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

[bkbirge]

Nice to read some bullish sentiment from an analyst...
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4298780-bitcoin-moment-truth

The Fed feels threatened about losing control over the world's monetary system and is afraid of the dollar being replaced as the world's reserve currency. Furthermore, the dollar, digital or not, is still just a dollar that can be manipulated, inflated, and devalued by the Federal Reserve System, as it has been for over 100 years now.

The same cannot be said for true mineable digital currencies like Bitcoin and other analogous coins as they are immune to inflation due to a set amount that can ever exist in circulation. Therefore, despite the noise, and the temporary setback in price, Bitcoin and other systemically important coins are very likely headed much higher long term.

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[Arriemoller]

What about harvesting human organs from those people.. Of course the world doesn't dare complaining to the CCP because of economic reasons.



https://www.haaretz.com/world-news/.premium.MAGAZINE-a-million-people-are-jailed-at-china-s-gulags-i-escaped-here-s-what-goes-on-inside-1.7994216

OR, they are holding and reeducating muslim terrorists and potential terrorists to safeguard the people.
Unlike the western democracies who cuddle them and let them in to their countries so they can commit terrorist acts against us.

China wants to cleanse the whole Xinjiang region from ethnic minorities and replacing them with Han Chinese by committing barbaric atrocities.

I don't see France ore England rounding up muslims just to prevent terror attacks.

You should read the entire article to get a beter view of the situation.

I have read the article, it was in a Swedish paper not that long ago, and i have seen versions of it in other places since.
Of course they aren't trying to replace all Uighur with Han in the Sinkiang region (yes, that's how I spell it, I'm that old, I also say Rhodesia, Burma and Ceylon, Königsberg Danzig and Stettin, Calcutta, Peking and you get the picture, that's how conservative I am). They are just trying to scare the shit out of them with some questionable methods.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ropn_kwpFDU

[Cryptotourist]

Big next lag down comeing any momant. Please be careful

Sharp drop is making approachmant in the TA range.

You can subscribe my channel YouTube please. It’s comeing any day a full channel TA Analysis. I’m a full time on YouTuber.

Plaese using a texting the translator.
Fuck TA, better the go fushing. Porntube like two.

[Last of the V8s]

True conservatives still call it East Turkestan.
Fuck the Chinese Government.
Free Tibet. Free East Turkestan. Free southern Mongolia.

In the interests of fairness, d_eddie's 'a bit vocal' underplays deadly terrorist attacks somewhat, but it's obviously no reason to most Western eyes to lock up a million of them.



Fuck the Chinese Government.

[makrospex]

Big next lag down comeing any momant. Please be careful

Sharp drop is making approachmant in the TA range.

You can subscribe my channel YouTube please. It’s comeing any day a full channel TA Analysis. I’m a full time on YouTuber.

How long exactly does a "momant" last?

[Arriemoller]

As I am not a programmer nor expert in crypto, I have arrived at HODLing some 1% (of my net), the minimum that JJG suggests above.  1% is probably close to what I understand BTC to be.  Risks and rewards are both high.  1% is the right amount for me in that if BTC price craters, it changes very little for me.  If it climbs to a nice ATH, well great!  

If you're only willing to put 1% of your money in something, it's definitely not an 'investment'.  A high risk, pump and dump scam maybe, but only willing to risk 1% is not an investment.  To me the word investment implies you actually have confidence in what you're purchasing, and 1% is not confidence.  That would be gambling, not investing (from the relative viewpoint of the individual).  

Actually, according to my economics 101 class the only investment a private person can make is purchase of real estate, everything else is consumption.

[Elwar]

As I am not a programmer nor expert in crypto, I have arrived at HODLing some 1% (of my net), the minimum that JJG suggests above.  1% is probably close to what I understand BTC to be.  Risks and rewards are both high.  1% is the right amount for me in that if BTC price craters, it changes very little for me.  If it climbs to a nice ATH, well great!  

If you're only willing to put 1% of your money in something, it's definitely not an 'investment'.  A high risk, pump and dump scam maybe, but only willing to risk 1% is not an investment.  To me the word investment implies you actually have confidence in what you're purchasing, and 1% is not confidence.  That would be gambling, not investing (from the relative viewpoint of the individual).  

Actually, according to my economics 101 class the only investment a private person can make is purchase of real estate, everything else is consumption.

So they can only invest in something they do not own.

[HairyMaclairy]

What about harvesting human organs from those people.. Of course the world doesn't dare complaining to the CCP because of economic reasons.



https://www.haaretz.com/world-news/.premium.MAGAZINE-a-million-people-are-jailed-at-china-s-gulags-i-escaped-here-s-what-goes-on-inside-1.7994216

OR, they are holding and reeducating muslim terrorists and potential terrorists to safeguard the people.
Unlike the western democracies who cuddle them and let them in to their countries so they can commit terrorist acts against us.

The Uighurs weren't born terrorists. They were born nomads. Most of them are harmless people living in nearby countries, where their ethnicity is just one ingredient in a fairly tolerant, diverse mix. Those who were "trapped" in China got the stick. It's easy to understand that some might have gotten a bit vocal.

Djingis Khan and his hordes weren't born terrorists. They were born nomads.
And of course the muslim neighboring countries don't have problems with the muslim Uighurs, they are already converted.
It's the Chinese that's targeted for conversion to Islam by force that's facing the problem now.

Nothing screams socialism with Chinese characteristics like removal of a pair of kidneys

The Party will be proud of you Comrade Ibian

[Arriemoller]

As I am not a programmer nor expert in crypto, I have arrived at HODLing some 1% (of my net), the minimum that JJG suggests above.  1% is probably close to what I understand BTC to be.  Risks and rewards are both high.  1% is the right amount for me in that if BTC price craters, it changes very little for me.  If it climbs to a nice ATH, well great!  

If you're only willing to put 1% of your money in something, it's definitely not an 'investment'.  A high risk, pump and dump scam maybe, but only willing to risk 1% is not an investment.  To me the word investment implies you actually have confidence in what you're purchasing, and 1% is not confidence.  That would be gambling, not investing (from the relative viewpoint of the individual).  

Actually, according to my economics 101 class the only investment a private person can make is purchase of real estate, everything else is consumption.

So they can only invest in something they do not own.

You own real estate don't you?

[Arriemoller]

It's just semantics anyway, I don't even remember how they explained that.

[Arriemoller]

What about harvesting human organs from those people.. Of course the world doesn't dare complaining to the CCP because of economic reasons.



https://www.haaretz.com/world-news/.premium.MAGAZINE-a-million-people-are-jailed-at-china-s-gulags-i-escaped-here-s-what-goes-on-inside-1.7994216

OR, they are holding and reeducating muslim terrorists and potential terrorists to safeguard the people.
Unlike the western democracies who cuddle them and let them in to their countries so they can commit terrorist acts against us.

The Uighurs weren't born terrorists. They were born nomads. Most of them are harmless people living in nearby countries, where their ethnicity is just one ingredient in a fairly tolerant, diverse mix. Those who were "trapped" in China got the stick. It's easy to understand that some might have gotten a bit vocal.

Djingis Khan and his hordes weren't born terrorists. They were born nomads.
And of course the muslim neighboring countries don't have problems with the muslim Uighurs, they are already converted.
It's the Chinese that's targeted for conversion to Islam by force that's facing the problem now.

Nothing screams socialism with Chinese characteristics like removal of a pair of kidneys

The Party will be proud of you Comrade Ibian

I'll pass that on to Ibian if I meet him.

[HairyMaclairy]

Oops.   Sorry for just assuming your racism.

[Ibian]

My name has been spoken and I have been summoned. Hear now my judgement. Both chinamen and muslims are bad people. Let them torment one another.

[Last of the V8s]

Now look what you did.

[realr0ach]

https://dailystormer.name/shock-george-soros-spent-millions-of-dollars-to-flood-italy-with-non-whites/

https://dailystormer.name/virulent-jew-sacha-baron-cohen-demands-even-more-censorship-on-facebook/

[Last of the V8s]

busy chap

[realr0ach]

So which one is it:

A)  The stupid Alex Jones answer that the people running the media and banks screwing everyone over on purpose do it because they're "satanists"

B)  It's actually just Jews and everything they do is out of hatred of white people or Christians like the 20+ million they killed in Russia and even if you're not one of those groups they still want to try and undermine or usury enslave you anyway

C)  All of the above

[LUCKMCFLY]

Well that is debatable, the approach that takes the graph is correct.

No reason to panic about yesterday's Bitcoin price drop, the price is still well within one standard error of
@100trillionUSD
's Stock to Flow model.

Source:https://twitter.com/hamal03/status/1187404271328870400

[Lambie Slayer]

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/24/apple-lawyer-indicted-for-insider-trading.html

Legacy markets are so honest, unlike the manipulated ponzi of Bitcoin. 

[wachtwoord]

No words needed ———>


https://twitter.com/bitiraofficial/status/1187460026220400640?s=21

Did anyone actually go to the linked Forbes article. This little gem is in there:

The reward is currently 12.5 bitcoin but soon enough the reward will be only 6.175 BTC.

It's called a halving people. This is too difficult?