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May 08, 2019, 03:20:25 PM |
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@kenzawak Some of those places are on my to-do list. If you visit any of them, a few words would be appreciated. And thanks for the merit! I'm already back home. I didn't have much time to check those out. But if I do one day, I'll let you know. Only thing I can tell you is about the first address you posted, well about the area where it's located. Ryogoku is where Sumos train. You can go watch one of their sessions in the morning (gotta reserve in advance though). Nice tip about sumo training! I've never seen it live, but I did meet a wrestler once in the metro. His clean baby smell (talcum powder) could be felt from a distance through the crowd. I managed a photo with the baby hulk. About restaurants - My first tip would have been about this tofu-only place with an impressive menu, outstanding quality and reasonable prices, but I can't recall its name or location. It was 10 years ago, who knows if it's even still there. I'd like to go there again though. You're vegetarian too ? Vegan even ?
No, but I'm open, and I have a vegan day once in a while just for the heck of it. Serious vegans go against our own biology IMO. I know it's quite hard to be a veg in Japan, they will slip animal products everywhere without a warning - you probably know their basic dashi broth, used in almost everything they cook, is made with small fish about 50% of the time. Sorry I had to reply here. It's so unconvenient to discuss travel destinations and other pleasantries with all these people posting OTs about this bit dollar thing, or whatever it's called... why don't they go somewhere else? I'm not much of a sports guy (I used to play some as a kid but I don't care much for watching others play). But I got invited to two of the sumo final tournaments and they were surprisingly intense. Even though the fights are extremely short they were never really boring. It's pretty interesting how they can go back and forth so much between who seems to be winning within such a short period. Also, vegetarian food can be pretty damn good. I'll never give up on meat, but there are some fantastic dishes. African food in particular is really nice.
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BTCMILLIONAIRE
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May 08, 2019, 03:21:17 PM |
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Any news on the China ban?
Who. Fucking. Cares. Edit: Are those Binance coins really stuck for good? Or will they eventually be retrievable? In the former case I don't even care if it's a false flag (which I doubt). The more coins are out of circulation the more valuable the rest become. Edit2: Of course they're not stuck. Would've been pretty weird for people capable of pulling this off fucking up so bad. Although it would've been hilarious.
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What you need is DCA'ing. I am watching this shit since 2013 and that's my final decision on the subject. Doing all-in and all-outs worked for many people and did not for many. DCA however, works for everybody since 2009. We'll have another ATH and it'll work for the $20k buyers too.
Once again, I have quoted this post just to thank you once again. I have changed my mind after having enough knowledge about DCA which seems an interesting way to accumulate BTC, no matter what the amount is for me. I have decided to purchase a little BTC per week (Not prefer to share), I am running some e-commerce business here in my local and I have decided to put a little part of my profit into BTC each week till 2020. It took me 3 days to decide but now I am totally optimized to invest in BTC each week. Cheers Meet you bros in the moon.
Sad for the Binance news. These stuff create propaganda among newbie. I wish no one has lost a satoshi.
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May 08, 2019, 03:26:28 PM |
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Well so much for that theory. I guess it was put out by a website in a rush to generate content, as happens all too often. The fallout from this will be more significant than your everyday hacking because it was Binance, but I guess it will take a few days for the dust to settle.
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May 08, 2019, 03:31:45 PM |
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I think he has an agenda against CZ and Binance. And this shows in his anger, and is shaping his statement quite a bit. But that said I think he is essentially correct. I think it is wonderful the idea of a reorg/rollback came up. This is not the first time. It will not be the only time. But it must NEVER happen. And this may be the single best object lesson against centralization on the base layer. Proponents of blockchains that either are centralized, or WILL centralize always talk about how miners will always be incentivized to "play fair" and not do things like rollbacks. BSV comes to mind. Gigameg (sic) blocks will inevitably cause centralization or miners/nodes. Probably EXTREME centralization with only a very few ultra powerful players in the game. Then when something like this happens in the future they can all get on a Skype call and decide the fate of the blockchain. It is not an IF. It is a WHEN. And it does not even have to be something like collusion to increase supply (which would also probably happen) but something justifiable like a reorg after theft or attack. People who are suggesting this have COMPLETELY MISSED Bitcoin's greatest achievement. An extremely distributed Bitcoin network is censorship resistant. No one can stop you from spending your money. The flip side is no one can really stop theft. But that is a simple fact of life. Right now the thieves wear suits and make monetary policy decisions "for the good of mankind". A blockchain reorg is the first step on the path to that same system, just digitized. And it is a step off a cliff. If Bitcoin is to survive, it will not happen.
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kenzawak
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May 08, 2019, 03:34:51 PM |
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^ Thats the thing about kenzawak.... you would never guess he’s actualy a french guy Does he shower? ^ Thats the thing about kenzawak.... you would never guess he’s actualy a french guy Does he shower? French Baths... That's cologne right? I learned a lot from Bitserve's posts.
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May 08, 2019, 03:37:54 PM |
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It's kind of hard to see at first... but this situation is EXTREMELY POSITIVE for bitcoin in the end. Imagine businesses and institutions looking at Bitcoin and Ethereum. Will Bitcoin/Ethereum be reorged in the future? Is it a security? Will the monetary policy be changed? Is it centrally controlled? Which one do you want to store value in? Every time Bitcoin survives another attack it grows stronger. The other coin has already failed on all counts. Nothing against any of you ETH folks in here... it's an interesting project... etc. But seriously Bitcoin is looking more and more like a store of value every day. Nothing else even comes close.
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May 08, 2019, 03:44:34 PM |
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THIS THIS THIS. A million times this. As horrible as this event is we should be seeing light bulbs turning on in 3... 2...
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May 08, 2019, 04:01:28 PM |
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In case you missed it here is a synopses of the CZ ama https://www.binance.com/en/blog/332782515450425344/AMA-with-CZ-%7C-May-8-2019Highlights:
- CZ confirms an upcoming margin trading feature for Binance.
- CZ talks about the timeline for the next Binance Launchpad token sale project.
- CZ reveals plans for a possible future by Binance.
- Plus, the latest updates from CZ on the security incident.
- Binance will take care of affected accounts from the incident through the SAFU fund and ensure the integrity of its networks and platforms before resuming its services.
- UPDATE: Following the AMA, CZ confirmed that Binance will not pursue the re-org approach on the Bitcoin network to resolve the matter. ----------- Truly a messed up situation but they(Binance) seem to be putting the fires out. I guess I am biased but I like CZ and what he does for bitcoin and crypto. I wish him the best of luck in repairing damage from the hack and moving forward once again. Not sure where the reorg suggestion came from but thats a complete and resounding NO f'ing way.
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May 08, 2019, 04:06:58 PM |
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The dude just lost 40MM. You ever play poker? I remember the first really big pot I lost... I've never liked him all that much, but if ANYONE deserves to be forgiven for entertaining stupidity...
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May 08, 2019, 04:15:47 PM |
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Well so much for that theory. I guess it was put out by a website in a rush to generate content, as happens all too often. The fallout from this will be more significant than your everyday hacking because it was Binance, but I guess it will take a few days for the dust to settle. Who the fuck is binance?
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a Cray can run an endless loop in under 4 hours
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May 08, 2019, 04:31:49 PM |
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Who the fuck is binance?
Business run by the Grey aliens. The Chinese people are mere mutations of the species. JJG is their AI search engine. Not to worry, the Annunaki are on their way. Hopefully we'll be in the Pleiades by then.
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May 08, 2019, 04:41:10 PM |
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Any news on the China ban?
Yeah looks bad, we just went from 5860 to 5845 Maybe thats why we have the Binance Annual Hack (BAH) coming earlier this year. Usually its in June or July. Smoke screen for China FUD failure.
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what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?
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May 08, 2019, 05:01:20 PM |
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Much more to this than meets the eye.
verlakkerij
TIL. i have found my new favorite word.
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May 08, 2019, 05:34:09 PM |
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bitfinex - bitstamp spread is decreasing:
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May 08, 2019, 05:55:47 PM |
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Of course they would have enough BTC to cover, if they faked their own hack.Not saying they did tho. Who really knows. But here's the thing everyone should remember: There will be no new Bull Run without plenty of FUD and fake bullshit to accompany it every step of the way. Not gonna happen. In the wake of the attack, Tron CEO Justin Sun offered to personally make up for Binance’s shortfall by depositing “7,000 BTC worth USDT” into the exchange. To support @binance , I will personally deposit 7000 BTC worth USDT (40 million USDT) into @binance to buy $BNB, $BTC , $TRX & $BTT if @cz_binance agrees. No need to #FUD! Funds are #SAFU! — Justin Sun (@justinsuntron) May 8, 2019
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May 08, 2019, 06:14:05 PM |
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Next major green dildo will likely top out near $6,300.
Hodl.
Anything can happen major green dildo Was yesterday ( Liverpool 4-0 Barcelona)! But maybe this is ... Day 38 of Bitcoin 60 Day Cycle. Overall positive action and confirming of a 4-Year Cycle Low back in Dec. Either painting the Right Shoulder here (no new high) or one more high for a solidly Right Translated Cycle. Patience is key because a drop in May will come, IMO. https://twitter.com/BobLoukas/status/1123978457610891264
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May 08, 2019, 06:32:44 PM |
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