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

[Ambatman]

I wonder is there any serious especially devoted to Bitcoin or crypto-users? If there's one kindly suggest me, I would love to watch that one because for that one I have unlimited time to spend. Ah, I haven't watched Game of Thrones yet and I think I won't watch it anytime soon.

There are most are just about criminals,  hackers or drug dealers
They sometimes kinda paint only a bad picture of bitcoin
Like How to sell drugs online where Bitcoin was used to hide their identity.

Would love to see something that would talk about satoshi journey in creating bitcoin and all
Even if it's not known
Would still enjoy it if it has a good storyline and doesn't only associate Bitcoin as a means to evade authority (in cases of fraudulents act).

[psycodad]

...for some reason my phone put its name on the image...

Get a different phone.

It's totally unacceptable for a phone to advertise itself on every email or image.

There's a good chance they want you to identify yourself to even use the phone. Totally bogus.

There's probably an option to avoid the stamp though?

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Sent from my CrapPhone

I think you just need to go to the camera settings and turn off the "Watermark" option, and after that the pictures will no longer have any mark on them. What is much more problematic are the location tags on the photos, so if you are already in the camera settings, be sure to turn it off if you care about privacy.

Speaking of watermarks, how hard would it be to include your fondle slabs serial number/MAC address/subscriber ID in every picture i.e. via some steganographical tricks?
Of course that would be very evil and thanks lord, for the time being all the mobile tracking device producing corporations are not evil (some even explicitly promise that), but hypothetically speaking that could change in the future..

[LFC_Bitcoin]

@NateGeraci
iShares Bitcoin Trust hits $3bil in assets...

$3bil in 3 weeks.

Now in the top 10% of *all* ETFs by assets.

3 weeks.
https://x.com/nategeraci/status/1753421391049683259


@JSeyff
Update for The #Bitcoin  ETF Cointucky Derby. Total net inflows of +$38 mln yesterday. -$182 mln left $GBTC. Newborn Nine took in +$220. As stated yesterday, it was the first day that one of these new ETFs ( $IBIT) traded more than $GBTC.

https://x.com/jseyff/status/1753414195834392753

[Gachapin]

On Tuesday, hackers stole around $112 million of the Ripple-focused cryptocurrency XRP from a crypto wallet, Ripple’s co-founder and executive chairman has disclosed.

Ripple’s Chris Larsen said on Wednesday that the stolen crypto was his. Larsen wrote on X (previously Twitter) that “there was unauthorized access to a few of my personal XRP accounts (not Ripple) — we were quickly able to catch the problem and notify exchanges to freeze the affected addresses. Law enforcement is already involved.”

https://techcrunch.com/2024/01/31/hackers-steal-112-million-of-xrp-ripple-cryptocurrency/

...sounds like an alternative version of a boating accident

[ChartBuddy]

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[Lucius]

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I'm not sure why but I don't like to watch serials.  I will try if they come highly-recommended though  

I would dare to say that today there are more good series than movies, but that might just be my personal impression. With the appearance of all these streaming services, the offer is really more than good and there is something for everyone.

Someone mentioned Yellowstone earlier, and I'd definitely recommend everyone to watch it - I've watched it before on SkyShowtime and it's a really great show. Kevin Costner is excellent, and Kelly Reilly also played an impressive role.

I recently discovered another great series that has its roots back in 2014 and the first season really impressed me, so those who like Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson should definitely watch True Detective. Each season follows a different story and has different actors, so that makes it even more interesting.

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[Toxic2040]

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I'm not sure why but I don't like to watch serials.  I will try if they come highly-recommended though  

I would dare to say that today there are more good series than movies, but that might just be my personal impression. With the appearance of all these streaming services, the offer is really more than good and there is something for everyone.

Someone mentioned Yellowstone earlier, and I'd definitely recommend everyone to watch it - I've watched it before on SkyShowtime and it's a really great show. Kevin Costner is excellent, and Kelly Reilly also played an impressive role.

I recently discovered another great series that has its roots back in 2014 and the first season really impressed me, so those who like Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson should definitely watch True Detective. Each season follows a different story and has different actors, so that makes it even more interesting.

+1 WOsMerit

particularly enjoyed yellowstone with the powerful chemistry of the cast showing a lot of depth i thought



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shes come about and is pointing nicely into it...get some moar sail aloft and lean into it gents



fun fact~

there is roughly only 86 billion worth of bitcoin left to mine at the current price...

'seen on X' so dyor

carry on

[WatChe]

Catching my morning flight and expensive airport tea.

In case anyone want to guess. Here is another airport.



Photo credit: WatChe

Maybe Kannur International Airport, Indian

This is Quetta Airport, Pakistan

The panaflex in first photo is holding image of Famous Princess of Hope. Anyone familiar with this  can figure out the airport.


Photo Credit: Watche

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[DaRude]

@NateGeraci
iShares Bitcoin Trust hits $3bil in assets...

$3bil in 3 weeks.

Now in the top 10% of *all* ETFs by assets.

3 weeks.
https://x.com/nategeraci/status/1753421391049683259


@JSeyff
Update for The #Bitcoin  ETF Cointucky Derby. Total net inflows of +$38 mln yesterday. -$182 mln left $GBTC. Newborn Nine took in +$220. As stated yesterday, it was the first day that one of these new ETFs ( $IBIT) traded more than $GBTC.

https://x.com/jseyff/status/1753414195834392753

+$38MM yesterday is about BTC900 inflow, which is down from about BTC4,5k inflow the day before, but still currently sucking up all of the newly minted BTC worldwide, even if inflows will further fall 50% it'll still be eating up all of the new BTC in 2,5months with nothing left for the rest of the world ...

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[SamReomo]

This is Quetta Airport, Pakistan

The panaflex in first photo is holding image of Famous Princess of Hope. Anyone familiar with this  can figure out the airport.


Photo Credit: Watche

Yeah, I think it can be also seen in the picture because there's written in text Quetta Airport and Quetta is a city in Pakistan and province of Baluchistan.

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[Hueristic]

...for some reason my phone put its name on the image...

Get a different phone.

It's totally unacceptable for a phone to advertise itself on every email or image.

There's a good chance they want you to identify yourself to even use the phone. Totally bogus.

There's probably an option to avoid the stamp though?

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Sent from my CrapPhone

I think you just need to go to the camera settings and turn off the "Watermark" option, and after that the pictures will no longer have any mark on them. What is much more problematic are the location tags on the photos, so if you are already in the camera settings, be sure to turn it off if you care about privacy.

 Thanks!  There was a setting to turn "watermark" on and off.   The thing is, I have taken hundreds of images with this phone over the last three years and it never once put that watermark on an image.   Similarly, my wifi router decided to update its firmware a few days back even though I had it selected to "manual updates only".   I found out when the tx rate to my laptop went for a shit (less than three Mbps).  I logged into the settings page for the router to see what was going on and I was greeted by a fucking Captcha puzzle!  My own local setting page was trying to make me do Captchas!  I tried so many things to get it back to the way it was previously to no avail so I finally wiped it and started fresh.  I spent hours on it though.

  I think the machines are sentient now and they're laying low while they organize but as with humans, there's always one or two assholes who can't stick to the plan and my phone and router are in that group.

Chinese malware removed from SOHO routers after FBI issues covert commands

https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/01/chinese-malware-removed-from-soho-routers-after-fbi-issues-covert-commands/

[xhomerx10]

...for some reason my phone put its name on the image...

Get a different phone.

It's totally unacceptable for a phone to advertise itself on every email or image.

There's a good chance they want you to identify yourself to even use the phone. Totally bogus.

There's probably an option to avoid the stamp though?

--
Sent from my CrapPhone

I think you just need to go to the camera settings and turn off the "Watermark" option, and after that the pictures will no longer have any mark on them. What is much more problematic are the location tags on the photos, so if you are already in the camera settings, be sure to turn it off if you care about privacy.

 Thanks!  There was a setting to turn "watermark" on and off.   The thing is, I have taken hundreds of images with this phone over the last three years and it never once put that watermark on an image.   Similarly, my wifi router decided to update its firmware a few days back even though I had it selected to "manual updates only".   I found out when the tx rate to my laptop went for a shit (less than three Mbps).  I logged into the settings page for the router to see what was going on and I was greeted by a fucking Captcha puzzle!  My own local setting page was trying to make me do Captchas!  I tried so many things to get it back to the way it was previously to no avail so I finally wiped it and started fresh.  I spent hours on it though.

  I think the machines are sentient now and they're laying low while they organize but as with humans, there's always one or two assholes who can't stick to the plan and my phone and router are in that group.

Chinese malware removed from SOHO routers after FBI issues covert commands

https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/01/chinese-malware-removed-from-soho-routers-after-fbi-issues-covert-commands/

 From what I read, this was on older routers but who knows?  I guess I'd better look a little more deeply into this!

[sirazimuth]

Observing 42,145@Stamp.


Posting this image here, in case someone needs a reference.

Dude.... you didn't label the countries.
Average geography merkan dumbfuck Joe is not gonna know if that's Africa or Northern East Bumfuck communist Korean China or maybe um... Canada?