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Easily 6.22x of gold by 2045.
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I don't know if we fully realize what good times  have come for BTC. 4-5 years ago we dreamed of ETFs and that one day the US would consider Bitcoin as similar to gold. ETFs have been a reality for a long time now, and the huge influence in this market is evident. I generally do not approve of Trump as a person and because of his policy towards Ukraine. But it is a fact that this is the first president to speak out in favor of Bitcoin and promising to make it a national reserve asset. This is already happening in the state of Pennsylvania. Coincidentally or not, it was precisely the state that decided the battle in his favor. I think it's safe to say that Trump won thanks to the votes of bitcoin holders as well. What's next - first for it to actually happen in the US. If the bill to buy 1 million bitcoins is approved, it will have a "huuuge" (Wink)  impact on the market. Soon after, Europe and China will follow suit. I am absolutely convinced that Germany will one day buy the same bitcoins that it sold at many times higher price. All this makes me happy and proud that hodlers like us, the WO gang, have always been visionaries and envisioned things long before they happened. And this is rewarded with the profit we have.
Trump is completely unpredictable in this case because he was the president of the US from 2016 to 2020 and at that time he said that Bitcoin was a scam - and towards the end of his term he passed some very unfavorable laws for Bitcoin which were then mostly revoked by the Biden administration, and it should also be taken into account that futures and spot ETFs were approved precisely during the mandate of the Biden administration.

Trump doesn't have to "thank" anyone except those with big wallets who financed his campaign, and ordinary people served the purpose of voting anyway, and for the last time as Trump promised them.

Even if the US starts buying BTC for its reserves, I don't believe that the EU would follow that example, let alone China. The ECB with Lagarde at the head has an extremely negative attitude towards Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general, while China with its communist ideology does not want anything it cannot control, and even less something in which the US will have a large share.

As for Germany, it was not the German government that seized or sold BTC, it was a German province where the seizure took place, and they only followed the law in liquidating the seized funds. In addition, I think that the member states of the Eurozone cannot make any investments of this type without the ECB - a few years ago, the question of selling part of Italy's gold arose, considering that at that time they were the third country in the world in terms of gold reserves. As far as I remember, the ECB commented that selling gold to refinance debts is not an option.


Wow  Lucius.  You really believe that ECB and some of the other supposedly bitcoin hostile jurisdictions are not going to be forced into changing their tune.

Game theory is a bitch, and they should not be so dumb as to ignore game theory for too long.. and sure there are always going to be winners and losers.. early adopters and laggarts.. and it is not going to be exactly black and white, even though the earlier that anyone comes around to bitcoin (even covertly), the better they are likely going to end up.. .. and yeah, maybe some of them are talking down bitcoin while they are secretly accumulating it, too?


Forced by whom? Will Trump threaten the EU again with Putler's orcs and North Korean idiots who are already dying on the Russian front? The US and the EU are completely different when it comes to Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general - that's why the resistance in the EU will be much greater, especially because there are different national interests within the EU that can hardly be found to agree on much more banal things.

Who knows, maybe some of them play a double game and invest in BTC while on the other hand they attack it with all means - but the fact is that the average European does not have a very positive opinion of Bitcoin considering that the majority of European politicians are extremely negative towards Bitcoin.

You've probably already read it, but this is the agenda that the ECB and almost the entire EU have been pushing for years.

Bitcoin is being artificially propped up and should not be legitimised by regulators or financial companies as it is more akin to gambling, the European Central Bank said on Wednesday..."Since Bitcoin appears to be neither suitable as a payment system nor as a form of investment, it should be treated as neither in regulatory terms and thus should not be legitimised," Bindseil and Schaaf said.
In an email to Reuters, Bindseil said cryptocurrencies would be best framed as betting or gambling by regulators.
The authors added in the blog that the involvement of asset managers, payment service providers, insurers and banks with crypto "suggests to small investors that investments in bitcoin are sound".
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As Bitcoin roaring high above 90k$ in November 2024, it's perfect time to have some hot stuff in winters. Anyone interested in guessing what food is that and from which part of the world?


Oh man, We don't get good options for chapli kabab in Delhi. Afghans living in Lajpat Nagar are life saviors in such cases.

Anyone interested in guessing what food is that and from which part of the world?

This is naan bread, one of the favorite foods of the Indian subcontinent.
Issued in public interest: In local languages, it's Naan and Bread is an English translation so "Naan" or simply calling it "Bread" is good to go. Otherwise, it would be like saying "Bread Bread" or "Tea Tea" similar to "Chai Tea". 
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I'd happily take a bet with you, or another reputable member, that price will go below $40K again before the end of the year (2024).

0.1 BTC is the offer.

Well, we can't say that he wasn't close to making it happen, because at one point a few months ago, the price went below $50k for a short time - some members took advantage of that in the best possible way. At this moment, $40k seems like a bad joke, and considering that many people these days hang pictures of Mr. Donald above their beds and send him prayers, there is no chance that something bad will happen Smiley
Our Donald who art in White House,
hallowed be thy name.
Thy crypto kingdom come.
Thy will be done
on earth, as it is in heaven.
Give us this day
our daily coins,
and forgive us our unfaithfulness,
as we forgive those who trespass against us such Gary
and lead us not into temptation to give up from crypto
but deliver us from evil.


Your lil poem would have probably been nicer without use of such vague-ass term crypto, since I don't exactly know what crypto is - especially since so many times is it used as to mislead and confuse in regards to shitcoins and bitcoin being grouped into the same category without specifying how bitcoin and shitcoins differ from each other. .. or maybe clarifying that shitcoins tend to be affinity scams on bitcoin and they benefit from the use of various vague and misleading references.  Sure, there could be some humor in the use of the term crypto to suggest that crypto and shitcoins are referring to similar things, even though you are seeming to want to include bitcoin within the idea of crypto which truly is problematic to perpetuate such misleading and confusing concepts..

You don't even use the word bitcoin in your whole poem.  Go figure.

It surely was interesting that a lot of folks looking at sub $40k, and gosh we barely made it below $50k in this particular correction cycle.. which that seems somewhat amazing in itself and perhaps ended up recking a lot of the guys who fuck around with trying to buy on the dip rather than being happy with a less greedy approach to bitcoin.

$100k per BTC seeems inevitable.

There's been a lot of talk about a $100k party. I'm not going to make it (my family situation won't allow it), but I'm happy to donate 0.1 btc to the 100k party.
That is a very generous offer.
F*ck me.

I deleted that post shortly after, realized I've had too much to drink.

Oh well, now since it's quoted, there's no point denying I said that. I'll just have to suck it up and stand by my words.

If this 100k WO-party for some strange reason will ever happen, I'll help finance it. I guess I could transfer the btc to a multisig wallet, shared with me and a couple of trusted WO-members who are ready to make that party happen.

You could retract the offer too.. or put certain kinds of terms on it (such as needing some committee or some other tangible kind of efforts or description of how the funds are spent or a selection of a committee by a certain date) but hey whatever... 0.1 BTC does seem like a kind of an amount that could inspire lift off and/or inspire other members to chip in too.. perhaps?

Funding at that level should inspire some trusted WO-members to want to follow through with the organizing of such a party or being on such a committee. Interesting concept, but something like 0.1 BTC seed funding could surely spark it, including that you never know if some other WO members might want to chip in too with finances and then there is the time and effort part and perhaps some folks who have reasonable visions of what such a gathering could be.. .. not just a fantasy if there is actually money going into a pot and then perhaps some kind of an organizing committee that ends up getting coordinated.

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You don’t owe anybody anything. You didn't sign a contract, just put it down to having too much to drink and forget it. Nobody is going to get annoyed or give you negative trust or anything. We all talk shit when we’re drunk. If there is a 100k party, nobody would expect 0.1BTC off you. And quite frankly at 100k per coin, if people can’t afford to pay for their own shit, they shouldn’t attend.

Remember when Bawb offered blow jobs and beer upon certain BTC price conditions being  met?  He mostly ended up paying beers to those who accepted within certain terms, yet I cannot recall anyone disclosing the receipt of any blow jobs (from bawb) in connection with such.... .. yet sure, largely I agree that follow through or not might depend on the situation.

The four year bitcoin cycle is dead, IMO.

This time is different:
1. Purchase of $MSTR completely new supplies
2. $MSTR copy-cats/other corporate buyers
3. State buying/establishing $BTC reserves
4. A massively pro-Bitcoin administration in the US for the next 4 years

$BTC is only going to go up from here, with some volatility.

X

Holy fuck.  You could be a bit more clear about your source is completely twitter and none of that is your own words.  yeah you have a link, but still.  Is there a way to be a bit more clear with sourcing?

By the way, it would be even better if you at least made some kind of a comment about the substance, and sure you are not the ONLY member who just cites various substance without making any comments.

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You don’t owe anybody anything. You didn't sign a contract, just put it down to having too much to drink and forget it. Nobody is going to get annoyed or give you negative trust or anything. We all talk shit when we’re drunk. If there is a 100k party, nobody would expect 0.1BTC off you. And quite frankly at 100k per coin, if people can’t afford to pay for their own shit, they shouldn’t attend.
That'll pay for a couple hookers and a pile of blow!

Haha, no one gonna hold you to a drunk post. Wink
unless it was something stupid and it was only beer money.
Yeah, thanks. We all say stupid things when drunk.

I was here 2013 when there was talk about a 1k party. That never happen.

I doubt there will be any party this time, but if it ever happens, I guess some sort of establishment has to be booked. I'm happy to help with that.

I take for granted that anyone who attend, will cover for their own drinks, hookers and blow.

It would be nice if some WO member(s) would take you up on your offer and organize such a thing, yet I am thinking that even with 0.1 BTC as a starting seeding fund, it would be difficult to carry out.. not impossible, but difficult, and my understanding is that there had been some fairly in-depth conversation about various possibilities in the past... but yeah, actual action is a bit more difficult than just discussion of potential action.

The four year bitcoin cycle is dead, IMO.
That's a bold statement there, IMO.

My thoughts too.

The four year bitcoin cycle is dead, IMO.
This time is different:
1. Purchase of $MSTR completely new supplies
2. $MSTR copy-cats/other corporate buyers
3. State buying/establishing $BTC reserves
4. A massively pro-Bitcoin administration in the US for the next 4 years
$BTC is only going to go up from here, with some volatility.
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Nah, it probably isn't.
Once the price overextends into the "stratosphere", it would still go down more than 50%..maybe 60 or even 70%.
If the peak would be at 135K, then it might not decline more than 50%-->67K
Alternatively, if the peak would be at around 230-320K, then maybe down 65% to 80-112K if I would be optimistic.
Still, it would be an advance to an "expected" (from prior cycles) 70% decline.
Personally, I still think that we would decline 70%, but from where would make a big difference...but something like 60-75K at the next bottom might be a realistic number, with 40.5K (coming from a "low" high of 135K) being the harshest and most tearful scenario. The latter would almost completely "kill" MSTR (if not the stock, then certainly their 42B bitcoin yield strategy).

I largely agree with your  statement about no end to the 4-year cycle, but it seems my reasoning is similar even though your various scenarios come off as a bit awkward and your proclamation of the death of Saylor/MSTR strategies seems a bit doomie and gloomie.

I doubt we even need to get into specific scenarios or get all doomie and gloomie about specific scenarios, yet I think that we still could acknowledge that no matter the size or the players if the market is allowed to be somewhat free and open (which it seems bitcoin mostly is, even if there are efforts to "tame" it), and like you suggested, we are going to have times of overexuberance that takes us way beyond any kind of reasonableness and likely no one is really able to stop it and perhaps there are also instigators who work towards exacerbating such overexuberance for their own purposes of rug pulling or whatever might be the case when they might be able to get some insider knowledge regarding the level of overexuberance or their ability to play the market more when it gets into such an overextended state.  

There likely are even limits to how much any player can really play the market and sometimes might even get caught on the wrong side of their own efforts in thinking that they can play or control the market, so the casualties might not always be clear or even they might end up being some of the players who were manipulating end up becoming casualties.  It can be quite difficult to know how the details play out, even though it seems difficult to currently proclaim the death of the 4-year cycle prior to any real evidence of such, beyond theories of such (which we saw those theories of the death of the cycle at every previous cycle too).

Why everyone so lovey dovey when the BTC price is going up?  especially Italians.. .#justsaying
I am always been a lovey dovey, also during the three he’s of sorrow during Covid (as far as Bitcoin price is related): can you disagree with that??

Sure.. my memory is that there is a persistent lovey dovey fillippone in our midst.. . though I am not sure that I recall what was the "three he's of sorrow."

I recall quite a bit of sorrow around covid times in terms of various abilties for any normies (I suppose those without private plans) to be able to enjoy their lives in normal kinds of ways, even if might have had money, if we did not certain connections, then surely additional sorrow.. and gosh.. I probably should stop elaborating about those relatively (and perhaps purposefully imposed?) stressful times.

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and what's more likely:
 Trump does nothing for a year
 Trump passes a kinder gentler cap gains bill for BTC and Musk's toy coin.
 Trump attacks because he and Musk have a short trap set up as we hodl.

Should any of us really be changing very much of our BTC related strategies based on what we believe various political actors might or might not do?  I figured out my allocation over the years and established my position, and so sure there might be some things that I could do to buy more BTC or sell more BTC, yet I doubt that I am changing very much what I do based on the kinds of conjectures that you are making and considering to be important in your thoughts.

So if we are posting in a thread like this are we talking about our own ideas about what we should do or might do, or might we be attempting to suggest what other WO participants might do?

My general idea is that an overwhelming majority of the world's population does not have enough BTC, so they should be working on making sure that they have enough, which means accumulating BTC through mostly buying it.  Sure, there are quite a few forum members (and WO participants) who have enough BTC or more than enough BTC, so they mostly should have ideas in regards to how they might choose to allocate their BTC, and I am not sure whether anything you are suggesting should contribute to their changing their current plans, and I am not sure if you are wanting to motivate them in some direction or another.

There are always going to be various kinds of manipulations of BTC or attempts to manipulate, and sure you might be suggesting that there are some players in a better position to manipulate BTC as compared with others, yet even if you come out with some grand manipulation schemes, you may well also need to consider if there might be various ways to off-set such manipulation schemes, so that the manipulation schemes might not end up playing out as you are anticipating to be the possibilities, and so in the end you don't have enough information, yet you still need to figure out your own BTC allocation and the extent to which you might be scared out of your coins.  

By the way, over the years, I have seen you come up with all kinds of imaginative ways to scare your own lil selfie out of coins, so you are likely not a very good reliable source for information in regards for guys either still accumulating coins or if guys are considering whether to take some profits, which you are frequently more than willing to take profits, and how is that working out for you to remain such a low coiner after 13-ish years in bitcoin, and still continuously and ongoingly coming out with weird-ass theories to keep your BTC coin allocation amounts at seemingly low levels.

{I personally think  he will pass bills that favor investments a better cap gains rule and he will attack illegals bigly.
Most Americans do not want the huge influx of illegals if you did a flat country wide vote it is very likely 75% against them.

So attacking illegals will please a lot of voters.
maybe enough to get away with really good cap gains breaks for holders.}
and I consider  the above to be a popular easy way for him and musk to make big iron fiat cash coin wealth and please most Americans.
it that simple enough for you

Am I supposed to do something about it in terms of my own BTC allocation?  or anyone else?  Are you suggesting that we do something in regards to changing our approach to BTC based on these speculations?  Buy more BTC because capital gains is going to be better in the future?  I still am not sure if it matters, even if you have identified some policy priority points that could end up playing out, and I am not even sure if further explanation helps, especially since we are getting into quite a few specifics in regards to speculations that may or may not end up panning out in the various specific ways that you are anticipating... yet I suppose you get some pleasure to get into specifics so that you can later say "I told you so. Look I am an actual guru, rather than a guru wannabe."   Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

At least you keep the thread fun, especially when you get all worked up.   Tongue Tongue

We are easing off the "pedal" rn.

How do you know?

JJG your post was too small so I expanded the size of it a bit.
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As Bitcoin roaring high above 90k$ in November 2024, it's perfect time to have some hot stuff in winters. Anyone interested in guessing what food is that and from which part of the world?



Looks tasty!
Funny enough we made a really hot chicken curry yesterday for dinner (with looooads of chili) and we make our own naan to it and some cucumber yoghurt sour cream sauce to tame the spicyness. That is you eat the curry until your throat smokes, then you chill it with a piece of naan and some of the cream on it. I can really recommend to make naan yourself - it's really no big deal you just need to work out the right timing for flipping them.

Unfortunately I can't post a photo of it, but our naan looked really good like yours. I am not in the habit of taking photos of my dinner - I am more the seefood type (= I see food, I eat it). <- Yes, I watched Alien and I liked the androids jokes a lot (the rest of the movie not so much).

Todays food porn will be pasta aglio e olio (ofcourse too with loads of chili).
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Observing 90,697@Stamp.

Once again, you are not bullish enough.



Micheal Saylor is calling for BTC to be 6.22x Gold in 2045.

This means that BTC is worth 5 millions in current dollar terms.
Insane.



my biggest regret of BTC is being born in 1957 not 1987.

Hope you all hodl deep and long  and it grows to 1 dollar a sat.
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my biggest regret of BTC is being born in 1957 not 1987.

Hope you all hodl deep and long  and it grows to 1 dollar a sat.

Being born in 1957 and being here reading these lines,  make you even more memorable.
You are young enough to have frontrun BlackRock in the run of the Digital Gold.
It is something I will have engraved in my tombstone.

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frontran BlackRock"

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JJG your post was too small so I expanded the size of it a bit.

um, thanks?

maybe you should just stick with checking in on chartbuddy?

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my biggest regret of BTC is being born in 1957 not 1987.


Figuring out bitcoin as a kid was like sort of reborn.
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I don't know if we fully realize what good times  have come for BTC. 4-5 years ago we dreamed of ETFs and that one day the US would consider Bitcoin as similar to gold. ETFs have been a reality for a long time now, and the huge influence in this market is evident. I generally do not approve of Trump as a person and because of his policy towards Ukraine. But it is a fact that this is the first president to speak out in favor of Bitcoin and promising to make it a national reserve asset. This is already happening in the state of Pennsylvania. Coincidentally or not, it was precisely the state that decided the battle in his favor. I think it's safe to say that Trump won thanks to the votes of bitcoin holders as well. What's next - first for it to actually happen in the US. If the bill to buy 1 million bitcoins is approved, it will have a "huuuge" (Wink)  impact on the market. Soon after, Europe and China will follow suit. I am absolutely convinced that Germany will one day buy the same bitcoins that it sold at many times higher price. All this makes me happy and proud that hodlers like us, the WO gang, have always been visionaries and envisioned things long before they happened. And this is rewarded with the profit we have.
Trump is completely unpredictable in this case because he was the president of the US from 2016 to 2020 and at that time he said that Bitcoin was a scam - and towards the end of his term he passed some very unfavorable laws for Bitcoin which were then mostly revoked by the Biden administration, and it should also be taken into account that futures and spot ETFs were approved precisely during the mandate of the Biden administration.

Trump doesn't have to "thank" anyone except those with big wallets who financed his campaign, and ordinary people served the purpose of voting anyway, and for the last time as Trump promised them.

Even if the US starts buying BTC for its reserves, I don't believe that the EU would follow that example, let alone China. The ECB with Lagarde at the head has an extremely negative attitude towards Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general, while China with its communist ideology does not want anything it cannot control, and even less something in which the US will have a large share.

As for Germany, it was not the German government that seized or sold BTC, it was a German province where the seizure took place, and they only followed the law in liquidating the seized funds. In addition, I think that the member states of the Eurozone cannot make any investments of this type without the ECB - a few years ago, the question of selling part of Italy's gold arose, considering that at that time they were the third country in the world in terms of gold reserves. As far as I remember, the ECB commented that selling gold to refinance debts is not an option.


Wow  Lucius.  You really believe that ECB and some of the other supposedly bitcoin hostile jurisdictions are not going to be forced into changing their tune.

Game theory is a bitch, and they should not be so dumb as to ignore game theory for too long.. and sure there are always going to be winners and losers.. early adopters and laggarts.. and it is not going to be exactly black and white, even though the earlier that anyone comes around to bitcoin (even covertly), the better they are likely going to end up.. .. and yeah, maybe some of them are talking down bitcoin while they are secretly accumulating it, too?


Forced by whom? Will Trump threaten the EU again with Putler's orcs and North Korean idiots who are already dying on the Russian front? The US and the EU are completely different when it comes to Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general - that's why the resistance in the EU will be much greater, especially because there are different national interests within the EU that can hardly be found to agree on much more banal things.

Who knows, maybe some of them play a double game and invest in BTC while on the other hand they attack it with all means - but the fact is that the average European does not have a very positive opinion of Bitcoin considering that the majority of European politicians are extremely negative towards Bitcoin.

You've probably already read it, but this is the agenda that the ECB and almost the entire EU have been pushing for years.

Bitcoin is being artificially propped up and should not be legitimised by regulators or financial companies as it is more akin to gambling, the European Central Bank said on Wednesday..."Since Bitcoin appears to be neither suitable as a payment system nor as a form of investment, it should be treated as neither in regulatory terms and thus should not be legitimised," Bindseil and Schaaf said.
In an email to Reuters, Bindseil said cryptocurrencies would be best framed as betting or gambling by regulators.
The authors added in the blog that the involvement of asset managers, payment service providers, insurers and banks with crypto "suggests to small investors that investments in bitcoin are sound".

This is why trump will support putin to attack europe. europe in general will need to make some very hard choices.

and they have a short window to decide if they will step up.

Basically they need to ship nukes to ukraine and feed ukraine tons of weapons.

they need to kick the usa out of nato and pay for nato invite Finland 🇫🇮 Sweden 🇸🇪 ukraine 🇺🇦 into nato.

Or fold and abandon Ukraine 🇺🇦 to Putin.

Its sad to see the amount of USA 🇺🇸 people that welcome the idea that Russia 🇷🇺 should whale 🐋 and crush the Ukraine
I have quite a bit of friends here in the USA that want USA 🇺🇸 RUSSIA 🇷🇺 CHINA 🇨🇳 TO become the next axis of power.

Tough to hear them say it. But not much I can do.
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As Bitcoin roaring high above 90k$ in November 2024, it's perfect time to have some hot stuff in winters. Anyone interested in guessing what food is that and from which part of the world?


Oh man, We don't get good options for chapli kabab in Delhi. Afghans living in Lajpat Nagar are life saviors in such cases.

In Pakistan, it's a local food as Pakhtoons living in KPK (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa) province are proficient in making these kebabs. If Lajpat Nagar is far away from you then be my guest to enjoy these Kebabs.

Anyone interested in guessing what food is that and from which part of the world?

This is naan bread, one of the favorite foods of the Indian subcontinent.
Issued in public interest: In local languages, it's Naan and Bread is an English translation so "Naan" or simply calling it "Bread" is good to go. Otherwise, it would be like saying "Bread Bread" or "Tea Tea" similar to "Chai Tea".  


I would just like to add image I shared is of 'simple Naan', there are lots of varieties of Nan available like:

Rogni Nan https://foodbreak.pk/product/roghni-naan/

As Bitcoin roaring high above 90k$ in November 2024, it's perfect time to have some hot stuff in winters. Anyone interested in guessing what food is that and from which part of the world?



Looks tasty!
Funny enough we made a really hot chicken curry yesterday for dinner (with looooads of chili) and we make our own naan to it and some cucumber yoghurt sour cream sauce to tame the spicyness. That is you eat the curry until your throat smokes, then you chill it with a piece of naan and some of the cream on it. I can really recommend to make naan yourself - it's really no big deal you just need to work out the right timing for flipping them.

Unfortunately I can't post a photo of it, but our naan looked really good like yours. I am not in the habit of taking photos of my dinner - I am more the seefood type (= I see food, I eat it). <- Yes, I watched Alien and I liked the androids jokes a lot (the rest of the movie not so much).

Todays food porn will be pasta aglio e olio (ofcourse too with loads of chili).


Anything made at home is far much better then what you buy outside since you are sure you are eating clean food. If you have Clay Oven at home then there is no reason to buy outside Nan. My wife used to make Nan at home during COVID days and I was comfertable with there taste and freshness.
I was carving for Bar B Q for last few days and today I did that at home. It was good experience apart from the fact that I have a small Bar B Q grill which I will upgrade in next session.
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