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

[mindrust]

This snapshot is from February 2015 when Btc was $230. Only 64.000 people had more than $10k in bitcoin. These people are what Trace Mayer calls "hodlers of the last resort" probably.


---------------------------

333k people have more than $10k in Bitcoin. Source x6 more Hodlers of the last resort.

This is what we have now after 10 years since bitcoin went live.

There is a progress obviously but this also tells me we are still in the early days of bitcoin. When things like BAKKT, ETF gets approved, when it is possible to tip with LN on the platforms like Twitter (Jack is a Bitcoin Maximalist, lucky for us), think about the possibilities. Now combine these with the halvening which'll happen in ~470 days.

$100k might look like a conservative guess then.

[1713884349]

1713884349

[Cryptotourist]

Not your keys not your Bitcoin 

I was referring only when trading.
Other than that, I don't mind any transaction fees on a daily basis.
Better safe than sorry.

[Crypto_Boss]

Dildo-y.

Morning WO's.

I'm going to have to speculate that we going to ~4k this weekend/before Monday.

If technical analysis worked as well as in other markets, I would assume that we will get at least $ 4200



But this market is more fundamental, the news, and technology is weak.

[VB1001]

^^
Of course, I did not say it because of your comment, it was because of Bitfinex.

[El duderino_]

[realr0ach]

Not your keys not your Bitcoin  

It's never your bitcoin even if you do have the key.  It's not possible to take possession of a bitcoin.  Just like cloud computing, your shitcoin resides in the virtual cloud and you have to pay a ransom fee and ask permission to a transaction validator if he will allow you to do anything with it.  The fact coins are non-fungible, transaction validators are designed to centralize, and transaction validators have the ability to blacklist funds, means the system is nothing but a permissioned ledger, Orwellian piece of garbage similar to the Chinese social credit score system.

This is why the kikes in congress said they will attempt to ban any 'anonymous' craptocurrency.  They know non-fungible coins always lead to their dystopian slave coin goal while fungible ones are just like deleting AML/KYC.  Fungible coins will still be a dystopia anyway, just not as big of one.  It will still centralize into a tiny amount of mining pools the bankers/govt will take control of and take a cut out of every transaction to make themselves permanently richer than everyone else.  It's no different than collecting a steady stream of interest.

[VB1001]

Bitfinex down, mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm....,Lol

https://blockchainwhispers.com/bitmex-position-calculator/

[realr0ach]

Bitfinex down

*Translation:  Us raging faggot criminals at Bitfinex have once again pulled the plug on the exchange because we're trying to artificially rig the market upwards but people took out longs so we would lose money and hope we can implode the longs by turning off the power.  If this tactic fails to work, we will then claim to be hacked and just steal your money anyway.

[Cryptotourist]

It's never your bitcoin even if you do have the key.  <...>

[El duderino_]

good morning WO's



looking to join this fellow this evening.... weekendPUMP

modest green bars.
where the fuck alcohol add!!
white russian perhaps?

DAMN DO I LIKE MY COFFEE IN THE MORNING

right in front going to Mcdo's for work pfffff not looking forward for me day there, after its a small massage and dinner to forget my burger flipping and reaching my number to sell them damn burgers STRESS

i'm gonna take some advice perhaps of selling stuff as a sales man "being suggested last evening" (THX for some nice thoughts about me)
or maybe I just wait till BoB come and gets me out this burger sh*t house to work on one of his project (it seems i wpuld be a good sales man BoB)

[El duderino_]

The maximum success is reached when you are never busy.

[jojo69]

you got this Mic

I gotta sleep

[El duderino_]

you got this Mic

I gotta sleep

yeah its my hour of the day
rest well jojo

*just tell us where was you wasted on?*

join me in you're morning getting wasted with me

[zazzbg1]

Not your keys not your Bitcoin  

It's never your bitcoin even if you do have the key.  It's not possible to take possession of a bitcoin.  Just like cloud computing, your shitcoin resides in the virtual cloud and you have to pay a ransom fee and ask permission to a transaction validator if he will allow you to do anything with it.  The fact coins are non-fungible, transaction validators are designed to centralize, and transaction validators have the ability to blacklist funds, means the system is nothing but a permissioned ledger, Orwellian piece of garbage similar to the Chinese social credit score system.

This is why the kikes in congress said they will attempt to ban any 'anonymous' craptocurrency.  They know non-fungible coins always lead to their dystopian slave coin goal while fungible ones are just like deleting AML/KYC.  Fungible coins will still be a dystopia anyway, just not as big of one.  It will still centralize into a tiny amount of mining pools the bankers/govt will take control of and take a cut out of every transaction to make themselves permanently richer than everyone else.  It's no different than collecting a steady stream of interest.

Is it illegal to hold gold bullion?
Yes, in this country, from 1933 to 1974 it was illegal for U.S. citizens to own gold in the form of gold bullion, without a special license. On January 1, 1975, these restrictions were lifted and gold can now be freely held in the U. S. without any licensing or restrictions of any kind.

So, what's the problem that they ban owning gold again? Yeah, that might ban owning cryptocurrencies too, but which is easier to find? Gold in physical form or cryptos?

Can the government seize gold?
Gold Confiscation. ... Under current federal law, gold bullion can be confiscated by the federal government in times of national crisis. As collectibles, rare coins do not fall within the provisions permitting confiscation. No federal law or Treasury department regulation supports these contentions.

So, what's the problem that they confiscate your gold?

Did Roosevelt confiscated all gold?
Executive Order 6102 is a United States presidential executive order signed on April 5, 1933, by President Franklin D. Roosevelt "forbidding the Hoarding of gold coin, gold bullion, and gold certificates within the continental United States".

What's the problem for that to happen again?


The problem in the modern world today at least for me is how to protect your assets from the thieves called Government. For me, the most important thing is which asset in the world is hardest to track and seize. Years ago when I was younger I was a fan of Bitcoin because I could not truly understand that the technology behind it does not make it truly anonymous and that some of the reasons stated by you are valid. Now I'm a fan of Monero for the reasons stated above.

[ðºÞæ]

Not your keys not your Bitcoin  

It's never your bitcoin even if you do have the key.  It's not possible to take possession of a bitcoin.  Just like cloud computing, your shitcoin resides in the virtual cloud and you have to pay a ransom fee and ask permission to a transaction validator if he will allow you to do anything with it.  The fact coins are non-fungible, transaction validators are designed to centralize, and transaction validators have the ability to blacklist funds, means the system is nothing but a permissioned ledger, Orwellian piece of garbage similar to the Chinese social credit score system.

This is why the kikes in congress said they will attempt to ban any 'anonymous' craptocurrency.  They know non-fungible coins always lead to their dystopian slave coin goal while fungible ones are just like deleting AML/KYC.  Fungible coins will still be a dystopia anyway, just not as big of one.  It will still centralize into a tiny amount of mining pools the bankers/govt will take control of and take a cut out of every transaction to make themselves permanently richer than everyone else.  It's no different than collecting a steady stream of interest.

Is it illegal to hold gold bullion?
Yes, in this country, from 1933 to 1974 it was illegal for U.S. citizens to own gold in the form of gold bullion, without a special license. On January 1, 1975, these restrictions were lifted and gold can now be freely held in the U. S. without any licensing or restrictions of any kind.

So, what's the problem that they ban owning gold again? Yeah, that might ban owning cryptocurrencies too, but which is easier to find? Gold in physical form or cryptos?

Can the government seize gold?
Gold Confiscation. ... Under current federal law, gold bullion can be confiscated by the federal government in times of national crisis. As collectibles, rare coins do not fall within the provisions permitting confiscation. No federal law or Treasury department regulation supports these contentions.

So, what's the problem that they confiscate your gold?

Did Roosevelt confiscated all gold?
Executive Order 6102 is a United States presidential executive order signed on April 5, 1933, by President Franklin D. Roosevelt "forbidding the Hoarding of gold coin, gold bullion, and gold certificates within the continental United States".

What's the problem for that to happen again?


The problem in the modern world today at least for me is how to protect your assets from the thieves called Government. For me, the most important thing is which asset in the world is hardest to track and seize. Years ago when I was younger I was a fan of Bitcoin because I could not truly understand that the technology behind it does not make it truly anonymous and that some of the reasons stated by you are valid. Now I'm a fan of Monero for the reasons stated above.

It is almost obligatory to have a certain percent of Monero.

[madnessteat]

~snip~

Vegeta looks very cool on this hat.
xhomerx10, did you make a hat for LoyceV?

I made an animated hat for him. I would like to hear your opinion.



Avatar:

Edit:

[El duderino_]

^
the moving part is nice, but the original colour is better and I wouldn't use the chipmixer words all over, it just honest opinion

but you make some nice things as well

but still i do like them coming from me comrade himself its kind of his pride and glory piece's, its whats making them unique, though you have some skills

[VB1001]

Not your keys not your Bitcoin  

It's never your bitcoin even if you do have the key.  It's not possible to take possession of a bitcoin.  Just like cloud computing, your shitcoin resides in the virtual cloud and you have to pay a ransom fee and ask permission to a transaction validator if he will allow you to do anything with it.  The fact coins are non-fungible, transaction validators are designed to centralize, and transaction validators have the ability to blacklist funds, means the system is nothing but a permissioned ledger, Orwellian piece of garbage similar to the Chinese social credit score system.

This is why the kikes in congress said they will attempt to ban any 'anonymous' craptocurrency.  They know non-fungible coins always lead to their dystopian slave coin goal while fungible ones are just like deleting AML/KYC.  Fungible coins will still be a dystopia anyway, just not as big of one.  It will still centralize into a tiny amount of mining pools the bankers/govt will take control of and take a cut out of every transaction to make themselves permanently richer than everyone else.  It's no different than collecting a steady stream of interest.

You have not understood anything with the years that you are in Bitcointalk?

[El duderino_]

Not your keys not your Bitcoin 

It's never your bitcoin even if you do have the key.  It's not possible to take possession of a bitcoin.  Just like cloud computing, your shitcoin resides in the virtual cloud and you have to pay a ransom fee and ask permission to a transaction validator if he will allow you to do anything with it.  The fact coins are non-fungible, transaction validators are designed to centralize, and transaction validators have the ability to blacklist funds, means the system is nothing but a permissioned ledger, Orwellian piece of garbage similar to the Chinese social credit score system.

This is why the kikes in congress said they will attempt to ban any 'anonymous' craptocurrency.  They know non-fungible coins always lead to their dystopian slave coin goal while fungible ones are just like deleting AML/KYC.  Fungible coins will still be a dystopia anyway, just not as big of one.  It will still centralize into a tiny amount of mining pools the bankers/govt will take control of and take a cut out of every transaction to make themselves permanently richer than everyone else.  It's no different than collecting a steady stream of interest.

You have not understood anything with the years that you are in Bitcointalk?

joining VB1001, one of the WO revelations
F*** that r0ach and he's non interest of female baby making machines "he will always prefer the HAND" why I don't know but it is what it is

[Kylapoiss]

~snip~

Vegeta looks very cool on this hat.
xhomerx10, did you make a hat for LoyceV?

I made an animated hat for him. I would like to hear your opinion.



Avatar:

Your cut-out is pretty rough, you should get the edges much smoother. Also the shadow looks a bit off.

Otherwise good job, but I think we'd prefer homer doing them (no offence mate)