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Okay, I don't want to be negative, but I just felt like you guys all needed to be with me in this moment when I see yet again that the universe is just simply broken.

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One foot on the brake and one on the gas, hey



Well, there's too much traffic, I can't pass, no

So I tried my best illegal move

A big black and white come and crushed my groove again

Go on and write me up for 125

Post my face, wanted dead or alive

Take my license, all that jive

I can't drive 55 60 sigh

Oh no

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I would imagine they are washed and rinsed in 60 so you could use them if you wanted to dry them with a dish towel... the remaining time is for drying.

Our dishwasher takes around 2:40 and every time I hit that button, I wonder if I'm just being lazy and should wash them myself... but I always give in.
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I see this and and can tell you we are not up 11.47%

and last drop we were not down 11.15% they both need to be tossed out. due to cold weather storm


https://newhedge.io/bitcoin/difficulty-estimator

Latest Block:   936450  (16 minutes ago)
Current Pace:   111.4759%  (1027 / 921.28 expected, 105.72 ahead)
Previous Difficulty:   141668107417558.2                           
Current Difficulty:   125864590119494.3                           
Next Difficulty:   between 136690852601439 and 140521710814757
Next Difficulty Change:   between +8.6015% and +11.6452%
Previous Retarget:   last Saturday at 8:42 AM  (-11.1553%)
Next Retarget (earliest):   Thursday at 10:07 PM  (in 6d 3h 51m 52s)
Next Retarget (latest):   February 20, 2026 at 6:26 AM  (in 6d 12h 11m 20s)
Projected Epoch Length:   between 12d 13h 24m 37s and 12d 21h 44m 5s


what we are is 141.6t dropping to at best 140.5t over the last 2 jumps.

this is a continuation of the drop since nov 2025 when we peaked at 155T



way out of skew for mining

14/155=0.909  diff

68/106= 0.642   

price reduced by a factor of 35 or 36 percent 

diff while in a steady decline is only down 9.01 percent


upgrading to newer and better gear is not going to fix the issue.

if we do not rise to 80-85k soon a mine will tap out which will be interesting to see.

this mining factor is not appreciated for what it is worth as a prop up for coin price.
Do you ever use the Clark Moody Dashboard thing? I think it is probably similar numbers to what you're looking at though.




I think if we ever ever ever ever go back up to 100k I will cash out .

Do tell, have you lost faith in Daddy corn?

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Okay, I don't want to be negative, but I just felt like you guys all needed to be with me in this moment when I see yet again that the universe is just simply broken.

]

One foot on the brake and one on the gas, hey



Well, there's too much traffic, I can't pass, no

So I tried my best illegal move

A big black and white come and crushed my groove again

Go on and write me up for 125

Post my face, wanted dead or alive

Take my license, all that jive

I can't drive 55 60 sigh

Oh no

Uh



I would imagine they are washed and rinsed in 60 so you could use them if you wanted to dry them with a dish towel... the remaining time is for drying.

Our dishwasher takes around 2:40 and every time I hit that button, I wonder if I'm just being lazy and should wash them myself... but I always give in.


Mine also takes just under three hours, but I had a load and a half today. So usually what I do is throw one load in and try that speed wash thing, and then if something needs a little extra boost, I just leave it in there, I add the other dishes and run the normal amount.

I'm under the impression that the dishwashers that take all this time are super duper water and energy efficient somehow. I think it's because they just keep reusing the same water for extra long.  Blech lol

I feel like across my life most technology and things have become less expensive and sped up but dishwashers and clothes washers and there's a few other things have gotten way more expensive and slowed down.  Low flush toilets...
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Volatility is a feature, not a bug.

Volatility is inevitable, yet at the same time we don't necessarily know which direction, even if we may well develop hunches and we also might hedge our holdings in one direction or another.

I see this and and can tell you we are not up 11.47%
and last drop we were not down 11.15% they both need to be tossed out. due to cold weather storm
https://newhedge.io/bitcoin/difficulty-estimator
Latest Block:   936450  (16 minutes ago)
Current Pace:   111.4759%  (1027 / 921.28 expected, 105.72 ahead)
Previous Difficulty:   141668107417558.2                           
Current Difficulty:   125864590119494.3                           
Next Difficulty:   between 136690852601439 and 140521710814757
Next Difficulty Change:   between +8.6015% and +11.6452%
Previous Retarget:   last Saturday at 8:42 AM  (-11.1553%)
Next Retarget (earliest):   Thursday at 10:07 PM  (in 6d 3h 51m 52s)
Next Retarget (latest):   February 20, 2026 at 6:26 AM  (in 6d 12h 11m 20s)
Projected Epoch Length:   between 12d 13h 24m 37s and 12d 21h 44m 5s

what we are is 141.6t dropping to at best 140.5t over the last 2 jumps.

You seem to be fighting the way maths work.

If something drops 11% and then it goes back up 11.5%, then it is not going to be back to where it was... since it would probably have to go up 23% to get back to where it was.

Think about a 50% drop.  If something drops 50%, then in order to get back to where it was, it has to go  up 100%.  If it ONLY goes up 50%, then it would have had ONLY made it half way to where it had been.

this is a continuation of the drop since nov 2025 when we peaked at 155T
way out of skew for mining

14/155=0.909  diff
68/106= 0.642   
price reduced by a factor of 35 or 36 percent 

diff while in a steady decline is only down 9.01 percent
upgrading to newer and better gear is not going to fix the issue.
if we do not rise to 80-85k soon a mine will tap out which will be interesting to see.

this mining factor is not appreciated for what it is worth as a prop up for coin price.
I think if we ever ever ever ever go back up to 100k I will cash out .

Hahahaha..  You will find any dumbass excuse to remain a trader rather than an investment and to continue to have fun staying poor.  You are probably your own worst enemy, and you probably have never seen a coin that you did not sell within a couple years time.. .you cannot even hold a whole fucking cycle....

You make the same mistake over and over and over, yet you somehow are expecting different results.

Hard to teach any widdo old doggie new tricks.  That's for sure.

And, sure, maybe this time you are correct, with your wacky ideas about a downward spiraling mining death, but instead, I get the sense that you are inside the cave looking at the shaddows on the cave walls rarther than seeing actual light... and no problem.  You do you.

Volatility is a feature, not a bug.
Until people get tired of it (like it occurred in most altcoins). Wink

Fuck shitcoins.

You think that bitcoin follows shitcoins?

Perhaps after all of your years on the forum (registered a year before me in 2013), you have not learned what is bitcoin.    Cry Cry Cry Cry

It's mind boggling to me too to think that 450 bitcoins per day (current value of $31 mil) could affect the market that trades 42 billions (today so far).
How, exactly, is it possible from the economical point of view, not some OG tales focused on the past?
Taking those numbers as true (which I have no reason to doubt), the thing is that you can't treat all those 42 billions of trade the same. The majority are just going to be traders flipping the same coins back and forth, those with sophisticated technical analysis, a bit of luck and maybe not a little manipulation stripping wealth from the scrappy chancers. The question is, how many are being bought and sequestered? Those are removed from circulation and the balance between those and issued coins is going to be the root driver (secondary effects like pricing in, FOMO and forced closing of leverage also apply, of course).

Remember until about late 2016, various Chinese bitcoin exchanges had around 10x the volume of various other exchanges, then all of a sudden in late 2016, when the shut down, the remaining volume did not change, but their fake volume was no longer a distraction.
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Volatility is a feature, not a bug.
...it was when upside greatly increased vs downside.
If the upside and downside are about the same, what you've got is churning.
Yep and if btc is a yo-yo for whales  it is not good for most people.
The idea you need to guess when you have to dump to make money is a fail.

You are just easily lured into believing what the price manipulators want you to believe - since you are likely quite gullible and receptive to not believing in bitcoin - just like you have been since 2011 when you first got into bitcoin.. you were really getting into bitcoin in order to pay you some dollars.. and you are in the same mentality.

Hodl hodl hodl is fine if you got in 2016 at 1000 or 800.

HODL, HODL, HODL has always been fine, yet you have to establish a stash first.

In 2014 and 2015, bitcoiners had no fucking clue whether HODL, HODL, HODL was going to end up working out.

The same was true in 2018, 2019 and 2020.

The same was also true in 2022 and into early 2023, which is part of the explanation for why you, Philip, sold all or most of your coins at the bottom of the prices.. even though you were accumulating at the top at various points in 2021.

Keep repeating the same mistake and that is likely not going to work out very well for you, even though you never know.... maybe this time you will end up being correct... .I doubt it.. but you never know. Never say never.

If you got in dec 2017 at 19k and did hodl you have 68k today.
Silver and gold are better since 2017
I know we had lows like 4k in dec 2018 and feb/march 2020
I know arguing getting in at 19k in 2017 and then a steady dca onward mean some profit.

If you had started investing in bitcoin in December 2017 until today in a steady kind of a way, then your average cost per BTC would be right around $15.3k, yet of course you may well could have had front loaded your investments at various less expensive points along the way and ended up getting bitcoin with average costs quite a bit below $10k, maybe even in the $8k price arena.

There are frequently periods in bitcoin when things are looking dire, yet the punchline tends to be that the more time that you spend accumulating bitcoin, and starting earlier rather than later, then in the longer term you will likely end up in quite good place, as compared with either not getting into bitcoin, or getting into other investments and/or even trying to trade bitcoin.

But hey, whatever.. You can do whatever you are going to do.. perhaps if we dip back into the $50ks or even go lower, you can sell your whole stash at that time again, and keep wondering why your stack of bitcoin continues  to go down and down and down.


But sooner or later cycles must end in order for btc to have motility.
 

 So what?  Who cares about cycles?   As long as you are mostly holding and accumulating, then matters should work themselves out.. but yeah, you have as much attention span as a gnat.

Did you recognize that even though bitcoin is fucked with an manipulated, it is also the strongest money known to man-kind.. so anyone can buy it and hold it, and all they need is common sense and discretionary funds... but yeah, common sense is not so common these days.


Ie if BTC took off today and went to 200k in 3 months it would be really  unexpected

Not likely to happen in such a short period of time, since the trend is your friend.. so even if the price might reverse from here, it can take several months just to get the UPpity momentum to start to work itself out...

Of course, something could break and contribute to such outrageous and extraordinary UPpity, yet we should not be structuring our investment into bitcoin around those kinds of scenarios.. yet for sure, it seems that you easily get sucked into trading your coins rather than letting time work to your favor over a cycle or two.. and yeah, you cannot even hold for a whole cycle so how the fuck are you going to still have 0.0105 BTC by 2062 (and another 0.0105 for your lil selfie too).. You have absolutely no self disciple, and it is not going to get better as you age further.  "Poor people have poor habits" (I think Robert Kiyosaki said that).


Also if btc dropped to 5k in 3 months it would be unexpected if it does exa try what a guy like og thinks it will btc is bullshit

 Why do you need such outrageously extreme examples?  I am having trouble with that one, even though I realize that "anything can happen," but that is a wee bit much to imagine, absent something really fundamentally being broken in bitcoin.


It slowly go down to 40k or so an then come back in late 2027 with a new ath a month before the next 1/2ing it would be too predictable.

Well at least $40k is within 35% of the 200-WMA - yet it also becomes so difficult to imagine the BTC price going down to 35% below the 200-WMA when the BTC had not gotten more than 250% above the 200-WMA at any point so far in the earlier price run (counting when it seemed to start to run in the UPward direction in around October 2023)...and seemed to have its ending rally in early October 2025... at least so far, and yeah, it is sad that we are seeming to have had fallen into a bear market, and it might be tough to get out of such currently seeming bear market....and to revert the momentum back to UPpity.. rather than our pathetic place that is currently seemingly stuck (at least in the short-term) in a place that is around 15% to 25% above the 200-WMA.  Can be quite depressing to not get some kind of a bounce back and to ongingly lose hope in any bounce back and/or change in the momentum (back to UPpity) to get back to where the HODLers would prefer such momentum to be.
 


So for the sake of btc og needs to be way way way off his guesses.

Fuck Og.
 

Although it cou.d do exactly what he thinks and cycles could repeat like a yo yo which means I will have a chance to sell over 100k and likely leave my exposure of 2btc and cahs out.

Yeah, but you sound like you are about to do a mindrust. Perhaps if the BTC price drops to the lower $50ks, you will end up selling most if not all of what you got.. but maybe  you will just hang onto the 0.0105 so that you would still have it in 2062 if you were to be able to live so long and not be tempted to sell that coin at some other weak spot that you go through every 2-4 years.

So between now and 2062, if you were be able to keep kicking for that long, you are likely going to have at minimum another 9 more panic attacks.  Just saying.  and sure, it is possible that you might end up being correct within the context of one of those anticipated panic attacks.  Perhaps?  Perhaps?.. and at least the good thing would be that you would be able to make it all the way to 2062, yet the bad thing is that you might need to protect yourself from selling any of the 0.0105 BTC.

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Do tell, have you lost faith in Daddy corn?

Phil does not have staying power, which is likely part of the explanation for why he is at where he is at.

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If something drops 11% and then it goes back up 11.5%, then it is not going to be back to where it was... since it would probably have to go up 23% to get back to where it was.

Think about a 50% drop.  If something drops 50%, then in order to get back to where it was, it has to go  up 100%.  If it ONLY goes up 50%, then it would have had ONLY made it half way to where it had been.

[...]

Your numbers work for a 50% drop --> 100% up, but not for an 11% drop --> 23% up...

If v is the value (that should remain constant), d% is the 'percent drop' and u% is the 'percent up', then math & science tells us this:

Require that v = v * (1 - d% / 100) * (1 + u% / 100). Then

(1 - d% / 100) * (1 + u% / 100) = 1 =>
1 + u% / 100 = 1 / (1 - d% / 100) =>
u% / 100 = 1 / (1 - d% / 100) - 1 =>
u% = 100 / (1 - d% / 100) - 100

For a 50% drop (d% = 50) we need a u% = 100 / (1 - 50 / 100) - 100 = 100 (100% up)

For an 11% drop (d% = 11) we need a u% = 100 / (1 - 11 / 100) - 100 = 12.36 (12.36% up)

So, both 11.5% and 23% are wrong, but 11.5% is much closer to 12.36% than 23%.
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If something drops 11% and then it goes back up 11.5%, then it is not going to be back to where it was... since it would probably have to go up 23% to get back to where it was.

Think about a 50% drop.  If something drops 50%, then in order to get back to where it was, it has to go  up 100%.  If it ONLY goes up 50%, then it would have had ONLY made it half way to where it had been.
[...]
Your numbers work for a 50% drop --> 100% up, but not for an 11% drop --> 23% up...
If v is the value (that should remain constant), d% is the 'percent drop' and u% is the 'percent up', then math & science tells us this:

Require that v = v * (1 - d% / 100) * (1 + u% / 100). Then

(1 - d% / 100) * (1 + u% / 100) = 1 =>
1 + u% / 100 = 1 / (1 - d% / 100) =>
u% / 100 = 1 / (1 - d% / 100) - 1 =>
u% = 100 / (1 - d% / 100) - 100
For a 50% drop (d% = 50) we need a u% = 100 / (1 - 50 / 100) - 100 = 100 (100% up)

For an 11% drop (d% = 11) we need a u% = 100 / (1 - 11 / 100) - 100 = 12.36 (12.36% up)
So, both 11.5% and 23% are wrong, but 11.5% is much closer to 12.36% than 23%.

I knew that you were too smart for me.

We are going to have to break up.   Tongue

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If something drops 11% and then it goes back up 11.5%, then it is not going to be back to where it was... since it would probably have to go up 23% to get back to where it was.

Think about a 50% drop.  If something drops 50%, then in order to get back to where it was, it has to go  up 100%.  If it ONLY goes up 50%, then it would have had ONLY made it half way to where it had been.
[...]
Your numbers work for a 50% drop --> 100% up, but not for an 11% drop --> 23% up...
If v is the value (that should remain constant), d% is the 'percent drop' and u% is the 'percent up', then math & science tells us this:

Require that v = v * (1 - d% / 100) * (1 + u% / 100). Then

(1 - d% / 100) * (1 + u% / 100) = 1 =>
1 + u% / 100 = 1 / (1 - d% / 100) =>
u% / 100 = 1 / (1 - d% / 100) - 1 =>
u% = 100 / (1 - d% / 100) - 100
For a 50% drop (d% = 50) we need a u% = 100 / (1 - 50 / 100) - 100 = 100 (100% up)

For an 11% drop (d% = 11) we need a u% = 100 / (1 - 11 / 100) - 100 = 12.36 (12.36% up)
So, both 11.5% and 23% are wrong, but 11.5% is much closer to 12.36% than 23%.

I knew that you were too smart for me.

We are going to have to break up.   Tongue

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I think if we ever ever ever ever go back up to 100k I will cash out .
I understand nothing is certain but I think When is better than using If. If just shows you doubt we seeeing $100K.
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So for the sake of btc og needs to be way way way off his guesses.

I like that you think I’m guessing. However, as I’ve stated before, I don’t make guesses. I just tell you what is going to happen.
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Where's that dip to $50k I was promised?  Angry
I can buy your Bitcoin at that price right now Smiley

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I think if we ever ever ever ever go back up to 100k I will cash out .
I understand nothing is certain but I think When is better than using If. If just shows you doubt we seeeing $100K.
Bitcoin is all about if, (meaning speculating). Am not sure if anyone here is certain about Bitcoin price, however,the person who said if the of BTC gets up to $100k he will cash out is a good business man because BTC price is not certain or fixed. $100k is huge and probably he has checked how much he bought the BTC and if he cashed out he will make some profit
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