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

[serveria.com]

Did you guys pay attention how extremely precise Bawb has been lately with his dump calls?

Dude. What are you talking about ? If anything, I'm a counter indicator at best, if I'm being totally honesty with myself.

I just pull shit out of my ass based on how my gut bacteria is bubbling that day.

I have no idea what's going on.

He probably mixed up you and me, because of similar "gut bacteria" rhetoric here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178336.msg54583227#msg54583227

Hilarious,, if true... 

Not really  your prediction was top notch too but only this time. Bawb is showing some consistency (some 3-4 times already). I'm too lazy to look for proof but you can browse his recent post history.. 

[serveria.com]

Bawb = next Masterluc ? 

[Phil_S]

I'm too lazy to look for proof but you can browse his recent post history.. 

How recent? I looked and it seems Bawb is mostly into observing things, not making any calls.

[bitebits]

Looking at the declining trend, no more than 10x of the ‘halving price’ expected?

https://twitter.com/100trillionusd/status/1271074099960393730

[Karartma1]

Ladies and Gentlemen of the class of the Wall Observer
Buy Bitcoin
If I could offer you only one tip for the future,
Bitcoin would be it
The long term benefits of Bitcoin have been proved by scientists
whereas the rest of my advice has no basis more reliable than my own meandering experience...
I will dispense this advice now...

Stacking satoshis is an act of resistance fellas.

Do that, rinse and repeat.

Have a nice day

[Last of the V8s]

3 months since the brainstrust /covid dump interrupted our pretty little head and shoulders, with its graceful neckline.

The institutions' lily-livered flight from the market left us wall-observing gentlemen plenty of time to mop up the blood of the shed coins and squeeze it back into our own wallets where it belongs.

Bitcoin is now hale and hearty again within its resumed range, and the longer we tickle the girl and lap up her juices while keeping her near the edge, the more mind-blowing the orgasm will be.

[fillippone]

Looking at the declining trend, no more than 10x of the ‘halving price’ expected?

https://twitter.com/100trillionusd/status/1271074099960393730

PlanB models predicts 8x each halving as per Power Law.
But, nonetheless, this graph is so depressing.

[Last of the V8s]

... and in other anniversaries

5 years ago today, the greatest headline ever written as Jack took over from Dick C at Twitter

[Totscha]

... and in other anniversaries

5 years ago today, the greatest headline ever written as Jack took over from Dick C at Twitter

There's so much beauty in this world....

[bitebits]

9173 more than 2% in profit now

Good luck, honestly.

(ever wondered why there are so few newbie accounts posting in the WO?)

[AlcoHoDL]

Cheesy comment, but here goes...

When I was a schoolboy, my father (who was a very wise man) told me, "son, if you want to enjoy school, just choose one of the two options: 1) study hard and be a really good student, 2) don't study at all, be the worst student in class and just have fun. Either way, you won't be very stressed and will enjoy yourself (for different reasons). Just try to avoid being average. Being average will cause you the most stress and anxiety, you'll miss the fun part, and will never be really good at something."

I guess it's more or less the same with Bitcoin. If you're a good student (you know how Bitcoin works), you'll never be stressed when it dips, because you know that it's just a temporary, transient state, on a long trend that's almost guaranteed to be upward. OTOH, if you're a really bad student (you don't know anything about how Bitcoin works and even suspect it's a scam), you'll never be a coiner, you'll just keep your distance. Nothing to gain, nothing to lose, business as usual.

But if you're an average student (have heard about Bitcoin and how it can make you rich, but don't really understand how it works), you'll end up buying some corn, and being constantly stressed by the volatility, believing every article, post or rumour, and ending up doing a full mindrust and losing it all at the click of a button.

Knowledge is power.
Be a good student.
Buy Bitcoin.

HoDL.

[vapourminer]

edit: bawb. welcome back. #nohomo

* BobLawblaw grumbles. Angrily.

err.. (if directed at me) sorry? im not big on social graces or interactions. or so im told.

but if grumbling angrily in general? im on that page too.

edit: ive seen some pretty real crap in my life on social issues. but this is next level shit. been a while since i was in protests, but even with the risk of catching covid-19 and with underlying health conditions as personal risks to going out there i think its time to get counted and add a voice or two.

[heslo]

Cheesy comment, but here goes...

When I was a schoolboy, my father (who was a very wise man) told me, "son, if you want to enjoy school, just choose one of the two options: 1) study hard and be a really good student, 2) don't study at all, be the worst student in class and just have fun. Either way, you won't be very stressed and will enjoy yourself (for different reasons). Just try to avoid being average. Being average will cause you the most stress and anxiety, you'll miss the fun part, and will never be really good at something."

I guess it's more or less the same with Bitcoin. If you're a good student (you know how Bitcoin works), you'll never be stressed when it dips, because you know that it's just a temporary, transient state, on a long trend that's almost guaranteed to be upward. OTOH, if you're a really bad student (you don't know anything about how Bitcoin works and even suspect it's a scam), you'll never be a coiner, you'll just keep your distance. Nothing to gain, nothing to lose, business as usual.

But if you're an average student (have heard about Bitcoin and how it can make you rich, but don't really understand how it works), you'll end up buying some corn, and being constantly stressed by the volatility, believing every article, post or rumour, and ending up doing a full mindrust and losing it all at the click of a button.

Knowledge is power.
Be a good student.
Buy Bitcoin.

HoDL.

Wise words, I like them!

[vapourminer]

If your thinking o buying an Intel system I would just say no for awhile.

These security issues are just beyond acceptable.

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/06/new-exploits-plunder-crypto-keys-and-more-from-intels-ultrasecure-sgx/

yeah just grabbed a new notebook/tablet. went AMD as i figured anything with an intel chip will just keep getting slower and slower as more and more security patches and microcode updates are added to slow it down.

not that AMD is perfect but intel? seems like they just didnt give a f*ck about really anything for years till real some competition came back.

[AlcoHoDL]

If your thinking o buying an Intel system I would just say no for awhile.

These security issues are just beyond acceptable.

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/06/new-exploits-plunder-crypto-keys-and-more-from-intels-ultrasecure-sgx/

yeah just grabbed a new notebook/tablet. went AMD as i figured anything with an intel chip will just keep getting slower and slower as more and more security patches and microcode updates are added to slow it down.

not that AMD is perfect but intel? seems like they just didnt give a f*ck about really anything for years till real some competition came back.

I remember a long time ago it was all about heat generation and how AMD CPUs were much hotter than Intel. I guess this doesn't apply nowadays. Long-time Intel fan (no pun intended), but thinking of switching to AMD on my next build (which will be in at least 5 years from now, as I recently upgraded to an 8-th generation Intel).

[serveria.com]

If your thinking o buying an Intel system I would just say no for awhile.

These security issues are just beyond acceptable.

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/06/new-exploits-plunder-crypto-keys-and-more-from-intels-ultrasecure-sgx/

yeah just grabbed a new notebook/tablet. went AMD as i figured anything with an intel chip will just keep getting slower and slower as more and more security patches and microcode updates are added to slow it down.

not that AMD is perfect but intel? seems like they just didnt give a f*ck about really anything for years till real some competition came back.

I remember a long time ago it was all about heat generation and how AMD CPUs were much hotter than Intel. I guess this doesn't apply nowadays. Long-time Intel fan (no pun intended), but thinking of switching to AMD on my next build (which will be in at least 5 years from now, as I recently upgraded to an 8-th generation Intel).

Even earlier at Pentium times AMD was like the worst CPU ever. They shared one socket and it was possible to use any of them in any mobo. Nobody was using AMD though as it was slow and later also these overheating issues started.  

[alevlaslo]

[P_Shep]

I remember a long time ago it was all about heat generation and how AMD CPUs were much hotter than Intel. I guess this doesn't apply nowadays. Long-time Intel fan (no pun intended), but thinking of switching to AMD on my next build (which will be in at least 5 years from now, as I recently upgraded to an 8-th generation Intel).

... and then we have Apple, who are moving away from Intel and back to ARM.

I've already lived through one core change to Intel. If ARM doesn't have the headspace to efficiently emulate Intel code for a while, the next major Mac upgrade cycle is going to eat donkey balls.

@vaporminor: Disgruntled grumbling in general. Not directed at you. 

Actually it was PowerPC (MIPS) that apple used. Still often used in automotive products (and F1, Indycar, NASCAR, FE) but not too much elsewhere.
As far as switching their desktops to ARM, I don't really see it. It's just not the intended application of the ARM architecture.

[dragonvslinux]

Why is there a gap in that chart? Did all exchanges shutdown for some peculiar reason during that time?

It's Bitcoin dominance, and was in middle of 2017, so looks like when BCH forked from BTC, causing BTC dominance to drop by 20% (as BCH was first worth 0.2 BTC).

[rdbase]

I remember a long time ago it was all about heat generation and how AMD CPUs were much hotter than Intel. I guess this doesn't apply nowadays. Long-time Intel fan (no pun intended), but thinking of switching to AMD on my next build (which will be in at least 5 years from now, as I recently upgraded to an 8-th generation Intel).

... and then we have Apple, who are moving away from Intel and back to ARM.

I've already lived through one core change to Intel. If ARM doesn't have the headspace to efficiently emulate Intel code for a while, the next major Mac upgrade cycle is going to eat donkey balls.

@vaporminor: Disgruntled grumbling in general. Not directed at you.  

Actually it was PowerPC (MIPS) that apple used. Still often used in automotive products (and F1, Indycar, NASCAR, FE) but not too much elsewhere.
As far as switching their desktops to ARM, I don't really see it. It's just not the intended application of the ARM architecture.

For a linux user is this just pure blasphemy?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGLGrWRfjbE

Running windowsfx on ubuntu rasb pi distro.