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September 09, 2020, 04:16:21 PM Last edit: September 09, 2020, 04:34:48 PM by nullius |
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No, I used many scientific math data points. It's too sophisticated to post all of the analysis, so I just post a helpful summary using the best summary of proven science and math confirmed by analysis. proudhon’s purpose is to make SwayStar look like a genius. It’s a conspiracy! Confirmed with many scientific math data points. It’s too sophisticated to post all of the analysis, so I just post a helpful summary. we can infer the rest. confirmed
@JJG/nullius I am not going to argue with you guys. You completely misread my quote It is no measure of health to be well-adjusted to a profoundly sick society. . I was referring to those jokes related to gender and such. You guys are becoming a black hole.  I didn’t misread: I took a generally applicable aphorism that you stated with an elegant flourish, and applied it in a different, related context. Yes, the context is related in the abstract.
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what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?
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September 09, 2020, 04:28:31 PM |
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No, I used many scientific math data points. It's too sophisticated to post all of the analysis, so I just post a helpful summary using the best summary of proven science and math confirmed by analysis.
we thank you for you thoughtfulness in sparing us from using our brain to think for ourselves. in the future perhaps you could just post the single word "confirmed" or "science" instead of bigly images and all that stuff we wont understand anyway. we can infer the rest.
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No, I used many scientific math data points. It's too sophisticated to post all of the analysis, so I just post a helpful summary using the best summary of proven science and math confirmed by analysis. +1 WOsMerit -------- morning charts 1h 50ma/200ma crosses  #dyor D  #stronghands
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September 09, 2020, 04:51:48 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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$10,000 holding strong, give up bears, resistance is futile.
$13,000 coming soon......
This year resembles 2016 in so many ways - the halving, the recovery after 85% crash, and last but not least - various shitcoin pumps. It is very hard in general for a n00b to avoid the traps of the fast profit seeking with these pumps. They have both positive and negative effect on the Bitcoin price. Positive - because part of the trading is with Bitcoin pairs and so more Bitcoins are locked in these markets. Also, after 99% of the "traders" register losses, they come to their senses and understand that the only real profit is longterm by investing and hodling Bitcoin. Negative - the remaining 1% (usually the creators of the scam exits) harvest tens and hundreds of millions profit. The profit which is in bitcoins they have little hesitation to sell and dump the price. This is probably what happened in the last days with sushi exit scam and other defi shitcoins listed on binance as well. Perhaps the bears thought they can take advantage of this situation and put a pressure on 10K, but all this is in vain. They just can't hold the price any longer to fill their bags with cheap coins. This is not only the end of their sub 10K throw the kitchen sink efforts - this is the continuation of a massive bull run which, with several short pullbacks, should take us above 100K in few years. But hey, may be the bears will succeed in bringing the price below $100K for several months. And proudcon and other funny trolls will come and inform us that Bitcoin is dead and it is coming down to $60K. Same old, same old. Yep and the real key is gpu/shit coin mining. here is some cost analysis for a miner. 15 x 270.00 = 4050 this gets you 15x amd 5600 msi gpus. 3 x 175.00 = 525 this gets you 3 motherboards land and ready for the cards. 3 x 33.33 = 100 this gets you 3 psu's used s9 psu's are good the apw3+ total cost = 4675 usd. you burn 2100 watts it earns 24.00 usd not counting the power cost of 2100 watts 4800 gets you 2 s19 pros you burn 6000 watts. it earns 17.38 not counting the power cost of 6000 watts huge disparity in favor of gpu mining. last time this happened was 2016 and 2017. so are we in a good loop. these numbers led a huge rally in btc.
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September 09, 2020, 05:22:06 PM |
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hope you all got in at 9960 and bought the dip!
9.8-ish we have seen overnight Still $9,825 has been the lowest of the various BTC price dips below $10k in the past 6 days, and we have not quite gotten down to $9,800. We have only been visiting these 4 digits in the past 6 days - which broke our streak above $10k that started on 7/26 and ended on 9/3. Of course, some folks are suggesting that the 5 digit streak is not broken until the daily candle closes below $10k... Seems like a bit of an overblown technicality to me, but hey there are frequently ways to spin, even spinning the spin. The latest dip below $10k was the most persistent and seemed to have been an attempt to get the daily candle to close below $10k, which was not successful. So, yeah there have been about 5 attempts that achieved getting below $10k, but so far have not been successful in staying below $10k for any kind of meaningful time - but that still does not mean that we are NOT going to go below $10k for a longer period of time. I will be surprised if we are still ranging between $9k and $11k in the next couple of weeks and more so in a month, and even more surprised if that ranging were to play out for two months, given our current macro circumstances. Up does seem slightly more likely than down.. maybe looking at 56.7/43.3 odds - but what do I know? There surely are a lot of motivations for shaking a few trees of weak hands, and surely there are some folks who could be shooken.. especially if they are connected more broadly to some of the frothiness in the space... On the other hand, there are likely some shorts building, too, and could provide some incentive for them to get reckt, but will they?
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September 09, 2020, 05:28:03 PM Last edit: September 09, 2020, 06:00:57 PM by nullius Merited by Hueristic (1), gappie (1) |
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Yep and the real key is gpu/shit coin mining.
here is some cost analysis for a miner.
[...] I don’t think that this is relevant to Bitcoin’s market prospects. The notion that Bitcoin is given its value by mining cost, or “backed by electricity”, etc. is a pernicious myth that needs to die. It is the organic rise of Bitcoin’s value (based on supply and demand) that drives mining cost (and thus, Byzantine security) by increasing hashrate competition. Not vice versa.
maybe looking at 56.7/43.3 odds lolz, confirmed maths? ;-) Take those statistics out to eight decimal places if you want real science. (Moved, to keep replies in order.)
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September 09, 2020, 05:36:56 PM Last edit: September 09, 2020, 05:47:28 PM by JayJuanGee |
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September 09, 2020, 06:00:05 PM Last edit: September 09, 2020, 06:57:35 PM by nullius |
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September 09, 2020, 06:16:38 PM |
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Fake news. The true news is bitcoin is crashing.
Proudhonk, you consider drastic bitcoin price movements as news to WO? Interesting... And so my ignore list is growing again. It is SAD to ignore Proudhonk in my humble, confirmed, opinion.
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September 09, 2020, 06:22:20 PM |
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For what's worth, I confirm cAPSLOCK's findings. Because science and hard data.
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September 09, 2020, 06:27:10 PM |
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Fake news. The true news is bitcoin is crashing.
Proudhonk, you consider drastic bitcoin price movements as news to WO? Interesting... And so my ignore list is growing again. It is SAD to ignore Proudhonk in my humble, confirmed, opinion. I just didn't get out anything of his posts, even less of his "TA". I click show/hide sometimes, so if there will be reason for unignore, i'll unignore. EDIT: Oh yeah, and because of the troll factor (calling sub $1000 prices). For what's worth, I confirm cAPSLOCK's findings. Because science and hard data.
Arr, you both got me for a moment  But this is WO, so i need at least 5 confirmations...
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I am a bit bothered by Tyler's use of the word "crypto" - even though i understand that it could be a camouflaging term.
Most of us active in this particular thread know that there would not be hardly any ability for the various shitcoins to flourish in their lil funzies without the underlying security that bitcoin provides the whole space..... Many of the shitcoins, defi and yield farming can proclaim that they are decentralized (when they are not) because they are operating under the ruse that bitcoin is secure in that decentralized sense.
I agree, I'm bothered anytime anyone says "crypto" or the "whole crypto space" and also implies Bitcoin TM. It's insulting to wrap up Bitcoin TM in with all of the other crap. That's like implying a company like Alphabet is even in the same league as all of the pink sheet penny scam companies, just because they are all considered "equities". There is simply Bitcoin TM, and then there is everything else....a steaming pile of crypto shitcoin scam crap, designed to part fools from their hard earned money. The problem is that n00bs coming in to the "crypto space" cannot tell the difference, or are struggling to tell the difference.
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September 09, 2020, 06:45:31 PM |
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No, I used many scientific math data points. It's too sophisticated to post all of the analysis, so I just post a helpful summary using the best summary of proven science and math confirmed by analysis.
we thank you for you thoughtfulness in sparing us from using our brain to think for ourselves. in the future perhaps you could just post the single word "confirmed" or "science" instead of bigly images and all that stuff we wont understand anyway. we can infer the rest. Here lil troll Here lil troll Have some foods. 
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We are at the disbelief stage, it was a suckers rally. 
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September 09, 2020, 06:52:31 PM |
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big fight for 10k
The fight for 20k will be much bigger. I dunno... it certainly could be. Or it could be like the last time we flirted with 1k.
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September 09, 2020, 06:57:02 PM |
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The run to ATH has started
Continues Math’s and science Continuing
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September 09, 2020, 07:14:03 PM |
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The run to ATH has started
Continues Math’s and science Continuing Math and science prove bitcoin cannot ever have an ATH again. I did the calculations and have been studying the best Chinese and Russian sources, just as I did so many years ago.
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September 09, 2020, 07:23:58 PM |
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maybe looking at 56.7/43.3 odds lolz, confirmed maths? ;-) Take those statistics out to eight decimal places if you want real science. Well, yeah. I was merely rounding to two digits in an attempt to ease any potential reader, and surely attempting to hedge the lack of precision in my estimate, too. Concedingly, I am an amateur when it comes to my BTC price predictions, and I even surprised myself in my own level of bullishness in this particular estimation. It is not frequently that anyone finds me even breaking above 53% or 54% in my willingness to assert BTC's short-term price direction. I appreciate that you are tempted to be "creative" with your desires for non-liquidation of wealth, nullius, but please don't do that with your BTC nullius... Your progeny NOT going to likey, likey.  Interesting way to get progeny against daddy’s wishes. Well, Zeus was creative: He knocked up Danaë by “wrappening” himself in the form of liquid wealth, which then entered her. My implications, and the question of whether I have any, are left as an exercise to the reader.Again, i hope not to be judging anyone based on my own standards and/or achieved lifestyle or largely my having had reached my BTC accumulation and maintenance goals (sure it is a work in progress, but certain stages had been surpassed quite a while back), yet I would like to assert that I took my BTC accumulation and maintenance stage quite seriously while i was in the midst of them - especially the accumulation phase (but practicing ongoing maintenance is nothing to sneeze at either), so in my personal situation, engaging in liquidations and/or withdrawals still would likely leave way more BTC and wealth than my objectives in terms of excessiveness to heirs. For sure, my personal goal is to spend my wealth (whether BTC or otherwise) down to some considerable degree that i would consider to be more fitting and smaller in size to pass down (if at all) - even though we hardly can know with any large degree of certainty regarding certain future events that could change some of the currently seeming existing dynamics.... including sudden death or something like that could befall any of us mere mortals at a time that is not of our own choosing or ability to predict. We are left with only a variety of probable scenarios that we can attempt to work through - without, hopefully, necessarily locking ourselves in too much because of analysis paralysis. I do believe that BTC accumulation and maintenance goals should be reached before entering into a phase that more greatly emphasizes liquidation goals, and surely I appreciate that some BTC accumulators, true believers might not even be able to appreciate the existence of liquidation goals in the event that they have not reached reasonable and sustainable BTC accumulation and/or maintenance goals.
I am a bit bothered by Tyler's use of the word "crypto" - even though i understand that it could be a camouflaging term. Confirmed etymologically correct pun. ( Crypto means ‘hidden’.) I am not sure if that explanation completely clears Tyler of his seeming shitcoinery - but it lends a bit of additional credence to his word choice. I generally appreciative of the various efforts of the winkelvoss bros in this space.. at least, so far. I am also appreciative of a lot of what Trace Mayer had done, too, but Trace seems to have completely disappeared from the scene after his being called out on shitcoinery - that also coincided with a BIG ass market (BTC, crypto, et al) in March, and sometimes we are going to wonder how individuals may have gotten through those kinds of BIG market move times, including if they might have made some BIG plays (bets) that end up screwing them up - and harder to recover when certain BIG plays(bets) are made at the wrong time and/or in the wrong direction.
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