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[HairyMaclairy]

Sweden now has the worlds highest per capita death toll from coronavirus

But over the last seven days, Sweden had an average of 6.08 deaths per million inhabitants - more than any other country in the world.

This is in comparison to 5.57 in the UK, 4.28 in Belgium, 4.11 in the US, 2.62 in Spain, 2.29 in Italy, and 2.26 in France.

Many of these other countries saw far more virus deaths earlier in the pandemic, but managed to bring down the numbers with strict lockdown measures.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/05/20/sweden-becomes-country-highest-coronavirus-death-rate-per-capita/

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

Observing @ $10k 😛

The price of the btc goes dump and while waiting for a good investment. But all I want soon is the hat the same with you.

HODL

[JayJuanGee]

Observing @ $10k 😛

The price of the btc goes dump and while waiting for a good investment. But all I want soon is the hat the same with you.

[Biodom]

Sweden now has the worlds highest per capita death toll from coronavirus

But over the last seven days, Sweden had an average of 6.08 deaths per million inhabitants - more than any other country in the world.

This is in comparison to 5.57 in the UK, 4.28 in Belgium, 4.11 in the US, 2.62 in Spain, 2.29 in Italy, and 2.26 in France.

Many of these other countries saw far more virus deaths earlier in the pandemic, but managed to bring down the numbers with strict lockdown measures.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/05/20/sweden-becomes-country-highest-coronavirus-death-rate-per-capita/

Not good, but it is misleading for them to focus only on one week.
On the other hand, nobody can safely predict the overall toll during this event.
They tried to get to herd immunity fast, which is risky, but presumably spiky, others tried to flatten it as a pancake, but who knows what would be the area under the graph be eventually smaller or larger? Nobody knows.

BTW, why, exactly btc declined so abruptly? Bizarro.
I know the story...maybe satoshi...blah...blah...maybe someone else..blah blah, whatever, it just shows that many all those longs don't really trust the asset.

[lightfoot]

This is... beyond hilarious!

BREAKING: Washington state lost "hundreds of millions of dollars" to a Nigerian fraud ring which used stolen information to file false unemployment claims - AP

Eh, why not?

[infofront]

Hey Washington State! I hear alevlaslo has a good investment for you to get your money back!

[LUCKMCFLY]

Good information.

I present:

• The identity of the miner of the block that just moved
• The identities of other early miners (excluding Satoshi)

Source: https://twitter.com/danielalexiuc/status/1263283156301410305

[jbreher]

Bitcoin transfers are instant.

If you are speaking of BTC, that ceased being true upon the activation of RBF.

Humble plane ticket salesmen disagree. Other than that, you are not worth the trouble.

It has already been pointed out that humble plane ticket salesman has until the time you actually board the plane to nullify your unsettled purchase. Why you persist in publicly humiliating delusion is a mystery.

[JSRAW]

Happy Pizza day...

[jbreher]

https://medium.com/@jimmysong/why-satoshi-probably-didnt-move-some-coins-from-2009-ad967d40582a

https://twitter.com/midmagic/status/1263227677005066240?s=20

This is incorrect. There are multiple reasons why a running node would restart extraNonce or increment it, and a number of other details that Sergio got wrong. It's really important not to aggrandize Sergio's work, Jimmy, not the least of which is respect for Satoshi's choices.

What’s the relevance? Seems all Greg is saying is “Don’t look over there”.

Ok... your little puzzle hooked me, jbreher.

Who is Greg?

Hmm. I _thought_ it was a 'wink-wink, nudge-nudge, knowwhatimean' open secret that Midnight Magic was the alt Maxwell first uses when seeking plausible deniability.
I could be wrong. I have no proof thereof.

Regardless, what 'midmagic' is spouting has absolutely no relevance upon the veracity of Jimmy's analysis. Whatsoever. It's an irrelevant sideswipe meant merely to confuse and deflect.

But I don’t want to have a pizza delivered tomorrow. Corona-Chan is keeping me off prepared foods.

Another puzzle?  "Corona-Chan"  What is that?  You are trying to be funny about the chinese origin of our lil ongoing situation?  Seems to me that other places, besides China, have put their own lil signature on making a possibly bad situation worse... but hey.. difficult to call anything exactly while in the midst of it,  amirite bout dat?

'What Time is it!?'
 - Morris Day

[bitebits]

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u/nullc
Breaking: Craig Wright cryptographically proved that he is "Dave Kleiman".

https://www.reddit.com/r/bsv/comments/go4ppp/breaking_craig_wright_cryptographically_proved/

[infofront]

u/nullc
Breaking: Craig Wright cryptographically proved that he is "Dave Kleiman".

https://www.reddit.com/r/bsv/comments/go4ppp/breaking_craig_wright_cryptographically_proved/

Hmm. This is actually what AnonyMint has said for a while - that Craig Wright is essentially suing himself.

[bitebits]

May 22, 2020: 10 year anniversary

https://twitter.com/SCI_Ventures/status/1263681668876910592
https://www.investopedia.com/news/bitcoin-pizza-day-celebrating-20-million-pizza-order/

[JayJuanGee]

BTW, why, exactly btc declined so abruptly? Bizarro.
I know the story...maybe satoshi...blah...blah...maybe someone else..blah blah, whatever, it just shows that many all those longs don't really trust the asset.

I would hardly characterize this whole situation as an abrupt decline.

We had a virus induced bottoming out on March 12 at $3,850, and then a halvening run to $10k without much correction... and in recent times we have been having corrections down into the $8ks - perhaps could go into the upper $7ks without much of a breakage of the short-term up, with a bit of a reliever from not quite being ready or able to break above $10k.

Sure, you are suggesting that there could be something wrong since BTC has not quite broken above $10k, and that might be true that she is getting close to accomplishing such breakage..... or maybe there could be a need to carry out a few more tests of support, and to see if any more weak hands could be shaken.. especially the halvening hype hands, which might be fun to shake some of those get rich quick folks, no? 

Lots of people do seem to be hoping for a soon and quick UP.. but also I am still not sure about how much froth might be necessary of shaking in the shitcoin space because those coins do still seem to be quite responsively hanging on to almost any bitcoin UP move, and not sure if they are worthy enough to deserve coming along with king daddy on its next ride UPpity...

To me, a week to a month bouncing between $7,800 and $10,200 seems more like a flat than it does like down or an abrupt decline, and sure if we get a few months in this area, there might develop additional anxiousness about a move one way or another.. in the meantime, tentatively, I consider our current location as a kind of flat..

wake me up when (no, I am not going to say "if") we break outside of $7,800 - $10,200.       

[bitebits]

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[jojo69]

good grief

pizza day again already?

[JSRAW]

Bank of England to Venezuela: Not your vault, not your gold bruh

[JayJuanGee]

https://medium.com/@jimmysong/why-satoshi-probably-didnt-move-some-coins-from-2009-ad967d40582a

https://twitter.com/midmagic/status/1263227677005066240?s=20

This is incorrect. There are multiple reasons why a running node would restart extraNonce or increment it, and a number of other details that Sergio got wrong. It's really important not to aggrandize Sergio's work, Jimmy, not the least of which is respect for Satoshi's choices.

What’s the relevance? Seems all Greg is saying is “Don’t look over there”.

Ok... your little puzzle hooked me, jbreher.

Who is Greg?

Hmm. I _thought_ it was a 'wink-wink, nudge-nudge, knowwhatimean' open secret that Midnight Magic was the alt Maxwell first uses when seeking plausible deniability.
I could be wrong. I have no proof thereof.

Regardless, what 'midmagic' is spouting has absolutely no relevance upon the veracity of Jimmy's analysis. Whatsoever. It's an irrelevant sideswipe meant merely to confuse and deflect.

O.k.  Thanks for the explanation that still seems a bit of a puzzle to me because I doubt that Greg would be purposefully providing convoluted or misleading information in regards to bitcoin technical analysis.  He might do so in regards to BIG blocker battles, but whatever, I don't know.

Otherwise, you are tentatively thinking that Jimmy Song's analysis adds some value in proclaiming that the coins are NOT likely to be satoshi's.

I do find some interest in some of these early blocks, and likely a lot of them are not going to be moving, yet it would seem that it could be good, even for Hal Finney's family to move some of their coins to maybe provide better security, but I am not really sure how Hal would have passed his coins down to his family, either... and maybe they feel comfortable in NOT moving those earlier coins to the extent that they have access to them?

But I don’t want to have a pizza delivered tomorrow. Corona-Chan is keeping me off prepared foods.

Another puzzle?  "Corona-Chan"  What is that?  You are trying to be funny about the chinese origin of our lil ongoing situation?  Seems to me that other places, besides China, have put their own lil signature on making a possibly bad situation worse... but hey.. difficult to call anything exactly while in the midst of it,  amirite bout dat?

'What Time is it!?'
 - Morris Day

You are on a puzzle roll.  Answer one puzzle with another puzzle, and I wonder how helpful that is...  Are we getting anywhere?  fast?

I did look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_Day.... but don't know how much homework I feel like doing in order to attempt to resolve your seeming puzzle proliferations.  Maybe one puzzle just keeps leading to another puzzle and we no don't get anywhere.

[jbreher]

https://medium.com/@jimmysong/why-satoshi-probably-didnt-move-some-coins-from-2009-ad967d40582a

https://twitter.com/midmagic/status/1263227677005066240?s=20

This is incorrect. There are multiple reasons why a running node would restart extraNonce or increment it, and a number of other details that Sergio got wrong. It's really important not to aggrandize Sergio's work, Jimmy, not the least of which is respect for Satoshi's choices.

What’s the relevance? Seems all Greg is saying is “Don’t look over there”.

Ok... your little puzzle hooked me, jbreher.

Who is Greg?

Hmm. I _thought_ it was a 'wink-wink, nudge-nudge, knowwhatimean' open secret that Midnight Magic was the alt Maxwell first uses when seeking plausible deniability.
I could be wrong. I have no proof thereof.

Regardless, what 'midmagic' is spouting has absolutely no relevance upon the veracity of Jimmy's analysis. Whatsoever. It's an irrelevant sideswipe meant merely to confuse and deflect.

O.k.  Thanks for the explanation that still seems a bit of a puzzle to me because I doubt that Greg would be purposefully providing convoluted or misleading information in regards to bitcoin technical analysis.  He might do so in regards to BIG blocker battles, but whatever, I don't know.

Otherwise, you are tentatively thinking that Jimmy Song's analysis adds some value in proclaiming that the coins are NOT likely to be satoshi's.

Well, what Jimmy is saying is that these coins are from a block that do not come from the so-called 'patoshi sequence' (when was this term coined? We've known about this for years, but the 'patoshi' name is new to me). As such, they are not strongly suspected to be satoshi's. Though they could be - satoshi _could_ have also been mining on a machine that was uncorrelated with his main miners. Seems unlikely tho.

What midmagic is saying really has no bearing whatsoever upon the question of whether or not these are satoshi's.  Complete non sequitur.

But I don’t want to have a pizza delivered tomorrow. Corona-Chan is keeping me off prepared foods.

Another puzzle?  "Corona-Chan"  What is that?  You are trying to be funny about the chinese origin of our lil ongoing situation?  Seems to me that other places, besides China, have put their own lil signature on making a possibly bad situation worse... but hey.. difficult to call anything exactly while in the midst of it,  amirite bout dat?

'What Time is it!?'
 - Morris Day

You are on a puzzle roll.  Answer one puzzle with another puzzle, and I wonder how helpful that is...  Are we getting anywhere?  fast?

I did look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_Day.... but don't know how much homework I feel like doing in order to attempt to resolve your seeming puzzle proliferations.  Maybe one puzzle just keeps leading to another puzzle and we no don't get anywhere.

Hmmm. Maybe too obtuse? What time is it? It's pizza time, buddy. You, me and Morris can get us some Papa Johns in an international tripartate transaction. In order to celebrate the wonderous works of St. Laszlo of Hanyecz.

HAPPY BITCOIN PIZZA DAY.

[nutildah]

Hmm. This is actually what AnonyMint has said for a while - that Craig Wright is essentially suing himself.

Craig is HODLnaut?

I sell information about calculating private keys for 100 bitcoin, each key calculation will take several months

or i sell 50 bitcoins on an already calculated key for 25 bitcoins

I already collected all bitcoin private keys on a single website:

keys.lol

Now pay me.