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December 23, 2018, 12:50:22 AM |
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BTW, if you guys are looking for a great site to extract images for meme material, check this shit out. https://www.remove.bg/Saw it on Twitter a couple days back. Some machine-learning app type thing that takes an image, and erases the background, only leaving the human behind. It's how I extracted Mr. Sutherland for the Photoshop work. It's fucking sorcery. Sheeeit ! Nice man Gonna check it out tomorroW Have a few beers and buy Some coin 
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realr0ach
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December 23, 2018, 01:05:13 AM |
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Nice man
Gonna check it out tomorroW

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bitserve
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December 23, 2018, 01:08:39 AM |
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r0ach, you are making no sense. You should also go to your ((silver)) bed already.
And buy some coins. Even if you don't believe in crypto anymore you should be hedging. You are being recklessly irresponsible with your finances, and you know it.
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realr0ach
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December 23, 2018, 01:17:02 AM |
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RIP the myth that "only old people" like physical metals and imaginary, valueless, digital scamtokens "are the future". Pro-metals and anti-digital shitcoin site SRSRocco demographics breakdown: 
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goldkingcoiner
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December 23, 2018, 01:20:10 AM |
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I think all know .... that i’m much, but not a racist, Nice try on whatever attemp you try’d to pull of there  Bed time HODLpit is calling for this Hodler Good night WO’s Good night, hodl your dreams...
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bitserve
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December 23, 2018, 01:21:00 AM |
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Please go to bed, you keep embarrassing yourself, this time showing your ignorance about how the data for those statistics is gathered. I expected much more from you. Or maybe not. Whateva.
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December 23, 2018, 01:32:21 AM |
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BTW, if you guys are looking for a great site to extract images for meme material, check this shit out. https://www.remove.bg/Saw it on Twitter a couple days back. Some machine-learning app type thing that takes an image, and erases the background, only leaving the human behind. It's how I extracted Mr. Sutherland for the Photoshop work. It's fucking sorcery. Sheeeit ! Nice man Gonna check it out tomorroW Have a few beers and buy Some coin  Bow to the new overlords.
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December 23, 2018, 01:34:47 AM |
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Why in the world we would need this network stress test? Everything works as expected. Looks like an evil plan to sabotage BTC
Because without something like this, we really don't know the extent to which exchanges my be engaging in partial reserve and rehypothecation.
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December 23, 2018, 01:35:07 AM |
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Good price discussion, if this doesn't hold 4100, it will be at 3700 in six days.
Not easy to say. I would suggest that currently, BTC is floating within a battle range of about $3,700 to $4,200, and likely there is no reason to get excited about price movements within that range, except that currently there seems to be a bit of a mini-battle about whether the price should be over $4k or under. On a personal level, I would not mind seeing BTC prices go above $4k and never to see below $4k again.. but surely that is wishful thinking, and at this point, it is quite difficult to determine which way is going to prevail in our current price battle. We know that if BTC is really in a bear market (like it seems to be) than the odds for down are greater than the odds for up, even though prices might break up before down and even save some of the downward breakage for over this holiday weekend into next week. Probably only the whales have a decent thumb about how much coin (or dollar) that they are willing to spend on this battle and at this hill - and surely I would NOT be surprised if many of them are puzzled too, regarding how much coin or dollar that they will be willing to spend to push their side of the narrative.
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December 23, 2018, 01:36:58 AM |
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I expected much more from you.
Yes, I realize I'm the only beacon of light in a thread full of tards and scammers, but someone else needs to carry the torch sometime. The only other person I know of involved with shitcoins who isn't a clinical liar and scammer is probably this guy (his Youtube channel): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaTBXDvxxzIGreat Youtube channel. I talked to him about metals and the only reason he seems to prefer shitcoins more is because he's some type of Elwar guy that moves around a bunch of 3rd world Asian countries and it's easier to get them through an airport.
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December 23, 2018, 01:38:11 AM |
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BTCMILLIONAIRE is a very trusting soul.
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December 23, 2018, 01:48:40 AM Last edit: December 23, 2018, 01:59:02 AM by realr0ach |
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BTCMILLIONAIRE is a very trusting soul.
Nobody shilling for centralized, imaginary, valueless tokens that are completely inferior to physical metals as a currency and settlement system is trustworthy. The only possible reason someone could do such a thing is entirely self interest (pump and dump). That's why all these Bitcoin cruises and meetups are fucking miserable. The only four possible participants in such a system are sociopaths, psychopaths, liars, or fools who can't figure out it's not even possible to create a decentralized digital currency in the first place. Transaction validators will always centralize in every single one, and the endgame of all of them will be a permissioned ledger tracking and control grid like the Chinese social credit score system.
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December 23, 2018, 02:27:46 AM |
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It is not if the Bitcoins we hold on exchanges are a significant part of out stash (which should not be for reasons well known) the question is if it will be a significant part of the exchanges stash.
Also and some people here have hinted it (even if backwards)... chain analysis. Yeah, but not of the users but of the exchanges. It will be an exceptional opportunity to clearly identify hot, warm and cold wallets of most exchanges in addition to what we already know. To quantify holdings and, more importantly, to extrapolate the impact on the cold wallets in relation to the average "proof of keys".
I don't know why some people think 3 january is the day they should do the withdrawal, that's crazy, it should be done way ahead. 3 January is the day where everyone wanting to follow should have already been out for the whole day.
Things like this maybe would push exchanges to implement a proof of funds in the way I outlined like one year ago. The fact they are not doing it already, being a very simple process to implement, makes me very suspicious.
For the first time in history we have some asset that can be cryptographically proved to be 100% non fractional and we are not taking advantage of that. Shame.
Sharp as usual. Deserving merit, but for the time being I must work with what I have. +1 WOsMerit.
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infofront (OP)
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December 23, 2018, 04:07:53 AM |
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Are you not worried if the global economy takes a down turn this could effect bitcoin prices?
"If" the global economy takes a downturn? Debt based monetary systems require infinite growth to not collapse. The two main factors to feed said growth are global energy production and population. Global energy use and production have been flatlind for A LONG TIME, and population growth has peaked in every nation that matters (as they should, otherwise everyone would die from reproducing out of control). So the system is mathematically doomed. Setting interest rates to 0% or lower to try and stop it would just create more malinvestment and an even bigger, catastrophic crash. In the end, there are two main relevant facts: 1) Borrowing has to have some type of cost 2) Lenders who are morons and lend to people who can't pay back have to eat the loss Martin Armstrong had an excellent blog post recently that relates to this: https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/markets-by-sector/interest-rates/the-central-bank-war/
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December 23, 2018, 04:13:11 AM |
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Not bad WO’s
Come on you HAT carriers
Signed in and noticed 444444 reply's  BTW, if you guys are looking for a great site to extract images for meme material, check this shit out. https://www.remove.bg/Saw it on Twitter a couple days back. Some machine-learning app type thing that takes an image, and erases the background, only leaving the human behind. It's how I extracted Mr. Sutherland for the Photoshop work. It's fucking sorcery. Sheeeit ! Damn, that is killer! Why in the world we would need this network stress test? Everything works as expected. Looks like an evil plan to sabotage BTC
Because without something like this, we really don't know the extent to which exchanges my be engaging in partial reserve and rehypothecation. Not only that, when it pumps less of it will get to exchanges to dump.
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December 23, 2018, 04:14:53 AM |
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Prediction. Price shoots up over 100k on Jan. 3. But nobody has bitcoins on the exchange to sell. By the time they are back on the exchange the price is back down to the Jan 2 price. 
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December 23, 2018, 04:18:32 AM |
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Prediction. Price shoots up over 100k on Jan. 3. But nobody has bitcoins on the exchange to sell. By the time they are back on the exchange the price is back down to the Jan 2 price.  
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December 23, 2018, 04:22:54 AM |
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Prediction. Price shoots up over 100k on Jan. 3. But nobody has bitcoins on the exchange to sell. By the time they are back on the exchange the price is back down to the Jan 2 price.  I think this is the reason why this experiment will have a limited effect. The price is likely to rise somewhat depending on how short exchanges are of BTC. People will be scrambling to put their BTC back on to exchanges to get a bit of the better price action. As a result this will dampen the price rise. It will be interesting to see how it pans out. I for one, have already moved all my BTC into cold storage.
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December 23, 2018, 05:10:00 AM |
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14 Days Historical Data Date Opening price Closing price Minimum price Maximum price 2018-12-22 3898.080 4013.310 $3855.739 $4013.310 2018-12-21 4133.700 3896.540 $3850.946 $4198.430 2018-12-20 3742.200 4134.440 $3728.975 $4191.229 2018-12-19 3706.820 3745.950 $3687.230 $3949.323 2018-12-18 3544.760 3696.060 $3487.169 $3701.349 2018-12-17 3253.120 3545.860 $3253.123 $3597.918 2018-12-16 3236.270 3252.840 $3233.820 $3305.753 2018-12-15 3244.000 3236.760 $3191.303 $3275.378 2018-12-14 3311.750 3242.480 $3206.542 $3329.556 2018-12-13 3487.880 3313.680 $3298.132 $3489.740 2018-12-12 3421.460 3486.950 $3414.213 $3534.229 2018-12-11 3497.550 3424.590 $3392.250 $3513.185 2018-12-10 3612.390 3502.660 $3470.145 $3647.333 2018-12-09 3469.090 3614.230 $3469.094 $3685.306
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