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September 27, 2020, 06:17:47 PM Last edit: September 27, 2020, 07:03:09 PM by Paashaas |
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im with this fellow Me to ore the people from the lost civilisation of Atlantis. Come on guys, it's a well known fact - that we're all little Gods - when we let music in. According to Sumarians the human species are one of the most powerfull beings of the universe, there was even a war about us back in those days (if you want to believe those stories.) My late mom in law on her death 💀 bed pulled me and her daughter close to her and said to us “they lie”
we asked who is lying she then said “ the ones in charge”.
I always remember that moment back in dec 1994.
I could write ten thousand lies i have seen heard or read from governments news shows etc. since that day.
so here are some merits bro.
My near ''death experience'' littlerly changed my view about life, that's why i'm so interested in human history.Indeed, they all lie. In collaration with our soul is made from pure energy makes sence. Heaven, valhalla, spiritworld, samsara every civilisation interpreted it in their own way but it's basically all the same ore with normal words the 4th ore 5th dimension. Nikola Tesla was right all the time. 
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September 27, 2020, 06:34:49 PM Last edit: September 27, 2020, 06:49:27 PM by JayJuanGee |
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Of course, we are not guaranteed further bitcoin price appreciation spikes, yet like you suggested, we likely felt very similarly from 2014 to 2016..... seems like such a long period, while we are suffering through it (those of us who are suffering with our glass half full perspectives - not really claiming myself to be in that doom and gloom camp - even while I appreciate that there are no guarantees).
tbh it feels like 2011 to 2014 to me. lots of bleh with random noise tossed in. then the terror. then the disbelief. then the joy.. well still waiting on joy kinda in this cycle although im happy enough where we are. Your comparison is off the 4-year fractal pattern... Because 2011 to 2012 (from my looking at the charts - not personal experience) were largely flat and bleh... But 2013 was filled with the adventures of two blow off tops in one year, that largely made a pretty BIG ASS blow off top - so even though I did not get into bitcoin until at the end of the second blow off top, I could hardly imagine that any HODLers or otherwise active BTC participants would be feeling anything that resembles the level of bleh that currently seems to be in the air. Another thing is that with the passage of time, holy fucking shit vapourminer, all of bitcoin's metrics continue to grow, in terms of looking at the various network effects that were not even close to current levels of maturity in 2011 to 2014 - referring to trace mayer's outline of network bitcoin effects. In short: I am not buying your lil story about a supposed better comparable timeframe being such dissimilar period of 2011 to 2014 ---- Seems to me that either your dementia is kicking in, and/or batman has not slapped you hard enough in recent times... #nohomo  Speaking of "this week"- not that you were, exactly, but still. This week's candle has a bit of an uphill battle to get above $10,922 - in order to close in the greenie. We only have less than 5.5 hours to accomplish such price movement (which is nearly a $200 gain from our currently bouncing between $10,717 and $10,747 in the past hour-ish). Go bitcoin go... Is that the expression?
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If you want to see data behind the upcoming decoupling of BTC from the stock markets powered by BTC's internal adoption, here's some @glassnode data. This is the active users of BTC after filtering for unique players (ignores multi wallet addresses belong to one entity). https://twitter.com/woonomic/status/1309837877363257344?s=21I wish woonomic was right, but it might all be in the price already (Efficient price theory). In addition, this certainly does not work for a competitor with all-time high activity and low price. However, I grant you that if usage would go up as a hockey stick, price would follow, but the yellow graph does not resemble such "stick" yet. btc is still asleep.
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BobLawblaw
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Good Christ you people are so boring my haiku doesn't even scan properly.

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September 27, 2020, 06:54:18 PM Last edit: September 27, 2020, 07:07:34 PM by jojo69 |
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39°35'27.7"N 47°15'42.0"E  
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JayJuanGee
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September 27, 2020, 06:55:36 PM |
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If you want to see data behind the upcoming decoupling of BTC from the stock markets powered by BTC's internal adoption, here's some @glassnode data. This is the active users of BTC after filtering for unique players (ignores multi wallet addresses belong to one entity). https://twitter.com/woonomic/status/1309837877363257344?s=21I wish woonomic was right, but it might all be in the price already (Efficient price theory). You would say that; you glass half empty. In addition, this certainly does not work for a competitor with all-time high activity and low price.
Bitcoin has a competitor? However, I grant you that if usage would go up as a hockey stick, price would follow, but the yellow graph does not resemble such "stick" yet. btc is still asleep.
You likely realize that I disagree with woonomic... because he seems to be engaging in the same failure to zoom out nonsense to ascribe correlation in the first place, when such correlation only exists if you focus in on some short period - including the past 3 years.. and much harder to make such a correlation claim in the first place, if looking back at a couple of four year BTC cycles, such as going back to 2012.
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September 27, 2020, 06:57:53 PM |
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Me to ore the people from the lost civilisation of Atlantis Atl-Andees.
FTFY. This is strange though: http://www.atlantisbolivia.org/It is down, now why might that be?  [I was actually reading it not that long ago.] It had a chart comparison, of all the suggested places Atl-Andees could be world wide, and the conclusion was decisive. Bolivia Plateu - South of lake Titicaca. Like 98% match with Timaeus and Critias writings, whereas all other suggestions ranged in very, very low percentages. Confirmed by 24 points in some recent conference (can't find that either). According to Sumarians the human species are one of the most powerfull beings of the universe, there was even a war about us back in those days (if you want to believe those stories.)
I do also believe we are been lied to.
Now anyone who wants to see what 10,000 year weathered megaliths look like, don't look any further. Meow!Oh and trash the head, it's been redone. 
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September 27, 2020, 07:10:04 PM Last edit: September 27, 2020, 07:25:08 PM by Biodom Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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blockstream's new "Liquid" wallet...only for iOS yet, android upcoming. https://blockstream.com/2020/09/26/en-introducing-aqua-wallet/In the news: PlanB is "not uncertain" ("Billions" aficionados would know) I have to give it to him: to put his reputation on the line like this takes guts/ballz. BTC at <=20K by Dec 2021-and nobody will ever listen to him again. BTC at >=55K by Dec 2021 and bitcoiners will make "statues" of him PLUS, he would be able to demand >$20K every time he speaks (at the conf, etc). It cannot be more binary then this.
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September 27, 2020, 07:20:08 PM |
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The most magnificent is Göbekli Tepe in Turkey. Not because of what they built, but because of when it was built. 11000 years ago, so in Neolithic and all was built with stone tools. Worth for everyone to google it and check. Like. This is a perfect example of preserved ancient megaliths, intentionally buried - to preserve.
Nikola Tesla was right all the time.
Of course he was. 3 6 9
Okay, I'm done, sorry.
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September 27, 2020, 07:56:57 PM |
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And 2021 will be off the chart.
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September 27, 2020, 08:13:47 PM |
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JayJuan, I was going to quote that period you deleted.  #justbullish
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tbh it feels like 2011 to 2014 to me. lots of bleh with random noise tossed in. then the terror. then the disbelief. then the joy.. well still waiting on joy kinda in this cycle although im happy enough where we are.
Your comparison is off the 4-year fractal pattern... Because 2011 to 2012 (from my looking at the charts - not personal experience) were largely flat and bleh... But 2013 was filled with the adventures of two blow off tops in one year, that largely made a pretty BIG ASS blow off top - so even though I did not get into bitcoin until at the end of the second blow off top, I could hardly imagine that any HODLers or otherwise active BTC participants would be feeling anything that resembles the level of bleh that currently seems to be in the air. Another thing is that with the passage of time, holy fucking shit vapourminer, all of bitcoin's metrics continue to grow, in terms of looking at the various network effects that were not even close to current levels of maturity in 2011 to 2014 - slapped you hard enough in recent times... #nohomoyou may well be right, the fog of sex, dementia, drugs and rock and roll could possibly of dulled my memory of that period. most likely i remember it that way as because i was mining all through it no matter what the price was, i was just mining for the network and stacking sats was kinda secondary in my mind. i made profit early on so didnt really pay attention to the price. gear was paid off, i just let them run and the profit i just let ride, pretty much. so yeah it probably was more exciting than i remember. but of course now most of us have a lot more riding on bitcoins price than back then.
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tbh it feels like 2011 to 2014 to me. lots of bleh with random noise tossed in. then the terror. then the disbelief. then the joy.. well still waiting on joy kinda in this cycle although im happy enough where we are.
Your comparison is off the 4-year fractal pattern... Because 2011 to 2012 (from my looking at the charts - not personal experience) were largely flat and bleh... But 2013 was filled with the adventures of two blow off tops in one year, that largely made a pretty BIG ASS blow off top - so even though I did not get into bitcoin until at the end of the second blow off top, I could hardly imagine that any HODLers or otherwise active BTC participants would be feeling anything that resembles the level of bleh that currently seems to be in the air. Another thing is that with the passage of time, holy fucking shit vapourminer, all of bitcoin's metrics continue to grow, in terms of looking at the various network effects that were not even close to current levels of maturity in 2011 to 2014 - slapped you hard enough in recent times... #nohomo but of course now most of us have a lot more riding on bitcoins price than back then.right, about 30-40X per unit if you compare to 2014-2015 average, not even talking about 2012-2013 average. ...and, @JJG, sorry if I never mentioned it before, but buying when price is decreasing and selling when price is increasing is pretty much disaster in the making for anything else, apart from bitcoin, maybe, and even then, I doubt that it is optimal for bitcoin, spreadsheets non-withstanding. Maybe, if you are not selling UNTIL it reaches the prior high, but even then... ALL markets consensus is you buy when stuff goes up in price (not at once, of course) and you sell when price starts going down (not the bottom, of course). This way you get more winners and dispose of losers.
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JayJuanGee
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JayJuan, I was going to quote that period you deleted.  #justbullish I had posted a wee bit of a rant that I had decided to remove to off chain (off thread), and maybe sleep on it and reconsider whether or not to post because even I was starting to become a bit too much weary of my own lil selfie...  In other words, before I deleted the rant, I converted such rant to a period first.. and you must have viewed such interim step.
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I hope y'all realize that modern society would not be possible (exponential advance in technology), if Nikola Tesla did not eventually win the battle against DC.Talk about misinformation. Unfortunately the war ... was a hard pill to swallow. 
On topic, I wonder what happens to BTC, when we are able to extract energy from vacuum. That would be some moonshot. Not the least bit concerned with qubit breakthroughs. I do recall my buddy marcus posting an interview with that Bitcoin Suisse guy, in which I was frankly amazed when I heard for the first time POS and BTC in the same sentence.  Interesting times ahead, that's for sure. I'm rooting for an alien invasion in 2033 in case anybody is wondering. HODL!
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