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CME options growth is exploding. interesting thanks, where did you source that from? source
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May 15, 2020, 06:26:55 AM |
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good, that we have sth complementary to the FEDs but btc just has not the capacity to serve and function as cash (after SEGVID-17) - dont ya see ?
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Ibian
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May 15, 2020, 06:27:31 AM |
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Question: How can you not hold when we all know that you'll make a boat-load (lotsa money) in the next 18 months?
Because you have to eventually. People have different needs and desires and plans and abilities and not everyone can be as awesome as you. And some are even better.
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May 15, 2020, 06:29:33 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Even in Fear and the price going up, I already want to see when I go from Fear to Greed. Citing statistics from alternative.me, the Fear & Greed Index currently reads 44, four units more than yesterday's, indicating the crypto market is still in "Fear." Note: As per the index, a value of 0 means "Extreme Fear" while a value of 100 represents "Extreme Greed." The current index is for Bitcoin only and is measured based on volatility (25%), market momentum/volume (25%), social media (25%), surveys (15%), dominance (10%), and trends (10%). Source: https://www.coinness.com/news/650076
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600watt
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May 15, 2020, 07:08:02 AM |
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all we need is a weekly close above $11.5k. that is another 2k above current levels and I have the feeling we will go there rather soon. if we do close above 11.5k and consolidate around above that level, we will have the whole summer and fall of 2020 to inch up (well, ok... double up ) to the 20k area. new ath in beginning of 2021 and 2021 becoming a 2017 blueprint... we are all set. anyone who is scared, the time to abandon the rocket is getting close. the arguments of the permabulls staying the same every circle. the arguments of the permabears staying the same every cycle. in the long run the bulls were always right. the hodlers got rich, the bears got bitter. weirdly enough it sounds easy to hodl. but it is hard. some documentation of this endless struggle with one self (as a hodler) is displayed in this very forum. without this forum, bitcoin would not be the same. without this forum I would not be a hodler. have a good day and may the 10k mark be taken out for good soon.
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Globb0
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May 15, 2020, 07:32:48 AM |
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True, warm bodies have been kept distanced, away from each other, etc and the numbers are going down. More in countries that did this well, less in countries that did not do this well. "Herd" immunity works when the herd is being careful. Now we get to see what happens when you re-add bodies to the pool. I have a feeling I know which way this is going to go, when you tamp down a fire to coals and then pour gasoline on the coals you get a predictable response. But hey, maybe "this time it will be different".... Let's check back in 2 months. Place your bets folks, just remember that chip you're betting with is your life. Some reason you made me think of blackalicious lyrics "Perhaps because it has been burning for long, now smoldering Now bursting into hot flames, now hastily covered over to smolder again Until the next outbreak"
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May 15, 2020, 07:48:09 AM |
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Found a little gem, while doing my homework: In 2050, USD and EUR will be shit nothing, smart people will have put a % of their savings in BTC, metals and asian money will be half of the pie. Print this post.
Oh, and another one: I am not talking about a large debasement. Very slow similar to gold. Set in the protocol, nobody can manipulate it. FYI: New gold is mined at about the rate of 2.5% per annum, based on existing mined stock. And this "debasement" has held steady over very long time scales. Why not just create a hard fork of bitcoin (or with merged-mining) and a new rule to hold inflation at 2.5% once it drops to that level around block 600,000 in year 2020.
JJJJJJJJJJJ's, search, "inflation" "bitcoin": U.S. and Bitcoin play catch-up
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May 15, 2020, 07:55:55 AM |
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With all due respect marcus r0ach, I kinda admire your position on BTC. Your vision and intelligence too, let alone programming skills.
If only you were not such a cunt.
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May 15, 2020, 08:01:00 AM |
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Smallish correction but BTC refuses to go lower... get ready for moar up!
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Globb0
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May 15, 2020, 08:13:10 AM |
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Throwback .... where I did got f***up with some fellow WO’s see the adds bellow the picture if you open it. ZOMG>
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Globb0
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Throwback .... where I did got f***up with some fellow WO’s Fucking hell, that was a messy night bro. was that where the dude puked? thought that was 4 star restaurants balcony? I puked that night, the dude didn’t. My girl left her phone in the bar, the dude took it to his room & gave it her back the next day. The dude is very trustworthy. I left the place hot
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Morning guys, observing $9,665, not bad. To think we were at $3,800 not that long ago. Round of applause for most of us who stayed strong during the COVID19 weak hands sell off. Every time we shrug off a panic dump it makes us better HODLERS & more deserving of the riches that surely await us in the next 18 months.
I’m really excited about the next 18 months & beyond, it’s going to be really fun.
Should be a good chance we break $10,000 this weekend, that ridiculous psychological sell point won’t last long. If we can get above $10,000 & stay above it who knows how we could end the year. A new ATH could be a possibility, certainly an AYH.
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May 15, 2020, 08:38:23 AM |
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I am not reading this topic as I used to do because It is not fun for me anymore since I don't have any horses in the race but...
Image deleted I am not going to lie, I was jealous about the price rise... till I saw this.
You'll probably see this as FUD but hey, I am not good at holding back from saying what I think.
I can feel bitterness here... This is happening... the transformation has started: mindrust ----> the next roach let's see what will happen after we'll reach a new ATH.... In March coinmarketcap showed 1.7 bil increase of the market cap and now 2.5 bil. It is unusual. This may lead to a new ATH sooner than expected. I think everyone knows it but just in case I'll remind that the jumps of tether's cap in certain days do not mean necessarily someone bought such huge sums instantly or fake tethers were 'printed'. In an official response to questions about these jumps, coinmarketcap explained that tether's data has some lags. There is one article that mentions the problems with the various blockchain tether uses: https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-climbs-as-tether-gets-500m-injection-in-5-minutes("..However, archived versions of the page show similar readings over the past few days, suggesting CoinMarketCap's data did not capture the full supply previously. USDT runs on several different blockchain networks, including Omni, ethereum, Tron and Liquid....) Regarding mindrust. I'll try to summarize his in my view very controversial explanations (if not contradictory with the sound mind). He sold at $4Kish, because: 1. He was shocked in the middle of the night and the fear made him sell. 2. He was overinvested, which in his case meant $40K in bitcoins and $80K fiat reserves. Many of us are 100% in Bitcoin regarding fiat savings, including myself. In his case mindrust had the luxury to defend his positons by buying more at lower prices. Or just wait for the recovery, which is only a matter of when, not if. 3. He felt betrayed because holders decided to sell and abandon ship. In reality not many holders sold everything. Rather many sold small portions of their stash at the same time in preparation for the next weeks without income. 4. He bought one whole bitcoin just before the crash and having 10 bitcoins turned into a heavy dissapointment. I also bought a greater amount than usual just before the crash. So what? 5. Tether is scam and when it dies, Bitcoin will die too. I can remember 2017 when tether almost died and logically people bought bitcoins with it, so the price increased 3x. 6. Bitcoin is too volatile, while the fiat and other assets are more stable. Yeah, sure. Crude oil, ahem. Fiat printers brrrr causing international financial crisis and inflations, ahem. 7. Covid-19 is so scary, so no point in keeping his bitcoins. Seriously? I can understand this only if someone is sick of some nasty illness requiring a lot of money for the treatment. Although, many of us would prefer another way of finding the money for that. 8. It is better to trade shitcoins because they are more volatile than Bitcoin?!?!?!?. For his bad luck shitcoins are doing really bad. As always. 9. It is better to trade USD vs EUR, since there was a lot of volatility recently. For his bad luck the exchange rate is almost frozen in the last weeks. I think the only reason for mindrust sell was No. 1. The next reasons he made up as excuses not to buy again at $4500, as he claimed. I'm really sorry for him because these two decisions obviously made him unhappy. And it is all about hope and happiness, which Bitcoin brings to the true holders. He may not realize it but he is becoming slowly into the next r0ach. and almost all crashes in history are followed by a recovery. Its just a fact.
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May 15, 2020, 08:40:39 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Seems like the miners squished out every little hash rate left in their miners yesterday, reaching an ATH at the day of the halving: Bitcoin Hashrate All Time High May 11, 2020: 149.72 EH/s Currently we are estimated to be down with about 21% after the halving. Lets monitor how this evolves, no 'minder dead spiral' yet it seems. Current Bitcoin Hashrate: 118.64 EH/s Hashrate found a local bottom yesterday at 82.11 EH/s, a decline of 45% from the ATH on the day of the halving. Current hashrate is back to 103.24 EH/S, up 26% from yesterday's bottom, and -31% from the ATH. Nothing unexpected so far, only back to May 9 2020 levels (!). The hashrate is calculated based on the difficulty and the time to find a block, which short term gives rather volatile numbers.
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May 15, 2020, 08:43:49 AM |
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Dammit 3 666 merit, please release me from that Nr
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Dammit 3 666 merit, please release me from that Nr Thx bro!
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May 15, 2020, 08:56:36 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Probably completely wrong, but bitcoin currently feels like it has in the past before largish steady rises. Not huge pumps, just lots of small green candles week in week out, until all of a sudden it's 4 months later and the price has doubled. I was extremely skeptical we would hit a new ATH this year, but my gut tells me the chances are increasing. More and more people are looking at the world and scratching their heads, I expect more old time Wall St types to start allocating some resources to bitcoin this year. It makes sense that USDT should end up being an appreciable percentage of Bitcoin's market-cap, as bigger traders move into and out of Bitcoin based on whatever their algorithms/tea-leaves are telling them.
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