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

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[Biodom]

Over 28 again!

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[danadc]

The price of BTC is something that we can Predict in a moment and with very good technical aspects and Recommendations we can put in place to earn more , we all want more BTC , in this simple article they talk about the position of BTC:


Bitcoin consolidates at $27,500 post last week’s short-term rally

ter surging above the US$28,000 level, Bitcoin traded between US$27,500 and US$27,800 this week. Factors such as a surge in the US 10-year Treasury yield by 11 basis points to reach 4.8% on Tuesday, and traders capitalizing on recent profits, led to a period of consolidation.

The immediate resistance levels for Bitcoin on the upside are located around US$27,650 and subsequently US$28,000. A decisive breakthrough above the US$28,000 resistance level could trigger another bullish run. Howev ..

Source: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/cryptocurrency/bitcoin-consolidates-at27500-post-last-weeks-short-term-rally/articleshow/104232423.cms

I brought up a topic in the Spanish section, where they talk about regulations in the countries, I say that I do not agree with the regulations, nor do I pay taxes for doing anything with BTC, because that is Satoshi's legacy, what he left us , it is proposed that they want to regulate BTC in Latin America.

I know that in developed countries it is already regulated, but they are countries that ensure security and everything good for their country, even the infrastructure, but if BTC was made like this, yes we are free, why are we going to bow our heads giving taxes to a government or governments that have always wanted to have power? I ask the question here too, because everyone who writes here has more experience, more knowledge than me.

Is the regulation good? Because I don't agree, BTC was made to not pay anything to governments, banks or something similar, because it is not fiat money, having BTC is to manage our money as we want, not to declare to governments or banks.

[nutildah]

Hey Bob I found the perfect game for you.

Its called "Ram Ranch", for the Gameboy Advance, released in 2002.

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[WatChe]

Is the regulation good? Because I don't agree, BTC was made to not pay anything to governments, banks or something similar, because it is not fiat money, having BTC is to manage our money as we want, not to declare to governments or banks.

Satoshi idea about Bitcoin is peer-to-peer electronic cash transfer without any middlemen. Regulations just kill the original idea proposed by Satoshi.
If government is given the liberty to regulate Bitcoin then whats the benefit of creating Bitcoin? There is no way government can control decentralized Bitcoin but the one residing on centralized exchanges.

[JayJuanGee]

27907 to 28024

that is a very tight range buddy.

Yeah.. more or less floating around the 200-week average price.

Who would-a-thunk? 

And what does the 200-week moving average mean?


Anyone?


Anyone?










 


It's a trick question.

I believe that JJG write long posts because he have enough information to share with us and he might be a firm believer of sharing is caring thing.

I write long posts because I feel that I don't have enough time to write shorter posts.



Go figure.

What's up WO folks.

I haven't frequent this corner of the internet for quite some time. The spamming of ChartBuddy sure doesn't help. He need to shut up...

I fricking did it though, amboss.space rank my lightning node as #1

The node has a total capacity of ~17 BTC, and is routing on average 0.5 BTC per day. Happy routing!

It's good to know someone who is famous - even though it seems that we knew you (kind of) back when you were a "no body."  #nohomo


hahahahahahaha

I am surprised, though, that nobody "knew", apparently.
This is strange.

It would take Hamas months and months, if not a year, to plan such a coordinated attack operation. Months and months of soldiers, supplies and artillery moving around. Millions in funding on the move. Months of planning and coordinated communications.

And Mossad didn't have a clue?

And U.S. and Foreign Intel didn't have a clue?

Really? Who's buying this?

People seem to be buying it... but at least you are letting us know.

Is the regulation good? Because I don't agree, BTC was made to not pay anything to governments, banks or something similar, because it is not fiat money, having BTC is to manage our money as we want, not to declare to governments or banks.

Satoshi idea about Bitcoin is peer-to-peer electronic cash transfer without any middlemen. Regulations just kill the original idea proposed by Satoshi.
If government is given the liberty to regulate Bitcoin then whats the benefit of creating Bitcoin? There is no way government can control decentralized Bitcoin but the one residing on centralized exchanges.

The fact that the government cannot really control bitcoin in total does not prevent them to proclaim that they are controlling it, even if they aren't.

[bitebits]

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Is the regulation good? Because I don't agree, BTC was made to not pay anything to governments, banks or something similar, because it is not fiat money, having BTC is to manage our money as we want, not to declare to governments or banks.

Bitcoin isn't made for anything, it is about what you do or don't do with it. As long as the laws of the country you are at still apply you are stuck with those. Solution is you move to a more bitcoin/wealth friendly environment. Doing so puts pressure on your current government to change those laws in an attempt avoiding a capital (and often brain) drain.

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[WatChe]

Satoshi idea about Bitcoin is peer-to-peer electronic cash transfer without any middlemen. Regulations just kill the original idea proposed by Satoshi.
If government is given the liberty to regulate Bitcoin then whats the benefit of creating Bitcoin? There is no way government can control decentralized Bitcoin but the one residing on centralized exchanges.

The fact that the government cannot really control bitcoin in total does not prevent them to proclaim that they are controlling it, even if they aren't.

Government only have a grip when decentralization meet centralization i.e. when you try to convert your Bitcoins to fiat or vice versa through centralized exchanges or platforms where your IDs are exposed. I live in country where Bitcoin is totally banned and I don't feel any threat as long as I keep my Bitcoins in my decentralized wallets.

[AlcoHoDL]

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The current system is such that if you don't have good income, good character, good manners, good mentality, etc., you can't get a good wife, but corruption-prone rich people get good girls because By any means more earning will lead to better family and better wife.

The "current system" has been on this planet since the beginning of time. It's called "evolution" and there is one rule: "survival of the fittest." And it is brutal. And it applies to all living things.

“Human female choosiness is also why we are very different from the common ancestor we shared with our chimpanzee cousins, while the latter are very much the same. Women’s proclivity to say no, more than any other force, has shaped our evolution into the creative, industrious, upright, large-brained (competitive, aggressive, domineering) creatures that we are. It is Nature as Woman who says, “Well, bucko, you’re good enough for a friend, but my experience of you so far has not indicated the suitability of your genetic material for continued propagation.”

― Jordan B. Peterson, 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos

[Negotiation]

27907 to 28024

that is a very tight range buddy.

Yeah.. more or less floating around the 200-week average price.

Who would-a-thunk? 

And what does the 200-week moving average mean?


Anyone?


Anyone?



 

I'confused 200-week mean $200k, somehow that is connected to filled?

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[SamReomo]

I believe that JJG write long posts because he have enough information to share with us and he might be a firm believer of sharing is caring thing.

I write long posts because I feel that I don't have enough time to write shorter posts.

That's a pretty bold statement man! I agree that someone like you can be very busy but still you give time to the forum which an amazing thing. We love your posts and once again I would say that they aren't only long but long with a lot of information. JJG, I'm sure if someone goes through all of your posts then that person can write an awesome book, especially related to economics and Bitcoin speculation.

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[Pingrapole]

Is the regulation good? Because I don't agree, BTC was made to not pay anything to governments, banks or something similar, because it is not fiat money, having BTC is to manage our money as we want, not to declare to governments or banks.

Satoshi idea about Bitcoin is peer-to-peer electronic cash transfer without any middlemen. Regulations just kill the original idea proposed by Satoshi.
If government is given the liberty to regulate Bitcoin then whats the benefit of creating Bitcoin? There is no way government can control decentralized Bitcoin but the one residing on centralized exchanges.

Bitcoin is a free digital currency because the currency is created independently of birth so if the government controls it, it will be subject to it like any other currency and since free currency is controlled by the government Whatever centralization or control you do, this currency will lose its digital concept set.If the above mentioned point is correct then the currency will be killed directly then this currency will not be needed in the world.No one can enjoy smart currency alone. Smart currency is independent. No one can control anyone. This is the characteristic of smart currency The US is controlling the state, so the dollar is presented as not a digital currency but a tool of exploitation Cryptocurrency is a smart currency created by the founders because no one can control it. It is everyone's currency. It is free and independent So government regulation of this currency would be considered a good plan to make the currency disappear from the world.Governments never follow the decentralization principle in the case of currency because the government cannot control this currency, or it will fail if it tries to because it allows people to transact freely with this currency which is not possible with other currencies I agree with your stated opinion, so I expressed my opinion.