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

[ChartBuddy]

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[BitcoinBunny]

80 years since D DAY.

Respect to every single allied force soldier on the beach that day.


BTC should be at 80K to respect you all also.
Without you, none of this would have been possible.

[ChartBuddy]

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[fillippone]

observing 70,954@Stamp.

Speaking of which:

ROBINHOOD TO BUY BITSTAMP, A GLOBAL CRYPTOCURRENCY EXCHANGE

Is going to be Robinood the WO elected venue for Wall Observing?

[OgNasty]

observing 70,954@Stamp.

Speaking of which:

ROBINHOOD TO BUY BITSTAMP, A GLOBAL CRYPTOCURRENCY EXCHANGE

Is going to be Robinood the WO elected venue for Wall Observing?

That is crazy news… I’m not sure how I feel about it from a personal perspective but overall for the industry this is incredibly bullish. Robinhood is known for having high risk investors and pairing them with on-ramps for crypto is probably a good match that will benefit everyone. I just hope bitstamp’s service doesn’t decline as a result.

[vapourminer]

observing 70,954@Stamp.

Speaking of which:

ROBINHOOD TO BUY BITSTAMP, A GLOBAL CRYPTOCURRENCY EXCHANGE

Is going to be Robinood the WO elected venue for Wall Observing?

lolz

this timeline is off the hook

[MrNata]

80 years since D DAY.

Respect to every single allied force soldier on the beach that day.


BTC should be at 80K to respect you all also.
Without you, none of this would have been possible.

I have received information from several places that the death toll on D-Day was 2,500. But, in their study by the US National D-Day Memorial Foundation, there were 4,415 Allied servicemen killed on D-Day.
 
Even if today is 80 years for D-Day, Bitcoin will not go to $80k. But I hope the price of Bitcoin should at least rise to $4415 today in honor of each deceased member.

[ivomm]

observing 70,954@Stamp.

Speaking of which:

ROBINHOOD TO BUY BITSTAMP, A GLOBAL CRYPTOCURRENCY EXCHANGE

Is going to be Robinood the WO elected venue for Wall Observing?

That is crazy news… I’m not sure how I feel about it from a personal perspective but overall for the industry this is incredibly bullish. Robinhood is known for having high risk investors and pairing them with on-ramps for crypto is probably a good match that will benefit everyone. I just hope bitstamp’s service doesn’t decline as a result.

You are kidding, right? It's been practically dead for several years. Not only because of the poor liquidity and high fees, but mainly because of the new ridiculous KYC requirements. At first I thought the numerous letters in my email to be some spam, but after login I was astonished they were true. They wanted from me to provide origin of  my fiat savings, like bank account statements to prove I got income. There were other similar things like the origin of my crypto, proof of mining, etc. So, at that very moment I closed  my account there forever.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation
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[Paashaas]

Going sideways waiting for next pump will break ATH.

[ChartBuddy]

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[El duderino_]

Going sideways waiting for next pump will break ATH.

Similar feeling going on over here.

[Torque]

observing 70,954@Stamp.

Speaking of which:

ROBINHOOD TO BUY BITSTAMP, A GLOBAL CRYPTOCURRENCY EXCHANGE

Is going to be Robinood the WO elected venue for Wall Observing?

Robinhood never ceases to amaze me how they continue to fleece the shit out of their customers.

Obviously preparing for another crazy bull run where they can then lock out the bagholders from selling...

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation
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[d_eddie]

Please do wake me up!
Every time when it pumps!
We are not the same.

El duderino
Tiniest hint of a pump?
Please do wake him up!





#haiku

[d_eddie]

Re: Robinhood

I have mixed feelings about that, too.

That is crazy news… I’m not sure how I feel about it from a personal perspective but overall for the industry this is incredibly bullish. Robinhood is known for having high risk investors and pairing them with on-ramps for crypto is probably a good match that will benefit everyone. I just hope bitstamp’s service doesn’t decline as a result.

Declining from here isn't easy, but who knows...

You are kidding, right? It's been practically dead for several years. Not only because of the poor liquidity and high fees,

You stole my words ivomm!

but mainly because of the new ridiculous KYC requirements. At first I thought the numerous letters in my email to be some spam, but after login I was astonished they were true. They wanted from me to provide origin of  my fiat savings, like bank account statements to prove I got income. There were other similar things like the origin of my crypto, proof of mining, etc. So, at that very moment I closed  my account there forever.

Not necessarily their fault. Europe has adopted draconian KYC "peepholes" in all legit crypto exchanges that want to keep their business there. Oftentimes, a recent bank statement is all they need "so we're good with the law". As for mining, if you say you bought the coin back in the day, they likely won't ask for more than "Buying and moving them to my private wallet since 2012. Many exchanges went bust." or something like it.

Robinhood never ceases to amaze me how they continue to fleece the shit out of their customers.

Obviously preparing for another crazy bull run where they can then lock out the bagholders from selling...

There. Exactly. Let's not forget when they factually kept their customers from buying GME during the epic short squeeze. I managed to make a few bucks, but only through institutional bank molasses, meaning with a significant timing (and therefore price) handicap.

[Lucius]

The EU decided to lower the interest rates, so even though they announced that, it surprised me a little that they did it before US. Canada did the same recently, and before that interest rates were reduced by Switzerland and Sweden. That should be good news, right?

The EU has become the second major global economy to cut its lending rate this week, saying it had made progress in tackling inflation.
The European Central Bank (ECB) announced a cut in its main interest rate from an all-time high of 4% to 3.75%.
That follows Canada's decision on Wednesday to cut its official lending rate.
The ECB's move comes as voters head to the polls for EU-wide elections over the next four days, with the outcome expected to reflect people's unhappiness over cost-of-living pressures.

[ChartBuddy]

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[d_eddie]

The EU decided to lower the interest rates, so even though they announced that, it surprised me a little that they did it before US. Canada did the same recently, and before that interest rates were reduced by Switzerland and Sweden. That should be good news, right?

Good for those who already have some EU-bonds in their portfolio, of for those who want to get deeper into debt. Bad for those who live a debtless life and would like their savings to hodl tight where they are (if they have no corn in their barn).

Good for corn? Maybe it will hasten the inevitable. I'd rather have btc explode in an era of HIGH interest rates. Call me stupid.

The EU has become the second major global economy to cut its lending rate this week, saying it had made progress in tackling inflation.

Progress my shiny ass. It's a load of BS.

[philipma1957]

The EU decided to lower the interest rates, so even though they announced that, it surprised me a little that they did it before US. Canada did the same recently, and before that interest rates were reduced by Switzerland and Sweden. That should be good news, right?

The EU has become the second major global economy to cut its lending rate this week, saying it had made progress in tackling inflation.
The European Central Bank (ECB) announced a cut in its main interest rate from an all-time high of 4% to 3.75%.
That follows Canada's decision on Wednesday to cut its official lending rate.
The ECB's move comes as voters head to the polls for EU-wide elections over the next four days, with the outcome expected to reflect people's unhappiness over cost-of-living pressures.

maybe



buttttt


 if the fed stays pat next week it will undo this set of drops.