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Question: Price Target for Nov. 30, 2024:
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$85K to $90K - 9 (11.3%)
$90K to $95K - 12 (15%)
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June 18, 2022, 12:17:32 PM

So, are you a betting man, goldkingcoiner?

goldkingcoiner is a betting man..

#confirmed.


 Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

Confirmed that he is not a betting man.  He declares absolute certainty, he insults me—then he doesn’t put his money where his mouth is.  He is a chicken.

goldkingcoiner = 🐔

#confirmed.

 Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy


Even if we could arrive at 10 to 1 odds, I would think that your budget might really ONLY be able to allow you around .001 at most.. perhaps?.

If I know that I am telling the truth, then I know that my probability of winning is 1.  Not 0.999999, but exactly 1—at least, as for the bet in itself.

I myself am rarely a betting man.  (Life is usually too messy to quantify the probabilities.)  But when I bet, I am a Kelly bettor; accordingly, I will not bet the whole pot unless my probability of winning is exactly 1.  This is a unusual opportunity for me to go all-in—if possible, more than all-in!

As a practical matter, I have counterparty risk.  Paying my own side of the bet into escrow will be extremely burdensome to me, as mentioned below.  I cannot undertake that burden, unless I know that I will be paid my winnings; and I cannot, cannot afford to lose the money from my side of the bet.  I would be reasonably picky about choosing an escrow, but I do think that this forum has some high-rep neutral parties upon whom I can rely.

and by the way.. even though goldkingcoiner does seem to like betting.. part of the reason that goldkingcoiner likely has a decent amount of BTC would be that he is likely somewhat measured in the ways that he bets.. we have already seen quite a bit of that from his historical forum participation..  

He said that he was “more than sure”—quote-unquote.  He did not say, “high probability”:  He declared absolute certainty.  Thus, he should apply to himself the same argument that I applied to myself above.

When I am “more than sure” of something, I go all-in!  The only reason why I do not offer to bet more than 0.1 BTC is that my resources are now so low, I would risk being unable to gather the money for escrow—unable, in a “can’t squeeze blood from a stone” sense.  If I had more money, then I would bet much more.  If goldkingcoiner is so sure as he says, then he should bet accordingly—unless his word means nothing, because he is a sleazy cheap-talking rat-bastard with not the least whit of personal honour.

(Life advice for my adoring fans:  It is rarely a good idea to declare absolute certainty about anything.  Usually, it is imprudent in the extreme—even stupider than buying BTC on margin!  I almost never declare absolute certainty.)

No one is going to bet you when you are getting so excited about the issue and even seeming to unilaterally impose the betting terms, even though some of those terms are not unreasonable.. but some of them are a bit much (and seemingly emotionally laden, too).. but still format wise.. it seems reasonable to outline some of the terms if the other party might be amenable to entering into such a bet..

That’s fair enough of you.

A bet is a contract, and I tend to see such things in quasi-legal terms.  I made an offer.  If it is not taken as-is, a counter-offer may be made.  Some terms are NOT open to negotiation, such as my absolute requirement of handling this through escrow; I will incur severe financial risks and losses (essentially, self-liquidation of multiple assets in ridiculously unfavourable market conditions) to scrape together 0.1 BTC, so I cannot take any risk that goldkingcoiner may renege.  Other terms, I offered as unfavourable to myself—such as a short deadline for at least prima facie evidence to appear “somehow”, lest I immediately lose the bet by default.

As for “emotionally laden” terms, please review goldkingcoiner’s insults to me—and see below.  It is not so much a matter of my reacting emotionally, but rather, my coolly egging him on and humiliating him in public.  My big ego is my strength—his empty conceit is his downfall.

Another thing is that goldkingcoiner said that he did not even want to bet you, and sure there could be a way of making the terms bettable.. but 10/1 odds?  I am having my doubts if those are fair reflections of the level of confidence being expressed, so far.. but sure, if you can get someone to proclaim something to be nearly certain about some facts, then yeah.. I suppose 10 to 1 odds is more than reasonable .. since it is 90% rather than 100%.

The odds are subject to negotiation.  I think that by being too honest, Wilhelm inadvertently spoiled my chances of getting 10x here. Wink

goldkingcoiner said that he was “more than sure”.  I myself am sure of my position.  How can fair odds be decided, when both sides declare absolute certainty?

Well, those are irreconcilable subjective positions.  Let us examine the matter objectively.  This is how I would see it as a fair-minded external observer—if I did not know myself at all, and if I did not know whatever I know about Dabs’ past PMs:

A new-ish Jr. Member account made a serious accusation against a highly-trusted Legendary.  Objectively—just statistically, from experience on this forum—I think that for each 1 instance where such an accusation is true, there are many more than 10 false accusations.  Well, I was not about to demand 100x or 1000x odds from goldkingcoiner; after all, I do want him to take the bet!

That makes it objectively reasonable for me to offer a bet at >= 10x.  Or at least, it did before Wilhelm gave his evidence.  I did not expect that.

Hmmm...  This is becoming complicated.  Do any pro bookmakers (or insurance actuaries) wish to opine on how properly to calculate the odds that I am telling the truth?

By the way, I was considering not saying anything.. but from the whole escalation angle ... holy moley.....    You might even make a street fighter start to feel uncomfortable.. and I would hope that our atmosphere here need not be that rough and tumble even though we might want to verbally throw down on some of the various issues from time to time... but still..

Jay, you big meanie, did I even shock you? Shocked

Although I am generally a kind and caring person, I have a hard and ruthless side.  They who cross me do so at their own peril.

goldkingcoiner said fighting words.  (And he should not try deleting any of them; I have many archival snapshots.)  He did not reasonably seek evidence, or question my word:  He lashed out and smeared as a liar.  He spat at me such spite and disrespect as I have only ever seen from a few trolls and other losers here.

I do not permit anyone to speak to me as he did.  I do not forgive—and will not forgive; I am not some kind of a pussycat.  He crossed me badly.

You have insulted me egregiously.  You have said you are “more than sure”.  How much of a coward are you?
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From my perspective  - potentially flawed - overall miners do not tend to be very whimpy unless they are completely selling all of their coins on a regular basis.. and maybe even failing to study into bitcoin.. .. and since I was a bit presumptive in not even recalling that you had a mining background, that means several of my premises for my framing of "what is whimpy" may well have been off in the first place..

I used to sell all my coins at the beginning (to cover power and equipment costs). In hindsight it would have been much better to accrue debt instead of selling at $300. Lesson was learned at some point in 2016, just in time for the bull run of 2017, and that's how I ended up with some coins to hodl and was able to get my mining "farm" to a no-pressure-to-make-money hobby type of thing.

So it depends on how you look at it. I did not invest $50 or $100 per week on an exchange. My investment was through equipment and electric bills and was kinda undisciplined at first. I didn't even have the goal of accumulating bitcoins, was mining mostly shitcoins initially, so that I could get bitcoins so that I could buy proper bitcoin ASICs, etc.

Not only that, but also - if I had put all that money into Bitcoin directly in theory I'd have a lot more bitcoins now (some of those ASICs were woefully unprofitable), but in practice I think I would have dumped them early anyway. All the lessons learned along the way had to to be learned. Spending 8 BTC to make 5 BTC is a good lesson, trust me Grin
 
I think almost every single one of us has a kind of tendency to want to overdo it (and want to gamble and wants to expedite our process of becoming more richie faster).. and nearly every single one of us has to fight back those kinds of urges.. because there are also folks attempting to tempt us into spinning the wheel.  

For sure, none of us should necessarily act as too much of a prude on these kinds of balances, because each person does need to find his/her balance and to feel some freedom in rolling the dice if they want to roll the dice...  point.. and frequently I believe that there still can be ways that regular folks can still gamble with part of their funds in order to scratch aspects of their itch and to have a little fun.. maybe less than 10% of their value or some prudent amount.. should be fine..  but again and again and again.. the inclination to gamble tempts many folks to go too far without having adequate principle preservations (building) mechanisms in place.. and sometimes we do hear about those guys who had nothing and went all in.. and maybe some of that is spin. . but some of the real success rags to riches do involve outrageous kinds of doubling, tripling down.

To me DCA is already enough of a gamble (will it go down? OR UP? WILL IT?#!??), beyond that I'd just go to a casino if I wanted more excitement. So I don't really have much of an itch to catch a bigger dip or dump at some specific point (my occasional dumpenings are dictated by bills and tax implications more than anything else).

Got some more cornage at 19, set up a new buy at 17.

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Welcome to the party! Cheesy Cheesy  .. Pretzels and Eggnog are on the table in the kitchen.   Roll Eyes   Roll Eyes

no blow and hookers?

 Are you kidding?  The egg nog is made from mung-bean protein isolate, canola oil and guar gum because we can't afford chicken eggs anymore.
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Welcome to the party! Cheesy Cheesy  .. Pretzels and Eggnog are on the table in the kitchen.   Roll Eyes   Roll Eyes

no blow and hookers?

 Are you kidding?  The egg nog is made from mung-bean protein isolate, canola oil and guar gum because we can't afford chicken eggs anymore.


no eggs ?? you should have taken the FED's advice

https://fredblog.stlouisfed.org/2022/06/buying-eggs-with-bitcoins/
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Consider selling 20-25% of my Bitcoin. Anyone else? I have this great reset theory and now they introduced the digital USD. Its going into that direction. I start to be worried BTC will end up like Luna, once the panic kicks in? Dumped to 18.6K and nobody is buying WTF.

I am in since 2013 and ever since holded BTC. Never took profits. Never sold. I would go nuts leaving this game without a cent in my pockets after 9 years Cheesy

All these people writing only an idiot would sell at these levels. I remember people were saying the same at 69K while talking about 300K.

Edit: I have gone through 2 bear markets and the covid dump. But never had I felt that dark powers are involved. Unless now. Thats why my worries.

Man I know it's hard, I'm in the same boat. I'm all in, probably overinvested (I don't like this term but ok) and this bear is MUCH worse than the previous one. Psychologically in the first place, because of the blowoff top missing, sea of red on the graphs, inflation, war, anxiety, overall market conditions etc etc... but, as El Dude helpfully reminded today: guys, don't mindrust! It's hard I know, but please HODL! We are the last spartans holding the line. Who else can do it if we're done? Cool

I am all in since 2013 and pretty much did not save any money ever since because I (still) think I safed my future thanks to Bitcoin. But if this thing does a Luna, I am done. I dont work and have no other income. I never lived in luxury and dont want to. I still live like I was living pre Bitcoin. I just want my future safe and not work again till the last day of my life. I will probably wait all the way down to 10K and then consider selling some if we go that far.

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The question is do you wanna buy something in the short term or not? If the answer is no, i dont see a reason to sell. Escaping into the dollar will save you from what?

No, I dont want to buy anything. Yes, maybe physical gold, to rescue my money from couple psychopaths that want us own nothing and be happy. I am pretty emotional right now so I wait this to settle. I did not expect it really would drop below 2017/18 ATH. This is a critical level for me. I was thinking that we could see 18K but I was not expecting it. And it does not even bounce. All those 6 digits predictions were wrong so I was sure all those sub 20K predictions will fail either.

I smell the next mindrust.

Funny how people who probably entered couple months or 3-4 years ago call other who are here since 2013 a mindrust. I got called mindrust at 60k as well for wanting to sell. Sometimes I think these 300k predicters and those who scream hodl are just doing so so that they can sell.
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Public Opinion On Ukraine Shifts As Europeans Back Immediate Peace Over Seeking Russian Defeat

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/public-opinion-ukraine-shifts-europeans-back-immediate-peace-over-seeking-russian

Wait till winter comes and everyone is freezing to death and unable to avoid food. My only hope is that things change before that happens.

The Russian defeat / regime change scenario was ridiculous from day 1. I don't know know if Johnson or Biden ever believed it or were just telling nonsense to distract from
the poor jobs they are doing at home.

I think regime change will also become a complete boomerang. I suspect Johnson, Biden, Macron, Rutte, Scholz and even Zelensky will be long gone when Putin is still leading the Russians.

The sanctions placed on Russia seem very reminiscent to what happened to Germany after WW1 and that didn't exactly lead to good things at all.

We are being led by complete fools but we are even more foolish to vote for those complete incapable and utter moronic short sighted imbeciles.

The ideologs just can't help themselves and have still been pushing Ukraine to join the EU recently.

What will be left of Ukraine remains to be seen. Eastern regions are gone for sure.
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from 20500 to 19000 seems like microstrategy liquidation , anybody here know any news about them , follow the sound crying CEO.
In an interview yesterday he mentioned they are safe until $BTC reaches $3.7k.
he also said 21k position  , they have different buyings so some of them possibly liquidated. that steep move comes from a big liquidation
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If these people were alive today, they would all be labeled "seditious domestic terrorists" or "insurrectionists", charged with felonies, put on trial by the Govt, and given 20 years prison sentences.

https://i.ibb.co/4PVKmgT/Domestic-terrorists-from-yesteryear.jpg
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from 20500 to 19000 seems like microstrategy liquidation , anybody here know any news about them , follow the sound crying CEO.
In an interview yesterday he mentioned they are safe until $BTC reaches $3.7k.
he also said 21k position  , they have different buyings so some of them possibly liquidated. that steep move comes from a big liquidation

This may not be the most retarded post in the first 30,947 pages of the Wall Observer; but it assuredly makes the top-ten list.
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Consider selling 20-25% of my Bitcoin. Anyone else? I have this great reset theory and now they introduced the digital USD. Its going into that direction. I start to be worried BTC will end up like Luna, once the panic kicks in? Dumped to 18.6K and nobody is buying WTF.

I am in since 2013 and ever since holded BTC. Never took profits. Never sold. I would go nuts leaving this game without a cent in my pockets after 9 years Cheesy

All these people writing only an idiot would sell at these levels. I remember people were saying the same at 69K while talking about 300K.

Edit: I have gone through 2 bear markets and the covid dump. But never had I felt that dark powers are involved. Unless now. Thats why my worries.

Personally I'd rather my BTC go to fucking zero than to sell it to anyone else who can and probably will profiteer from it later.

But that's just me.
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If these people were alive today, they would all be labeled "seditious domestic terrorists" or "insurrectionists", charged with felonies, put on trial by the Govt, and given 20 years prison sentences.

https://i.ibb.co/4PVKmgT/Domestic-terrorists-from-yesteryear.jpg

Even worse, the mass media reading progammed sheeps would go after them.

That's why the cbdc is so dangerous. They can simply freeze your money if you do anything the govt. does not want. In the current "democracy" you are allowed to protest if it fits the globalist agenda. İf you protest something that goes against them, you are a terrorist. BLM protesters burned down whole cities but was absolutely fine.
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Observing green walls very bullish all the way to 0.

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Also, the casino nature of the "crypto" market, leads to great volitility and the association of Bitcoin as a "tech product" has it firmly in step with the Nasdaq chart at times.

Filed under, “Teach people that Bitcoin is not a stock—Bitcoin is nothing like a stock.”  It is a very large file.

Its no secret that bitcoin has been tracking the stock market latelty and becoming more and more intertwined with political and macroeconomic factors,So it may actually be beneficial to treat it as a "stock" as this will allow for better models and price predictions.


On another note: how long do yall  think we can hold this 20k support,and is there any major support under it incase we break it ?

Miner support at 15-17k ranges

Question:

At what point would falling BTC price suppress hashrate sufficiently to make it difficult to reach the next difficulty adjustment?

This has been on my mind since I saw your above-quoted post.  An economic attack on Bitcoin is also a security attack, and a DoS if the price can be crashed fast enough that the network grinds to a halt.  If “TPTB” want to force a switch to POS, this is an interesting feature.

Explaining for newbies, not for phil:  In November 2017, hostile miners attempted the Bcash “flippening”.  Some Bcashers proclaimed they could make it infeasible for Bitcoin to reach the next adjustment.  But Bitcoin’s economics constrained them in the direction opposite of what now concerns me.  They could not afford only to mine Bcash.  They tried to pump the BCH market—it went wild, spiked and then crashed.  That could only work as a pump-and-dump on clueless Bcashers.  The hostile miners had to return to Bitcoin, if they wanted to pay their own bills.

(Some POW altcoins have a DAA that adjusts after every block.  In my casual observation, it seems a little bit unstable; and in theory, I guess it may be easier to game some ways.  Maybe.  I am not an expert on this question—far from it!  But if there is a sudden, drastic loss of hashrate, the remaining hashrate only needs to find ~1 more block for things to begin to return to normal.)

Some miners have low enough energy costs, they could probably keep going at ridiculously low BTC prices.  Flared natural gas, areas with high electricity production and low demand, etc.  But I guess not those in New Jersey.  How much of a % of global hashrate?

I know much of the theory here.  (Including the Poisson process and its exponential distribution of arrival times.  About 99% of Bitcoiners get this wrong, including many forum Legendaries.)  But I have no experience with mining; and mining is in many ways an experiential thing.  Especially the business side of mining.  I would appreciate your insights.
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Consider selling 20-25% of my Bitcoin. Anyone else? I have this great reset theory and now they introduced the digital USD. Its going into that direction. I start to be worried BTC will end up like Luna, once the panic kicks in? Dumped to 18.6K and nobody is buying WTF.

I am in since 2013 and ever since holded BTC. Never took profits. Never sold. I would go nuts leaving this game without a cent in my pockets after 9 years Cheesy

All these people writing only an idiot would sell at these levels. I remember people were saying the same at 69K while talking about 300K.

Edit: I have gone through 2 bear markets and the covid dump. But never had I felt that dark powers are involved. Unless now. Thats why my worries.

For sake of argument, assume you are right (unlikely). What would you even store the value in that would not be undermined by the reset you are expecting? I'd argue there are none (perhaps gold getting closest to BTC).

At least with BTC protecting it from appropriation is most feasible out of all the options.

Next time price is at a local peak (at least above all the MAs) be sure to sell some so you won't feel like you feel today next time it happens.
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Also, the casino nature of the "crypto" market, leads to great volitility and the association of Bitcoin as a "tech product" has it firmly in step with the Nasdaq chart at times.

Filed under, “Teach people that Bitcoin is not a stock—Bitcoin is nothing like a stock.”  It is a very large file.

Its no secret that bitcoin has been tracking the stock market latelty and becoming more and more intertwined with political and macroeconomic factors,So it may actually be beneficial to treat it as a "stock" as this will allow for better models and price predictions.


On another note: how long do yall  think we can hold this 20k support,and is there any major support under it incase we break it ?

Miner support at 15-17k ranges

Question:

At what point would falling BTC price suppress hashrate sufficiently to make it difficult to reach the next difficulty adjustment?

This has been on my mind since I saw your above-quoted post.  An economic attack on Bitcoin is also a security attack, and a DoS if the price can be crashed fast enough that the network grinds to a halt.  If “TPTB” want to force a switch to POS, this is an interesting feature.

Explaining for newbies, not for phil:  In November 2017, hostile miners attempted the Bcash “flippening”.  Some Bcashers proclaimed they could make it infeasible for Bitcoin to reach the next adjustment.  But Bitcoin’s economics constrained them in the direction opposite of what now concerns me.  They could not afford only to mine Bcash.  They tried to pump the BCH market—it went wild, spiked and then crashed.  That could only work as a pump-and-dump on clueless Bcashers.  The hostile miners had to return to Bitcoin, if they wanted to pay their own bills.

(Some POW altcoins have a DAA that adjusts after every block.  In my casual observation, it seems a little bit unstable; and in theory, I guess it may be easier to game some ways.  Maybe.  I am not an expert on this question—far from it!  But if there is a sudden, drastic loss of hashrate, the remaining hashrate only needs to find ~1 more block for things to begin to return to normal.)

Some miners have low enough energy costs, they could probably keep going at ridiculously low BTC prices.  Flared natural gas, areas with high electricity production and low demand, etc.  But I guess not those in New Jersey.  How much of a % of global hashrate?

I know much of the theory here.  (Including the Poisson process and its exponential distribution of arrival times.  About 99% of Bitcoiners get this wrong, including many forum Legendaries.)  But I have no experience with mining; and mining is in many ways an experiential thing.  Especially the business side of mining.  I would appreciate your insights.

Even with free energy you need to acquire the mining rigs to do the work.
Centralizing all that much rigs might become infeasible.
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