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

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[El duderino_]

Violets are blue
Bitcoins color is orange
Take the orange pill

[philipma1957]

It is still possible to "buy the dip" bitcoin! I bought a lot under 20 k and I will buy more if it goes there again!

Oh?

your threshold buying point is sub $20k?  You must already have "lots" of dee cornz.

In other words, even current prices seem like pretty good prices for anyone who might not have "lots of cornz" already.. surely potentially depending on how long we stay around these prices and at what price points were your last purchases.

and some I bonds (just for you to talk about jjg)

You are trolling me...??
You fuck
No homo
hahahahahaha

yep I am a big bad  troll

 

That selfie looks just like I imagined it would.

At jjg it looks somewhat like the Norwegian side of my family. Although I am a bit taller.

and at hostm 22.4k is decently price dip

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[philipma1957]

#random

OK. It took me a couple days to really grok it, but Twitter is fucked.

They just haven't gotten the memo yet.

nostr is going to change everything just like Bitcoin did.

What a time to be alive.

the only good thing I got out of twitter is the name i use
there.

theyankeeswin which i hardly ever use at all.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[philipma1957]

hey just was able to slip this in the middle of two buddies.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[philipma1957]

This one helps me have a shot at buddy.


At the moment I have 12 and need to do 13 more posts.


buddy will mostly do his 24 unless someone has a pc crash 💥.

I need posters to help me as I only allow myself one post at a time.

I did do two double posts in this contest. One because buddy did a skip one because I was a bit drunk.

I still beat him on those two days  by two or three posts .

[xhomerx10]

It is still possible to "buy the dip" bitcoin! I bought a lot under 20 k and I will buy more if it goes there again!

Same.

 So nice to see our babies come home from time to time.

[OutOfMemory]

OT: Messier 3 (open star cluster).

Total exposure: 92 Minutes.
One of the few objects that made sense, standing about opposite to the nearly full moon at the time of exposure.
Had to zoom-crop about 80% of the original picture, because i was using only 430mm scope and i shot the - comparably bigger - horsehead nebula just before, but the result was shitty because of the strong light pollution from the moonlight, so i switched to darker areas.

[dragonvslinux]

I need posters to help me as I only allow myself one post at a time.

 

[philipma1957]

OT: Messier 3 (open star cluster).

Total exposure: 92 Minutes.
One of the few objects that made sense, standing about opposite to the nearly full moon at the time of exposure.
Had to zoom-crop about 80% of the original picture, because i was using only 430mm scope and i shot the - comparably bigger - horsehead nebula just before, but the result was shitty because of the strong light pollution from the moonlight, so i switched to darker areas.

can you link the telescope you use please


and for that matter the camera

finally do you live in a rural area?

[OutOfMemory]

can you link the telescope you use please


and for that matter the camera

finally do you live in a rural area?

As far as OpSec allows:

I am using a 430mm Apochromatic Refractor with 72mm front lens diameter. I have a second 750mm reflector scope, but it's much more sensitive to wind and not protected as good against dew.
The camera is a ZWO Asi294MC Pro, a peltier cooled astrophotography camera.
Living in a rural area (Class Bortle-3), i sometimes travel to a place in the mountains (Bortle-2), but i tend to avoid it, because if i get a problem with the software or hardware, or forget anything i need at home, i'm all fucked in a dark, cold night with no option other than to return home. There's also stronger wind, which makes the scope shake, degrading picture quality.

[vapourminer]

I need posters to help me as I only allow myself one post at a time.

I did do two double posts in this contest. One because buddy did a skip one because I was a bit drunk.

so, if i get drunk, it helps? hey team phil all the way baby

[philipma1957]

can you link the telescope you use please


and for that matter the camera

finally do you live in a rural area?

As far as OpSec allows:

I am using a 430mm Apochromatic Refractor with 72mm front lens diameter. I have a second 750mm reflector scope, but it's much more sensitive to wind and not protected as good against dew.
The camera is a ZWO Asi294MC Pro, a peltier cooled astrophotography camera.
Living in a rural area (Class Bortle-3), i sometimes travel to a place in the mountains (Bortle-2), but i tend to avoid it, because if i get a problem with the software or hardware, or forget anything i need at home, i'm all fucked in a dark, cold night with no option other than to return home. There's also stronger wind, which makes the scope shake, degrading picture quality.

thank you I will be checking this out.

I was in the Navy and traded across the South Pacific on ships set to black out conditions.  you could see stars right down to the horizon. your photos sometimes remind of those nights looking at so many freak star it was amazing


14 posts I need to do 11 more.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[philipma1957]

I need posters to help me as I only allow myself one post at a time.

I did do two double posts in this contest. One because buddy did a skip one because I was a bit drunk.

so, if i get drunk, it helps? hey team phil all the way baby

I was pretty drunk on friday. nice ice tea and vanilla vodka.

Weekend was very sideways. 22-23 k covered the entire buddy $ number.

22.2k to 22.6k to be more precise.

[OutOfMemory]

can you link the telescope you use please


and for that matter the camera

finally do you live in a rural area?

As far as OpSec allows:

I am using a 430mm Apochromatic Refractor with 72mm front lens diameter. I have a second 750mm reflector scope, but it's much more sensitive to wind and not protected as good against dew.
The camera is a ZWO Asi294MC Pro, a peltier cooled astrophotography camera.
Living in a rural area (Class Bortle-3), i sometimes travel to a place in the mountains (Bortle-2), but i tend to avoid it, because if i get a problem with the software or hardware, or forget anything i need at home, i'm all fucked in a dark, cold night with no option other than to return home. There's also stronger wind, which makes the scope shake, degrading picture quality.

thank you I will be checking this out.

I was in the Navy and traded across the South Pacific on ships set to black out conditions.  you could see stars right down to the horizon. your photos sometimes remind of those nights looking at so many freak star it was amazing

This is a scpecial occasion, because at new moon, you have Bortle-1, like in the most dark environments on earth.
Some places in deserts or higher mountains are the same. It's a pity that you can't do long exposures on a ship because of the movements.
Of course, our eyes aren't made to see so far out and gather as much light, and this is what finally drew me to astrophotography.
But looking at a full star-blown milky way expanding from horizon to horizon is as breathtaking as all these photographs, at least.
When i'm in a city and get a chance to look up at night, i even feel a little sorry for the people, because many of them probably never experience observing the surrounding universe (half of if, tbf).

[philipma1957]

can you link the telescope you use please


and for that matter the camera

finally do you live in a rural area?

As far as OpSec allows:

I am using a 430mm Apochromatic Refractor with 72mm front lens diameter. I have a second 750mm reflector scope, but it's much more sensitive to wind and not protected as good against dew.
The camera is a ZWO Asi294MC Pro, a peltier cooled astrophotography camera.
Living in a rural area (Class Bortle-3), i sometimes travel to a place in the mountains (Bortle-2), but i tend to avoid it, because if i get a problem with the software or hardware, or forget anything i need at home, i'm all fucked in a dark, cold night with no option other than to return home. There's also stronger wind, which makes the scope shake, degrading picture quality.

thank you I will be checking this out.

I was in the Navy and traded across the South Pacific on ships set to black out conditions.  you could see stars right down to the horizon. your photos sometimes remind of those nights looking at so many freak star it was amazing

This is a scpecial occasion, because at new moon, you have Bortle-1, like in the most dark environments on earth.
Some places in deserts or higher mountains are the same. It's a pity that you can't do long exposures on a ship because of the movements.
Of course, our eyes aren't made to see so far out and gather as much light, and this is what finally drew me to astrophotography.
But looking at a full star-blown milky way expanding from horizon to horizon is as breathtaking as all these photographs, at least.
When i'm in a city and get a chance to look up at night, i even feel a little sorry for the people, because many of them probably never experience observing the surrounding universe (half of if, tbf).

When we would go out onto the deck from a flourescent lite computer room, it would take close to 30 minutes for your pupils to be fully dilated plus it was the southern sky so the stars are different.
To a native New Yorker like myself.
It was nice really nice.

700 foot ship had three red lights bow , stern and radar stack .

One of the best parts of being in the Navy was looking at those stars.