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

[Tash]

[...]

High shool friends.... or a kid watching a grown man do some work?

I'm no expert on this, but from reading Paul Allen's book Idea Man (2012) I certainly do not think of Bill Gates as a side-guy to Microsoft's success story but a key player together with others. They saw an opportunity, acted on it and worked their butts of with just the right mix of people.

Well done.

Anyone well versed in the ascent of computers is advised to read this book if not already done so.

Must be the right way to go about. No income for 10 years, buying the latest and greatest computers, employ some people and tell em what to do

Bill and Steve

I think its more like we both had this rich neighbor named xerox and i broke into his house to steal the tv set and found out that you had already stolen it

MS-DOS released on August 12, 1981
First windows was released in November 20, 1985
Windows 3.11 November 8, 1993
Windows 95
and then in a universe far far away
The Xerox Alto from 1 March 1973 with 3 button mouse, gui, overlaping windows, network startup/operation, lots of games, mining Bitcoin,...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9H79_kKzmFs

The Wang 2200 S from May, 1973
http://www.wang2200.org/images/cpu_2200s.jpg


You mean the right people to receive vaccinatins from
http://www.asciitable.com/
BILL GATES the 3rd
B     I    L    L    G   A    T    E   S   3
66+73+76+76+71+65+84+69+83+3 = 666

W I N D O W S 95   (OEM Service Release 1, February 14, 1996)
87+73+78+68+79+87+83+57+53+1 = 666

[glowing10]

Hmm I have a bad feeling...   Like something around the corner.  Hope I'm wrong.

HODLers not affected. 

Holders are mostly the beneficiaries, and this is what people who are billionaires today in different fields do holds their shares or buy in bulk and continue holding it because they below in it. it may be a temporary fall or may have some time to recover but eventually when it starts to boom, then only the matter of time how quickly your negative returns over the past years not only becomes positive but also the surpasses all your expecting and this in bitcoin we have seen it when it has reached 20k when nobody believed it could even happen.

[kurious]

people who end up intubated stand a real chance of dying.

Hmm. I'm not really trying to argue that you are wrong. I'm currently hunkered down. While I resent what I feel is government overreach in the liberty/safety balance, I'm happy enough to be careful on my own recognizance. But the following had me scratching my head: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIDsKdeFOmQ

I realize that this is an uncorroborated report, and it is anecdotal if true, at that. But it seems sincere, and has me questioning the entire medical response to this thing. At least in my mind.


edit: I see Tash beat me to it. Whatevs.

Just looked over a few minutes - and it seems the initial premise is that people marked negative for test were still 'presumed' Covid positive.  

OK, but...  it is entirely plausible that:

1. People were not tested, but obviously suffering classic symptoms.

2. Test results were taking hours (at best) to even come back - if someone is an emergency admission and short of breath at dangerous levels - as a doctor, you need to act and make a decision. I assume we are not arguing that thousands of people were dying.

3. Tests were simply not showing positive, since they were unreliable.   A positive test is rarely wrong, but false negatives do exist - tests were then (and are still) not infallible.

Her assertion that they were not ill and were only short of breath 'due to stress' is a bit of a stretch IMHO.  Testing being fallible - or (because of time taken to even get results) being skipped in cases where someone is obviously lacking blood oxygen, seems a more likely explanation than deliberately using up ventilators for people with no real need.  
Pulse oximeters are ubiquitous in hospitals and damn quick to reliably show dangerously low oxygen levels.  People panicking get high results, people short of breath due to pneumonia get low ones.

OK, that ventilators and, in particular intubation, are not the best clinical options may or may not prove to be the case.  At this time there was no better option, since people with not enough oxygen tend to die pretty quickly.  

[LFC_Bitcoin]

@hodlonaut
You know what you shouldn't do today?
I'll tell you:
You shouldn't risk your sats by trading.

Just hodl in the sun. Relax. Don't get greedy. We're super early.
https://twitter.com/hodlonaut/status/1273913495424204800?s=21



Heard Dat...

[Leviathan.007]

Since the last analyzes from 16th June worked and the price reacted as I was expected, here I'm going to share an other analyze with you.

BTC/USDT 4H


As you can see on the picture above, the price is still moving on a descending channel. The important support area is @9080-9100 and because of the 50-day moving, Fibonacci 61.8 and Ichimoku resistance the most important resistance area can be 9450. In the other hand, 9550-9600 is also super strong resistance area. Because, we do have the possible price reaction to the price channel ceiling and 100-day moving. Generally, I see more descending sign than ascending. So, I expect descending price movement on the market.

My next personal analyze is posted on my thread. Here I'm quoting the post to share here with you.
Also, the analyses I share on 16th June worked as I was expecting. This could be really nice if you send some time and comment your thoughts in my crypto personal analysis thread. 

[CryptoYar]

Whale Alert
Blockchain: Bitcoin BTC
Type: Transfer
Amount: 11,635.325 BTC ($108,933,920 USD)
Timestamp: 1 hour 18 minutes ago
Hash: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/ef9e97ad42cfbf1cc6fc1a0ae7b44eea6f33fb1ab5de10a99c9a549942279e21
Sender wallet address: 3GKEJ7QsPmfj5FTsfZbWd8ptdidZhqhGwF
Receiver wallet address: 39vDgyHTmgn4hsq4K8fUwJDuk77TLcKV9e

Source: whale-alert

Today such a huge amount has been sent if it is sold on the exchange, what will be the price situation? I think the price will drastically be reduced.

[bitcoinPsycho]

Must be nice to own 11,635.325 btc
Sigh

[ivomm]

BTC reserves held on exchanges continue to decrease. For the last 2 days over 80K BTC were withdrawn from all exchanges. This sideways lingering continued long enough. We are getting to the point where the upward explosion will be unstoppable. The rocket is fueled and ready to launch, overcoming the gravity of the miniscule daily profit seekers. Traders, think twice before hitting the sell button with a 0.9% profit!

[Cryptotourist]

Must be nice to own 11,635.325 ~ 50,000 btc
Sigh

FTFY

My favorite whale, r0achie007_of_june.


Jay? Can you please tell us a joke now?

[Tash]

Whale Alert
Blockchain: Bitcoin BTC
Type: Transfer
Amount: 11,635.325 BTC ($108,933,920 USD)
Timestamp: 1 hour 18 minutes ago
Hash: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/ef9e97ad42cfbf1cc6fc1a0ae7b44eea6f33fb1ab5de10a99c9a549942279e21
Sender wallet address: 3GKEJ7QsPmfj5FTsfZbWd8ptdidZhqhGwF
Receiver wallet address: 39vDgyHTmgn4hsq4K8fUwJDuk77TLcKV9e

Source: whale-alert

Today such a huge amount has been sent if it is sold on the exchange, what will be the price situation? I think the price will drastically be reduced.

Moved on since 4000 BTC to 39vDgyHTmgn4hsq4K8fUwJDuk77TLcKV9e
another 4000 BTC to 3QbrveqTynaBCkLErjkKpQiTtNwXxZMB57
and rest 3HsyWgHG4mwbFiba5bXVvuDukCrtYw7ruZ
Just housekeeping work

[Cryptotourist]

Just housekeeping work

Maybe.
He's also got around 4500 coins on 100, 150 and 200 coin chunks, possibly spread out across most exchanges.

[Febo]

In normal world would sound crazy but in a world where you can print money is not

Banks rush to borrow record €1.3tn at negative rates from ECB
https://www.ft.com/content/132f875c-c821-4045-bf2b-6615b55f2b83


1% of €1300 billion is €13 billion that banks will have to pay back less after a year.      And the beauty of all is that in the system we have this % will only increase in next years.

[aesma]

Can't read the article but banks might have no choice than buying negative yelding bonds to follow rules on holdings. Basically to lend money to "risky" companies and people, they have to hold some "non risky" debt.

[aesma]

BTW it turns out roach is a real person, here predicting the crash of the US Dollar : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SMQfxUe1B8

[AlcoHoDL]

BTW it turns out roach is a real person, here predicting the crash of the US Dollar : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SMQfxUe1B8

No mention of Jews, PMs, the Kalergi Plan, or Exter's Pyramid? Not even a ref. to The Daily Stormer? Naaah, it's not him.

[aesma]

On TV he puts on his polished side, that's why he's so unhinged here :d

[Torque]

Can't read the article but banks might have no choice than buying negative yelding bonds to follow rules on holdings. Basically to lend money to "risky" companies and people, they have to hold some "non risky" debt.

And then there's this:
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/trump-administration-move-could-add-significant-risks-to-retirement-accounts-115443201.html

So now the establishment wants to add private equity investments to corporate 401k funds. They will of course sell it as a good thing, aka "the public will now be able to get in on the ground floor of start-ups!" But it will ultimately push 401k investors into more risky start-up companies with zero profits and multi-billion $$$ debt-laden balance sheets.

Leaving high risk-loving millennials holding the bag on their retirement.

This world has definitely gone full retard.

[yefi]

uhmm.. labelled?

Yes, labelled. I'm not about to waste my time digging through their site for the same reason I'm not about to dig through CSW's back yard looking for nuggets of gold.

No doubt the perfect position is to prospect every square metre of land, but as we have not the energy nor time on this earth for it, authoritative maps are a useful tool to direct our resources. Maps overlap, and some are more authoritative than others. Your map disagrees and is drawn on toilet paper and smeared in shit. May "intelligent" men follow your map, I won't.

[aesma]

Can't read the article but banks might have no choice than buying negative yelding bonds to follow rules on holdings. Basically to lend money to "risky" companies and people, they have to hold some "non risky" debt.

And then there's this:
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/trump-administration-move-could-add-significant-risks-to-retirement-accounts-115443201.html

So now the establishment wants to add private equity investments to corporate 401k funds. They will of course sell it as a good thing, aka "the public will now be able to get in on the ground floor of start-ups!" But it will ultimately push 401k investors into more risky start-ups with zero profits and multi-billion $$$ debt-laden balance sheets.

Leaving high risk-loving millennials holding the bag on their retirement.

This world has definitely gone full retard.

And all the people playing on investments apps and buying bankrupt Hertz and pumping it like a bs altcoin...

[Toxic2040]

Juneteenth, 2020


stuck in a descending triangle with the daily showing 3 soldiers down(waiting for confirmation)       stonks and shitcoins up..bitcoin sideways   #feelsgoodman

#dyor
4h


D

#stronghands