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Good morning Bitcoinland, slept in a little today.
Still stuck pretty much where we've been for 2 weeks... currently $739 on Bitcoinaverage.
Understandably, conversation around here sounds like a bunch of bored people, a little rehashing of the block-size debate, mixed with random bullish enthusiasm and bearish trolling.
I'll be happier to get back to quadruple digits Canadian (currently $994CAD) but if I have to wait a little longer I won't lose any sleep over it.
November is almost over and it's looking like it'll end up where it began. Ho freaking hum.
I think you forgot the post apocalyptic/post state era talkings.  I have to admit I've never thought about that. Time to properly mix some coins here.....
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Temp_JayJuanGee
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November 29, 2016, 07:01:27 PM |
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Increasing blocks will be much smoother when the community, dev, miners are on the same side.
What side? The side that wants to keep the 1 MB blocksize limit? You're saying we should all agree to that in order to remove that limit? What twisted logic is used here? It seems likely that we can see that the premise of a discussion everyone being on the same page is a bit off base, and the foundation of bitcoin's set up or governance is not really needing folks to be on the same page.. , so if they are not largely on the same page, then the status quo continues.. and if there are enough of them on the same page seg wit goes forward and if there are enough of them that believe that a blocksize limit increase is a good idea, then that goes forward. It can take a long time to play out to get from discussion of a topic, creation of code, testing and vetting the code and then getting a considerable amount of agreement (consensus level) on it's activation. Surely, seg wit is much further along the road towards consensus than any blocksize limit increase... and sure, there could be simultaneous proposals or seg wit could get pulled and revised if that course of action seems more likely to achieve consensus.. but at the moment seg wit is on the table, and those who are working towards blocking it don't have feasible code that has gone through the vetting process. It is pie in the sky to work on a premise that all folks are going to substantially agree - but it is not pie in the sky to recognize that some proposals are further along in the process and have better chances to survive than others. Even though there are a lot of naysayers regarding seg wit, seg wit seems to have really decent chances of getting activated in the year's time that it is on the table (or alternatively some close version with agreeable tweaks). It would not be the end of the world or even close to the end of the world if bitcoin does not achieve consensus on any of the proposed changes in the coming years. Bitcoin is still going to serve quite well, even though getting closer and closer to activating seg wit would probably be very bullish for bitcoin's prices, because it seems to be a very good next step....
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PoolMinor
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November 29, 2016, 09:49:36 PM |
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Once we get passed the mid $800's, the most likely price range would end up in the $3k to $5k territory, and then likely we would have a correction of some sort.
Seriously? Are you even trying to make sense anymore? Once we get over the $850 hump Bitcoin cannot be stopped and boom instantly 3k-5k, is this what you are trying to say?
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Temp_JayJuanGee
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November 29, 2016, 10:41:49 PM |
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Once we get passed the mid $800's, the most likely price range would end up in the $3k to $5k territory, and then likely we would have a correction of some sort.
Seriously? Are you even trying to make sense anymore? Once we get over the $850 hump Bitcoin cannot be stopped and boom instantly 3k-5k, is this what you are trying to say? If you are summarizing what I said in ways other than what I said, then I said what I am trying to say. On the other hand, if you are asking me to clarify or to go into more detail, then sure, I am stating my opinion based on a variety of factors, probabilities, known unknowns and unknown unknowns. And yes, more or less what I am saying, at this time, is that there is likely to be decent BTC price momentum at the point of getting passed the mid $800s... not 100% but decent likelihood. I am not saying that anything is certain, but I am saying that it makes less sense, to me, when posters are asserting theories at this particular time and based on probabilities and various knowns and unknowns about BTC price sticking points that are seeming to be less logical than my own.. hahahahaha... , especially if in our current price point, they are asserting BTC price sticking points in the $900 to $2000 range without providing some kind of explanation or context.. .. and therefore, $2,400 also makes little sense to me, if there is not some kind of context that would justify such an explanation (as I had attempted to provide in my earlier post on the topic). So, to repeat, my view is not set in stone, and after matters unravel, they can begin to unravel in ways that cause my own theory to no longer make sense because matters may unravel in ways that change the theory and probabilities.. In other words, I have my theories, at this point, that I will revise under changing circumstances and as justified by the happening knowns, known unknowns and unknown unknowns.. and known unknowns are more probable to take place than unknown unknowns, and unknown unknowns can throw monkey wrenches in the tentative theories. So, yeah, seriously, there are various working ideas that help to plan - even though there is justification that all of the eggs would NOT be put into that basket.
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PoolMinor
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November 29, 2016, 10:54:26 PM |
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If you are summarizing what I said in ways other than what I said, then I said what I am trying to say. On the other hand, if you are asking me to clarify or to go into more detail, then sure, I am stating my opinion based on a variety of factors, probabilities, known unknowns and unknown unknowns. And yes, more or less what I am saying, at this time, is that there is likely to be decent BTC price momentum at the point of getting passed the mid $800s... not 100% but decent likelihood.
I am not saying that anything is certain, but I am saying that it makes less sense, to me, when posters are asserting theories at this particular time and based on probabilities and various knowns and unknowns about BTC price sticking points that are seeming to be less logical than my own.. hahahahaha... , especially if in our current price point, they are asserting BTC price sticking points in the $900 to $2000 range without providing some kind of explanation or context.. .. and therefore, $2,400 also makes little sense to me, if there is not some kind of context that would justify such an explanation (as I had attempted to provide in my earlier post on the topic).
So, to repeat, my view is not set in stone, and after matters unravel, they can begin to unravel in ways that cause my own theory to no longer make sense because matters may unravel in ways that change the theory and probabilities..
In other words, I have my theories, at this point, that I will revise under changing circumstances and as justified by the happening knowns, known unknowns and unknown unknowns.. and known unknowns are more probable to take place than unknown unknowns, and unknown unknowns can throw monkey wrenches in the tentative theories. So, yeah, seriously, there are various working ideas that help to plan - even though there is justification that all of the eggs would NOT be put into that basket.
Sure is a lot of words, when you could have simply stated "no."
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November 30, 2016, 12:40:27 AM Last edit: November 30, 2016, 12:52:49 AM by savetherainforest |
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Well... this looks nice... Now what remains is... wait for it... wait for it... wait... for... BTCit... 
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November 30, 2016, 12:52:52 AM |
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We are good at waiting 
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November 30, 2016, 01:31:23 AM |
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We may wait forever and become rich cent by cent with daytrading
No need to worry and rise any time soon
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Temp_JayJuanGee
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November 30, 2016, 02:33:51 AM |
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If you are summarizing what I said in ways other than what I said, then I said what I am trying to say. On the other hand, if you are asking me to clarify or to go into more detail, then sure, I am stating my opinion based on a variety of factors, probabilities, known unknowns and unknown unknowns. And yes, more or less what I am saying, at this time, is that there is likely to be decent BTC price momentum at the point of getting passed the mid $800s... not 100% but decent likelihood.
I am not saying that anything is certain, but I am saying that it makes less sense, to me, when posters are asserting theories at this particular time and based on probabilities and various knowns and unknowns about BTC price sticking points that are seeming to be less logical than my own.. hahahahaha... , especially if in our current price point, they are asserting BTC price sticking points in the $900 to $2000 range without providing some kind of explanation or context.. .. and therefore, $2,400 also makes little sense to me, if there is not some kind of context that would justify such an explanation (as I had attempted to provide in my earlier post on the topic).
So, to repeat, my view is not set in stone, and after matters unravel, they can begin to unravel in ways that cause my own theory to no longer make sense because matters may unravel in ways that change the theory and probabilities..
In other words, I have my theories, at this point, that I will revise under changing circumstances and as justified by the happening knowns, known unknowns and unknown unknowns.. and known unknowns are more probable to take place than unknown unknowns, and unknown unknowns can throw monkey wrenches in the tentative theories. So, yeah, seriously, there are various working ideas that help to plan - even though there is justification that all of the eggs would NOT be put into that basket.
Sure is a lot of words, when you could have simply stated "no." I used as many words as I decided was adequate to respond to the issue.
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November 30, 2016, 02:37:43 AM |
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If you are summarizing what I said in ways other than what I said, then I said what I am trying to say. On the other hand, if you are asking me to clarify or to go into more detail, then sure, I am stating my opinion based on a variety of factors, probabilities, known unknowns and unknown unknowns. And yes, more or less what I am saying, at this time, is that there is likely to be decent BTC price momentum at the point of getting passed the mid $800s... not 100% but decent likelihood.
I am not saying that anything is certain, but I am saying that it makes less sense, to me, when posters are asserting theories at this particular time and based on probabilities and various knowns and unknowns about BTC price sticking points that are seeming to be less logical than my own.. hahahahaha... , especially if in our current price point, they are asserting BTC price sticking points in the $900 to $2000 range without providing some kind of explanation or context.. .. and therefore, $2,400 also makes little sense to me, if there is not some kind of context that would justify such an explanation (as I had attempted to provide in my earlier post on the topic).
So, to repeat, my view is not set in stone, and after matters unravel, they can begin to unravel in ways that cause my own theory to no longer make sense because matters may unravel in ways that change the theory and probabilities..
In other words, I have my theories, at this point, that I will revise under changing circumstances and as justified by the happening knowns, known unknowns and unknown unknowns.. and known unknowns are more probable to take place than unknown unknowns, and unknown unknowns can throw monkey wrenches in the tentative theories. So, yeah, seriously, there are various working ideas that help to plan - even though there is justification that all of the eggs would NOT be put into that basket.
Sure is a lot of words, when you could have simply stated "no." I used as many words as I decided was adequate to respond to the issue. Heheh. If you just said 'nuanced no', that would do it. But then we'd feel like we were cheated. 
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Temp_JayJuanGee
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November 30, 2016, 03:08:19 AM |
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If you are summarizing what I said in ways other than what I said, then I said what I am trying to say. On the other hand, if you are asking me to clarify or to go into more detail, then sure, I am stating my opinion based on a variety of factors, probabilities, known unknowns and unknown unknowns. And yes, more or less what I am saying, at this time, is that there is likely to be decent BTC price momentum at the point of getting passed the mid $800s... not 100% but decent likelihood.
I am not saying that anything is certain, but I am saying that it makes less sense, to me, when posters are asserting theories at this particular time and based on probabilities and various knowns and unknowns about BTC price sticking points that are seeming to be less logical than my own.. hahahahaha... , especially if in our current price point, they are asserting BTC price sticking points in the $900 to $2000 range without providing some kind of explanation or context.. .. and therefore, $2,400 also makes little sense to me, if there is not some kind of context that would justify such an explanation (as I had attempted to provide in my earlier post on the topic).
So, to repeat, my view is not set in stone, and after matters unravel, they can begin to unravel in ways that cause my own theory to no longer make sense because matters may unravel in ways that change the theory and probabilities..
In other words, I have my theories, at this point, that I will revise under changing circumstances and as justified by the happening knowns, known unknowns and unknown unknowns.. and known unknowns are more probable to take place than unknown unknowns, and unknown unknowns can throw monkey wrenches in the tentative theories. So, yeah, seriously, there are various working ideas that help to plan - even though there is justification that all of the eggs would NOT be put into that basket.
Sure is a lot of words, when you could have simply stated "no." I used as many words as I decided was adequate to respond to the issue. Heheh. If you just said 'nuanced no', that would do it. But then we'd feel like we were cheated.  I don't think so. The more I think about it, the more I conclude that every single word that I used was completely and absolutely necessary.
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Paashaas
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November 30, 2016, 03:30:30 AM |
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id like to remind everyone that
SegWit is great for Bitcoin. It brings more transaction throughput, fixes malleability, defrags the UTXO set, makes hardware wallets more secure and most importantly, it enables Lightning which will bring instant low cost Bitcoin transactions to the world. The team at BTCC have been working hard at making their exchange and mining pool services SegWit ready, and everyone else should do the same.
You are correct but people are forgetting one major thing; Bitcoin cannot go mainstream with just bigger blocks. You need something like 1gig blocks to make a shot for it, the internet cant even handle that. Hardforking from 1mb all the way up to 1gig is just a no-go zone, Lightning will fulfill that job because you really want to have high capacity when ''monkey see monkey do'' situation arrives. This is correct, but: why stop natural growth at 1 MB? It's not like we'll be at 1 MB for 10 years and then BOOOOM, we scale to global level overnight. There is nothing wrong with bigger blocks, but we need extra layers to make Bitcoin mainstream. I agree. Increasing blocks will be much smoother when the community, dev, miners are on the same side.
What side? The side that wants to keep the 1 MB blocksize limit? You're saying we should all agree to that in order to remove that limit? What twisted logic is used here? You are right, i'm starting to get exhausted from this block-size debate i'll leave it for what it is for now.
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November 30, 2016, 05:10:54 AM |
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Just 'cause you incessantly do this to others... Once we get passed the mid $800's, the most likely price range would end up in the $3k to $5k territory
^^^ show your work.
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November 30, 2016, 05:16:23 AM |
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at the moment seg wit is on the table, and those who are working towards [other solutions] don't have feasible code that has gone through the vetting process.
Well, no. BU has been running on the main chain several times longer than has The SegWit Omnibus Changeset.
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November 30, 2016, 05:42:52 AM |
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at the moment seg wit is on the table, and those who are working towards [other solutions] don't have feasible code that has gone through the vetting process.
Well, no. BU has been running on the main chain several times longer than has The SegWit Omnibus Changeset. I repeat ... the BU code that's actually running on main net at the moment (and therefore being 'tested' on main net) is mostly the old 0.12 core code. None of the new block size related code is being exercised. Bugs in the old core stuff are most unlikely since it already ran for so long (and had it's bugs fixed way back when).
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November 30, 2016, 06:19:06 AM |
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We are good at waiting  I calculated that the peak of this bubble will be somewhere at 3400$ - 3800$ ... so 3.4k - 3.8k USD ... if they don't destroy the financial system before it will reach that point based on the actual value of the US dollar... and that meaning if they try to bury it in to the ground (the US dollar) ... we would probably see that 3.4k$ - 3.8k$ be 20-30x ... so that might be 70k$ - 90k$. Meaning... yes... I just said that... the dollar may be devalued between 2000% and 3000% ... And the sad sheeple muricans will become a 3rd world country owned partially by China! *edit: Venezuela 2.0!
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November 30, 2016, 07:09:32 AM |
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Mr Bear Dolphin is back on finex ? BTC618 ask @ $730 BTC618 is a wall for finex nowadays right?
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November 30, 2016, 07:14:04 AM |
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Mr Bear Dolphin is back on finex ? BTC618 ask @ $730 BTC618 is a wall for finex nowadays right?
*Poof* and it's gone. Well he moved it up to $735
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November 30, 2016, 07:15:13 AM |
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Mr Bear Dolphin is back on finex ? BTC618 ask @ $730 BTC618 is a wall for finex nowadays right?
I think it is mostly just uncertainty ... Who knows... this looks like it might blow today or 3 days from now... But from what I see.. China is pretty bored, so I guess they might blow it up today!
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November 30, 2016, 08:21:40 AM |
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Mr Bear Dolphin is back on finex ? BTC618 ask @ $730 BTC618 is a wall for finex nowadays right?
I think it is mostly just uncertainty ... Who knows... this looks like it might blow today or 3 days from now... But from what I see.. China is pretty bored, so I guess they might blow it up today!Speaking of the devil... The China wall is rising!!!  
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