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

[Meuh6879]

Scully handle this ... my friend.

[JorgeStolfi]

Bitcoin ceo huh?

The CEO of Bitcoin is a VERY discrete person.  So discrete that its very existence is known only to a handful of people in a certain powerful agency, whose existence too is a well-guarded secret.

But we can infer that he exists.  Otherwise, who would have signed Satoshi Nakamoto's contract?

[BlindMayorBitcorn]

Bitcoin ceo huh?

The CEO of Bitcoin is a VERY discrete person.  So discrete that its very existence is known only to a handful of people in a certain powerful agency, whose existence too is a well-guarded secret.

But we can infer that he exists.  Otherwise, who whould have signed Satoshi Nakamoto's contract?

Has he frozen those ISIS coins yet?

[WeltMaster]

euuugghhh this is bad good pretty bad

[ChartBuddy]

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[ChartBuddy]

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[JorgeStolfi]

Speaking of Satoshi, do you guys think that he may be one of the Elders of the Internet?

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[owlcatz]

Speaking of Satoshi, do you guys think that he may be one of the Elders of the Internet?

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No.

[noobtrader]

Speaking of Satoshi, do you guys think that he may be one of the Elders of the Internet?

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i always thought that you were satoshi... at least one of the satoshis

[BlindMayorBitcorn]

Circle, Bitreserve, and BitPay are turning their backs on bitcoin

They say they are interested in the blockchain technology, but it doesn't work without tokens.

Permissioned blockchains. They'll have tokens of their own.

They don't need tokens.  The bitcoin network needs tokens in order to pay the miners, who are anonymous and scattered all over the world.  In a "permissioned ledger" (i.e., a distributed mirrored decentralized tamper-resistant database for a closed set of non-anonymous, legally bound entities), transaction processing would be done by the member entities, for whom the service would be compensation enough; and/or by external contractors, who would get paid in dollars through banks, the old-fashioned way.

Thus a "permissioned ledger" does not need tokens or proof-of-work.  It remaisn to be seen whether it will have a use for any of the other distinctive features of the Bitcoin protocol.

Some kind of POS then?

[adaseb]

Another trade opportunity.

I covered half and holding the rest and will see what will happen.

[ChartBuddy]

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[Rallye]

Does anyone here ever actually talk about the price movement? 

[adamstgBit]

it went down but were going up

[marcus_of_augustus]

Does anyone here ever actually talk about the price movement? 

... has there been any price movement?

[ChartBuddy]

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[chesthing]

Does anyone here ever actually talk about the price movement? 

Hard truth: Nobody here knows anything more than you. Charts are a waste of time.

[adamstgBit]

Another trade opportunity.

I covered half and holding the rest and will see what will happen.

Hard truth: Nobody here knows anything more than you. Charts are a waste of time.

Hard truth you need to know who to read chart b4 you start trading bitcoin.

[Richy_T]

[chesthing]

Another trade opportunity.

I covered half and holding the rest and will see what will happen.

Hard truth: Nobody here knows anything more than you. Charts are a waste of time.

Hard truth you need to know who to read chart b4 you start trading bitcoin.

Nah, I'm pretty sure you and your charts aren't any better off than some bum off the street who never heard of btc - but if it makes you feel better keep analyzing.