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CME will open in an hour... will be interesting to see what happens; must suck to sit on a short and not being able to get out over the weekend  Does somebody know how the price limit works? I mean halting BTC futures trading will not get BTC price changing. Will the be forced settlements? here  i like that: must suck to sit on a short and not being able to get out over the weekend not sure what you mean with how "the limit works" when futures trading opens there will be i think gap up, instant gap up so if shorters had close limit on 10500 and gap up instantly put price to 11000, they will close with 11000 and not with 10500...at least i think so Good question. Can they sell if the limit is hit? This would mean that the longs are forcefully pushed out of the contract? Could be setting up for some major carnage at the CME that's for sure. ... bulls have got it back to the AYH right before the open too so it might spark a massive surge up on the short squeeze at the open. When CME went live with the contract in Dec. 2017 I recall an ex-CME head or regulator warning that CME had never dealt with a truly hard asset like bitcoin and it was a real risk for it to cause major failures ... which is a joke because he was admitting that gold was not a hard asset in the way it has been papered out of existence. Edit: meant to add that there will be a battle to get it back closer to friday's close before the open to stem the bleeding. Genuine question: can you have a short squeeze in a cash-settled market? Given that the shorter's buys aren't actually fed back in to the (edit: physical) market? Yes because shorts will look to hedge on physical markets. The markets are linked - they don’t operate in isolation from each other.
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HairyMaclairy
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June 24, 2019, 05:07:07 AM |
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Trying not to be a negative Nancy, but this sounds like the dumbest idea I have read all week.
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Libra is going to be fighting a regulatory hornets nest. And executives don’t like going to jail. I don’t really see how they are going to get off the ground with a useable product. They have one thing other cryptos don't have - (virtually) unlimited funding 
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deepcolderwallet
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June 24, 2019, 05:19:42 AM |
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Do you raise cattle and slaughter them?
I once helped slaughter a cow. In Neuquen province. A couple of gauchos dragged a beef out of the pen, tied it to a tree, and stuck a knife in its throat. I helped 'em skin it. And they gave me a couple slices of raw heart to eat. Did you know heart is good to eat raw? Do you also mine your coins or just buy'em at the supermarket? Errr, I mean, exchange.
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June 24, 2019, 05:26:16 AM |
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Libra is going to be fighting a regulatory hornets nest. And executives don’t like going to jail. I don’t really see how they are going to get off the ground with a useable product. With lots and lots of rules and regulations. And then they will come for bitcoin.
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HairyMaclairy
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June 24, 2019, 05:31:38 AM |
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Libra is going to be fighting a regulatory hornets nest. And executives don’t like going to jail. I don’t really see how they are going to get off the ground with a useable product. They have one thing other cryptos don't have - (virtually) unlimited funding  It doesn’t matter. You can’t just tell the US government you are going to break every law in the book and expect them to roll over. Not unless you control the government. And I know the conspiratards like to claim differently, but the US government in the broad sense (State and Federal) is sufficiently decentralized that it is not really capable of being controlled by any specific individual or group of individuals in its current form
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Hueristic
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June 24, 2019, 05:33:13 AM |
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CME will open in an hour... will be interesting to see what happens; must suck to sit on a short and not being able to get out over the weekend  Does somebody know how the price limit works? I mean halting BTC futures trading will not get BTC price changing. Will the be forced settlements? Thanks, I'm looking forward to this!  CME will open in an hour... will be interesting to see what happens; must suck to sit on a short and not being able to get out over the weekend  Does somebody know how the price limit works? I mean halting BTC futures trading will not get BTC price changing. Will the be forced settlements? here  i like that: must suck to sit on a short and not being able to get out over the weekend not sure what you mean with how "the limit works" when futures trading opens there will be i think gap up, instant gap up so if shorters had close limit on 10500 and gap up instantly put price to 11000, they will close with 11000 and not with 10500...at least i think so Good question. Can they sell if the limit is hit? This would mean that the longs are forcefully pushed out of the contract? Could be setting up for some major carnage at the CME that's for sure. ... bulls have got it back to the AYH right before the open too so it might spark a massive surge up on the short squeeze at the open. When CME went live with the contract in Dec. 2017 I recall an ex-CME head or regulator warning that CME had never dealt with a truly hard asset like bitcoin and it was a real risk for it to cause major failures ... which is a joke because he was admitting that gold was not a hard asset in the way it has been papered out of existence. Edit: meant to add that there will be a battle to get it back closer to friday's close before the open to stem the bleeding. Nice post, this deserves some merit guys. Hey roach wanna Merit this for me? Wait don't answer I won't see it. Meh while I'm at it here's something for you. https://cointelegraph.com/news/report-two-israeli-brothers-arrested-for-hack-of-bitfinex-crypto-exchangeDuring the raid, the police reportedly found a cryptocurrency wallet containing significantly less funds than the amount that the two are believed to have stolen. Finance Magnates also notes that Eli Gigi is a graduate of an elite technological unit of the Israel Defense Forces that selects youth with outstanding academic capabilities.
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Hueristic
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June 24, 2019, 05:39:58 AM |
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Trying not to be a negative Nancy, but this sounds like the dumbest idea I have read all week. You think having a botnet of real Bots is a bad idea?
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Hueristic
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June 24, 2019, 05:41:59 AM |
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Do you raise cattle and slaughter them?
I once helped slaughter a cow. In Neuquen province. A couple of gauchos dragged a beef out of the pen, tied it to a tree, and stuck a knife in its throat. I helped 'em skin it. And they gave me a couple slices of raw heart to eat. Did you know heart is good to eat raw? Do you also mine your coins or just buy'em at the supermarket? Errr, I mean, exchange. Real Men mine by hand. Mining Bitcoin with pencil and paper: 0.67 hashes per day http://www.righto.com/2014/09/mining-bitcoin-with-pencil-and-paper.htmlHAH, all caught up now I can get some sleep. 
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HairyMaclairy
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June 24, 2019, 05:50:38 AM |
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You think having a botnet of real Bots is a bad idea?
Quite. But also very hard to see how the economic and business models will ever stack up.
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June 24, 2019, 06:13:34 AM |
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+1 WO merit. This was really cool to read and watch. Too bad he can't crank one out in under 10 minutes to have a chance at mining the next block. Maybe if you have a team of 200 people all working on it at the same time. Totally efficient use of manual labor, and graph paper...
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June 24, 2019, 06:26:08 AM |
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Sry - totally invalidated. See my posts in the main thread for more info...
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June 24, 2019, 07:24:19 AM |
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Any ideas on how are we going to cross that river? Maybe we should buy a boat!
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June 24, 2019, 07:40:28 AM |
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Haha, Classic. The source of many persons’ bear traps 
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Pre 0.17.1 I was worrying a bit until I looked deeper into this. I’ve upgraded since then Two relatively minor vulnerabilities will likely be disclosed sometime soon.
The first vulnerability, CVE-2017-18350, was introduced in v0.7.0 (released in 2012 September), and affects all versions released until the fix was included in v0.15.1 (released in 2017 November). No versions prior to v0.15.1 are expected to be fixed.
The second vulnerability, CVE-2018-20586, was introduced in v0.12.0 (released in 2016 February), and affects all versions released until the fix was included in v0.17.1 (released in 2018 December). As of today, this fix has NOT been backported to older versions. When/if v0.15.3 and v0.16.4 are released, they may also include a fix, but due to the minor severity of this vulnerability, it does not merit a dedicated release on its own. (The git branches are also NOT fixed at this time.)
Please be sure you have upgraded to a fixed version no later than August 1st.https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/bitcoin-dev/2019-June/017040.html
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June 24, 2019, 08:25:34 AM |
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Don’t ever underestimate the power of greed. Those who bought and are holding at ranges 13-20k had the mindset of selling to recoup or even break even once price reaches those price points again. i have a feeling many of these peoples mindset will revert back to their pre purchase mentality. Hop on board and hodl as the eco system has changed and more belief in btc has come into fruition.
Those who bought in the ranges of 13k and above must have sold their bitcoins in loss. There might be very few people who have such a holding power and a mental strength to hold the coins for over a year and still not panic seeing bitcoin moving down to 3000$. I have a workmate so stupid he bought at 13k, has been holding all this time and tell everybody he will sell as soon as price is back to what he payed. Everyday he curses me aloud for suggesting him to buy BTC back in 2017, and gets triggered when I ask him why selling for the same price after an year if the odds now are that he can make at least some profit. He became a BTC hater.
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June 24, 2019, 08:28:54 AM Last edit: July 03, 2019, 01:49:32 AM by VanguardVale |
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An immediate resistance is near the $10,900 level. It coincides with the 50% Fib retracement level of the recent decline from the $11,293 high to $10,523 low. Therefore, if there is an upside break above the $10,900 level, the price could even climb above $11,000. The next key resistances are near the $11,200 and $11,250 levels, above which the price might climb towards the $11,500 level.
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June 24, 2019, 08:29:53 AM Last edit: May 16, 2023, 07:41:08 AM by fillippone |
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GOOD MORNING WO GANG! Observing 10,839 and lazy Italian Riviera:  Definitely not the place to hold a post parity party. Might stretch to a page parity one (provides it happens in a not so distant future).
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