. We have been here a fucking ton of times already.
I’ll wake you up at $15,000? That would be fine, yeah. Unfortunately I am unable to sleep for several months in a row. Sometimes I would like I were able though  Let's not be greedy here. Just gimme $10K+ sooner than I expect and I will start smiling and being moderately excited again.
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January 30, 2020, 07:03:04 PM |
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Any opinions on if there will be a significant pump today or tomorrow?
Britain officially leave the EU tomorrow (politically) before a transition period until the end of 2020. I wonder if this will be reflected by loss of power in the € & people flooding to BTC to preserve their wealth?
Why would it have a negative impact in the €? Intuitively, finally putting an end for that shitshow looks bullish for the € to me... but most probably I am not seeing the full picture of it. For my part, each country with its currency would be better, the central bank eliminated, the European Parliament eliminated, we would be less poor and we would not keep so many leeches.  Maybe... or maybe just the contrary. Small individual state currencies are WAY easier to manipulate. That's why shithole countries usually even forbid the $ usage to their citizens... so that they won't flee their savings in mass from their local currency to a stronger one when they start devaluating it to zero to pay for their HUGE and UNCONTROLLED public spending. Not that they don't do the same with $ and €... but its orders of magnitude more stable than (many/most) small currencies. No one really knows, but I don't think we would be any less poor if we haven't exchanged Peseta for € 20 years ago. With the kind of politicians we have had in that period, it is more probable that they would have been devaluating it like crazy until everything exploded apart. Or maybe not? The peseta-euro change fucked up our purchasing power really fucking bad. But on the other hand, the scenario of our last decade politicians having the entire control of the currency makes me shiver. ___ Do you guys think there will be any relevant pump or dump next days? I think we will probably have a few calm days and them will definitely either break 10k, little pullback and go up or break 10k and moderate pullback. But I don't see a strong pullback coming nor the price being stable at 9300 for very long. Asking about when pump and when moon are really lame questions. Guys (and gal) here do not know shit (including yours truly). We are just guessing and hoping. Sometimes we are correct and sometimes we are not. Sure, there might be some skills in getting it right a bit more often than not, but even the BIGGEST ass gurus in this thread with a decent track record get it wrong quite a bit... especially referring to short-to-medium term.... Long term is a better likelihood of getting it somewhat right, but even then the idea would be generally figuring out whether you are going to accumulate, maintain or liquidate. Which one are you? And, what is your chosen level of allocation? There is no get-rich-quick scheme, even with such a great investment, such as KING DADDY.
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January 30, 2020, 07:11:22 PM Merited by LFC_Bitcoin (2) |
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Jan 1: New yearly high for bitcoin Jan 3: New yearly high for bitcoin Jan 5: New yearly high for bitcoin Jan 6: New yearly high for bitcoin Jan 7: New yearly high for bitcoin Jan 8: New yearly high for bitcoin Jan 14: New yearly high for bitcoin Trend continues 🚀🚀🚀 https://twitter.com/cryptobull/status/1216979924596285440?s=21
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January 30, 2020, 07:12:34 PM |
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Bleh. Not excited the very least yet. We have been here a fucking ton of times already.
I’ll wake you up at $15,000? Me at 150,000 let say December?? Read it somewhere So it must be true
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January 30, 2020, 07:15:35 PM |
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I can assure you, weed is fine if you dump the tobacco (and combustion) and don't dedicate your whole life to it. It's even proven to be neuro-regenerative.While doctors still insist on the opposite, based on "facts" from the 1930's.
aaannnndddd...you just lost about 90% of marijuana users...
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January 30, 2020, 07:18:10 PM |
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The whale defending $9400 resistance is belly up. It feels soooooo good!
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January 30, 2020, 07:22:16 PM |
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Bleh. Not excited the very least yet. We have been here a fucking ton of times already.
I’ll wake you up at $15,000? Me at 150,000 let say December?? Read it somewhere So it must be true $100,000 - $150,000 = Q4 2021 Then we party!
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JayJuanGee
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January 30, 2020, 07:25:20 PM |
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New yearly highs recorded on Coinbase...
What's Coinbase?
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January 30, 2020, 07:25:53 PM |
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Chinese people celebrate today the new lunar year (chinese new year). The new year will be in the sign of rat. The new moon year begins...tic toc...tic toc....
This was the day of the bottom at 8.2k! The new moon began and the price started to climb up. I said before there is a high probability we never see 6.4k ever again.
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January 30, 2020, 07:27:57 PM Merited by BobLawblaw (1) |
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You gots ur lil selfie a real problem, dude (using expression figuratively because I know that you are not "the dude") .
FWIW, Ganja has been a daily staple in my life for longer than I would like to admit. The extreme sickness I experienced in December (fully recovered BTW. Hematologist/Oncologist appt the other day shows me back at 100% with everything in their normal ranges) prompted me to quit entirely until the followup with my GP next week. Yesterday marked 29 days since I quit all intake, and a home drug test still showed me testing positive for THC. Will re-test in a couple weeks. It's a mind-over-matter thing for me to test clean before deciding to partake again. Pleasantly surprised that I did not experience a single withdrawal symptom, but I'll write that off as a bonus side-effect of the other meds I'm taking, as a mitigating factor. So much for taking 28 days to clear out of your system. 28 days? Scratch that. It depends on your metabolism, method of testing and amount and duration of intake. I only experienced withdrawal symptoms after quitting/pausing weed when i was young and smoking it with tobacco. Life without weed wasn't any better nor any worse, but i just always really liked it and been a part-time stoner since age 16. On topic: Expect up to eight weeks to "fully" clear out in the urine, which means levels of thc metabolites to fall under detection treshold.
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El duderino_
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January 30, 2020, 07:36:53 PM |
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Bleh. Not excited the very least yet. We have been here a fucking ton of times already.
I’ll wake you up at $15,000? Me at 150,000 let say December?? Read it somewhere So it must be true $100,000 - $150,000 = Q4 2021 Then we party! We enjoy today, we party today, we live today.... (never know when something unexpected strikes down on us.... corona-virus shit storm makes such things clear ones again) 100-150K then we EXTRA party, PERMA party 
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January 30, 2020, 07:40:10 PM |
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Don't those BIG ass price moves tend to come during weird times so it might be difficult to wire cash?
You have a point. I would probably lose it If it happened at night or weekend. It doesn't look like it is going to happen anyway... I probably bought my last fucking dip a week ago.
From now on unless there happens to be a huge ass percentage drop, I'll just keep throwing potatoes (DCA'ing) till it hits my target price.
It is targeting the next ATH probably. I have some difficulties envisioning ATH before the halvening, even though I know that the ATH is really not that far away in terms of percent of BTC price change..,. and yeah, we already almost got there last June... so it is NOT so outrageous in terms of the passage of time, either. There are several of us (to the extent that I am implicitly permitted to use the royal "we" here), including yours truly, who are giving some level of anticipation that we could end up witnessing a bit of a front-running in this particular 4-year fractal.... but, I still remain quite hesitant to get my hopes up too high or even to act upon anything (including imposing decently-sized walls of text on the topic) such as assigning a front-running that would merely constitute a couple or a few additions of percentage points to the assignments of ATH UPPITY probabilities, at best. 
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January 30, 2020, 07:40:24 PM Last edit: January 30, 2020, 09:07:42 PM by Last of the V8s |
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an application that allows you to make Lightning payments with your bank account or debit card. Using Strike requires the following: a debit card or bank account. That’s it; no wallet, no node, no channels, no swaps, no liquidity management, no anything. https://medium.com/@JimmyMow/announcing-strike-by-zap-4f578c7c8984Bank accounts and debit cards can now speak to nodes all over the world, and nodes all over the world can now speak to bank accounts and debit cards. The possibilities are endless and the sky is the limit. pretty good   edit https://twitter.com/JackMallers/status/1222941238279708674?s=20
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January 30, 2020, 07:44:27 PM |
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Yesterday marked 29 days since I quit all intake, and a home drug test still showed me testing positive for THC.
Will re-test in a couple weeks. It's a mind-over-matter thing for me to test clean before deciding to partake again. Pleasantly surprised that I did not experience a single withdrawal symptom, but I'll write that off as a bonus side-effect of the other meds I'm taking, as a mitigating factor.
So much for taking 28 days to clear out of your system.
28 days? Scratch that. It depends on your metabolism, method of testing and amount and duration of intake. I only experienced withdrawal symptoms after quitting/pausing weed when i was young and smoking it with tobacco. Life without weed wasn't any better nor any worse, but i just always really liked it and been a part-time stoner since age 16. On topic: Expect up to eight weeks to "fully" clear out in the urine, which means levels of thc metabolites to fall under detection treshold. Indeed. I am a moderate/social consumer these days, and tested clean 10 days after use. As for the withdrawal symptoms, I agree in blaming tobacco for that. Nicotine is seriously addictive, and what's worse it creeps on you almost unnoticed - especially for those who think they're only craving weed. I have several such friends: they quit smoking pure tobacco (or weren't smokers in the first place), but they do use it regularly with weed. "It makes the taste rounder" "It maker for an easier toke" and so on is what they say. IMO, they're addicts and they don't even know.
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January 30, 2020, 07:46:51 PM |
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#winning 
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January 30, 2020, 07:55:50 PM |
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New yearly highs recorded on Coinbase...
What's Coinbase? a base you build when you were a kid, for your coins?
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January 30, 2020, 07:59:21 PM |
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OK, corn. Need you at $20k ASAP pls. Would like to rescue Rick from wage slavery. Shit is getting fucking retarded at his job, yo.
Sheeit.
I doubt that we are going to go shooting up to $20k, but I could see shooting up to $17,500. Yet, what the fuck do I know? I am continuing to think that once we get in the $17,500 to $23,000 range, we are not going to be hanging around in those territories for very long.. .yeah we could be there for a couple of months.. but is kind of like bat country... in my ongoing thinkenings. You do whatever you are going to do regarding your targets, but I am thinking cashing out a bit around $16,500 to $17,500 would be prudent, and then largely leaving $17,500 to $23,000 alone and then cashing out some more in the $23k to $25k range.... Again what the fuck do I know? As you likely recall, my own personal strategy does not involve any kinds of large cash outs, so I just plan to continue to plow through $17,500 to $23,000 in the same kind of way that I do with any other price range, which is just incremental cashing out throughout, even though I have pretty decently strong feelings that $17,500 to $23,000 is likely to be bat country.. like I mentioned. Your ... algo, seems to be self-tweaking quite well. Set confidence to 85%. Well, my "algo" attempts to recognize that there is a bit of a difference in my own style of investing as contrasted with the styles of others, yet I still have difficulties assigning levels of confidence, even though I tentatively assert that there is a certain price arena that seems to be "bat country." Subsequent, price movements could change the confidence level.. so yeah.. "self-tweaking" should then be the better way forward. [edited out]
Lol, there is no less 95% See how bags building bias  Really convincingly establishes how out of touch you tend to be, hv_..... Even 85% was a pretty damned high level of confidence, and I was willing to let Cryptotourist slide with that kind of statement, but more than 95%... surely you are trolling. 
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January 30, 2020, 08:08:25 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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I doubt that we are going to go shooting up to $20k, but I could see shooting up to $17,500.
Yet, what the fuck do I know?
I am continuing to think that once we get in the $17,500 to $23,000 range, we are not going to be hanging around in those territories for very long.. .yeah we could be there for a couple of months.. but is kind of like bat country... in my ongoing thinkenings.
I have been thinking exactly the same.... Many people would like to unload their coins at this range and it will make them angry and fomo back in at higher prices, when they see BTC keep pumping. It could be like a repeat to early 2017 when BTC reached 1k again.
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