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

[realr0ach]

President Trump made 50 false claims last week. Not good, per se, but it is an improvement from his recent barrage of dishonesty, which included an October week of 129 false claims.

https://edition.cnn.com/2019/11/07/politics/fact-check-trump-november-false-claims-ukraine-whistleblower/

This is fake news.  This is real news:

https://dailystormer.name/

[infofront]

Great to see that limeys are so gender inclusive now. You're all going to hell



https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/mum-promotes-inclusivity-picture-son-20824624.amp

[realr0ach]

ALL British colonies are pure shit.  Women in NZ can now just make up that you claimed to be rich in order to sleep with them and retroactively alter consensual sex to rape AFTER the fact:

https://dailystormer.name/new-zealand-planning-to-criminalize-lying-to-women/

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Great to see that limeys are so gender inclusive now. You're all going to hell



https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/mum-promotes-inclusivity-picture-son-20824624.amp

Sorry about sketchy screenshot, on my phone & cba to crop it.

[LUCKMCFLY]

It's interesting: Discrepancy between growth rates of job seeker and employer interest since 2015:


Job seeker and employer interest in BTC roles over time.

According to the research, the recorded decline in interest in crypto-related jobs took place after the bull run of 2017 reversed to a bear market in 2018. Prior to that bear market, job seeker interest had been notably outpacing demand within year-over-year periods from 2015 to 2016 and from 2016 to 2017.

Annual percentage change in the share of BTC roles since 2015

The most in demand roles related to cryptocurrency were identified by calculating the percentage of job postings related to bitcoin, cryptocurrency and blockchain during the time period specified and ranking them in order based on the percentage of job postings for those roles during the time period of October 2018 to September 2019.

Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/searches-for-btc-jobs-drop-53-employer-demand-up-26-in-2019-indeed
            https://www.beseen.com/blog/talent/bitcoin-job-market-2019-beyond/

[hv_]

BTW, New World record on BitCoin testnet 2,734,797 transactions in a single block (528 MB)  
 https://stn.whatsonchain.com/block-height/4185

That is not Bitcoin.

Sure, the Satoshi CW Datacenter BitCoin BSV showing capacity for the globe as designed to scam people into thinking dumb things.

Do you have to be such a cheesy lying shill?
What else do you do for money?

Satoshi told it will go datacenters.

Easy man, it's the truth

[realr0ach]

Satoshi told it will go datacenters.

Which is why we dump imaginary, valueless digital shitcoins and buy physical metals instead, so we don't have to deal with false gods like Satoshi, communist-style, central planner technocrats like Vitalik or Pieter Wuille, or the Chinese and US government attempting to utilize digital shitcoins to create the world's most dystopian, Chinese social credit score, cashless society slavery system.  If you refuse to use their digital shitcoin scams or fiats and insist on only using physical metals instead, they have no power.

[Last of the V8s]

https://youtu.be/zFA3qibwCTo

[Phil_S]

Zooming in...

[Last of the V8s]

[realr0ach]

"In code we trust" - a bullshit propaganda phrase last used by Ethereum before it turned out to be 'In Vitalik we trust' instead - makes zero sense when bitcoin is controlled entirely by real world externalities that have nothing to do with code.  The 'code' just facilitates those actors who...don't actually run on code themselves.  

So PoW, longest chain, and all the other buzzword bullshit has no real effect because they don't reside on the top hierarchical structure structure of power in the real world such as the law, physical force, and numerous other variables. The results of PoW are essentially meaningless, which doesn't even solve rough consensus attack.  In summary, this all translates back into the old expression:  if you don't hold it, you don't own it.  And Bitcoin is just distributed (but not decentralized) cloud banking.  It's not even possible to take possesion of a Bitcoin.  A 'coin' is a slice of a virtual bread loaf that always resides in the cloud.

[Dabs]

Are there non-physical metals? Because I keep wondering why you call them physical metals, when you can call them just metals.

[realr0ach]

Can easily tell BTC was going to drop today.  Long vs shorts are way too high, and ESF Jewish central bankers just rigged metals down while rigging stocks up.  It's blatantly obvious the same kikes have been attempting to try and rig BTC to the same up and down cycles as metals, so here comes the ESF trying to rig Bitcoin down at the same time they manipulate metals too.  

These fucktards don't seem to quite understand that under NO CIRCUMSTANCES will I ever dump metals to buy overpriced stocks, and digital shitcoiners are all mentally insane and think the price is going to $1 trillion each so never will either.  They'd dump shitcoins for metals way before stocks.  There is NOBODY looking to be a stock or bond bagholder no matter how much manipulation they do.

[fillippone]

Are there non-physical metals? Because I keep wondering why you call them physical metals, when you can call them just metals.

What is physical metal?
I only know Digital Gold.

[realr0ach]

Are there non-physical metals? Because I keep wondering why you call them physical metals, when you can call them just metals.

They're called unallocated metals.  Like buying some garbage on the Comex where 250 people all own the same troy ounce - rehypothecation.  But if Comex is transferring EFP contracts to London for delivery, maybe there's already been a technical default here so it's more like infinity:1 leverage.  Now the scumbag 'Queen' herself has to pay up and dislocate metals every day to keep the system running.

[infofront]

Are there non-physical metals? Because I keep wondering why you call them physical metals, when you can call them just metals.

What is physical metal?
I only know Digital Gold.

Physical ["precious"] metals are basically analog bitcoin. They're heavy, cumbersome physical materials that rich people used to trade for livestock 500 years ago, before the advent of digital gold.

[LUCKMCFLY]

2.33B not bad ...

BTC’s nominal GDP would be $8.4B, about equal to the world’s 140th biggest economy, assuming only 1 % of BTC adj. transfer value is used for final goods and services.

Check out the full story by
@luyongxu
 in this week's issue of State of the Network:

Source: https://twitter.com/coinmetrics/status/1191747248650162176

That is why Bitcoin is among the 140 best economies in the world.

[HairyMaclairy]

Are there non-physical metals? Because I keep wondering why you call them physical metals, when you can call them just metals.

What is physical metal?
I only know Digital Gold.

Physical ["precious"] metals are basically analog bitcoin. They're heavy, cumbersome physical materials that rich people used to trade for livestock 500 years ago, before the advent of digital gold.

Pssst wanna buy a sheep?

[Globb0]

In this context, physical means, not paper based

[Searing]

Are there non-physical metals? Because I keep wondering why you call them physical metals, when you can call them just metals.

What is physical metal?
I only know Digital Gold.

Physical ["precious"] metals are basically analog bitcoin. They're heavy, cumbersome physical materials that rich people used to trade for livestock 500 years ago, before the advent of digital gold.

The price of gold and Bitcoin when I started mining BTC Sept 18th, 2013. I really started with the KNC Jupiter ASIC miner on 10/18/2013...but hey, 0.69 BTC on the GPU card counts.

price of gold exactly 0 years start 2013 (more or less) it was $1,348.09 USD and BTC was about $130.86 (more or less) the same/closest day on the charts.

price of gold exactly 1 year later 2014 (more or less)  was $1,226.96 USD and BTC was about $475.37 USD (more or less) the same/closest day on the charts.

price of gold exactly 2 years later 2015 (more or less) it was $1,121.32 USD and BTC was about $229.09 (more or less) the same/closest day on the charts.

price of gold exactly 3 years later 2016 (more or less) it was $1,328.57 USD and BTC was about $606.97 USD (more or less) the same/closest day on the charts.

price of gold exactly 4 years later 2017 (more or less) it was $1,327.06 USD and BTC was about $3,630.70 USD (more or less) the same/closest day on the charts.

price of gold exactly 5 years later 2018 (more or less) it was $1,202.50 USD and BTC was about $6,371.30 USD (more or less) the same/closest day on the charts.

price of gold exactly 6 years later 2019 (more or less) it was $1,502.51 USD and BTC was about $   10,242.27 USD (more or less) the same/closest day on the charts.

The price of gold as of TODAY 11/7/2019 is $1,470.65 USD and BTC is currently today $9,271.90 USD as I type this here.

Using this chart for days closest on such chart (iffy by a day or so) for the price of GOLD historically.

https://www.moneymetals.com/precious-metals-charts/gold-price

Using this chart for days closest on such chart (iffy by a day or so) for the price of Bitcoin historically.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/

Hmmm....good thing I did not listen to all the Gold Bugs who said I needed something 'Tangible' as a store of value.

later

Brad