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July 29, 2020, 08:01:12 PM

I bought a little bit of gold on March 18, when it fell down to $14xx levels, now I feel like a fucking Nostradamus, haha.  Grin
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Two Centuries Of Debt In One Month :: Pantera Blockchain Letter, July 2020

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$115K in a little over a year? Fucking beartards
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July 29, 2020, 08:05:31 PM

So if I can get this straight, it is either bullish as fuck or bullish as all buggery? Both are fine by me, just wondering.

Bullish AF

Technically it's only bullish as all buggery right now, if the month close in two days is the second highest, then it's bullish af.
Bullish either way though  Wink

 I'll take "bullish af" for $1000 Alex.

https://youtu.be/hFCmrGsNANQ

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$115K in a little over a year? Fucking beartards

I’ll take that offer right now tbh
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$115K in a little over a year? Fucking beartards

I’ll take that offer right now tbh
No one want to miss this offer $115K in a year real a big deal.
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Two Centuries Of Debt In One Month :: Pantera Blockchain Letter, July 2020

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$115K in a little over a year? Fucking beartards

I’ll take that offer right now tbh

I guess I could live with it.  Wink
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Bitcoin is many things to many people - why people choose to own hold bitcoin depends on their circumstances and views of what bitcoin is today and what it could become in the future. These views have been the subject of misunderstanding, confusion and debate. Historically, such debates have revolved around whether bitcoin, the native asset, is a store of value, medium of exchange, alternative asset, all of the above, or none of the above. Additionally, it is still undetermined whether the underlying blockchain is best used to facilitate wholesale clearing and settlement, consumer payments or the anchoring and timestamping of arbitrary data.

The truth is, as the ecosystem matures, Bitcoin may simultaneously serve many functions - either foundationally or through incremental layers. One of the beautiful things about Bitcoin is that its success is not predicated on serving a singular purpose.

In this piece, we will focus on the view that Bitcoin is an aspirational store of value. We explore the inherent characteristics that position Bitcoin to fulfill this role in the future, consider whether it is being used in this way today, and discuss factors that may drive greater demand for such utility.

Please download the full report here:{pdf}
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https://www.fidelitydigitalassets.com/articles/aspirational-store-of-value



Man the people at fidelity have gotten this from the beginning.  I read the brief and they are spot on.
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My very first prediction. 90% SOMA and 10% math. (cubic spline interpolation)
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July 29, 2020, 08:30:27 PM

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Fuck you guys, getting me excited.

Go sodomize yourselves on a length of rusty pipe.





Imagine some random lurker who doesn’t normally hang out here and landing on this page and reading that.
They’d be like “good lord, these bitcoiners are a nasty bunch!”
Lol

Exactly what I thought
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July 29, 2020, 08:48:52 PM

Looks like LFC is the first to get the rusty pipe for offending normaltons and turning them off. His behaviour is costing all of YOU money.

He'll have to do it to himself and post it as we're all very busy and important people here.
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Bitcoin is many things to many people - why people choose to own hold bitcoin depends on their circumstances and views of what bitcoin is today and what it could become in the future. These views have been the subject of misunderstanding, confusion and debate. Historically, such debates have revolved around whether bitcoin, the native asset, is a store of value, medium of exchange, alternative asset, all of the above, or none of the above. Additionally, it is still undetermined whether the underlying blockchain is best used to facilitate wholesale clearing and settlement, consumer payments or the anchoring and timestamping of arbitrary data.

The truth is, as the ecosystem matures, Bitcoin may simultaneously serve many functions - either foundationally or through incremental layers. One of the beautiful things about Bitcoin is that its success is not predicated on serving a singular purpose.

In this piece, we will focus on the view that Bitcoin is an aspirational store of value. We explore the inherent characteristics that position Bitcoin to fulfill this role in the future, consider whether it is being used in this way today, and discuss factors that may drive greater demand for such utility.

Please download the full report here:{pdf}
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as always a superb finding. how much money does fidelity manage? and they come up with some gospel that sounds like straight from a bitcoin superbull cheat sheet? bullish af.
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Looks like LFC is the first to get the rusty pipe for offending normaltons and turning them off. His behaviour is costing all of YOU money.

He'll have to do it to himself and post it as we're all very busy and important people here.

We’re going to eat the 2021 bull run noobs alive.
Imagine seeing posts like, ’fuck, I’m stoked, just reached 0.1BTC. My ultimate dream is a whole BTC

I think we’ll all realise how early we were when the new wave of adoption comes here next year.
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1/ “There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen.”
— Vladimir Ilyich Lenin

We quoted that line last month – and, it just happened.  The United States printed more money in June than in the first two centuries after its founding.

$864 billion

2/ With that first trillion we:

- defeated British imperialists;
- bought Alaska and the Louisiana Purchase (13 states’ worth of territory);
- defeated fascism;
- ended the Great Depression;
- built the Interstate Highway System;
- went to the Moon.

3/ For the sticklers out there with the knee-jerk counter-argument:

“Hey, you need to use constant dollars – take into account inflation!”

The answer is:

That’s EXACTLY why one should get out of paper money and into #Bitcoin


Its a testament to the fact that it's about flow, not the numbers. Watch the flow. If the flow stops, it's game over.

And each halving time (to double the debt) comes faster...  Cool
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July 29, 2020, 09:49:34 PM

So you know where all that money is going to go to after he gains access to those keys on his laptop. Lawyers fees are a biatch! Cheesy

Didn't Wizsec research show that the missing coins were laundered to BTC-e by Vinnik? They recently recovered nearly $100 million from one of his bank accounts too. Or is this all some elaborate plot by Mark, a la Keyser Soze?

regarding Vinnik: what a sobering plot twist it must appear for a guy having control over at least $ 140million and instead of retiring with such an opulent piece of prey he rots in a french prison since 2017.  well i guess he has some stash hidden for a situation like this.    

Even if he has some stash hidden away, I am having difficulties understanding circumstances in which he is actually released.  It's like Julian Assange or Chelsee Manning... lot's of injustices in those kinds of seemingly political battles.. even if there might be some other variations of accusations...

Maybe one of the reasons that Edward Snowden has not been able to negotiate some kind of return to the USA agreement?
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July 29, 2020, 10:12:12 PM

We tested that wall at 11350. Promptly rejected. Let's see if we can test it again.
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SuperFish won WSOP Bracelet, $164,494. Cheesy

https://youtu.be/pGAoA6czlbA?t=26582

https://www.pokernews.com/news/2020/07/ethan-rampagep-yau-streams-2020-wsop-win-37690.htm




I linked you guys this kid before, congrats to him it was fun watching him luckbox the night into a bracelet.

He should stick to tourneys as they are a good percentage luck.
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My 2c on timing:

At first, i was thinking that we will go through a regular cycle ending in late 2021.
However, I now think that this cycle would happen faster (at least initially). Maybe there will be a double-hump, but I will talk first about the initial phase.
facts:
1. We already "printed" 3.2-3.4 tril in US, maybe another 1-3 tril will be coming shortly.
2. Stock market was goosed and high beta stocks are outperforming
3. Gold is on a tear and $ declined a bit
4. many political factors are coming into play as well: fear of the 'other" side in US before the election.

To me all this indicates that we are right now not in 2016 equivalent (as we should be in relation to halving), but in the summer 2017-equivalent cycle-wise.
Therefore, it is entirely possible that we tear up to $70-100K with a local peak at anywhere between Nov 2020-Jan 2021.
This scenario would suggest a sharp correction to, say, $30-40K during spring-early summer of 2021, then another climb to potentially ultimate peak in late 2021 at $150-300K.

Something like this (please forgive my low skills in trading view):
or this

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SuperFish won WSOP Bracelet, $164,494. Cheesy

https://youtu.be/pGAoA6czlbA?t=26582

https://www.pokernews.com/news/2020/07/ethan-rampagep-yau-streams-2020-wsop-win-37690.htm




I linked you guys this kid before, congrats to him it was fun watching him luckbox the night into a bracelet.

He should stick to tourneys as they are a good percentage luck.

"From early position I am like 40%"

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That asshole has a bracelet? 

I quit.
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I might have to pull out a rusty pipe for Jojo for turning me onto this guy!

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SuperFish won WSOP Bracelet, $164,494. Cheesy

https://youtu.be/pGAoA6czlbA?t=26582

https://www.pokernews.com/news/2020/07/ethan-rampagep-yau-streams-2020-wsop-win-37690.htm




I linked you guys this kid before, congrats to him it was fun watching him luckbox the night into a bracelet.

He should stick to tourneys as they are a good percentage luck.

"From early position I am like 40%"

 Roll Eyes

The entire thing is a h00t (its long though).

Anyone can win a bracelet apparently!

But it was fun to watch him get saved by one card miracles and runner runners.
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