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April 26, 2021, 08:59:09 PM |
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In other words, all are welcome here in bitcoinlandia (not that any of us can stop "them" or "the others"), even if you are retarded and even if you are trying to impose your values and beliefs on bitcoin or trying to "destroy it" in one way or another.... Maybe you will get recked or run off in an emotional outburst (aka rage quit) when you perceive that bitcoin is not working for the values/beliefs of ur lil selfie.. blah blah blah.. and maybe bitcoin is going to say.. who cares.. go fuck ur lil selfie with a 36 foot metal rod, if you believe that bitcoin is ONLY x, y and z.. blah blah blah.
Right! Bitcoin is definitely good for money laundering, buying drugs and making all sorts of “illegal” purchases, funding organizations that get shut down by the likes of visa and PayPal, keeping any government from freezing or confiscating your accounts, leaving totalitarian countries that restrict you from taking your wealth out of the country.. Make all the laws you want.. You can’t stop Bitcoin or stop anyone from doing whatever they choose with it.. Bitcoin still works perfectly for the anarchic uses it was intended for.. Hilarious to see “bitcoiner” lefties get their panties twisted about tax evasion.. lol Bitcoin works not so great for authoritarians/socialists/leftists.. It seems that I agree with everything you said, except your suggestion that bitcoin does not work for lefties ... or for variants of statists. I also have a bit of trouble with the strength of your assertion that there is nothing that governments can do about bitcoin blah blah blah... To be clear, I do not disagree with the sentiment that bitcoin places obstacles in terms of what governments might be able to reasonably do or try to do, but governments do not likely become impotent because of bitcoin. I am NOT proclaiming to be any kind of expert or anything like that because I am just a regular peep with my right and wrong ideas, and I believe that we can try to attempt to think about these kinds of matters in less all or nothing terms in the sense that bitcoin exists and it creates a whole bunch of incentives that are likely evolving with the passage of time and the increases in network effects, so in that regard, there has been back and forth with bitcoin and there is likely going to continue to be back and forth with bitcoin - whether we are referring to governments, institutions (such as status quo financial institutions) and/or individuals (such as rich peeps who have traditionally manipulated various systems more than poor peeps). Many of us who have been investing into bitcoin (and apparently including you, eddie13) recognize that in a variety of ways, bitcoin has already won, and some things that governments, institutions and individuals were able to do in order to stifle or stop bitcoin have become much more difficult (if not impossible to attempt to do), and I am not even saying that there might not be some pretty damned intensive battles against bitcoin and attempted attacks from within, and it does seem quite unlikely that any of them are going to be successful (and probably a pretty straight forward reason that a lot of us continue to be bullish about bitcoin's future prospects), and none of us are sorcerers, exactly (even though there may well be a lot of wannabe sorcerers amongst us), so the way forward, could have a lot of challenges and even a decent amount of physical violence (which is one of the favorite tools of someone who perceive themselves to be running out of options whether state, institutions or individuals), and alternatively (which seems to be a kind of picture that you are painting eddie13), the transition could end up playing out way more non-violently than within our historical past when it comes to threats to the status quo.
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April 26, 2021, 09:02:31 PM Merited by fillippone (1) |
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TSLA is releasing their financial results. They didn't Hodl, and sold some of their bitcoin stash: Tesla Bought 1.5 B in BitcoinsNothing too worrisome. If I had bought 1.5BLN in BTC, I would like to check the trade is working also on the other way round! Muh iNsTituTions NeVer sEll... Weak handed Musk...
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JayJuanGee
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April 26, 2021, 09:05:34 PM Last edit: April 26, 2021, 09:16:57 PM by JayJuanGee |
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So, who sold at the bottom girls? Hint: totally retarded, brain-dead, veggie IQ beartards! Dude, what about veggie bulltards with memory loss, then? Hint: I hodl Sold a little portion above $50k, which was planned to be sold around $40, while a bit of it got sold in the $60k area already. My carpenters only want fiat, that's why. Green candle formation on weekly chart is very positive. If Bitcoin break 56,200 then it should make new ATH. I agree that longer time frames, such as the weekly tend to be important to consider what might be going on in terms of BTC price dynamics, but at this point, the weekly has a decent amount of mixed candles.,. there seems to NOT exactly be any kind of meaningful streak going on currently in the weekly candles or anything that is especially notable about the weekly candles (beyond a kind of appearance of consolidation), at this point in time... not that I can see.. but what the fuck do I know? The monthly, on the other hand, does seem to have a potentially meaningful streak going on. More specifically, we have a quite unusual situation to have 6 monthly green candles in a row, and at the same time, the current candle (which would be the 7th) is currently red. Accordingly, the opening price for this monthly candle is at $58,789.96, which means that within about 4.5 days (from the time of this post), that monthly candle is going to close, and it will be green if it is above the opening price and it will be red if it is below thew opening price. Surely, such candle is currently within reach and also we do have a bit of a momentum that is going in such UPpity direction, currently.. but who can really say, beyond watching and appreciating that the next 4.5 days are "critical. tm"You are absolutely right that Monthly candles are also important to predict Price of Bitcoin but i think as long as BTC price is above 21 Weekly Moving average, it is Bullish. We all know that TA is not perfect science and it is science of probability but this is the only Tool that helps us to make trading decision. Oh my, Sayeds56, your response sounds even worse than it did when I responded to the original post, and surely you are going beyond my response. In any event to address your further point, it seems quite ridiculous that suggest that the ONLY tool is the 21 week moving average to attempt to gauge if we are in a bearish or bullish posture. Besides a lot of technical indicators having limited applicability, we have BTC price prediction models that likely tell us, way the fuck better, whether BTC happens to be in a bullish or bearish posture, and those include the following (but not limited to, for sure): 1) stock to flow, 2) four-year fractal, 3) exponential s-curve adoption based on Metcalfe principles and network effects. If they wanted to create real FUD they would just have to get Craig Wright or whoever to say whilst surrounded by gorgeous women: "Bitcoin is fantastic, it works really well but it can unfortunately never be used to pay for a whore is that right ladies?" And they all nod and we watch the price nosedive.
The level and direction of your "imagination" is surely diabolical to the core. You must further your efforts to offer such consultation services whether free or some level of personal gainenings to those "in need." #nohomo The only consultancy / advice needed is: HODL. There is a diabolical rabbit clothing brand so my "diabolical" imagination probably comes natural to bunnies. Yes, a cutie for sure.. but what about other techniques such as DCA, buying on dips and lump sum capital injections? Even though we might be deviating from the topic of my original response, seems that besides HODL there might be other tactics that could be employed and or consulted, too (am I not called koreck?). I would not want to presume that there is already a sufficient and/adequate accumulation of the corn, and other tactics may well be currently slipping from my data base(whoops) thinkenings.
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20kevin20
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April 26, 2021, 09:25:07 PM Merited by fillippone (2) |
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What a boring time. Bitcoin seems to be making moves but only in the wrong direction.. waiting for it to recover seems like a damn eternity! TSLA is releasing their financial results. They didn't Hodl, and sold some of their bitcoin stash:
Is there any chance he's purchased Doge temporarily instead, moving from BTC onto it in order to multiply his coins? He already knew very well how much influence one tweet of his could have over an alt.
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El duderino_
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April 26, 2021, 09:44:17 PM |
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BitcoinBunny
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April 26, 2021, 09:46:55 PM |
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What a boring time. Bitcoin seems to be making moves but only in the wrong direction.. waiting for it to recover seems like a damn eternity! TSLA is releasing their financial results. They didn't Hodl, and sold some of their bitcoin stash:
Is there any chance he's purchased Doge temporarily instead, moving from BTC onto it in order to multiply his coins? He already knew very well how much influence one tweet of his could have over an alt. Boring? Back up 8% in a day. To put that in perspective. If that happened every day we'd be at a new ATH within 3 days and 100K in just over a week.
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BitcoinBunny
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April 26, 2021, 10:00:17 PM |
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TSLA is releasing their financial results. They didn't Hodl, and sold some of their bitcoin stash: Tesla Bought 1.5 B in BitcoinsNothing too worrisome. If I had bought 1.5BLN in BTC, I would like to check the trade is working also on the other way round! Sure I would check that too and sell 1 Bitcoin to see if it works in reverse, but then keep the other 33,332 safe in my control.
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vapourminer
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what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?
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April 26, 2021, 10:07:34 PM |
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Spotted a llama what does it means ? obviously advertising for the WO i hear some llama is spreading word that some gentlemen here on the WO who bought lake ontario and are building a citadel out of texas are trying to figure out if its better to move the lake to texas, move texas to the lake, or build a canal between the two with cruise boats going back and forth. fear the llama logo
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April 26, 2021, 10:08:43 PM |
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TSLA is releasing their financial results. They didn't Hodl, and sold some of their bitcoin stash: Tesla Bought 1.5 B in BitcoinsNothing too worrisome. If I had bought 1.5BLN in BTC, I would like to check the trade is working also on the other way round! Where did they sell? On an exchange, or somewhere else?
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BitcoinBunny
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April 26, 2021, 10:10:01 PM |
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People have to remember Bitcoin is bigger than Musk, Saylor and McAfee.
All these guys will come and go whenever it suits them and do what's best for them and say things that sound wonderful during that time. In the end they just move on to whatever is next in their lives or in the case of McAfee go to jail.
Perhaps Saylor will keep it up and will remain a Bitcoin advocate, but I'm not sure. He seemed to get into the game very late. I thought it was late when I bought my stash. (That's not to say no one can enter then, now or tomorrow but someone that spouts that type of economic logic it just seems a little like: well why didn't you see that a bit sooner, no?) I think he sounds overly involved at the moment to the point he might be burned out by the next bear market and perhaps lose interest if many outlets will probably ask him "what now?"
Hopefully he will keep his coins though like he said he would.
McAfee was always a mental unstable type of person with many problems he created for himself.
Musk has far too many interests to only stick with crypto, by the next bear market you will not see him tweet ever about crypto. Also, many of his interests go beyond just making money. Which is fair enough.
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marcus_of_augustus
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April 26, 2021, 11:39:10 PM |
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... indeed, case closed, you're socialist, entirely possible you are also retarded by insufficient brain nutrition.
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April 26, 2021, 11:46:52 PM Last edit: April 26, 2021, 11:57:45 PM by marcus_of_augustus |
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btw, 1) humans are omnivores 2) males have penises 3) females have vaginas 4) the sun warms the earth
science is not complicated unless you're retarded to begin with
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philipma1957
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April 26, 2021, 11:56:04 PM |
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btw, 1) humans are ominvores 2) males have penises 3) females have vaginas 4) the sun warms the earth
science is not complicated unless you're retarded to begin with
5) some people are hermaphrodites So it is just a bit more complex than you may think. But I agree 1 to 4 are correct. As to the true % of hermaphrodites I have not been able to get a good number that I feel safe to state.
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Sayeds56
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April 26, 2021, 11:57:00 PM |
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So, who sold at the bottom girls? Hint: totally retarded, brain-dead, veggie IQ beartards! Dude, what about veggie bulltards with memory loss, then? Hint: I hodl Sold a little portion above $50k, which was planned to be sold around $40, while a bit of it got sold in the $60k area already. My carpenters only want fiat, that's why. Green candle formation on weekly chart is very positive. If Bitcoin break 56,200 then it should make new ATH. I agree that longer time frames, such as the weekly tend to be important to consider what might be going on in terms of BTC price dynamics, but at this point, the weekly has a decent amount of mixed candles.,. there seems to NOT exactly be any kind of meaningful streak going on currently in the weekly candles or anything that is especially notable about the weekly candles (beyond a kind of appearance of consolidation), at this point in time... not that I can see.. but what the fuck do I know? The monthly, on the other hand, does seem to have a potentially meaningful streak going on. More specifically, we have a quite unusual situation to have 6 monthly green candles in a row, and at the same time, the current candle (which would be the 7th) is currently red. Accordingly, the opening price for this monthly candle is at $58,789.96, which means that within about 4.5 days (from the time of this post), that monthly candle is going to close, and it will be green if it is above the opening price and it will be red if it is below thew opening price. Surely, such candle is currently within reach and also we do have a bit of a momentum that is going in such UPpity direction, currently.. but who can really say, beyond watching and appreciating that the next 4.5 days are "critical. tm"You are absolutely right that Monthly candles are also important to predict Price of Bitcoin but i think as long as BTC price is above 21 Weekly Moving average, it is Bullish. We all know that TA is not perfect science and it is science of probability but this is the only Tool that helps us to make trading decision. Oh my, Sayeds56, your response sounds even worse than it did when I responded to the original post, and surely you are going beyond my response. In any event to address your further point, it seems quite ridiculous that suggest that the ONLY tool is the 21 week moving average to attempt to gauge if we are in a bearish or bullish posture. Besides a lot of technical indicators having limited applicability, we have BTC price prediction models that likely tell us, way the fuck better, whether BTC happens to be in a bullish or bearish posture, and those include the following (but not limited to, for sure): 1) stock to flow, 2) four-year fractal, 3) exponential s-curve adoption based on Metcalfe principles and network effects. If they wanted to create real FUD they would just have to get Craig Wright or whoever to say whilst surrounded by gorgeous women: "Bitcoin is fantastic, it works really well but it can unfortunately never be used to pay for a whore is that right ladies?" And they all nod and we watch the price nosedive.
The level and direction of your "imagination" is surely diabolical to the core. You must further your efforts to offer such consultation services whether free or some level of personal gainenings to those "in need." #nohomo The only consultancy / advice needed is: HODL. There is a diabolical rabbit clothing brand so my "diabolical" imagination probably comes natural to bunnies. Yes, a cutie for sure.. but what about other techniques such as DCA, buying on dips and lump sum capital injections? Even though we might be deviating from the topic of my original response, seems that besides HODL there might be other tactics that could be employed and or consulted, too (am I not called koreck?). I would not want to presume that there is already a sufficient and/adequate accumulation of the corn, and other tactics may well be currently slipping from my data base(whoops) thinkenings. @JayJuanGee, sorry Sir, I didn't explain my response well that is why it was totally mis understood. When I said Technical Tool, I meant all Indicators including 21 weekly Moving average which is one of more than 200 Technical Indicators. By the way I trust MACD and Moving average indicators more than others because they always helped me to generate profit through my trading activities..
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April 27, 2021, 12:00:53 AM |
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btw, 1) humans are ominvores 2) males have penises 3) females have vaginas 4) the sun warms the earth
science is not complicated unless you're retarded to begin with
5) some people are hermaphrodites So it is just a bit more complex than you may think. But I agree 1 to 4 are correct. As to the true % of hermaphrodites I have not been able to get a good number that I feel safe to state. ... it's true, hermaphrodites can have combinations of sexual organs, in varying degrees no less, but they are neither female or male .... but I was trying to keep it simple for people who are mentally-challenged to begin with
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I have been looking into the feasibility of such a thing a lot lately. I believe Saylor has looked into it in depth as well as I noticed that he mentioned some of the numbers on energy loss on transferring over distances. I believe it would require superconductor technology close to room temperature for it to be feasible but I think the implications of such a thing would be awesome. Imagine having a thumb drive with 10kWh on it that you could transfer 1kWh to someone in a few seconds. Something that you can take home and plug into your house and have a night's worth of energy or get paid for 2 weeks of work and it gets transferred to your car which you can plug into your home and top up your hot wallet as needed. This would encourage advances in energy storage and creation. The world would be abundant in energy such that we could have a lot of very advanced technology, translating very well into moving into space. Even such that people mine space for energy with more efficient generation closer to the sun while transferring energy back to Earth. The only thing standing between us and that type of currency is technology. Technology that advances yearly at an exponential pace the closer we get to it. As for the whole meat thing...I suspect that the media is working in overdrive as they support the NWO plan on getting us all to eat cockroaches. I just can't believe that people on this board are spouting off the propaganda as if it's all true. People who know how much they lie about Bitcoin and still believe their lies about meat. It's a damn shame. Maybe the media has been too kind to Bitcoin...it was perhaps a better filter when it was being attacked as just being used for drugs on the darkweb. Henry Ford wrote many interesting things, another I recall quite related to Elwar’s last paragraph there.. The International .. who? It’s slipping my mind at the moment.. The International something, by Henry Ford.. google DuckDuckGo it.. Yep, Ford was definitely a fascist supporter. If he was around today he'd be making all of his workers wear masks to demonstrate his dominance over them.
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April 27, 2021, 12:39:55 AM |
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Bitcoin works not so great for authoritarians/socialists/leftists..
Bitcoin works great for anyone who hodls some. She has perfect bilateral symmetry, and telling left from right isn't her forte.
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April 27, 2021, 12:46:11 AM |
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Bitcoin works not so great for authoritarians/socialists/leftists..
Bitcoin works great for anyone who hodls some. She has perfect bilateral symmetry, and telling left from right isn't her forte. Ohhh.. I suppose you could think that way if you only see it as a means to increase your wealth..
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