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June 15, 2022, 07:36:19 PM |
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LOL.
So Bitcoin is in step with the Nasdaq index like a couple synchronized swimmers...
It's an US tech-stock now To decouple from the stonk market bitcoin needs to be unit of account. To make this happen a lot of work is needed to improve usability of lightning wallets. Looking at the price chart under self hypnosis all the day long is not enough. That's right! But there is another thing that will have to improve: The understanding of the masses what Bitcoin really is. And it will take time. Apart from seeing it as a get-rich-quick 'speculative investment' and as a 'digital currency', I wonder how many people already understand it to a certain degree which would include the importance of POW for example. I guess it's only 1-3% of the population. So the more everyone of us educates people around us, the quicker the societal learning curve will proceed. It's not that people are not interested, but it helps everyone if there is someone who separates the bullshit from important info and spreads the gospel in his own words. edit: just saw that death_wish wrote something similar.. whatevs
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BitcoinBunny
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June 15, 2022, 07:45:03 PM |
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I don't think there is an immediate urgency to educate people more on Bitcoin or to make far more software integrations. Plenty has already happened and is happening. The cat is out of the bag and Bitcoin is going nowhere. Is it a surprise to see a massive decline with the upcoming recession? Yes and no. Yes because people can't see their asses from their elbows and don't see the long term investment / inflation hedge opportunity. Holding your own keys costs you nothing. Storing Gold is a pain in the ass and costs money and you are always at the mercy of someone trying to make money out of YOU. No, because everything is going to collapse short term. Is it a shame so many scammers and shitcoins surround Bitcoin? Sure, but also plenty people tried to setup an Amazon copy cat company with many actually doing well initially and most eventually collapsing or turning to hit a more niche / smaller market eventually and settling there. Long term I'm convinced Bitcoin will be fine and will keep going up. The fact the media care about the price is a good thing. Keep telling people not to invest and say it's dangerous.
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June 15, 2022, 07:48:42 PM |
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June 15, 2022, 07:49:58 PM |
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To all those whining about "back to $20k sucks" and "We fell from a high of $68k". This is something that the Bitcoiner newbies, whiny traders, and even some OG veterans need to understand. Repeat after me: The price range all last year was never real. It was a mirage. The support price when "excessive leverage has left the building" is the only thing that determines true market value. That argument defeats itself, because it cuts both ways: You fail to account for leverage in the opposite direction. I strongly suspect that the current $20k–$22k range is a mirage, caused by massive organized dumping of the market using borrowed coins. The price range right now is not real, except to three types of people: (a) Fools who got long-squeezed and liquidated like me, (b) buyers who prudently kept reserves available to buy BTC now, and (c) whoever the hell is reaping huge dollar profits from shorting Bitcoin. OK, well, I guess that the price now is real. By your argument, it is not real. This is something that the Bitcoiner newbies, whiny traders, and even some OG veterans need to understand. (So, what is the “real” Bitcoin price? I am rebutting an argument here, not proposing my own. Well, my own would be simple: The real price of Bitcoin is whatever it trades for in actual transactions between buyers and sellers, at any particular moment. The market is ridiculously manipulated and distorted in numerous ways; that is the nature of a free market, all the moreso for such a volatile, ultra-liquid asset as Bitcoin. Don’t like it? It is only an argument against free markets; but until someone appoints me as the Dictator of the Universe, I prefer the free market to the practical alternatives in today’s world. Practiced properly, realism is idealism.)
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June 15, 2022, 08:04:54 PM |
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June 15, 2022, 08:07:09 PM Last edit: June 15, 2022, 08:26:42 PM by Hueristic |
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Just another day, got hospital bills in, they are insane! I feel for anyone without insurance. I'll probably get sued, no way as there is no way I'm paying 4500 for an ambulance ride (not the first one but the second one to the trauma center which wasn't an emergency). In the mean time enjoy. https://i.imgur.com/VZfLof5.mp4*I cant stop looping this.
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June 15, 2022, 08:16:49 PM |
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To decouple from the stonk market bitcoin needs to be unit of account. To make this happen a lot of work is needed to improve usability of lightning wallets. Looking at the price chart under self hypnosis all the day long is not enough.
Assuming LN is up to the job, of course.
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June 15, 2022, 08:22:51 PM |
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To decouple from the stonk market bitcoin needs to be unit of account. To make this happen a lot of work is needed to improve usability of lightning wallets. Looking at the price chart under self hypnosis all the day long is not enough.
Assuming LN is up to the job, of course. Custodial most certainly is. Where will have to have improvement is in non custodial options. But I believe that WILL improve. The part that bothers me, is I think it will continue to be a tiny minority that even cares about the difference.
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June 15, 2022, 08:34:52 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Suppose my total saving is on $20K and I have $10K in BTC which is about half BTC at this moment. My yearly income is about $20K/year. At the same time, An veteran member's Total savings is $200K and he has $100K in BTC which is about 5 BTC at this moment. His yearly income is about $200K/year. In my opinion, Both of's pain is the same here. If you are a billionaire, $100 is nothing to you. at the same time, If you are a millionaire, You care about $100 but $10 is nothing. The example may not make much sense, But, What I am trying to say is, If a billionaire loses 50% wealth, and a millionaire also loses 50% of his wealth. Both are in the same pain. No matter how much was their loss. It's about % and who you are. A Billionaire would not much care if he lost $100K. But, A millionaire will definitely care if he loses $100K. You're missing an important detail: the billionaire's life won't be affected if he loses 50% of his billions. He won't lose his house, and won't eat anything less because of it. It's definitely not the same pain if someone who ownes $100 loses 50% of it, which means he may not eat that week. And that's why rich people can take bigger risks than "normal" people.
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June 15, 2022, 08:39:52 PM |
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That argument defeats itself, because it cuts both ways: You fail to account for leverage in the opposite direction.
I strongly suspect that the current $20k–$22k range is a mirage, caused by massive organized dumping of the market using borrowed coins.
The price range right now is not real, except to three types of people: (a) Fools who got long-squeezed and liquidated like me, (b) buyers who prudently kept reserves available to buy BTC now, and (c) whoever the hell is reaping huge dollar profits from shorting Bitcoin. OK, well, I guess that the price now is real. By your argument, it is not real.
You mean like exchange owners house trading on the own exchanges, naked shorting with re-hypothecated coins to push the price below real market value in order to scoop up more cheap coins? That's pure crazy talk! No way they are doing something like that! /s
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I like buying cheap coin at the moment but fuck that, man.
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aesma
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June 15, 2022, 08:52:13 PM |
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So, BTCitcoin fell to 20K as some were hoping for. But what was the reason for that. From what I've read in https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/great-celsius-implosion-what-went-wrong-and-how-much-more-will-bitcoin-drop it is another imploding "blockchain" company. tl;dr. Celsius may have started as an arbitrage platform giving yield for those fools lending their BTC and shitcoins. But as the arbitrage dissapeared 6 months ago, they simply became a ponzi risking their client assets by making enourmous shorts. They had more than enough BTCitcoins to stop any increase in the price, liquidating practically 100% of the longs. But their problem is that what they do is perfectly visible by everyone. People started to realize slowly they've been scammed just like bitconnect. Now their margin call is at 16.8k (used to be 18.3K yesterday) as seen in https://oasis.app/25977#Overview. How much collateral BTC they will be able to add is unknown. Now we have a proof that all this downard pressure in the last 6 months was caused partially by this ponzi, who could give yields in BTC only if the price was falling. So, we need to cut off the cancer ASAP. People have to withdraw their funds and invest properly in BTCitcoin. After that I'm quite confident BTCitcoin will start recovering. I considered using Celsius at the beginning, it seemed legit enough. In the end I didn't do it, I guess I'm getting better at spotting bad actors. I never imagined they would actually be manipulating BTC price though, what a disgrace.
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June 15, 2022, 08:55:34 PM |
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I like buying cheap coin at the moment but fuck that, man. Someone had to do it! I was proud to be the one. Also... there is a trick all the angry hoards should learn: [img width=100]https://meganedanshi.files.wordpress.com/2011/07/vegeta.jpg[/img] The img width=100 is the money...
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June 15, 2022, 08:55:39 PM |
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I like buying cheap coin at the moment but fuck that, man. ^^^ There's blood in the streets and there's "Kill me now!"
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June 15, 2022, 08:58:20 PM |
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That argument defeats itself, because it cuts both ways: You fail to account for leverage in the opposite direction.
I strongly suspect that the current $20k–$22k range is a mirage, caused by massive organized dumping of the market using borrowed coins.
The price range right now is not real, except to three types of people: (a) Fools who got long-squeezed and liquidated like me, (b) buyers who prudently kept reserves available to buy BTC now, and (c) whoever the hell is reaping huge dollar profits from shorting Bitcoin. OK, well, I guess that the price now is real. By your argument, it is not real.
You mean like exchange owners house trading on the own exchanges, naked shorting with re-hypothecated coins to push the price below real market value in order to scoop up more cheap coins? That's pure crazy talk! No way they are doing something like that! /s No doubt in my mind thats why the top was at least 20% lower than expected this cycle. Derivatives are weapons of mass destruction, just a way for those in power to scoop off the top of a market..
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June 15, 2022, 08:59:34 PM |
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checking it out now, thanks! Edit: Naw don't like that rap crap.
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June 15, 2022, 09:01:24 PM |
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what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?
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June 15, 2022, 09:08:17 PM |
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I like buying cheap coin at the moment but fuck that, man.
^^^ There's blood in the streets and there's "Kill me now!" blood? where? hard to see under all the viscera and such piling up.
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aesma
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June 15, 2022, 09:16:36 PM |
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Suppose my total saving is on $20K and I have $10K in BTC which is about half BTC at this moment. My yearly income is about $20K/year. At the same time, An veteran member's Total savings is $200K and he has $100K in BTC which is about 5 BTC at this moment. His yearly income is about $200K/year. In my opinion, Both of's pain is the same here. If you are a billionaire, $100 is nothing to you. at the same time, If you are a millionaire, You care about $100 but $10 is nothing. The example may not make much sense, But, What I am trying to say is, If a billionaire loses 50% wealth, and a millionaire also loses 50% of his wealth. Both are in the same pain. No matter how much was their loss. It's about % and who you are. A Billionaire would not much care if he lost $100K. But, A millionaire will definitely care if he loses $100K. You're missing an important detail: the billionaire's life won't be affected if he loses 50% of his billions. He won't lose his house, and won't eat anything less because of it. It's definitely not the same pain if someone who ownes $100 loses 50% of it, which means he may not eat that week. And that's why rich people can take bigger risks than "normal" people. Also billionaires usually own companies. If the stock market is down, they have less billions, but they still have the same amount of their company, that will probably go back up. In fact the billionaire family that owns (and whose father funded) the company I work at often buys the dips to grow their holdings. In a few years they've gone from 20% to 25%.
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