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

[ssmc2]

Wake me when were above 450 again

[BlindMayorBitcorn]

@Meuh6879

Have you seen some of the slimy adverts on this forum?

[Meuh6879]

@Meuh6879
Have you seen some of the slimy adverts on this forum?

  no ... because, from the last minute, i always thinking that reddit is a serious forum.
so, i know now. 

[TERA]

The next 18 minutes are critical

[Meuh6879]

[ChartBuddy]

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[LFC_Bitcoin]

its the christmas choochoo

Start the engines gentlemen - it's going to be one hell of a ride.

[WoJJ78]

Charts are looking better now overall, I'm a happy man 

[spooderman]

I feel so weird finding myself as the only one who thinks it was even worse than the prequels...

Well, I have to disagree with you for now then. But we watched the originals last week at home and will probably watch the prequels in the coming week or two so it will be interesting to compare.

Do bear in mind that I am making some allowances for the fact that when I saw the originals, I was in single digits age-wise.

hahahahahaha

Now you are double digits or triple digits?  age wise?

"nobody believes the triple digit lie anymore" - blitz

[ssmc2]

Get ready...

[sAt0sHiFanClub]

Owners of Bit-Coin unveil their solution to effectively persuade all butters to use their more expensive and cumbersome vaporware product

The Professor finally has the last laugh. 

He got this right:

What the LN guys are trying to do is to invent banking as it might have been first imagined 4000 years ago

ha! 

[ChartBuddy]

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[suda123]

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well this is scary 444 lol

[TERA]

If Robinhood tax passes, it'll result in less tax revenue and btc will go sub 200 because it's mostly held up by traders riding the choo choo train, plus the rest of the economy would be dropping around it.

Robinhood tax : 0,01%
Exchange (Fiat to BTC, 1 way) tax : 0,23%
Bitcoin tax : free

Robinhood tax solve nothing ... because gov. have no law to follow the rabbit (of financial bankster system).





That's why gov. focus on Bitcoin.
And they will fail hard for doing this ...
Like they fail VERY hard with all P2P services.

The Robin hood tax is 0.1% in what I read,  not 0.01%. I actually read something whare a stock trade could be up to 0.5%

[TERA]

Shorted

good luck with that short.


You know I find it a bit curious that some posters will assert that they took some BTC position without really providing too many specifics.

Shorted could mean a whole hell-a-va lot depending on the totality of a person's holdings (whether BTC or other holdings), and I recall that in the past, you Tera, have disclosed that from time to time you have been utilizing leveraged trading (or is it called "margin" trading) on Bitfinex.  In any event, no matter where or how you employ such shorting, there are a lot of ways to carry out "shorting."

Personally, I do get a sense that we could experience some short-term downward price momentum because of relatively low trade volume in the past several days... like as if we may be being set up for a downward push in prices, but on the other hand there could be a set up for an upward push in BTC prices.

In my current thinking, even as there seems to be a little bit of an upward push to $444, is that in the short term - a 60% chance that we be going down from here and 40% that we be going up from here.  In other words, I am approximating the proportions of my betting according to my view of probabilities (not just one or another because it is not that clear to me, at the moment).

Just means I'm in a short term downwards trade and am utilizing leverage in order to keep less coins on the exchange.  Not truly short.  Also it helps me to visualize exactly how much I'm 'down' right now versus if I didn't trade,  so I'm not thinking in terms of how much fiat I have and I'm more likely to cut my losses appropriately.

[BlindMayorBitcorn]

Owners of Bit-Coin unveil their solution to effectively persuade all butters to use their more expensive and cumbersome vaporware product

The Professor finally has the last laugh. 

He got this right:

What the LN guys are trying to do is to invent banking as it might have been first imagined 4000 years ago

ha! 

I have to admit to being fully and completely disillusioned by this. 

[Meuh6879]

The Robin hood tax is 0.1% in what I read,  not 0.01%. I actually read something whare a stock trade could be up to 0.5%

http://robinhoodtax.org.uk/ (movie on below)

0,05 %

[TERA]

The Robin hood tax is 0.1% in what I read,  not 0.01%. I actually read something whare a stock trade could be up to 0.5%

http://robinhoodtax.org.uk/ (movie on below)

0,05 %

I'm referring to the one by Bernie Sanders in the US

[BlindMayorBitcorn]

Are all LN transactions publicly queryable like blockchain transactions are?

theymos [score hidden] 3 hours ago

No.

So, if I spend coins immediately, I likely won't even be on the blockchain? There will be no longterm public record of me controlling the bitcoin at all? I assume the wallet that sent me coins would have a record of that, and the party I sent them to would see they came from me, just not publicly available.

[sAt0sHiFanClub]

Owners of Bit-Coin unveil their solution to effectively persuade all butters to use their more expensive and cumbersome vaporware product

The Professor finally has the last laugh. 

He got this right:

What the LN guys are trying to do is to invent banking as it might have been first imagined 4000 years ago

ha! 

I have to admit to being fully and completely disillusioned by this. 

Or it could stiffen your resolve to not allow bitcoin be hijacked like this.   

The so-called 'core' dev team is coming up with ever more ludicrously convoluted solutions to problems we dont yet have, while vehemently denying a problem that we do have which can be solved with a change to a single #define in the code.  Its getting a bit scary.