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May 13, 2020, 10:33:27 PM |
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Tether is the weakest link and a prime target, so it's not a matter of if Tether will go down but a matter of when...
Let me, for a second, go along with your presumption that bitcoin is vulnerable to losing value because tether is propping up its price too much by causing more liquidity than what would otherwise be present. That is a pretty BIG presumption.. but let's just accept such presumption as a given. Then... What if Tether goes down in 50 years? Why the fuck should we care? Let's make it a shorter period of time. What if it goes down in 10 years? That is still pretty far into the future too. No, no, no... you are presuming Tethers impeding death... because regulators have been going after it for years and years... therefore, it must be impending to die sooner than 50 years, right? It could go any minute, right? That's what she said. Tether goes down? surely people will be scrambling to get out of it? where could they move to? Can you tether to usd ? I thought that was the point, the places didn't have USD? There's a buyer for every seller, when Tether bank accounts get frozen it'll devalue really fast, and market will decide the Tether/BTC exchange rate. Those people who hold $6B in tether (and for the life of me i can't figure out why) are only in this for speculations, forcing them to run for the hills to BTC will only provide a short term BTC bump at best. Don't get me wrong, BTC will get through it, but people loosing $6B in "crypto" won't be a net positive for BTC. I recall that about a year and a half ago, Tether et al had around $800 million stolen from them. That did not affect tether too badly, but just showed that the whole system of tether was a bit more resilient than FUDsters doomsdayers (including roach) had been hopening.
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JayJuanGee
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May 13, 2020, 10:38:07 PM |
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Im getting weird emails from Circle, anyone else?
I had a few saying I am credited with funds. It looks to be genuinely from them.
Did they create it when they separated from Polo ?
Its a mystery maybe I entered something with them when they were setting it up. But I never funded or used it.
Is it just marketing crap?
Looks like I joined in 2014 so it would be a long con
Just these mysterious deposits ? only about 10£ worth in 2 transactions according to the mails.
I think this was mentioned by someone else on here a few weeks ago. Something to do with a missing airdrop from long ago. Not sure though. Its not merely marketing.. but maybe? Anyhow, if you log into your Circle account, you should be able to verify that Circle had credited your account with the BTC value of whatever value of BCH and BSV that you would have had in Circle account (based on your then BTC balance) on August 1, 2017 at the time of the BCH fork.
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Globb0
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May 13, 2020, 10:44:42 PM |
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Im getting weird emails from Circle, anyone else?
I had a few saying I am credited with funds. It looks to be genuinely from them.
Did they create it when they separated from Polo ?
Its a mystery maybe I entered something with them when they were setting it up. But I never funded or used it.
Is it just marketing crap?
Looks like I joined in 2014 so it would be a long con
Just these mysterious deposits ? only about 10£ worth in 2 transactions according to the mails.
I think this was mentioned by someone else on here a few weeks ago. Something to do with a missing airdrop from long ago. Not sure though. Its not merely marketing.. but maybe? Anyhow, if you log into your Circle account, you should be able to verify that Circle had credited your account with the BTC value of whatever value of BCH and BSV that you would have had in Circle account (based on your then BTC balance) on August 1, 2017 at the time of the BCH fork. But that would be zero, unless they count the time Circle and poloniex were one I think the airdrop thing sounds most believable. A signup incentive that was never actually credited back then. They must of tempted me in somehow
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JayJuanGee
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May 13, 2020, 10:58:29 PM |
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Im getting weird emails from Circle, anyone else?
I had a few saying I am credited with funds. It looks to be genuinely from them.
Did they create it when they separated from Polo ?
Its a mystery maybe I entered something with them when they were setting it up. But I never funded or used it.
Is it just marketing crap?
Looks like I joined in 2014 so it would be a long con
Just these mysterious deposits ? only about 10£ worth in 2 transactions according to the mails.
I think this was mentioned by someone else on here a few weeks ago. Something to do with a missing airdrop from long ago. Not sure though. Its not merely marketing.. but maybe? Anyhow, if you log into your Circle account, you should be able to verify that Circle had credited your account with the BTC value of whatever value of BCH and BSV that you would have had in Circle account (based on your then BTC balance) on August 1, 2017 at the time of the BCH fork. But that would be zero, unless they count the time Circle and poloniex were one I think the airdrop thing sounds most believable. A signup incentive that was never actually credited back then. They must of tempted me in somehow Well, it is possible that what happened with your account was different from the other cases that I had seen. I had seen only three or four different examples (including my own) that caused me to extrapolate from the information and the balances that the two credits of BTC into each account was based upon the BTC balance of Circle account holders as of August 1, 2017. There was one guy who I knew who was thinking similarly to you because he had sold all of his BTC in about mid-August 2017, so he had speculated that the whole thing was pure bullshit, but then he ended up getting an unexpected windfall from his then BTC holdings... hahahahaha.. one of those disgruntled nocoiners who sold too much too soon.. and has been disgruntled ever since, including trying to figure out any reason why he was correct to have had sold all his BTC in mid August 2017... hahahaaha
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May 13, 2020, 11:01:39 PM |
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But now I can't decide whether knowing now that bitcoin will do the opposite of what I expect, must mean that btc will do what I expect, in a double-negative kind of a way. Or have I now triple-negatived myself?
Some how you have to attempt to get one step ahead of yourself. It appears that you have real troubles in your future. Ha, you're probably right. My post was light-hearted but thankfully, my 'HODL btc through everything' approach has at least proven to be a really good hedge against such over-stepping I have to admit JJG, non-judgementally of course, that I often haven't had time in the past to read a lot on here, and your posts, often being the longest of all, can get skim-read or skipped. Nothing personal. But lockdown has given me the luxury of time to read them in their entirety these days. And they're generally enjoyable and worth the effort. Unfortunately lockdown restrictions were eased today a little here, so real life might take over again. But it's been nice to be back here for a few weeks to see who's still around, who has grown in merit count, who is still posting drivel and BS. But the bulls have definitely won against the bears here in the WO, compared to years gone by. I left here for a year or two, I think, when this place had become a cesspool of racism and even nazi sympathy on the part of some, but those sad days now seem to be behind us, thankfully. It's interesting to step away and then return, as a kind of experiment in observing the evolution of the WO thread. Once lockdown ends I'll have to disappear again for a while, such is the nature of my way-of-being. But until then, it's a nice place to hang around and feel some solidarity, albeit with a few still on Ignore (and still worthy of being so, it would seem). Ok, on with double-negative, triple-bluffed HODLing....
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jojo69
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May 13, 2020, 11:08:05 PM |
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the longer the "sell the news" dip fails to materialize...
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May 13, 2020, 11:20:03 PM |
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Im getting weird emails from Circle, anyone else?
I had a few saying I am credited with funds. It looks to be genuinely from them.
Did they create it when they separated from Polo ?
Its a mystery maybe I entered something with them when they were setting it up. But I never funded or used it.
Is it just marketing crap?
Looks like I joined in 2014 so it would be a long con
Just these mysterious deposits ? only about 10£ worth in 2 transactions according to the mails.
Circle is Goldmann BallSacks, if you don't use them than do not respond as they collect and sell your data. They Bought and used Polo accounts to data mine and take coins and then spun it back off. They ripped off about 30% of my polo coins and I still don't have the rest.
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jojo69
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the evening wall report Bitcoin posted strong gainz today breaking above the $9,000 level and rallying to a high of $9,418.46 on moderate volumes. Recovering around 61.8% of last weeks high of $10,074 bitcoin increased the de-coupling narrative against the S&P500 as it fell 1.75% today vs bitcoins 5% gain. 4h long fibs in orange medium fibs in green short fibs in blue to give you something to look at #dyor D #stronghands
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May 14, 2020, 03:11:32 AM |
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Jesus, first time here in 3 years, and I recognize half you motherfuckers! Is jstolfi still desperately trying to convince everyone bitcoin is a scam and will be going to zero by this time next week....because tulips, beanie babies, and math/economics we are all too stupid to understand? Trying to remember the other bears? Kwakduck?
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May 14, 2020, 03:25:20 AM |
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Jesus, first time here in 3 years, and I recognize half you motherfuckers! Is jstolfi still desperately trying to convince everyone bitcoin is a scam and will be going to zero by this time next week....because tulips, beanie babies, and math/economics we are all too stupid to understand? Trying to remember the other bears? Kwakduck?
Edward50? He was a bitter bear and sold way too early, from what I remember.
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May 14, 2020, 03:28:45 AM |
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May 14, 2020, 03:45:42 AM |
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stolfi was a visionary, some kind of prophet really
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JayJuanGee
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May 14, 2020, 03:53:49 AM |
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But now I can't decide whether knowing now that bitcoin will do the opposite of what I expect, must mean that btc will do what I expect, in a double-negative kind of a way. Or have I now triple-negatived myself?
Some how you have to attempt to get one step ahead of yourself. It appears that you have real troubles in your future. Ha, you're probably right. My post was light-hearted but thankfully, my 'HODL btc through everything' approach has at least proven to be a really good hedge against such over-stepping I have to admit JJG, non-judgementally of course, that I often haven't had time in the past to read a lot on here, and your posts, often being the longest of all, can get skim-read or skipped. Nothing personal. But lockdown has given me the luxury of time to read them in their entirety these days. And they're generally enjoyable and worth the effort. Unfortunately lockdown restrictions were eased today a little here, so real life might take over again. But it's been nice to be back here for a few weeks to see who's still around, who has grown in merit count, who is still posting drivel and BS. But the bulls have definitely won against the bears here in the WO, compared to years gone by. I left here for a year or two, I think, when this place had become a cesspool of racism and even nazi sympathy on the part of some, but those sad days now seem to be behind us, thankfully. It's interesting to step away and then return, as a kind of experiment in observing the evolution of the WO thread. Once lockdown ends I'll have to disappear again for a while, such is the nature of my way-of-being. But until then, it's a nice place to hang around and feel some solidarity, albeit with a few still on Ignore (and still worthy of being so, it would seem). I think that there is very little deleting of posts in this thread, including the various -isms that spew out from time to time... so those kinds of -ism shit-stirring ideas are likely to continue to be batted around in this thread.. and probably not really a BIG problem.. because there seems to be quite a bit of tolerance for lots of ideas... This thread is like the bitcoin maximalists troll box, with a free-speech twist, and anything goes, including -isms, as long as you are not pumping some kind of shitcoin, and surely any of us should skim or skip the contents of any post if we don't want to engage with that kind of content. Surely we have some kind of consensus in this thread against the shilling of shitcoins, and of course, BTC bashers need to back-up their claims with evidence too; otherwise, they are likely to receive quite a bit of backlash, ridicule and beatings in regards to their nonsense.. When there is a lack of appreciation for king daddy, then there tends to be a price to be paid...... deservedly-so. I will admit that of course, there still remain some of those bitcoin naysayers and shitcoin sympathetic members within our midst, but if they try to spout of their nonsense too frequently, there are quite a few active members in this thread who do NOT hesitate to provide sufficient and necessary beatings... So the existence of shitcoin pumping wannabes is fine to some extent and likely keeps us from devolving too much into a circle jerk. Ok, on with double-negative, triple-bluffed HODLing....
Fair enough. As you were, difficult to pin-down soldier.
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May 14, 2020, 04:57:10 AM |
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- New study says Covid-19 doesn’t just ravage the lungs, your balls and hurt the heart, it also can affect the brain in many cases.
Interesting study would be great to see the reference... Assuming the hemoglobin theory is correct it would work something like this. Corona attacks the oxygen carrying blood cells, and in so doing releases iron ions from said cells that are poisonous to the body. These ions kind of float around in the lungs, like a cloud of corrosive poison, which is why we see both lungs being evenly attacked in the "shattered glass" pattern people keep talking about, rather than in just one lung like with normal influenza. The body has natural cleaning mechanisms for these iron ions, but not in the amounts now produced. The liver and kidneys are working overtime to get rid of them, but because the hemoglobin can no longer carry oxygen around the body they don't have the fuel to work properly. It would make sense if this lack of oxygen also affects the brain, along with many other parts of the body.
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May 14, 2020, 04:59:41 AM |
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Stocks are down, BTC is up, think we finally got our decoupling We were never coupled, people just see patterns where there are none. Perfectly normal. Unlike the... ENTIRE fiat economy, bitcoin has physical constraints. It is its own thing and always will be as long as we use this faulty legacy financial system.
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May 14, 2020, 05:26:37 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #97This week’s newsletter describes a proposal that taproot signatures make an additional commitment to spent scriptPubKeys and includes our regular sections with the summary of a Bitcoin Core PR Review Club meeting, a list of releases and release candidates, and descriptions of notable changes to popular Bitcoin infrastructure software. https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2020/05/13/Dominance: 67% / $9,325
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May 14, 2020, 05:27:11 AM |
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~snip~
You do have many advantages that's why i am the one asking the questions and you are answering them as best as you can so no contest here.
After I posted, I was kind of second-guessing whether I should have gone down that line of thought in terms of attempting to make some speculative comparisons because it is so difficult to extrapolate and compare because I even question how I would have handled myself if I had exposure to bitcoin in my earlier days of building various aspects of my investment portfolio, and on an ongoing basis there are going to be temptations to pull out some of the value along the way... and so maybe I am even thinking that I might have been too scared to have been in bitcoin in any kind of meaningful way in my earlier investment years.... so it is so difficult to extrapolate to the 80s and 90s in comparison to what are today's options. I think that's where kids growing up/born in 90's had a slight edge over previous generation. You guys had a first mover advantage +money but there was no-one to guide you when you entered in BTCland or any other investment, on the other hand my generation is lucky enough to get tons of guidance and info about almost anything, all we have to do is keep our head straight and get our act together as we are kinda reckless and bit cocky at some points. Yeah based on fiat value.. 60%-80% payment comes in btc depending on the different contracts/clients. So far I never felt cashing out my BTC salary, except 2-3 times, Profit-lose swings both ways continuously due to volatility but i don't trade so its automatically goes into my Hodl stash and i don't care much about when BTC goes down 1k or something as its temporary IMO .
During my building of my investment formative years, which was largely in the late 80s and through the 90s, I feel that I never really invested more than 10% of my overall cashflow into various investments, but I continued to make those kinds of investments steadily, even when i started with some mediocre jobs during that time, and even when I went to college and used some of my interest-free student loans to build investment practices, I largely stuck with about 10% of my cashflow that was dedicated to investment, but some of that cashflow involved leveraging debt. Seems that I did not really go beyond 10% until I landed a fairly decent job, after quite a bit of college, and then at that point, I could dedicate more cashflow towards investing that maybe lasted a bit over 12 years.. and maybe there were periods that I invested 30% of my cashflow into various investments... so it seems that I never got anywhere near 60% that I allocated towards investing, and I can hardly even imagine investing 80% of my cashflow... gosh I feel like I must have been lacking a lot of discipline compared to you, JSRAW. Rest of the remaining fiat salary is enough to get things going irl because i have virtually 0 debt and i try to avoid spending money on unnecessary stuff so it helps my cause in some extent.
Of course, living within your means remains important, and I have always had access to a decent amount of debt that I could draw from and to circulate for my investments, and perhaps that could have been a bad practice for me to be using debt; however, I doubt that I could have landed high paying jobs without my education debt, and then even when I had jobs, I still would leverage some of my investments with debt, and frequently, the servicing of the debts were NOT very bad, so I am NOT sure in the end whether i could have reached as high of levels of capital accumulation if I had not been given access to very cheap debt. I started my first job when i was 16yo and recently turned 31. Never went to college so here goes major debt etc, going to college and spending 3 years was bit luxury for me back then anyway, had important things to care of. like everyone else i did all kinds of menial jobs in my initial years and luckily got into my current profession. Apart from real state BTC is my first ever investment (2017) and i am bit late here so i am just catching up by putting fiat in BTC. Percentage of investment might change in future according to situation. Will revise my strategy after BTC cross $15-$20k and i am sure things might change drastically once i get married or when babies comes.
Overall, it seems that your percentage of your cashflow going into BTC does seem to be quite high, but so long as you feel that you can cover your remaining living and emergency expenses with whatever fiat that you have coming in, then I suppose that those systems will serve you decently well, too. Of course, baby and wifey are likely to cause additional expenses.. and also maybe some changes in your allocation and even investment opportunities... but sounds like you are, at least, attempting to engage with your situation and to plan ahead.... but a similar thing was going on with mindrust, too. At several points he had said that he was putting so damned much of his total percentage into BTC (it was like 40% without any other investments), so part of an anticipated problem can come if the BTC price moves against you when you start to have so much value in one asset or a narrow set of assets, and then you see so much loss of value on paper if the price moves against you.. or even the BTC price might fail/refuse to rally.. so then you have to account for those possibilities too.. which might just mean, NOT investing so much into BTC and just letting what you have already invested ride while you just make sure that you have plenty on your fiat side to ride through the various waves including any emergencies that might come, too. Surely, it is good to hear about differing perspectives and approaches, and I like the idea of changed dynamic with zero debt, because it is likely a bit more straight forward, and surely bitcoin still seems to serve as a kind of asymmetric bet, so it is not exactly necessary to use any debt or leverage and still to be able to potentially profit stupendously by merely ongoingly stacking sats within an ongoing reasonable budget. Its seems high but like i mentioned i started investing very late so for me its - Catching up- strategy and when i first found out about BTC during China fud back in 2017, I didn't waste much time and took a gamble by investing almost all my saving into BTC then sold big chunk of portfolio during the bull run, although it was panic sell. This panic sell and investing everything was risky but this gamble worked out pretty well and it helped me in my ongoing investing. I am now more careful and prepare with the investing and price swings. Baby and wifey are big one so yeah trying. You are right mindrust and my strategy was same, but we both have different personality with different mindset when looking at the same thing. for ex; he saw recent crash as doomsday and sold everything and for me it was doomsday situation too but another opportunity to grab some more BTC, even though i missed the sub $4k. i am still happy that i successfully grabbed some at $5k. I don't want to treat him like a punching bag as its his decision whatever the hell he want to do with his life or BTC stash etc, Its not kindergarten anyway.
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May 14, 2020, 05:48:51 AM |
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Covid-19 A Result of Lab Manipulation? Suspicions Grow...Those doing gain of function research "prior" on these virus that were shipped to Wuhan are by law, complicit in murder, mass murder in over 100 countries. It should surprise no one that those whose names are on those research papers, especially from gain of function research, and coordination with Wuhan are doing everything they are able to prevent Hague hearings. Those who funded, transported, researched, supplied, and managed all the above know the precedent set after WWII. They ALL hung with the butchers. Propaganda ministers and writers were right beside them ... media writers, TV reporters, managers, producers, internet execs deleting real info and putting out disinformation need remember that. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/american-scientist-murdered-in-crete-suffered-a-slow-death-forensic-pathologists-say/American scientist murdered in Crete suffered a slow death, forensic pathologists say We're getting a closer look at the site in Greece where an American scientist was found dead. Greek police tell CBS News they are conducting DNA tests on several people in connection with the murder of Suzanne Eaton. What's this, cookie? No, it's a cunt attempt, followed by J bot merit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suzanne_EatonOfficially she was raped and killed by a psycho. Last year.Also: https://worldpopulationreview.com/countries/rape-statistics-by-country/It's South Africa for you r0ach.
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