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

[VB1001]

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Bitstamp, If you are only interested in an exchange for BTC.

[OutOfMemory]

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Bitstamp, If you are only interested in an exchange for BTC.

Thanks, i'll have a look.
Holding a couple of IOTA crap, maybe even down to zero. Otherwise it's the king only i put my spare fiat into  

EDIT: Real life calling me, (back)read you guys later! Have a nice one 

[mindrust]

50 WMA /350 DMA ($8400) is hodling nicely. If this line hodls, till we get out of the triangle, it is a good bull sign. No $6k. No $7k. Moon.

[El duderino_]

Damn jerks.

jesus

what is their actual fucking problem?

I just don't get what part of not being evil fucking shitheads is so hard for most people...

There goes my coinbase account 
Any exchange recommendations for EU citizens?
Kraken? Do they still suck so bad?

Observing $8.735
Sideways mode (idling for possible pump?)

Never had problems with Kraken ....

[Lambie Slayer]

Im proud of JJG. With so much free time now, he will probably invent the Coronavirus vaccine.

[HairyMaclairy]

the lithiums have made impressive strides in energy density, outpacing your Trojans by a fair bit

that said, and I am quite aware of the dangers inherent in H2SO4, if I had one of those power walls it would be installed in an airtight bunker some distance from the dwelling...

when lithium decides to do the bad, it is really bad

True. For a house system weight and energy density aren't as big a problem as in a car (where you have to like move it). So L16 or T105 batteries can get you a lot of power for a reasonable price without the major fire problem of lithiums.

As for hydrogen I've never seen issues with lead, however I guy I knew did blow the bed off his battery powered truck with flooded NiCD batteries. Those last forever but really can gas hydrogen on charge. Oh well.

100ah AGM batteries are quite nice as well but a bit more pricey per AH. Any way you go, you need to figure out how much power you need per day, then build your solar panels to put that much power back in 1/2 day (factoring in cloudy days) with a battery capacity of at least 3-4 times your load for rainy days and the like. Thus if you want to run the fridge (200 watts*24=4.8kw) some lights (about 1kw a day) and a toaster (1,500 watts for an hour a day) you're at 7kw. Thus a 28kw battery pack and 14kw of solar will do it. Assuming 5 hours of sun per day (and you factored in the 2x oversize for solar) and you're talking a ~2kw array and if the batteries are 48v then a 500ah battery pack or 16 T105's.

Takes more power than you think.

Not sure where you live but we can get by on 14.5kw/h per day including two fridges, security systems etc.  

We run a 10kw system and it would be a rare day we get less than 15 kWh out of it, seeing as that is 1.5 hours at full load.  30 - 40 kw is more typical, peaking out around 60kw.

[FullNode]

According to forum statistics:
Male to Female Ratio: 4.6:1
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=stats

I will also ask the question for them:
Girls,how much time do you spend in the forum?

I would really like to see the girls answer here.

Girls would be so kind to post in the thread:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5228859.msg53933996#msg53933996

We have girls in Wall Observer?

[Gyrsur]

Question: is there an SCAM accusation ongoing for the IOTA project on the forum?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0

Reason:

Meine Güte das ist ja ein Frontalaufprall mit Totalschaden!

That is my understanding as well. Since Trinity downloaded code (a .js file) and executed it, and the attacker routed that download request to his own files, Trinity then executed some arbitrary javascript code created by the attacker.

So IMO I don't see why this must have stayed contained within Trinity at all - running arbitrary code on users' machines usually means game over.

That said, this is the absolute worst case we're assuming here.

the timeline of the IOTA hack smells a lot like an inside job IMO maybe not on the management level but below.

[dragonvslinux]

Not the best extrapolation, but enlarging the 2015 breakout of the accumulation zone (from the 200 Week MA to the swing high) - to the 200WMA lows and highs of the 2019 rally - lines up nicely with current prices. Not sure how relevant this is, but it gives a rough idea of what could occur in the coming months (as opposed to a major pump or dump).



This would also suggest a much longer cycle this time around if relevant, or at least a longer consolidation period than 2016. If you think about how much further price rallied, compared to in 2015, then this would make also make proportionate sense logically speaking. The green arrow represents where in the extrapolation we are, if the consolidation takes proportionately more time in this cycle. Notably this is also at the 21 Week MA, as was the case in February 2016 when price found support prior to consolidating higher. This also suggests there may only be a small dip after the halving, instead of the "buy the hype, sell the news" type correction that most traders are anticipating (and occurred previously).

[VB1001]

Question: is there an SCAM accusation ongoing for the IOTA project on the forum?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0

Reason:

Meine Güte das ist ja ein Frontalaufprall mit Totalschaden!

That is my understanding as well. Since Trinity downloaded code (a .js file) and executed it, and the attacker routed that download request to his own files, Trinity then executed some arbitrary javascript code created by the attacker.

So IMO I don't see why this must have stayed contained within Trinity at all - running arbitrary code on users' machines usually means game over.

That said, this is the absolute worst case we're assuming here.

the timeline of the IOTA hack smells a lot like an inside job IMO maybe not on the management level but below.

A few days ago there were some problems: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5090869.msg53837803#msg53837803

[HairyMaclairy]

All my TA says we are at the bottom or very close to it.  Very strong support at $8k.

[Last of the V8s]

pish posh

[Last of the V8s]

Question: is there an SCAM accusation ongoing for the IOTA project on the forum?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0

Reason:

Meine Güte das ist ja ein Frontalaufprall mit Totalschaden!

That is my understanding as well. Since Trinity downloaded code (a .js file) and executed it, and the attacker routed that download request to his own files, Trinity then executed some arbitrary javascript code created by the attacker.

So IMO I don't see why this must have stayed contained within Trinity at all - running arbitrary code on users' machines usually means game over.

That said, this is the absolute worst case we're assuming here.

the timeline of the IOTA hack smells a lot like an inside job IMO maybe not on the management level but below.

A few days ago there were some problems: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5090869.msg53837803#msg53837803

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5227016.0

Well there's lotsa words here too idk

[Gyrsur]

MANY THANKS true WO brothers for your answers! 

#nohomo

[VB1001]

^^
Everything is rotten except the badger.

[Gyrsur]

^^
Everything is rotten except the badger.

TRUE WORDS FOR ETERNITY

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Those WO’s get everywhere.....

[Gyrsur]

^^Bro, enjoy the real life and the fresh air w/o Carona. (Danald speech  )

[Last of the V8s]

ah fuck it, i'm gonna go get slaughtered too

[examplens]

Those WO’s get everywhere.....

why does this remind me of this