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[Cryptotourist]

In other WOrld news - r0ach, gembitz, & the Cuntonian moron (taking pics), were spotted earlier this morning:



A coiner - who jumped on the train shortly after, saved his life.

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[dragonvslinux]

Pump soon? Target of this bullish inverse H&S is approximately 15% (head->resistance trendline) up to $8,500... if it plays out of course.



Notably this would take us to the top of the 6-month long Weekly bearish channel 

[JSRAW]

3 January - Bitcoin Genesis Block constructed 11 years ago today

[makrospex]

Pump soon? Target of this bullish inverse H&S is approximately 15% (head->resistance trendline) up to $8,500... if it plays out of course.



Notably this would take us to the top of the 6-month long Weekly bearish channel 

Can you please post the whole bear channel for reference?
Thanks a lot.

[Last of the V8s]

raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw
wtf

[El duderino_]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214437.msg53505850#msg53505850

^

For those who missed.....

Cheers

[Dabs]

WTF! Even Photoshop has protection! I tried Corel PHOTO-PAINT. Same thing:

Edit: I wonder if this protection works on that Z$100,000,000,000,000 third Zimbabwean dollar...

Edit 2: Took a photo of the same 50 € bank note, using my mobile phone. Photoshop still refuses to open it, displaying the exact same message. Corel PHOTO-PAINT opens it fine though...

I still have an old version of Photoshop that I use today. I'm guessing anything older than 2003 will work, as well as any open source paint editing software like GIMP.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

I remember as far back as 2010 trying to photocopy £20 notes at work & the printer coming up with big error messages.

Separately there was an instagram page as recent as a couple of years ago that was selling fake notes. They shut it down. They passed the pen test in shops, never tried to bank them though.

[gentlemand]

I remember as far back as 2010 trying to photocopy £20 notes at work & the printer coming up with big error messages.

Separately there was an instagram page as recent as a couple of years ago that was selling fake notes. They shit it down.

A geezer I knew worked in a scrap yard and they'd only pay him in forged £20 notes.

They were fucking awful and you could tell instantly yet he still managed to get rid of almost all of them. Every shop assistant he offloaded them on would twitch the moment they touched them but they stuck them in the till anyway.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

I remember as far back as 2010 trying to photocopy £20 notes at work & the printer coming up with big error messages.

Separately there was an instagram page as recent as a couple of years ago that was selling fake notes. They shit it down.

A geezer I knew worked in a scrap yard and they'd only pay him in forged £20 notes.

They were fucking awful and you could tell instantly yet he still managed to get rid of almost all of them. Every shop assistant he offloaded them on would twitch the moment they touched them but they stuck them in the till anyway.

Somebody gave me some when I sold a sofa on ebay years ago. Obviously I didn’t know, they looked legit.
Tried to bank them & the cashier knew, I ended up effectively giving this sofa away for free because they confiscated the notes.

Was a shit sofa any way.

[VB1001]

#HappyBirthdayBitcoin

Put on the hat.

[El duderino_]

#HappyBirthdayBitcoin

Put on the hat.

You put a price in....

[Last of the V8s]

it enters the competition or else it gets the hoes again

[Saint-loup]

Bitcoin Price Reaches $29,000 in Iran as Mike Novogratz Calls BTC 'Digital Gold'

The price of Bitcoin (BTC) has reached more than 983 mln Iranian rials (roughly $29,500) on LocalBitcoins, the Helsinki-based P2P cryptocurrency exchange. This is nearly 300 percent higher compared to its current market value of $7,323.
Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz says that it's great to see the BTC price react to global uncertainty.
"Nice to see$btc react to global uncertainty. #digitalgold"

https://u.today/bitcoin-price-reaches-29000-in-iran-as-mike-novogratz-calls-btc-digital-gold

[bkbirge]

it enters the competition or else it gets the hoes again

[bitcoinPsycho]

in German we have a meme of Julian Hosp (surfer boy) how he tries to explain what the price will be in the future in front of a whiteboard.

And he is saying: "It could go up but it could also go down."  

some posts forced me to remember on this meme.  

EDIT: you English natives seems to be friends of many words without so much content. how does it come?

That's what we want you to think

[El duderino_]

Bitcoin Price Reaches $29,000 in Iran as Mike Novogratz Calls BTC 'Digital Gold'

The price of Bitcoin (BTC) has reached more than 983 mln Iranian rials (roughly $29,500) on LocalBitcoins, the Helsinki-based P2P cryptocurrency exchange. This is nearly 300 percent higher compared to its current market value of $7,323.
Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz says that it's great to see the BTC price react to global uncertainty.
"Nice to see$btc react to global uncertainty. #digitalgold"

https://u.today/bitcoin-price-reaches-29000-in-iran-as-mike-novogratz-calls-btc-digital-gold

Like at just before the previous Halving we saw these spikes in Zimbabwe I think.... prices of 10-12K while we where at 6 or something

Signs?  

[LUCKMCFLY]

Excellent graphics by [ur=https://twitter.com/ChartsBtcl]Bitcoin Charts[/url]

Bitcoin yearly candles 2011-2019

Bitcoin birthday price history

Source: https://twitter.com/ChartsBtc/status/1213124248463499264      
            https://twitter.com/ChartsBtc/status/1213124807098658818

[AlcoHoDL]

I remember as far back as 2010 trying to photocopy £20 notes at work & the printer coming up with big error messages.

Separately there was an instagram page as recent as a couple of years ago that was selling fake notes. They shut it down. They passed the pen test in shops, never tried to bank them though.

A geezer I knew worked in a scrap yard and they'd only pay him in forged £20 notes.

They were fucking awful and you could tell instantly yet he still managed to get rid of almost all of them. Every shop assistant he offloaded them on would twitch the moment they touched them but they stuck them in the till anyway.

Somebody gave me some when I sold a sofa on ebay years ago. Obviously I didn’t know, they looked legit.
Tried to bank them & the cashier knew, I ended up effectively giving this sofa away for free because they confiscated the notes.

Was a shit sofa any way.

I'm pretty sure that, with a modern colour laser copier and the right kind of paper, one could make usable banknotes to give to old, unsuspecting small shop owners, etc.

Go photocopy a Bitcoin... You can't!

One more reason fiat is doomed and Bitcoin is the way forward.

[gentlemand]

I'm pretty sure that, with a modern colour laser copier and the right kind of paper, one could make usable banknotes to give to old, unsuspecting small shop owners, etc.

Go photocopy a Bitcoin... You can't!

One more reason fiat is doomed and Bitcoin is the way forward.

It's the texture that's hard. The bloke's 20s looked good but the moment you touched them it was painfully obvious.

Though it's going to be very unfortunate when cash goes, in future the idea of it will seem as mad as spending two years in the Antarctic sucking slime out of dead whale skulls to make margarine.