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

[ChartBuddy]

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[ImThour]

Yo, I am getting bored of $28k. Either go down or up, just do it #BTC.

[Gachapin]

What?! No targets?  That's not like him; he must be gravely ill.

The LUNA tattoo broke him completely.

comedy gold!

thanks

The last time I glanced at the number of shitcoins on CMC, it was ~3000 or so.

Now it is over 23,000.

Holy fkn shit.

I guess they'll just keep pumping out the shit until the end of time.

When 1M shitcoins?

I hope one day people realize who stupid it is to compare BTC's market cap to altcoins shitcoins market cap

Yo, I am getting bored of $28k. Either go down or up, just do it #BTC.

let me guess, you haven't endured the Vegeta period

[ChartBuddy]

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[degxtra1]

I hope your bags are full, the time for cheap coins is very close to being over.




https://buybitcoinworldwide.com/halving/

How I can merit your post with 10+, when balance of my spendable merits accounts equal zero?

[BitcoinBunny]

Hi guys, how are you all doing.
Trying to buy gadgets from the US, but its getting harder and harder, a lot of sellers wont ship to Europe, have no idea why.

Be good.

Probably because in the US it is now becoming custom to just take what you want from shops.

https://twitter.com/ClownWorld_/status/1641080741558878210

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On a serious note (not that the above isn't serious, I think it's a disgrace), in answer to your question, this probably helps:

Regulations Hit Sellers Shipping to Europe
https://www.ecommercebytes.com/2022/06/07/regulations-hit-sellers-shipping-to-europe/


Over regulation destroys everything. It is destroying and has destroyed banks. They are no longer liable for their actions since they are always bailed out and only big banks are allowed to survive. Starting a bank is now impossible thanks to regulations.

Remember when that stupid cookie regulation came into effect and made the internet become one irritating place to browse websites?

We need less regulation and more common sense such as more physical security in shops, schools and on the streets.

“This law states that if you ship to German buyers, you’ll need to register your tax ID and information with LUCID Packaging Register, the German government database. If you don’t register you may face fines up to €200,000 and a prohibition in sales, and your goods could possibly be confiscated during delivery.”

Indeed with such regulations, why would an American company even bother selling to a poor assed European? What is the point? Why risk it?

[ChartBuddy]

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[bitcoinPsycho]

Over the top lads    $29000 in one hour

[Biodom]

If not anything else there HAS to be an escape boat out of the approaching predicament for at least some people.
If it does not materialize, then we might end up in a worldwide Depression 2.0
My bet is that bitcoin is that almost perfect agent of preservation in the digital age.
Gold is too bulky and "physical" and real estate is too leveraged.
However, it is also possible that my thinking is all wrong and there will be something else, but I just cannot see it, currently.

[Toxic2040]

Over the top lads    $29000 in one hour

[bitcoinPsycho]

[BitcoinBunny]

If not anything else there HAS to be an escape boat out of the approaching predicament for at least some people.
If it does not materialize, then we might end up in a worldwide Depression 2.0
My bet is that bitcoin is that almost perfect agent of preservation in the digital age.
Gold is too bulky and "physical" and real estate is too leveraged.
However, it is also possible that my thinking is all wrong and there will be something else, but I just cannot see it, currently.

Real estate and gold are confiscatable, with the former slowly being syphoned off to Blackstone. The latter I think may only be traded by governments eventually with the west being particularly late to the party IF governments owning gold means anything in the future. Young people don't give a shit about gold. I've never seen a young person getting excited about it once on YouTube. It's always people much older than me even. No offence.

That doesn't leave much for the average Joe wherever you are in the world; except BTC.
Certainly also since the stock market is a joke when you take real inflation into consideration.

[BitcoinBunny]

29K. 

[Biodom]

29K. 

wow, another $800 and Microstrategy is in the money....not saying it in jest, I want them to be in-the-money and more  .

[HI-TEC99]

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[Negotiation]

Bitcoin price jumps above $28K after 1.5K BTC shorts ‘blown out’



Source.

It is expected that the price of Bitcoin may double from the current price in the next 3 months BTC.

Doubling in the next three months seems a little ambitious but not out of the question when you consider that the price should have never gone as low as it did. SBF and FTX are responsible for the low value of BTC so it seems reasonable as that threat is gone the price will rally substantially. I would play it a little safer though and predict $50K by December.

I have the same hope as you, that There is a high probability that the price of Bitcoin will cross $50k by the end of December as only promising and good news is starting to emerge, leading Bitcoin to rise very quickly.

[JimboToronto]

Son of Homer.

[philipma1957]

Hi guys, how are you all doing.
Trying to buy gadgets from the US, but its getting harder and harder, a lot of sellers wont ship to Europe, have no idea why.

Be good.

Probably because in the US it is now becoming custom to just take what you want from shops.

https://twitter.com/ClownWorld_/status/1641080741558878210

----

On a serious note (not that the above isn't serious, I think it's a disgrace), in answer to your question, this probably helps:

Regulations Hit Sellers Shipping to Europe
https://www.ecommercebytes.com/2022/06/07/regulations-hit-sellers-shipping-to-europe/


Over regulation destroys everything. It is destroying and has destroyed banks. They are no longer liable for their actions since they are always bailed out and only big banks are allowed to survive. Starting a bank is now impossible thanks to regulations.

Remember when that stupid cookie regulation came into effect and made the internet become one irritating place to browse websites?

We need less regulation and more common sense such as more physical security in shops, schools and on the streets.

“This law states that if you ship to German buyers, you’ll need to register your tax ID and information with LUCID Packaging Register, the German government database. If you don’t register you may face fines up to €200,000 and a prohibition in sales, and your goods could possibly be confiscated during delivery.”

Indeed with such regulations, why would an American company even bother selling to a poor assed European? What is the point? Why risk it?

I used to upgrade mac minis from 2005 to 2013

At times I would get really good ram stick deals and sell some extra sticks on ebay.

When I started I could send a small flat rate priority box to any country in the world for 13 usd tracking and 200 insurance.
I could fit four sticks with ease. did fifty sales a year overseas.
same deal now cost far more.
international shipping fell apart under President Bush by 2010 price was double paper work a bitch.
I stopped selling overseas for the most part.