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[Paashaas]

It cost only around $6500 to create havoc on the BSV chain.

What 'havoc' is this of which you speak?

Cry ‘Havoc!’ and let slip the dogs of war

Harsh reality meets shattered dreams.

[goldkingcoiner]

Too little information.

Which one bought Bitcoin?

Are you getting smarter, fatty?

The last few times that you came to this thread you were spouting out some BIG Blocker altcoin pumping nonsense and bashing bitcoin.  You figuring out that bitcoin is the "one"?  Yet?

I think it is the question "who can afford to buy bitcoin", not who bought bitcoin that is the deciding factor anyway.

[goldkingcoiner]

On monday we will see a huge drop in prince. We must hold, and then the true bull market will come.

Can't wait for India's first bullet train. That`ll be a sight to behold.

[JayJuanGee]

Too little information.

Which one bought Bitcoin?

Are you getting smarter, fatty?

The last few times that you came to this thread you were spouting out some BIG Blocker altcoin pumping nonsense and bashing bitcoin.  You figuring out that bitcoin is the "one"?  Yet?

I think it is the question "who can afford to buy bitcoin", not who bought bitcoin that is the deciding factor anyway.

I am not sure about what point you are attempting to make, goldkingcoiner?

In bitcoin, you can invest $5 per week, if you want, so if you were to persist with such a habit of investing $5 per week for more than a year, perhaps you might end up investing only $250, but that still can add up into a decent amount of BTC accumulation.  

In 2015, such a persistent BTC investment strategy would have accumulated a whole bitcoin in less than one year, and in the past two years, such a persistent strategy could have accumulated quite a bit more than .1BTC in that two-year time period.

In other words, you do not have to be rich to buy bitcoin, but investing in bitcoin by continuing to buy, and continuing to hodl and accumulate BTC will likely cause you to be a lot richer in the future (especially looking 5 years or more down the road) than if you had invested that $5 per week in some other currency or asset class (crypto or otherwise), and it is also true that many other asset classes including other cryptos are not going to allow you to invest in $5 weekly increments and also to have some liquidity confidence, for example.

[Last of the V8s]

nice malapropism here

<09:55:22> "btctrader": Wonder how long until exchanges are back in parody

or perhaps he knows exactly what he's saying

[El duderino_]

Would Monday really be horror? Or already priced in.... 

[goldkingcoiner]

Too little information.

Which one bought Bitcoin?

Are you getting smarter, fatty?

The last few times that you came to this thread you were spouting out some BIG Blocker altcoin pumping nonsense and bashing bitcoin.  You figuring out that bitcoin is the "one"?  Yet?

I think it is the question "who can afford to buy bitcoin", not who bought bitcoin that is the deciding factor anyway.

I am not sure about what point you are attempting to make, goldkingcoiner?

In bitcoin, you can invest $5 per week, if you want, so if you were to persist with such a habit of investing $5 per week for more than a year, perhaps you might end up investing only $250, but that still can add up into a decent amount of BTC accumulation.  

In 2015, such a persistent BTC investment strategy would have accumulated a whole bitcoin in less than one year, and in the past two years, such a persistent strategy could have accumulated quite a bit more than .1BTC in that two-year time period.

In other words, you do not have to be rich to buy bitcoin, but investing in bitcoin by continuing to buy, and continuing to hodl and accumulate BTC will likely cause you to be a lot richer in the future (especially looking 5 years or more down the road) than if you had invested that $5 per week in some other currency or asset class (crypto or otherwise), and it is also true that many other asset classes including other cryptos are not going to allow you to invest in $5 weekly increments and also to have some liquidity confidence, for example.

Well yeah, guess it is a good point but can or will a person who owes 150k make an investment that will significantly impact their life >150k+profit?

[Lambie Slayer]

Would Monday really be horror? Or already priced in....  

It may be a horror for shorts and cause real fear at Bitfinex to where everyone trades tethers at any price for Bitcoin to get them the fuck outa Bitfinished and we pump to 10k by Tuesday.  

Probably the real horror will be for foolish tards with money on Bitfinex and the Bitfinex execs worried about the Booty Warrior coming for them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9WClv4U5B8



I dunno wtf is going on LOL.

[STT]

Its not so hard to believe now you have rockets popping back and forth to space and landing perfectly, like in some unbelievable 80s video game.

Sure I can believe in that space transport link but I want to know why its become cheaper and more efficient to pop up and back down again, normal mining is very much effected by efficiency and difficulty of extraction and we have many reserves in gold or oil that just get left where they are from costs associated with extraction.   What technology has enabled that difference and have the fundamentals of gravity vs energy consumption have been altered to make it easier.   Its possible we see progress but theres a story behind that idea and I've yet to hear of that development to enable a knock on effect to other industries.

I hate to agree with HP Lovecraft but it is a bit of a mistake to assume efficiency via space is going to occur easily.   Mostly its related to energy required to break free from earths gravity, the weight of the fuels and then the friction of reentering.   I dont know, Im not a rocket scientist but we'd surely hear about developments or alterations to the balance of play.  
I'm far more inclined to assume the status quo for commodity production will continue for the next 50 years.   The biggest things I've heard of would be along the lines of Bio-diesel production via specialised algae.   Unfortunately that is not yet resilient enough to deliver in mass production capacity that would disrupt or alter market prices for energy.   If anything like that happens it'll alter all sorts of things including gold production which has a long term relation to cost of oil.  

[El duderino_]

Great Grandpa bought GOLD ...
Grandpa bought BONDS ...
Dad bought STOCKS ...
We buy BITCOIN ...

https://twitter.com/ItsMrMoe/status/1123703988728279043
^
Indeed we do

[El duderino_]

Would Monday really be horror? Or already priced in....  

It may be a horror for shorts and cause real fear at Bitfinex to where everyone trades tethers at any price for Bitcoin to get them the fuck outa Bitfinished and we pump to 10k by Tuesday.  

[El duderino_]

Square customers bought $65.5 million of Bitcoin last quarter on Cash App.

That’s 4 straight quarters of *accelerating* revenue growth for Square's Bitcoin business, and 92% growth YoY.

TO THE MOON 🚀


https://twitter.com/kerooke/status/1123681929998622720

If BTC sales on Square Cash maintain current growth rates, then by the next Bitcoin halving (May 2020), roughly 2 BTC will be purchased on Square Cash for every new BTC that is mined.


https://twitter.com/yassineARK/status/1123730622881705986

[VB1001]

I like the result.

[JSRAW]

On monday we will see a huge drop in prince. We must hold, and then the true bull market will come.

Can't wait for India's first bullet train. That`ll be a sight to behold.

Its Bangladeshi train bhai   but we used to be one country not that long ago, so that's fine some time one can spot such sight in India as well but not that extreme, Its God Mode level.

Bullet train in India is schedule to run in 2023, if if if everything goes right. Japanese are leading the project so we can hope to see Bullet trains on time.

PS: Indians are very famous for time punctuality just like Germans and Japanese but Indians are standing at opposite direction as compare to them  

[El duderino_]

I like the result.

Indeed!

[El duderino_]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5132225.msg50863861#msg50863861
^
already used that pic here

[VB1001]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5132225.msg50863861#msg50863861
^
already used that pic here

It's for the party 100k

[Syke]

An anonymous bitcoin whale has moved 40,000 BTC amounting to $211 million from an unknown Bech32 address bc1q9sh6544xls87x7skjzyfhkty4wq7z76vn7qzq9 to another unknown destination wallet with Bech32 address bc1q5shngj24323nsrmxv99st02na6srekfctt30ch in the early hours of today.

The sender reportedly sent his/her entire wallet balance of 40,000BTC which they had held from February 2018 till date and had the 21st richest wallet until 22 April when it dropped to the 22nd richest.
https://zycrypto.com/bitcoin-whale-moves-211-million-worth-of-bitcoin-as-market-conditions-improve/

https://blockstream.info/tx/68053b924c94b9fa4e9276503ce80b72d34e1ff2677e8d0a72ee25128100bdc9

That's Loaded.

[Last of the V8s]

Would Monday really be horror? Or already priced in.... 

Almost all the real horror is already priced in.
Bitcoin can represent all the capital in the world: money, stocks, land etc., yet is vastly™ underpriced.
Jamie Dimon, Agustín Carstens, miniature possum Barry Silbert and their handlers know this full well.
They keep trying to acquire more by suppressing the markets and spreading FUD, shitcoins and lies.
They can't ever get as much as the OG's already have, their power will wane, the price will take off.
Meanwhile real humans will recognise that the scarcity, combined with the security, is key.
One of these halvings, the price will not crash back down, because the New Guard will see the benefits of having some real money and power, and will want to hodl on to that.
The horrors lie in wait for the naysayers, the latecomers and above all the statists.

[El duderino_]

https://twitter.com/coindesk/status/1123874890833068033