Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion

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[Republikcoin.com]

every monday is a good day for a start of business for the week, here we are on to it.
best night, watch candle with bitcoin.

I watch almost every day and sometimes buy as much Bitcoin as I can without seeing what day it is and never think about dating someone. Because I enjoy life more when I see the market start to move up and also when it goes down when I want to make some purchases including Bitcoin. So if you want to do business with the crypto space, I don't think you have to start on Monday, because anyone can start on any day.

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[philipma1957]

ignored and blocked buddy.

[Bitcoinking99]

JUST IN: Binance wins preliminary approval to offer Bitcoin and crypto in Kazakhstan.


Source: Bitcoin Magazine.

[Toxic2040]

the evening wall report


a volatile start of the week with bitcoin stretching above $25k again to make a new higher high before retreating back towards $24kish support levels
currently trading near $24.1kish on moderate early session volume


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4h


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[Cryptolove20015]

NEW: U.S. Federal Reserve will create final guidance for  bitcoin and crypto banks to access its payments system.


Source: https://twitter.com/BitcoinMagazine/status/1559273963133571077

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[JayJuanGee]

I would normally disregard such a bearish post by LFCB but taking into account the guy almost caught the previous ATH and cashed out near the top this makes me feel concerned. Selling now and buying back at $17k-$15k-$13k seems too easy to be true. Easy money. What if there will be no last bottom as there was no blowoff top? Play safe and hodl or gamble? 

Well, let me share what I have done. I was buying BTC for a quite long time after the crash in 2018. In the last bull, I couldn’t make a good forecast (I'm a bad trader) and sold all around $31k-$35k and invested some in some alts. I was in good profit. I was almost no-coiner for a long time after the bull run.
Recently, when it got down to around $17k, I started buying back just because I don't want to miss the chance as there could be no more bottom. Waiting for a drastic dump and I will go all in.

I thought that we already had a "drastic dump" when we both went below $28.5k around June 11, and then we went below $22,300 which was the then 200-week moving average, and then we even went 25% below the then 200-week moving average down to $17,593 on June 17, and we mostly stayed below the 200-week moving average for a month and barely recovering from that in recent times because se are still just only so far bouncing less than 10% above the 200-week moving average, which is now at about $23k.

Yeah, sure we might get another "drastic dump,"  but Jesus fucking Christ, why be looking a gift horse in the mouth in order to fantasize about more "drastic dumps" when you have already been given some pretty damned good ones.

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Miss it once and your fucked.

hahahaha.. that's another way of saying a very similar thing.  Why get greedy when we already have a good thing.... but the no coiners say, "I see your 'good thing' and I want to make it MOAR better."  We have seen it plenty of times, the perfect could end up becoming the enemy of the good.

[ThemePen]

Capitulation Confluence

3 Models Combined. BTC

Days Spent Negative.
2011 - 112 days
2015 - 62 days
2018 - 113 days
2022 - 65 days.

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[Franctoshi]

Bitcoin’s longest-serving Lead Maintainer calls it quits, names no successor


Bitcoin’s top developer and Lead Maintainer, Wladimir van der Laan, has confirmed that he’s retiring.
Van der Laan is the second successor to Satoshi Nakamoto and is one of the few people in the world with final commit access to Bitcoin Core’s GitHub.

Nakamoto held this administrative key, which was passed to Gavin Andresen, and then to van der Laan.
Van der Laan took the reins eight years ago when Andresen, who learned how to maintain Bitcoin’s code directly from Nakamoto, stopped working on the project.

Van der Laan has maintained Bitcoin’s repository for even longer than Nakamoto but indicated in January last year that he planned to start phasing out his involvement.


"From he's point the major reason for quitting his role is he wants Bitcoin to be more decentralized in such away that it no longer needs an official lead maintainer to thrive" (Moving away from relying on GitHub  to send a code).

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https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/wply7n/bitcoins_longestserving_lead_maintainer_calls_it/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x

https://protos.com/bitcoins-longest-serving-lead-maintainer-calls-it-quits-names-no-successor/

[Dunamisx]

let's clear every unnecessary doubts about bitcoin transaction being liable to hack, lots has been used in proving this instance and here comes another dimension to clear the same doubt about bitcoin transaction and what immutability simply implies.


https://twitter.com/Cointelegraph/status/1559404625299660802?t=QARlO06KNX5pi7r592a2pA&s=19

This simple illustration is just an explanation of how a successful transaction occurs between two parties which is from the sender to the receiver's end, nothing tampered with, transparency is all about bitcoin and arrival on the final destination is just the easiest task o achieve.

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