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April 07, 2020, 08:47:34 AM Merited by fillippone (2) |
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Creeping up daily closed above that triangle, trend seems confirmed The bulls are ready, there is no resistance up to $8,000-$8,100, if we get there the bull market will open. Sadly, I think it's all related to risk on mood on traditional financial markets (equity markets rebounding). Price still reflects the use of Bitcoin as a pure gambling tool, even if the coins involved in actual trading are a tiny fraction of the actual total coins. Brace yourself for the inevitable correction when equity will start falling again. You are posting in the wrong thread
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@PeterSchiff Investors seeking a real safe haven will never buy a speculative asset on the chance that it may eventually become a safe haven. Since anyone doing so is speculating, the only people who will ever buy #Bitcoin are speculators, which is why Bitcoin will never become a safe haven. https://twitter.com/peterschiff/status/1247313950611582985?s=21He’s absolutely FURIOUS !!!!!
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April 07, 2020, 09:13:34 AM Last edit: April 07, 2020, 09:46:11 AM by Last of the V8s Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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I am pretty sure that in recent weeks I had come across a term that describes a kind of poetic justice that occurs when someone becomes a victim of the very thing that s/he has been denying to exist. Boris Johnson has already become that, but I cannot remember the term.. or if we need to create a term. New research obsession of mine to find the right descriptor (or meme or whatever will accurately describe such phenomena and several people are coming to realize that those invisible lil thingies, aka viruses, can be a "real" force to be reckoned with). Even when someone is a denier, we can still feel some passion for the human side of severe illness and perhaps succumbing to death when they become the victim, even though their prior arrogance can be challenging of such sympathies, too, as shown in this article, including a video from Johnson, too. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-28/johnson-s-war-with-coronavirus-is-no-joke-anymoreThe below article about Landon Spradlin deals with coronavirus deniers becoming victims, too. https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/04/02/landon-spradlin-coronavirus-pandemic-death-punchline/Maybe you're grasping at this phrase? How is [Jihan] going to make any changes that would be enforceable on the community?
it's simple. the miners decide. the users don't matter. Hoist with one's own petard.
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April 07, 2020, 09:25:36 AM Last edit: April 07, 2020, 09:41:11 AM by fillippone |
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Again. A lot can be done with privacy management before the introduction of those improvement. I suggest a great read on Bitcoin and Privacy from Giacomo Zucco: A Treatise On Bitcoin And Privacy Part 1: A Match Made In The Whitepaper How one’s focus can shift in just two weeks! While today everybody in the Bitcoin space seems more concerned with price fluctuations in response to the global financial panic (understandably so), it’s important to remember perennial issues that never go away, like the importance of maintaining your privacy when you transact in bitcoin. Throughout this month especially, we’ve been hearing reports of KYC/AML-compliant exchanges freezing user accounts due to suspected use of CoinJoin software (more on that later), followed by yet another case of a famous and respected early Bitcoin proponent promoting his new illiquid altcoin as something that “will replace Bitcoin, which isn’t private enough!”
If you want to take a short break from global pandemics, financial meltdowns and price volatility, here’s an attempt at analyzing claims, facts and context of this latest “Bitcoin drama.” To begin with, in Part 1 of this two-part series, we’ll start by looking at the fundamental relationship between Bitcoin and privacy by going back to the beginning with the whitepaper. Then, in Part 2, we’ll focus on some the ways that Bitcoin privacy is being maintained and improved upon — and strike down a few “red herrings.”
A Treatise On Bitcoin And Privacy Part 2: Don’t Be Misled By Red HerringsIn Part One of this treatise, we examined the fundamental relationship between Bitcoin and privacy by going back to the beginning with the whitepaper. In spite of some excellent privacy preserving options that have been available to users since those early days, we seem to have taken a few wrong turns. But to fix it, in order to make Bitcoin’s privacy “great again,” we must be able to distinguish between real privacy and red herrings that can only lead us further off the path.
( I made an Italian version of this, if ever you care). There are so many interesting things on those articles, I strongly recommend a read. <...> You are posting in the wrong thread
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Below is a poem with some budding poet using the current situation to release his talents. Thank you John S"""""""" for this one Keep smiling
Hon Sec
THE FORGOTTEN
With the streets now so empty For days I haven’t sold a drug If it goes on like this There’ll soon be no one left to mug
The list goes on and on We’ve lost several other blags There are no pubs left open Where we can sell our dodgy fags
And there is another area To which my mind is drifting There are very few shops open To practise our shoplifting
In any case with this queueing By people very thick Who insist on panic buying Means there’s nothing left to nick
While the banks may be open A robber won’t get very far When he has to social distance From the driver of the getaway car
The immigrant trade is over No more sailing through the foam With England now in lockdown They’re better off back home
So listen to us Boris I know you’re very wise With all this profiteering We can’t afford to sanitise
Your Chancellor must hear our pleas A refusal would be rash We need self-employed support And we’d prefer it all in cash
If that proves impossible For we are such poor old souls We are happy to be paid With several dozen toilet rolls
Author – A Crook #dadjokeswillgetusthroughthiskerfuffle
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April 07, 2020, 10:01:05 AM |
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Best answer: Anonymous (ID: CHgAfMIq) 04/07/20(Tue)11:37:46 No.252347528▶>>252347695
Give me Israel for $20 and I keep the other 80 bucks.
USA and NATO will fight the war for me. Speaking of which, where dafaq is r0ach?
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April 07, 2020, 10:06:15 AM Merited by fillippone (1) |
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( I made an Italian version of this, if ever you care). There are so many interesting things on those articles, I strongly recommend a read. I will read it in your language, so I also practice a little in Italian. Thx
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April 07, 2020, 10:19:46 AM |
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April 07, 2020, 10:27:46 AM |
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Greece is the word.
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April 07, 2020, 10:37:57 AM |
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Check out this graph from JP Morgan: This is based partially on the second wave emerging in China. Are we going to keep doing these lockdowns every couple of months until a vaccine arrives? South Korea: no second wave, no lockdown.
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April 07, 2020, 10:47:28 AM |
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Slow and steady growth or just waiting for a drop?
I'm expecting this rally to top out somewhere in the $8k region and then drop down to around $6k before bottoming out and bouncing back up next week
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April 07, 2020, 10:47:29 AM |
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BOOM! I'd go with, Russia-Italy-Greece. Follow da pussy dawg!
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April 07, 2020, 10:57:16 AM Last edit: April 07, 2020, 11:22:59 AM by BitcoinBunny Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Check out this graph from JP Morgan: This is based partially on the second wave emerging in China. Are we going to keep doing these lockdowns every couple of months until a vaccine arrives? South Korea: no second wave, no lockdown. South Korea acted early due to its experience with Mers and Sars AND probably because it doesn't trust its disgusting bat soup eating neighbour. What they did is no longer possible to be emulated in most other countries. Also should be pointed out South Korea has one of the least diverse populations on the face of the planet. There are some reports their economy is still crippled despite not supposedly having an official lockdown. Wearing face masks might be the only way out of this combined with a rolling lockdown as suggested. I think it will be a horrible sight here in the west. But it will be behind us at some point.
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April 07, 2020, 11:09:24 AM |
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incoming small dump ?
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Check out this graph from JP Morgan: This is based partially on the second wave emerging in China. Are we going to keep doing these lockdowns every couple of months until a vaccine arrives? Yes. But for the next wave we will be way more prepared. Medical workers will have all the protection they need. Same with other urgent services. There will be a lot of beds available and a lot ventilators and intensive care beds. Not essential services will also have protection and adapt how to minimise spreading the virus so lockout will last way less time. Many already got infected in the first wave and are now immune or their illness is way less serious if virus already mutated. Countries that do wide testing right now will have huge advantage since those citizens that are immune will know that. Those that got covid-19 now and were never tested for will be in fear at second wave although they will be totally safe. Oh and the second wave will be here at winter time.
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