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[HairyMaclairy]

Exhibit A in “the bottoms not in but it’s probably close enough so stop fucking around”

[yefi]

And to be complete, we fry all that not in oil, but in the molten fat of oxes, if I say that right, means castrated bulls... .

Oxen are draught animals. Would expect the fat to be rendered from steers/bullocks instead which are raised for meat production.

[jojo69]

[bitserve]

Fuck, that picture is almost as depressing as Bitcoin graphs currently. That guy will grow into a mathafacka hodler for sure. He has already endured the pain.

[gentlemand]

Fuck, that picture is almost as depressing as Bitcoin graphs currently. That guy will grow into a mathafacka hodler for sure.

He might be staring at the bounteous bosoms of the hooker his auntie has laid on for him who has just emerged from his cake. Never judge by one single image.

[El duderino_]

F*** you to that red line

[kurious]

Exhibit A in “the bottoms not in but it’s probably close enough so stop fucking around”

Hmm..  I have fiat ready, but I'm going to wait a little. I still reckon we have one more, possibly gut-wrenching dip to come and I don't see the real volume or definite support yet.  I will be happy to be wrong, but I'm keeping powder dry for now.

[bitserve]

https://www.cryptoglobe.com/latest/2018/12/f2pool-bitcoin-mining-difficulty-drop-lowers-asic-machines-shutdown-price-to-3260/

The founder of the prominent cryptocurrency mining pool F2Pool Mao Shixing has recently revealed the “shutdown price” for Antminer S9 ASIC machines mining BTC has now fallen to $3,260 after bitcoin’s difficulty drop.

[Toxic2040]

Hello all.

As the week draws to a end we have had mixed trading with fairly active volumes. A couple of massive candles over the last 48 hours have taken bitcoin back above the $3.5k mark with sights set higher for the coming week.


Sleepy Dragon pokes head above cloud looking for ladder.
30m


Almost thru resistance as shorts continue to close. Strong hands will be needed thru the night.
1h


A strong move upwards and above resistance. Looks like a breakout starting?
4h


I am expecting this coming week to be pretty volatile with a mostly upwards and sideways tendency.
D

#dyor  #btd's

[gembitz]

BTC ===> Private keys leaked
http://directory.io/
 

weeeeee

[jojo69]

what?

smh

[serveria.com]

BTC ===> Private keys leaked
http://directory.io/
 

weeeeee

Didn't get a thing: what private keys? The website is down from here...

[jojo69]

pretty standard gembitz quality

[El duderino_]

WeeeeEEEe = noise

[bitserve]

It's gembitz you know.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Dunno why you guys don’t have that retard on ignore. He’s self confessed that he wants to buy at $1,500.
Check his post history, loads of it is in ‘Altcoin Discussion’.

He’s a broke ass troll trying to unsettle & worry weak hands / noobs.

Ignore

[jojo69]

Ignore

he's getting damn close

[BTCMILLIONAIRE]

Ignore

he's getting damn close

weeeee

[Ludwig Von]

And to be complete, we fry all that not in oil, but in the molten fat of oxes, if I say that right, means castrated bulls... .

Oxen are draught animals. Would expect the fat to be rendered from steers/bullocks instead which are raised for meat production.

There are many names, basically it is a castrated male animal. Now, to fry it makes not so much difference, in past times we also did it (in secret) with the fat of Roman, Germanic, Austrian, Spanish, Dutch, German again and again, invaders and occupiers.

[infofront]

I wasn't around in 2011.  Can you tell us more about what it was like?

My brain is frazzled and running on caffeine. Here are some loosely organized thoughts:

I started GPU mining around May 2011. BTC bubbled to ~$32 somewhere thereabouts (June-July?) and then collapsed to ~$2. The bear market was swift and brutal.

There was practically no infrastructure or major investment, aside from early ASICs that would soon come online. Hell, Roger Ver's memorydealers.com was one of the few places you could even spend bitcoins. Mt. Gox was basically the only exchange, of course.

Home GPU miners like me were a major part of the ecosystem, and we were purged at this time, as decreasing prices and skyrocketing difficulty soon made mining unprofitable. There was a sort of loss of innocence as we were wiped out and large industrial mining farms took over.

The overall feeling was similar to other bear markets - agony, despair, etc. However, many of us took to heart the rumors of bitcoin's demise. It seemed likely that bitcoin would, at best, remain something of a hobby for cypherpunks. OTOH, the despair was different. It was more about the loss of a dream, and less about the loss of money. Since BTC was so cheap, most people only had like a few grand invested, at most. Unlike Dec. 2017-18 when even the shoeshine boy lost $100K+.