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There will always be an excuses for the people and they will ignore it's importance until the time it become out of their reach.Why we don't see retail investors giving support to btc at price like $30-$35k and on the contrary when it was at $64k we see huge rush on the exchanges because everyone wants to become rich overnight and that's not possible. People claim day trading and short term trades are more difficult ones but in actual holding is far more tough as it requires patience level and dedication towards it.We easily claim that if I have heard about btc in 2014-2017 we would also have been rich by now but still missing the boat at $30k also and will claim the same 5 years ahead.So you do you work by accumulation of sats and you will not be on that fool list.
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July 18, 2021, 05:28:57 AM |
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If there are terrible economic news and a credit crunch, it will go down.
Talking of weird YouTube trails, I was wanting to do "scary face stretching behind a rubber sheet" thing which led to me searching for frighteners which led me to Minty Comedic Arts video about it which led me to his video about Weird Science which led me down a rabbit hole to Oingo Boingo (who made the theme tune and have several excellent tracks) and subsequently to the new stuff Danny Elfman has been releasing this year (which is some warped and damn good stuff). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sSLLRGC6tMhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3xKyWemAr0I hadn't kept up with Danny Elfman, I was doing small-time studio stuff in the 80's, I was always impressed because he got the gig for doing The Simpsons, and couldn't read music. That second one, Happy reminds me a *lot* of old Bruce Bickford claymation. He did tremendously elaborate stop-motion animation in the 70's. Pinching each piece of clay, and click another photo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkEV14A9KWw
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July 18, 2021, 07:18:19 AM |
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Google came up with this nifty fact checking utility. Welp, guess that's the end of fake news!
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July 18, 2021, 08:43:35 AM |
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Something interesting is going both on BFX and CB. On BFX the famous shorter now openly tries to supress the price by putting BTC3K+ sell wall. On CB some trackers report BTC50K inflow yesterday, others BTC80K. There is also BTC30K outflow. I've read quite contradictory suggestions on twitter, but it seems to me that this is like an internal wallet reorganisation going on. Is it bullish or bearish? I don't know, but it might be a sign that a huge purchase or a sell is incoming soon. Well, at least in this case we will see some action in either direction. Which is better than these boring upsi-downies lately.
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July 18, 2021, 09:01:35 AM |
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July 18, 2021, 09:32:10 AM |
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We are near the bitcoin season and altcoins holders are rekt by now.
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^ There is a Bitcoin bull and bear market if you like. It is always Bitcoin season though. Shitcoins are like trading bitcoins on leverage, they only go up when bitcoin does: there is no such thing as an 'altcoin season'.
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July 18, 2021, 12:04:13 PM Last edit: July 18, 2021, 12:25:03 PM by modrobert |
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I assume this is fake as far as "proof of destruction" goes, but you never really know with China. A bit like when a big burn up of tons of captured illegal drugs is staged for the press cameras. While the majority of the haul is quietly moved to the markets or sold back to the cartel. It’s not China, it’s Malaysia: Malaysia destroys an array of mining equipmentThanks for clearing that up. Wow, watched the video linked in that article, what a waste! According to a Malaysian news portal, The Star, a total of crypto mining machines worth $1.26 million were destroyed. Note to self: Rig the mining equipment with pressure sensitive explosives.
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July 18, 2021, 12:55:20 PM |
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Largest Grayscale unlocking is today. Second largest comes the day after tomorrow. A few more days of this relentless ball grating, guys. We're not all titanium trained Bawbs, but I'm sure we can all manage. Chin up!
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July 18, 2021, 01:06:03 PM |
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Note to self: Rig the mining equipment with pressure sensitive explosives.
Maybe not the individual mining equipment, but the floor or access to them? If the self-destruct is inside the machine, something could go wrong while it is just mining normally (and overheat), one blows up, triggers everything else, and the whole thing is gone. Since they were stealing the electricity, it is likely the place was not insured for fire or damage. If they paid for the electricity and kept everything else legal, and mining was profitable, they could have kept mining with no authorities bothering them for a long time. Eventually, the power company will inspect places that have very high usage to find out what's going on, even if they were being paid accordingly.
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July 18, 2021, 01:16:29 PM |
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Largest Grayscale unlocking is today. Second largest comes the day after tomorrow. A few more days of this relentless ball grating, guys. We're not all titanium trained Bawbs, but I'm sure we can all manage. Chin up!
As far as I know this is related to the internal, i.e. secondary Grayscale market. Grayscale is selling to the spot market only up to 2% yearly for the fees.
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July 18, 2021, 01:20:30 PM |
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Largest Grayscale unlocking is today. Second largest comes the day after tomorrow. A few more days of this relentless ball grating, guys. We're not all titanium trained Bawbs, but I'm sure we can all manage. Chin up!
As far as I know this is related to the internal, i.e. secondary Grayscale market. Grayscale is selling to the spot market only up to 2% yearly for the fees. Yep, I don't uderstand the fear with this. If the sell the premium goes further negative, so what. Hell, some of the dollars from those sales may go back into BTC, and if the were playing the premium maybe they have shorts to close at the same time. I'm not saying its bullish, especially with market sentiment right now, but it certainly isn't some kind of massive bearish event.
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