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December 10, 2020, 08:21:37 PM |
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Maybe you are reading too much into it. Banks have alert triggerings of all sorts. Ie:
- Amounts significantly over the usual for your profile. - Abnormaly high number of tx's.
Not this for sure. - Origin/destination to flagged accounts (ie: Accounts completely blacklisted, suspicious accounts, Bitcoin exchanges?).
Most likely this, as Dabs suggested. - Tx's to/from other countries (this one is the main one when it is not clearly justified considering your informed profile).
Impossible. I routinely wire abroad, similar or larger amounts. There are several reasons why banks NEED to do this:
1- To protect themselves from huge fines for not supervising money flow in accordance to KYC/AML and other regulations they are subject to. 2- To protect clients from having their funds extracted by hackers, etc... 3- To know what their clients are doing to detect trends and business opportunities.
Good point. Given the hoops I have to jump through to order a transfer, I would exclude 2, at least in my case. 1 and 3 are the most likely. In case of 3, Hello? Is there anybody in there? Did you get it? Yes, that's right, I'm buying "crypto" ! Ah, which "crypto" you ask? Hm... this is reserved info. Would you like some paid counseling? As if I were, say, a bank? (I actually am a bank. My own.)What do you think would most probably apply in your case for having triggered a confirmation alert? They probably have Kraken pre-flagged and will have made phone calls to the taxman already. Well as long as I don't sell I'm fine. And no, sir, I'm not selling at this time. EDIT (And thanks for the merit, Bawb!)
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December 10, 2020, 08:27:53 PM |
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Scooped another $500 of dip $18,050. Somebody stop me !
You're late 3-4 yrs to write about it on wo (dont be stupid) ... Please forgive him as he's not aware of the rusty pipe...
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December 10, 2020, 08:34:50 PM |
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New poll corrected +1 WOsMerit ----- noon charts and some speculation hmmm...MassMutual...straight open market buy off Coinbase? what do you think? 4,500btc*$19,000=$85,500,000 https://twitter.com/whale_alert/status/1337080233401470980just dont know...looks like we should correct...feels like we should correct but all these damn billionaires and hedges have way too much cash sitting around waiting on dip i dont like it the good news is most of them are not day traders..probably long term hodlers..for now dyor tied it off right into a knot 1h sure looks like a bounce..kitteh not happy 4h stronghands
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December 10, 2020, 08:44:38 PM Last edit: December 11, 2020, 01:05:12 AM by Biodom |
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... know that I hold more BTC in reserve than I could reasonably spend in my lifetime.
You could simplify it a bit by setting a fixed (in fiat) amount of extra money to spend, or not spend. If you really want to unreasonably spend everything in your lifetime, you will need either an estimate of how much time you have left or fudge it a bit more, then divide your corns by that number of years, and you have a maximum number or ceiling to liquidate. A nice number to assume would be 30. Since , as you know, plenty of sources say 25x of your annual expenses and in theory you should be able to live on 4% of that for the rest of your life. So, if you have say, 300 corns, then divide that by 30, that means you can probably spend 10 corns every year, and you'll be unreasonably spending everything until it runs out. It will take 30 years to deplete, and as the price fluctuates, goes up, or goes down, probably going up for the next 30 years, you'll end up with more fiat than you know what to do with. Imagine being "forced" to spend 1 corn a month for the next 30 years. If you're still alive in 30 years, you'll either run out of corn but have a lot of fiat, OR you didn't spend all your corn and can keep drawing on it. If you're not already a billionaire, do not get a private jet. You will need more than the price of the plane to pay for it, maintenance, expenses, a full tank of fuel everytime you fly, salary for your pilot, all sorts of paperwork. I think flying first class or even business class, when you do need to travel, is quite okay with a lot of people already. Funny, you are describing a plan that I concocted a few years back...dividing by 30, etc. However, I deviated from it...don't want to cash out and spend yet, lol
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December 10, 2020, 08:48:06 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Hey guys im not active here so i dont remember any names really but wasnt there some guy who was ultra bearish almost every day here? What happened to him? Is he still around? I remember at like around 10k he was telling everyone to short for financial freedom or something
There have been dozens like that over the years... Kwukduck (sp?), Proudhon (just a joker... not serious), Notlambchop (paid anti-Bitcoin shill), Fonzie... the list goes on and on. Add "cut your loose" falllling to the list. Last posted September 09, 2014.
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December 10, 2020, 09:32:19 PM |
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How high will BTC go when ETH screws up again and all those BTC on eth are lost/burnt?
Fuel for this fire?
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December 10, 2020, 09:38:19 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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What a fool. How did this get published? Any change to the 21 Million coins is a fork and no longer Bitcoin. This is the same argument as "not enough coins available on exchanges" or "exchange coin shortage". If there are fewer coins available for sale, the price goes up. There will always be coins available for your dollars, you just get fewer satoshis per dollar. There is no shortage, the price is just too damn low! Plus, what does moving a decimal place have to to do with DeFi? There are already 21,000,000 * 100,000,000 = 2,100,000,000,000,000 satoshis. Does the author not know you can transact with less than a whole bitcoin? More FUD to scare away anyone thinking about investing. It's articles like this that ensure only the most intelligent people get into bitcoin while the 99% stay ignorant. I guess in that way, it's a good thing.
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Guys.
I'm starting to get scared.
I think I'm starting to see the blonde, brunette, and redhead while watching the stream of data.
So fucking pleased with myself with the recent buying degeneracy...
Quick, save yourself, snort a blue pill!
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December 10, 2020, 10:49:28 PM |
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December 10, 2020, 11:25:02 PM |
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Does the author not know you can transact with less than a whole bitcoin?
I'm sure he knows. But he wants honey badger to turn into potty ledger.
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December 10, 2020, 11:42:44 PM Last edit: May 16, 2023, 12:53:50 AM by fillippone |
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In 1967, Italian engineer Giorgio Rosa
Republic of Rose Island
The platform declared independence on 24 June 1968https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Rose_IslandNow, after many years, they continue with the same thought. Governments do not like this kind of micronation initiatives. They feel intimidated by any initiative that escapes their laws. As an italian, I've heard about this several times. Italian Wikipedia entry gives more informations, it might be worth a read via Google Transalate. The key passage is the following: The claims of sovereignty, independence and international rights acquired by the owners of the platform were unfounded, as Italian citizens, even outside Italy, must abide by state laws (this in a nutshell can be deduced from the essay on the Journal of International Law of 1968 ). Wondering if this principle applies to every citizenship or only to italians. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extraterritorial_jurisdictionThis incredible story now became a Netflix Movie: https://www.theguardian.com/film/2020/dec/09/rose-island-review-micronation-comedy-netflixhttps://www.netflix.com/it-en/title/81116948P.S. is that the longest Reply to on the thread at almost 20 months?
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December 11, 2020, 01:08:01 AM |
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It's still possible to propose fundamental rule changes, but in any case would result in a fork
Yeah, it will become Bitcoin XYZ or something, a completely different chain, and will not be on too many exchanges, if any at all. Depends on who forked it. I imagine if a major large financial institution backs it, then, yeah ... JPCoin or MorganStanleyCoin or FidelityCoin ... something along those lines. If, for example, there becomes a fork like VanguardCoin, you can imagine plenty of institutional investors will buy it.
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December 11, 2020, 01:13:34 AM |
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... know that I hold more BTC in reserve than I could reasonably spend in my lifetime.
You could simplify it a bit by setting a fixed (in fiat) amount of extra money to spend, or not spend. If you really want to unreasonably spend everything in your lifetime, you will need either an estimate of how much time you have left or fudge it a bit more, then divide your corns by that number of years, and you have a maximum number or ceiling to liquidate. A nice number to assume would be 30. Since , as you know, plenty of sources say 25x of your annual expenses and in theory you should be able to live on 4% of that for the rest of your life. So, if you have say, 300 corns, then divide that by 30, that means you can probably spend 10 corns every year, and you'll be unreasonably spending everything until it runs out. It will take 30 years to deplete, and as the price fluctuates, goes up, or goes down, probably going up for the next 30 years, you'll end up with more fiat than you know what to do with. Imagine being "forced" to spend 1 corn a month for the next 30 years. If you're still alive in 30 years, you'll either run out of corn but have a lot of fiat, OR you didn't spend all your corn and can keep drawing on it. If you're not already a billionaire, do not get a private jet. You will need more than the price of the plane to pay for it, maintenance, expenses, a full tank of fuel everytime you fly, salary for your pilot, all sorts of paperwork. I think flying first class or even business class, when you do need to travel, is quite okay with a lot of people already. Funny, you are describing a plan that I concocted a few years back...dividing by 30, etc. However, I deviated...don't want to cash out and spend yet, lol Plenty of financial independence blogs and websites have been posting along these lines. 25x to 30x. I picked 30 because it's a "safer" number, and it's not too far away from 25. Any higher and it implies you moved the oft quoted 4% number down lower than 3%, which is safe, but too conservative and probably wasting money. Unless you have more than you can reasonably spend, such as anyone winning some mega millions super powerball for several hundred million. Then you can play it safe and just leave it in any regular deposit account, but everyone is going to call you stupid. (you have 100 million when your annual expenses are below $40k USD? who cares what they say, you are set for life even if you spend a million a year.)
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Biodom
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December 11, 2020, 01:26:40 AM |
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... know that I hold more BTC in reserve than I could reasonably spend in my lifetime.
You could simplify it a bit by setting a fixed (in fiat) amount of extra money to spend, or not spend. If you really want to unreasonably spend everything in your lifetime, you will need either an estimate of how much time you have left or fudge it a bit more, then divide your corns by that number of years, and you have a maximum number or ceiling to liquidate. A nice number to assume would be 30. Since , as you know, plenty of sources say 25x of your annual expenses and in theory you should be able to live on 4% of that for the rest of your life. So, if you have say, 300 corns, then divide that by 30, that means you can probably spend 10 corns every year, and you'll be unreasonably spending everything until it runs out. It will take 30 years to deplete, and as the price fluctuates, goes up, or goes down, probably going up for the next 30 years, you'll end up with more fiat than you know what to do with. Imagine being "forced" to spend 1 corn a month for the next 30 years. If you're still alive in 30 years, you'll either run out of corn but have a lot of fiat, OR you didn't spend all your corn and can keep drawing on it. If you're not already a billionaire, do not get a private jet. You will need more than the price of the plane to pay for it, maintenance, expenses, a full tank of fuel everytime you fly, salary for your pilot, all sorts of paperwork. I think flying first class or even business class, when you do need to travel, is quite okay with a lot of people already. Funny, you are describing a plan that I concocted a few years back...dividing by 30, etc. However, I deviated...don't want to cash out and spend yet, lol Plenty of financial independence blogs and websites have been posting along these lines. 25x to 30x. I picked 30 because it's a "safer" number, and it's not too far away from 25. Any higher and it implies you moved the oft quoted 4% number down lower than 3%, which is safe, but too conservative and probably wasting money. Unless you have more than you can reasonably spend, such as anyone winning some mega millions super powerball for several hundred million. Then you can play it safe and just leave it in any regular deposit account, but everyone is going to call you stupid. (you have 100 million when your annual expenses are below $40k USD? who cares what they say, you are set for life even if you spend a million a year.) I did not mean that I had an original idea, just that I had a similar conclusion to what you proposed. That said, I noticed that my investment prowess is going down, I keep leaving gobs of money on the table and sell too fast, but heck, if i sell with profit, I cannot lose money, right, ? At some point I just want to have a vast % of my fiat in short term bonds for actual usage and not accumulation, but every time I sell stonks for cash, it starts to "burn my hands" a la Bawb. Got a partial re-investment plan for tomorrow. We'll see how it goes. I would not be too surprised to wake up one day with Dow down a couple of thou points. Bitcoin, I leave alone, and speculate in GBTC instead.
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December 11, 2020, 02:11:33 AM |
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December 11, 2020, 03:27:17 AM |
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Sheeeiiit
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December 11, 2020, 03:52:08 AM |
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Sheeeiiit
It's not so bad, we were at $15350 thirty days ago.
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December 11, 2020, 05:11:22 AM Last edit: December 11, 2020, 05:46:37 AM by BobLawblaw |
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Wonder if my degenerate $500 @ $17,850 dip-order is gonna fill overnight...
Please just kill me now.
EDIT: Oh shit. Haha.
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December 11, 2020, 05:31:01 AM |
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Sheeeiiit
It's not so bad, we were at $15350 thirty days ago. Maybe not, but I'm waiting for a break up over 20 000 USD and the darned thing keeps going in the opposite direction. So far I'm not particularly excited, it feels like " been there, done that" for me, I think above 20k is my jippi! JA! äntligen! (yippee! yes! finally!) moment. Lets hope for a happy weekend.
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December 11, 2020, 07:22:48 AM Last edit: December 11, 2020, 07:50:31 AM by BobLawblaw |
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Still up, chugging away on... stuff.
Just placed a degenerate $500 dip order @ $17,750.
EDIT: Oh, and someone postulated earlier that I use Kraken. This is not the case. I did for one sale of $100k USD, and found it to be a complete nightmare, to extract the funds. Using the ActiveTrader interface at Gemini. I don't want to sound too, too gay, but I really like Gemini. The Winklevoss Twins aren't my type, but, well... yeah.
EDIT2: Also, someone also questioned whether I'm black and libertarian, while having such a confusing stance on being comfortable paying the requisite long-term capital gains tax.
I can understand the confusion, but, while being one who believes in Liberatian ideologies about The United States, I'm also pragmatic to understand that we live in a system, and I need to abide by the rules.
Speaking to being a black man, I've been blessed to have been raised well by incredible parents who I love dearly. The teachings of The Bible and Jesus played a major formative role in my early psyche development. I've worked very hard, and overcome a lot of racism, to get to where I am today. I get racism. People are going to be who they are going to be. I just need to be calm and understanding of that, and try to be the best person I can, and demonstrate that with every interaction I have, with people.
EDIT3: Degenerate $17,750 order filled. Good grief. Off to place another degenerate $500 order @ $17,650, I guess. I should probably sleep now...
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