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

[adamstgBit]

so much for quiting bitcointalk.org
i just love the controversy too much!

[JayJuanGee]

so much for quiting bitcointalk.org
i just love the controversy too much!

it would be better if you didn't quit...

I mean who the fuck cares about the admins/mods... they are not really stopping you from saying what you want... except maybe when you get too much into direct attacks on them and their moderation...


And, it could be that if you step away from the keyboard for a little while, then come back after a vacation... hahahahahha...  Easier said than done...    I have at least three computers of the bitcoin prices running on an ongoing daily basis in various parts of my set up in order that I can monitor bitcoin prices and discussions from almost any angle and at any time that I want.. and then my phones as well.. so it remains really difficult to truly get away from bitcoin monitoring for more than a day or so......

just gotta get chartbuddy back.. or chartfriend, and the thread will be back in business... and ready to say fuck you to the banks.... well maybe not that much, but something in that neighborhood.

[adamstgBit]

so much for quiting bitcointalk.org
i just love the controversy too much!

it would be better if you didn't quit...

I mean who the fuck cares about the admins/mods... they are not really stopping you from saying what you want... except maybe when you get too much into direct attacks on them and their moderation...


And, it could be that if you step away from the keyboard for a little while, then come back after a vacation... hahahahahha...  Easier said than done...    I have at least three computers of the bitcoin prices running on an ongoing daily basis in various parts of my set up in order that I can monitor bitcoin prices and discussions from almost any angle and at any time that I want.. and then my phones as well.. so it remains really difficult to truly get away from bitcoin monitoring for more than a day or so......

just gotta get chartbuddy back.. or chartfriend, and the thread will be back in business... and ready to say fuck you to the banks.... well maybe not that much, but something in that neighborhood.

I still think that we should get away from BTC for the simple fact that the admin has been known to censor discussion.
you can't say he didnt, we have quotes of him saying talking about how censoring XT discussions will help kill BitcoinXT.
but it still the biggest forum.... and lot of poeple here have conflicting views, its nice to get to throw poop back and forth.

i get a totally different feeling when i'm on the other forum https://bitco.in/forum/
its more ?peaceful?, and the poeple are all like minded.
it kinda feel like bitcointalk.org the early days miunes the trolls
its cool too.

[JayJuanGee]

so much for quiting bitcointalk.org
i just love the controversy too much!

it would be better if you didn't quit...

I mean who the fuck cares about the admins/mods... they are not really stopping you from saying what you want... except maybe when you get too much into direct attacks on them and their moderation...


And, it could be that if you step away from the keyboard for a little while, then come back after a vacation... hahahahahha...  Easier said than done...    I have at least three computers of the bitcoin prices running on an ongoing daily basis in various parts of my set up in order that I can monitor bitcoin prices and discussions from almost any angle and at any time that I want.. and then my phones as well.. so it remains really difficult to truly get away from bitcoin monitoring for more than a day or so......

just gotta get chartbuddy back.. or chartfriend, and the thread will be back in business... and ready to say fuck you to the banks.... well maybe not that much, but something in that neighborhood.

I still think that we should get away from BTC for the simple fact that the admin has been known to censor discussion.
you can't say he didnt, we have quotes of him saying talking about how censoring XT discussions will help kill BitcoinXT.
but it still the biggest forum.... and lot of poeple here have conflicting views, its nice to get to throw poop back and forth.

i get a totally different feeling when i'm on the other forum https://bitco.in/forum/
its more ?peaceful?, and the poeple are all like minded.
it kinda feel like bitcointalk.org the early days miunes the trolls
its cool too.

I've seen hundreds of posts about XT and classic in this thread, and it is not even the right thread for such... I mean , surely, you could argue that it relates to price some how, but really it is quite a tangent...

I've also seen a lot of threads in this forum that discuss XT and classic, but I don't participate in those threads because I already feel overwhelmed in this thread with that blocksize/governance/hardfork topic that does not really interest me, but I am forced into discussing it, over and over and over and over again.  

Personally, I would rather discuss the BTC price movement and the walls etc directly... but whatever, posters here divert into all kinds of wild and non-topical discussions of the world... and we can just scroll over those, I suppose.

And, really, you haven't answered the most important question about when are we gonna get some beers.....

I mean if you can last a few more months in this forum without getting yourself banned, then that achievement may be worth a few beers, don't you think?    

[jbreher]

...about the admins/mods... they are not really stopping you from saying what you want... except maybe when you get too much into direct attacks on them and their moderation...

You really do live in a rose-colored bubble, don't you?





Well, other than your BTC price speculations, of course, which seem fairly moderated.*










* (see what I did there?)

[Chef Ramsay]

ETH is in regression mode, sell and gtfo once and for all. H&S is complete and going south. Bring your profs back to BTC.

[JayJuanGee]

...about the admins/mods... they are not really stopping you from saying what you want... except maybe when you get too much into direct attacks on them and their moderation...

You really do live in a rose-colored bubble, don't you?

Not any more than the next guy.   hahahahaha... thanks for the prompt.  I really wanted an opportunity to use that statement.

Well, other than your BTC price speculations, of course, which seem fairly moderated.*

Well, thank you for that.

* (see what I did there?)

you made spaces in your post to separate subjects?   

[alesx.onfire]

no more rage?

[QuestionAuthority]

so much for quiting bitcointalk.org
i just love the controversy too much!

I didn't believe you'd really leave. You can't really trust that other forum anyway. It's run by cypherdoc.

[Denker]

So we are moving sideways since almost 3 weeks.
When will SegWit be rolled out again?April?
Hope this will help to push up the price a bit.

[Patel]

so much for quiting bitcointalk.org
i just love the controversy too much!

I didn't believe you'd really leave. You can't really trust that other forum anyway. It's run by cypherdoc.

Not even that, but literally everything there is anti-core, anti-blockstream.

Gets annoying/repetitive after a while.

[bargainbin]

so much for quiting bitcointalk.org
i just love the controversy too much!

I didn't believe you'd really leave. You can't really trust that other forum anyway. It's run by cypherdoc.

If you're not getting deleted/banned, what is it you feel requires trust? I never had a post deleted there, have you?
Trust is needed only when a forum takes on the burden of censorship; only then does stuff like trust & impartiality come into play.

... Not even that, but literally everything there is anti-core, anti-blockstream.

Gets annoying/repetitive after a while.

It does, but consider how the users ended up on that forum.
People joined bitcointalk because they were interested in Bitcoin.
They joined bitco.in/forum because they were censored, or booted from, bitcointalk. Mostly due to their support of [that which must be unspoken].

[billyjoeallen]

A lower high this week in all major markets except BTC-e (just barely). Now we wait to see if we also have a lower low this weekend.  I would think that it wouldn't only be safe to sell now, but a damn good opportunity. Of course I already sold all I am prepared to sell, so if enough people are like me, we'll go up instead.  

I just saw the movie The Big Short. It captured very well the agony of waiting for an upside down market position to pay off. Markets can stay irrrational longer than you can often stay solvent. I remain very bearish on the long-term viability of Bitcoin due to problems with governance, scaling and mining concentration. That, however, mean little with regards to short and medium term market direction.

[QuestionAuthority]

so much for quiting bitcointalk.org
i just love the controversy too much!

I didn't believe you'd really leave. You can't really trust that other forum anyway. It's run by cypherdoc.

If you're not getting deleted/banned, what is it you feel requires trust? I never had a post deleted there, have you?
Trust is needed only when a forum takes on the burden of censorship; only then does stuff like trust & impartiality come into play.

... Not even that, but literally everything there is anti-core, anti-blockstream.

Gets annoying/repetitive after a while.

It does, but consider how the users ended up on that forum.
People joined bitcointalk because they were interested in Bitcoin.
They joined bitco.in/forum because they were censored, or booted from, bitcointalk. Mostly due to their support of [that which must be unspoken].

Forums are businesses. They make money when they get large enough to charge for advertising and sponsorships. Would you use a totally uncensored forum owned by pirate@40, Josh Zerlan, or Mark Karpeles? Probably not because you wouldn't want to help them make any more money. It's more of a principal than a direct threat to the membership. Although, it would be possible for a forum operator to sell email address lists, passwords, contact info and make money that way. When you use a forum you need to trust the person running it unless you can register totally anonymous which I did here long ago. Sure, I used a throw away fake email to register over there but how many other people actually did that too?

[LFC_Bitcoin]

ETH is in regression mode, sell and gtfo once and for all. H&S is complete and going south. Bring your profs back to BTC.

It was always going to be a short term thing. There's nowhere near enough interest or support to sustain it no matter how many shills here try & convince people otherwise.

[bargainbin]

so much for quiting bitcointalk.org
i just love the controversy too much!

I didn't believe you'd really leave. You can't really trust that other forum anyway. It's run by cypherdoc.

If you're not getting deleted/banned, what is it you feel requires trust? I never had a post deleted there, have you?
Trust is needed only when a forum takes on the burden of censorship; only then does stuff like trust & impartiality come into play.

... Not even that, but literally everything there is anti-core, anti-blockstream.

Gets annoying/repetitive after a while.

It does, but consider how the users ended up on that forum.
People joined bitcointalk because they were interested in Bitcoin.
They joined bitco.in/forum because they were censored, or booted from, bitcointalk. Mostly due to their support of [that which must be unspoken].

Forums are businesses. They make money when they get large enough to charge for advertising and sponsorships. Would you use a totally uncensored forum owned by pirate@40, Josh Zerlan, or Mark Karpeles? Probably not because you wouldn't want to help them make any more money. It's more of a principal than a direct threat to the membership. Although, it would be possible for a forum operator to sell email address lists, passwords, contact info and make money that way. When you use a forum you need to trust the person running it unless you can register totally anonymous which I did here long ago. Sure, I used a throw away fake email to register over there but how many other people actually did that too?

>Forums are businesses.
Well see, that's a part of it. Thermos has collected *donations* to run this forum, and, once BTC appreciated & those donations became, roughly, $2.5 million US, he either laundered them through some shell co. going by Slackage or Slickage, or is irredeemably stupid. As in thinking that writing forum software from scratch is a really good idea. And that sending $100,000 a month to a d00d going by Wangbus, without a noncompletion clause or even a fucking contract, is the smartest way of going about it & would result in anything but what it fucking DID result in: No working forum software & running a version of SMF 7 years out of date.

So. Businesses don't typically ask for donations and then proceed to snag them, or, at best, piss them away.
Now where were we?

[SimplyRouge2]

Hello, I was wondering if anyone could provide some of the sources used for tracking information and news that would affect bitcoin prices.  Thanks in advance!

[0x221f]

Hello, I was wondering if anyone could provide some of the sources used for tracking information and news that would affect bitcoin prices.  Thanks in advance!

How about an electrocardiogram of a dead man?

[BlindMayorBitcorn]

Hello, I was wondering if anyone could provide some of the sources used for tracking information and news that would affect bitcoin prices.  Thanks in advance!

How about an electrocardiogram of a dead man?

Overcoming depression: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZ4AT43BWow

"Can it always get worse?"

[iCEBREAKER]

so much for quiting bitcointalk.org
i just love the controversy too much!

I didn't believe you'd really leave. You can't really trust that other forum anyway. It's run by cypherdoc.

Not even that, but literally everything there is anti-core, anti-blockstream.

Gets annoying/repetitive after a while.

To me, the Frap.doc forum's knee-jerk anti-CoreStream grumbling only becomes more hilarious as time goes on.

It leads them to ridiculous positions like being anti-CLTV, anti-RBF, and anti-SEGWIT.

Now they want to stop segwit from bumping the tps, after spending the last year moaning about how "we neeeed a tps bump RIGHT FUCKING MEOW, or Bitcoin will surely die alone and unloved like an old cat lady."   

And then there's the endless process of failed vanity fork bikeshedding, from XT to Unlimited and now to Satoshi's Altcoin.

That deranged ant farm never gets old.  They're always agitated and scurrying around looking for something to bite or sting.   

The frequent pouty meltdowns and whiny rage-quits are priceless.  It's very entertaining when they finally realize they have no power over Bitcoin, and can do nothing to change that fact no matter how much noise they make.

The Gavinistas are so self-righteous and determined, yet so ineffective.  That makes for a perfect comedy of errors!   

They could simply do an honest self-assessment, admit failing because they don't understand how Bitcoin works, and come back.

But that would entail admissions of error on their part and of correctness regarding Core/Blockstream/Theymos, so it won't happen, and we get to enjoy sweet LOLcow products until the last one suffers their inevitable Hearnia.