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-CryptoViking-
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August 14, 2020, 09:12:12 AM |
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Lolled. Here have my last merit.
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600watt
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kraken talks about a 50-200% price gain for bitcoin in the coming months. In late July, Bitcoin broke out of a large, 2.5-year “pennant” formation, a move many believe could indicate the start of the next bull cycle. Further, price settled above $10,500, making a higher-high that added support to the upward trend.
Now that we are above $11,000, Bitcoin is trading in territory it has only been in for about 2.5% of its entire history. This may lead to higher volatility and higher prices as Bitcoin unlocks new levels of support and resistance and navigates uncharted waters.
On 12 separate occasions, Bitcoin’s annualized volatility bottomed between 15% – 30% before climbing, on average, to 140%. Considering that, and the fact that Bitcoin set a 21-month volatility low of 23% on July 24, volatility could exceed 100% as bitcoin rallies somewhere between +50% and +200% in the months ahead.
August is historically the third most volatile month on record with a 9-year average annualized volatility of 88%. If the pattern holds, we can expect volatility to continue trending higher next month.
is this a regular thing for exchanges to publish bullish statements? is the NYSE publishing press releases about the DOW likely going up? genuine question. https://blog.kraken.com/post/5888/c-c-c-combo-breaker-kraken-releases-july-2020-bitcoin-volatility-report/
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Last of the V8s
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August 14, 2020, 10:02:07 AM |
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kraken talks about a 50-200% price gain for bitcoin in the coming months. In late July, Bitcoin broke out of a large, 2.5-year “pennant” formation, a move many believe could indicate the start of the next bull cycle. Further, price settled above $10,500, making a higher-high that added support to the upward trend.
Now that we are above $11,000, Bitcoin is trading in territory it has only been in for about 2.5% of its entire history. This may lead to higher volatility and higher prices as Bitcoin unlocks new levels of support and resistance and navigates uncharted waters.
On 12 separate occasions, Bitcoin’s annualized volatility bottomed between 15% – 30% before climbing, on average, to 140%. Considering that, and the fact that Bitcoin set a 21-month volatility low of 23% on July 24, volatility could exceed 100% as bitcoin rallies somewhere between +50% and +200% in the months ahead.
August is historically the third most volatile month on record with a 9-year average annualized volatility of 88%. If the pattern holds, we can expect volatility to continue trending higher next month.
is this a regular thing for exchanges to publish bullish statements? is the NYSE publishing press releases about the DOW likely going up? genuine question. https://blog.kraken.com/post/5888/c-c-c-combo-breaker-kraken-releases-july-2020-bitcoin-volatility-report/
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Phil_S
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August 14, 2020, 11:28:58 AM |
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Karen from Chavington lol
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August 14, 2020, 11:31:12 AM |
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Well doh... seed phrase is supposed to be secure in the first place. It's essentially the private key to all your private keys, or whatever addresses correspond to that seed.
Keep that stainless steel bolt and nut safe.
12-word seed phrases do seem secure unless (a) there are flaws in the implementation that reduce entropy such as the pseudorandom number generator, (b) attacker knows something about your phrase or (c) there is a quadratic improvement in computing power such as with quantum computers. Interesting point, Bitcoin's private keys are 256-bit - was Satoshi just wasting space? edit (again): So, Bitcoin's private keys have 128 bits of security when the public key is known, e.g. you're reusing an address, and 160 bits when they're unspent - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1523431.msg15324846#msg15324846.Yeah, I do think that is all true. Which is why, I don't necessarily update to the latest versions of anything unless it was announced as a major vulnerability or incident. Most decent wallets that have been up and running for several months have good implementations, and as long as it's not the very first generated wallet on a computer that was not just turned on minutes ago ... meaning you let it run for a good while doing something else so the RNG can pick up stuff ... you should be good to go. As well as the usual OPSEC and other good or best practices: offline, generate a few test wallets, try them, move around some coins, then create a brand new one for your cold storage and test it a few times that it generates the exact same address or can be recovered, and if using hardware wallets do the equivalent of a hardware reset or reformat or update the firmware after having bought it directly from the manufacturer opening a sealed package. Corn and it's software are redundant and maybe overkill in terms of bitness. No one is quickly brute force cracking 90 bit pseudorandomly generated keys, let alone 128, 160 or 256 bits. As mentioned in that thread, why spend decades cracking a key that may contain a few corns, when you can spend a few years mining and get more corns more consistently that way? (and if you're not mining with the latest hardware, just buy the corns today and lock them up for tomorrow.)
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August 14, 2020, 11:54:49 AM |
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50% to 200% price rise in the coming months? That will do just fine
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August 14, 2020, 12:33:33 PM |
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Karen from Chavington lol I dont know why I see Amy Schumer's face in every karen. I guess she has that karen type mannerism and style of talking to people in public.. so condescending. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EA6zIc3NgUIThe one out in the wild at 2 minutes looking in the driver's window looks exactly like her. In other meaningful news. https://twitter.com/barrysilbert/status/1293882537492840449Pump it up Novo!
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cAPSLOCK
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August 14, 2020, 01:10:02 PM |
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There was some nuance to the question that sort of took it in a particular direction. The discussion started after someone posted a picture of a cool bolt/wingnut/washer mnemonic device. And the question was how long would it take to put 24 (or 12) words into the right order. 12 vs 24 from the dictionary of 4096 words? Both quite secure. But if you had the 12 washers and did not know the order, doable with enough CPU power to run the permutations. 24? Not so much. So I think we were talking about different parts of the elephant.
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cAPSLOCK
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August 14, 2020, 01:12:27 PM Merited by yefi (1), kurious (1) |
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If anyone else is ever sued by him, they would be justified in asking the court to take a deposit in advance against fees in case of default. I find him slightly less appealing than an anal wart. Wow. You like him a lot more than me.
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August 14, 2020, 03:13:45 PM |
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Amazing days for crypto! I expect bitcoin and eth to hit ATHs very soon
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JayJuanGee
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August 14, 2020, 03:42:46 PM |
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Amazing days for crypto! I expect bitcoin and eth to hit ATHs very soon
You appear to be lost kind sir or kind madaam.
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Last of the V8s
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August 14, 2020, 03:50:31 PM |
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August 14, 2020, 04:12:40 PM |
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Let's say that real inflation is running much higher than reported numbers, let's say conservatively it's closer to 6%/year. That's 1.5% per quarter (every 3 months). So if you are in fiat for just 3 months, your opportunity cost (loss) is 1.5%. May not sound like much, but guess what, now your investments have got to make back 1.5% MORE in the remaining 9 months, on top of the 4.5%, just to stay EVEN with inflation. That's not even growing your wealth, that's just trying not to have wealth destruction. People are incurring wealth destruction by staying in fiat, and they don't even realize it. #getthefuckouttafiat #buybitcoin
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August 14, 2020, 04:33:10 PM |
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There was some nuance to the question that sort of took it in a particular direction. The discussion started after someone posted a picture of a cool bolt/wingnut/washer mnemonic device. And the question was how long would it take to put 24 (or 12) words into the right order. 12 vs 24 from the dictionary of 4096 words? Both quite secure. But if you had the 12 washers and did not know the order, doable with enough CPU power to run the permutations. 24? Not so much. So I think we were talking about different parts of the elephant. -------- its going to be a good weekend imo #dyor 1h snapshot #stronghands
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August 14, 2020, 04:43:23 PM |
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Looks like number going up some more.
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Indymoney
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August 14, 2020, 04:49:31 PM |
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Looks like number going up some more.
Feeling now we are going again for $12K in few hours.
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