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July 27, 2023, 02:07:34 PM |
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So Satoshi Nakamoto can be an Alien? Mind blowing. NeW ThEoRy just dropped. SATOSHI ITS AN ALIEN CHANGE MY MIND . JPG
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July 27, 2023, 02:20:14 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Why are you here, you stupid sod?
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July 27, 2023, 02:27:19 PM |
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Has Bitstamp changed the look of its Tradeview page? I am not able to make the chart fill the page horizontally anymore. The orderbook and the order entry form take valuable horizontal space beside the chart. Previously, they could be put below it. I'm not logging on - just using the public tradeview page.
Anyone know if it can be fixed?
I tried it as well. It seems the order book and the order entry become sticky there. There is no option to close those tabs. The full-screen button on the top right corner of the trading chart doesn't really full-screen the chart. I don't have an account there, so I couldn't check. Someone else might confirm if it's the same for logged-in users!
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July 27, 2023, 02:31:38 PM |
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Yep and the older guys I know all have 2-5% BTC. But they have BTC. The question is how much will they shift. To go up to 10%-15% is likely all they will do. They will not go to 85-15 as blackrock asks them to as they do not need to. So they have a ton of wealth with not much need to shift to btc. But they are shifting a bit. Should be fun to see this unfold. Their 5% could easily become 30-33%% with bitcoin going up 10X and 10% would become about 50%. I am going out with one of them today to bargain shop at Target and Stop n Shop. I mine at his office as his power bill is 80% subsidy. We hold over 0.1 btc from his mine location. To him the mining is fun and games. Although his is interested in buying a warehouse placing solar on the roof and mining at a much higher level. He was part owner of a Bank in Lakewood NJ. USA rules state under 14% is all you can own. He has good money maybe 30 -35 mill. Yet we are going to Target for cheaper eggs today. You are correct that his BTC hodl of 5 coins which is 150k out of say 30 million or 0.5% could grow to 5% if btc shot up to 300k. Still in his case he simply does not need the money. He was working class guy that did well in stocks and cable ownership. He parleyed it into part owner of a bank. The bank did well he sold it. He has real estate stocks bonds metals cash BTC and a few private loans where he finances guys with ideas. These are the typical wealthy people I met while living in NJ. maybe a dozen guys and 1 women (she is a widow of my friends partner). all of them were middle class 'norms' that did well. All of them would stand to gain money they don't need if BTC goes from 30k to 300k. Most of them would hodl it as they don't need the extra wealth.
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July 27, 2023, 02:36:00 PM Last edit: July 27, 2023, 02:54:56 PM by Learn Bitcoin |
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Tell me Exacly or give me 1 Positive Causality that Bljatcoin brought to the world or what is the positive of it ? So far it uses up as much Electricity as entire African continent , it failed its "Store of Value" test at Covid discovery and is terrible as a Transaction means and it made more people poor than sufficiently sustainable with money (Rich). I can go on and on but i do not find any positive aspect of its existence
Ok, kiddo. It seems you started hating Bitcoin these days. Why were you asking people to donate you 3 Bitcoins then? You claimed you lost Bitcoin in the mt gox drama and you should be happy because we heard that mt gox users will get some refund. I am curious about what method would you choose to get payment of your lost funds. Probably Bitcoin cash? Well, what else can I expect? Bitcoin gave freedom to everyone with their money, and you are one of those who adopted it. Do you want to beat Roger ver? Roger ver used Bitcoin to do his business and then started doing shit later. You are another shit. What an irony!
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July 27, 2023, 02:44:25 PM |
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Those who can't spell the name Satoshi Nakamoto correctly, how can we give them the right to decide the fate of Bitcoin??? The opinion of Mr. Brad Sherman should not matter to the Bitcoiners. ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) Even if someone can spell name correctly the bitcoiners won't allow any single person to decide fate of bitcoin. Bitcoin is here to stay. Satoshi Nakamoto misspell Saratoshi Nagamoto Satoshi Nakamoto < Samsung Toshiba Nakamichi Motorola Samsung=Sa Toshiba=Toshi Nakamichi=Naka Motorola=Moto
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July 27, 2023, 03:01:23 PM |
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July 27, 2023, 03:10:15 PM Last edit: July 27, 2023, 05:37:41 PM by Torque |
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The problem with normies is that they can't maths.
They completely laugh and scoff at bitcoin as a valid investment, all the while losing money in the equities market vs. inflation.
You could easily make the case that bitcoin roughly doubles in value every 4 years as measured from its lowest bear market point to lowest bear market point. (Yes it's probably more than that, I know, but I'm just being conservative here).
Still, extrapolated, that's ~ +25% gain year over year. Show me ANY other investment that *consistently* does that, that Average Joe can invest in long term.
I'll wait, normies...
and then they wonder why they are poor....
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July 27, 2023, 03:12:52 PM |
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Why are you here, you stupid sod? The same reason as for all internet trolls: attention seeking.
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July 27, 2023, 03:36:26 PM |
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The problem with normies is that they can't maths.
They completely laugh and scoff at bitcoin as a valid investment, all the while losing money in the equities market vs. inflation.
You could easily make the case that bitcoin roughly doubles in value every 4 years as measured from it's lowest bear market point to lowest bear market point. (Yes it's probably more than that, I know, but I'm just being conservative here).
Still, extrapolated, that's ~ +25% gain year over year. Show me ANY other investment that *consistently* does that, that Average Joe can invest in long term.
I'll wait, normies...
and then they wonder why they are poor....
There’s definitely a reason they HFSP. I think most of us here have a different way of thinking to the average guy, different personality traits. Most people stick with safe, low interest savings accounts, they are very risk averse. Those of us who were early and have done well in bitcoin are a different breed, risk takers, entrepreneurial minds. We want more for our lives than the average guy and we seek out ways to facilitate that. It just so happens that bitcoin has given us opportunities in life that most people don’t get. Cheers.
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The problem with normies is that they can't maths.
They completely laugh and scoff at bitcoin as a valid investment, all the while losing money in the equities market vs. inflation.
You could easily make the case that bitcoin roughly doubles in value every 4 years as measured from it's lowest bear market point to lowest bear market point. (Yes it's probably more than that, I know, but I'm just being conservative here).
Still, extrapolated, that's ~ +25% gain year over year. Show me ANY other investment that *consistently* does that, that Average Joe can invest in long term.
I'll wait, normies...
and then they wonder why they are poor....
There’s definitely a reason they HFSP. I think most of us here have a different way of thinking to the average guy, different personality traits. Most people stick with safe, low interest savings accounts, they are very risk averse. Those of us who were early and have done well in bitcoin are a different breed, risk takers, entrepreneurial minds. We want more for our lives than the average guy and we seek out ways to facilitate that. It just so happens that bitcoin has given us opportunities in life that most people don’t get. Cheers. I would call them/us 'crazy', but not crazy crazy, just enough to do something unusual. I don't compare us to most famous figures from the 1997 Apple ad, but something "rhymes": https://youtu.be/5sMBhDv4sik?t=42
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July 27, 2023, 03:50:43 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Tell me Exacly or give me 1 Positive Causality that Bljatcoin brought to the world or what is the positive of it ? So far it uses up as much Electricity as entire African continent , it failed its "Store of Value" test at Covid discovery and is terrible as a Transaction means and it made more people poor than sufficiently sustainable with money (Rich). I can go on and on but i do not find any positive aspect of its existence
there's nothing with an advantage that doesn't have a disadvantage Pharmaceutical companies despite their help in curbing sickness and diseases They still destroy the environment and individuals health You have highlighted some his shortcomings doesn't mean that's all its about You said it makes people poorer? I can only see that affecting those affected by Scams Or couldn't Hold I understand your view I sometimes think if Bitcoin is that important But that's just me been narrow minded If Its not really vital to me Doesn't mean it ain't to others About its positives one I would say would be its potential Job opportunities it has created I don't know about you but it opened a way for students in my country to make money
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July 27, 2023, 03:54:18 PM |
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Satoshi Nakamoto misspell Saratoshi Nagamoto
Satoshi Nakamoto < Samsung Toshiba Nakamichi Motorola Samsung=Sa Toshiba=Toshi Nakamichi=Naka Motorola=Moto
What is the exact point here? What are you trying to prove? None of those brands are related to Satoshi or Bitcoin. Don't mix up everything with Satoshi and Bitcoin. Sometimes I see Elon's tweet where shit-coiners try to mix up something. recently XRP tried to match its logo with X.
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July 27, 2023, 04:20:12 PM |
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July 27, 2023, 04:57:04 PM |
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A general calculation of assets and BTC Total global assets ~ $900T Roughly ~ 15M available BTC If Bitcoin’s market cap acquires 1% of global assets, we have a $9 Trillion asset class. $9T / 15M = $600,000 BTC What are your thoughts on this
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July 27, 2023, 05:04:53 PM |
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July 27, 2023, 05:11:16 PM |
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A general calculation of assets and BTC Total global assets ~ $900T Roughly ~ 15M available BTC If Bitcoin’s market cap acquires 1% of global assets, we have a $9 Trillion asset class. $9T / 15M = $600,000 BTC What are your thoughts on this Where and how did you find the global assets are 900 trillion? why do you think 15 million BTC are available? https://www.blockchain-council.org/cryptocurrency/how-many-bitcoins-are-left/19 million are mined no matter what anyone says all 19 million are 'possibly' available. Ie all 'lost coins' could simply be recovered and reissued by developers. so use 19 million not 15 million as for assets here is an estimate for 520 trillion not 900 trillion. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/25-wealthiest-countries-world-assets-121841637"This study estimates that as of November 2021, the global 'balance sheet,' which comprises of the real assets in the economy as well as financial assets, had $510 trillion in financial assets held by corporations, $510 trillion in assets held by households, governments, and others, and $520 trillion in assets for the real economy." So 1 percent = 5.2 trillion/ 19million = 273,684 USD a coin vs 600,000 USD a coin my ideas on 273k to 600k are: in 2025 138k in 2029 276k in 2033 552k
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July 27, 2023, 05:16:35 PM |
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A general calculation of assets and BTC Total global assets ~ $900T Roughly ~ 15M available BTC If Bitcoin’s market cap acquires 1% of global assets, we have a $9 Trillion asset class. $9T / 15M = $600,000 BTC What are your thoughts on this <snip> my ideas on 273k to 600k are: in 2025 138k in 2029 276k in 2033 552k Very much aligned with the lower range of my thinking for 2025, but I don't expect the other two would be so linear, necessarily. The curve could bend upwards, at least initially, then maybe slow down.
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July 27, 2023, 05:21:04 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Not posted in a while just trucking away with dca and stacking. Was out in the world enjoying life and started to notice Btc in general life, from billboards, graffiti, bitcoin atms etc. I’m not sure if it was always there or not but what do we think about this type of engagement with Joe Public. I wonder has anyone found their way here from something like seeing a btc atm in their local area.
I’m having some serious internal debates on whether to over allocate into Btc this year, I had set some targets around totals with what I felt was balanced and am approaching these way sooner than I thought was possible. With WO’s who have over allocated before any learnings to help me with my own decisions?
Another one been wrestling with is continue to allocate same during a bull and new ath, or under allocate for that time. I see comments about oh know if you bought at the top it’s bad but wouldn’t all dca’rs have bought at the top?
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