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

[ivomm]

Let's sum up: Today many traders sold Bitcoin at 20% loss and bought BCH at 1400-1500$ and now are at 20% loss waiting for BCH to return (may be, but I doubt it). In the meantime Bitcoin is returning at least 10% of it's value, so their current loss is 50% compared if they only holded! Well done, you are now blessed by scammers like Rojer Ver! At least you learned the hard way the most important lesson: You may chase pumps and soon be broke, or you hodl Bitcoin and have some real profit!  

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[Last of the V8s]

[jojo69]

holy cow...Jimbo's gonna be pawning his bass and taking out a loan against next months pension to fish this dip

[podyx]

How much of the total hasing power(bitcoin+bch) does bitcoin cash have in percentage right now?

[oblox]

How much of the total hasing power(bitcoin+bch) does bitcoin cash have in percentage right now?

Too lazy to look yourself?

[podyx]

How much of the total hasing power(bitcoin+bch) does bitcoin cash have in percentage right now?

Too lazy to look yourself?

I don't know where to look.

[fabiorem]

Bottom may coincide with 3 day RSI under 50. It turns out that BCH is acting as a hedge for BTC and those who held on to their airdropped BCH are doing well. There is no guarantee BCH price will continue up though. Bitcoin will bottom out and recover.

A good time to sell BCH.

[Last of the V8s]

oh Tone now says tether is a scam after all. who knew?

[bones261]

How much of the total hasing power(bitcoin+bch) does bitcoin cash have in percentage right now?

Too lazy to look yourself?

I don't know where to look.

This will give you a good idea.
https://fork.lol/pow/hashrate

[jojo69]

This will give you a good idea.
https://fork.lol/pow/hashrate

LOL!!

Just for fun, the approximate total number of SHA256 hashes needed to produce the work: 211709503865364686003240960.
Protip: memorize this number to impress your friends and family, they love to hear about it. No joke!

[Hyperjacked]

This will give you a good idea.
https://fork.lol/pow/hashrate

LOL!!

Just for fun, the approximate total number of SHA256 hashes needed to produce the work: 211709503865364686003240960.
Protip: memorize this number to impress your friends and family, they love to hear about it. No joke!

FYI I just told my family and they could care less 

[Arriemoller]

You have to be joking?!? Paste the private key of your BTC stash into some internet site web form? This is insanity if you ask me.

Well, if you have a better answer to his question, please share. Otherwise you are just a whining nay sayer.

He had a legitimate concern that was addressed by subsequent posters. The part that was missing, and that should be bolded, is that you create a new wallet and move your coins over before sharing your private key(s). This way you do not risk any BTC.

You are absolutely right. But that was not the question.

If he was worried about other peoples safety, he could have worded that in a much more pleasant manner.

[Last of the V8s]

[sirazimuth]

This will give you a good idea.
https://fork.lol/pow/hashrate

LOL!!

Just for fun, the approximate total number of SHA256 hashes needed to produce the work: 211709503865364686003240960.
Protip: memorize this number to impress your friends and family, they love to hear about it. No joke!

FYI I just told my family and they could care less  

I myself have long and interesting conversations with all my friends and family
discussing at length the intricacies of the SHA256 algorithm  and the trillions of
hashes involved in the bitcoin blockchain funtioning.....

actually... no, I don't...

[bones261]

This will give you a good idea.
https://fork.lol/pow/hashrate

LOL!!

Just for fun, the approximate total number of SHA256 hashes needed to produce the work: 211709503865364686003240960.
Protip: memorize this number to impress your friends and family, they love to hear about it. No joke!

FYI I just told my family and they could care less 

I myself have long and interesting conversations with all my friends and family
discussing at length the intricacies of the SHA256 algorithm  and the trillions of
hashes involved in the bitcoin blockchain funtioning.....

actually... no I don't...

Yeah, that is quite the mouthfull. Most people that I know would be lost at the first syllable.
two hundred eleven septillion ,
seven hundred nine sextillion ,
five hundred three quintillion ,
eight hundred sixty five quadrillion ,
three hundred sixty four trillion ,
six hundred eighty six billion ,
three million ,
two hundred forty thousand ,
nine hundred sixty

[sirazimuth]

This will give you a good idea.
https://fork.lol/pow/hashrate

LOL!!

Just for fun, the approximate total number of SHA256 hashes needed to produce the work: 211709503865364686003240960.
Protip: memorize this number to impress your friends and family, they love to hear about it. No joke!

FYI I just told my family and they could care less  

I myself have long and interesting conversations with all my friends and family
discussing at length the intricacies of the SHA256 algorithm  and the trillions of
hashes involved in the bitcoin blockchain funtioning.....

actually... no I don't...

Yeah, that is quite the mouthfull. Most people that I know would be lost at the first syllable.
two hundred eleven septillion ,
seven hundred nine sextillion ,
five hundred three quintillion ,
eight hundred sixty five quadrillion ,
three hundred sixty four trillion ,
six hundred eighty six billion ,
three million ,
two hundred forty thousand ,
nine hundred sixty

wow, I'm impressed!
i thought there'd be a "gazillion" in there somewhere...

[itod]

You have to be joking?!? Paste the private key of your BTC stash into some internet site web form? This is insanity if you ask me.

Well, if you have a better answer to his question, please share. Otherwise you are just a whining nay sayer.

He had a legitimate concern that was addressed by subsequent posters. The part that was missing, and that should be bolded, is that you create a new wallet and move your coins over before sharing your private key(s). This way you do not risk any BTC.

You are absolutely right. But that was not the question.

If he was worried about other peoples safety, he could have worded that in a much more pleasant manner.

Apologies, wasn't meant to offend you. I'm just against private keys ever leaving ones machine. I'm bit suspicious even about wallets that claim private keys never leaving smartphone like Blockchain.info's wallet. Reasoning is that smartphones may not be protected as decently secured desktop. In BCH case I've decided to use Electron Cash, wouldn't touch Coinomi in any case, but that's just me.

[erre]

Holy shit, is that a road with 8 lanes??

It would support a ton of traffic!

[Hyperjacked]

Holy shit, is that a road with 8 lanes??

It would support a ton of traffic!

Never ceases to amaze me how investor loyalty clouds the minds of the passengers on the little buses... 

[Karartma1]

When this will be over we all know you will never come and post again here on the Wall Observer and you will go back to the forum section that suits you best:

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