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

[P_Shep]

3 pages and no jjg ok own up to it who broke them???

ChatGPt can fill in, no problem:


User Input:
 
Act as JayJuanGee from Bitcointalk and create a Wall Observer post where he complains
about the current state of shitcoinery while praising todays ATH of Bitcoin.

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Not nearly long enough

[adam.sandler]

Wow! Everyone take a moment with this!

I just found myself staring at each block on the bottom row and remembering the good, the bad, most of all the painful times!!..

For some, the next row will be life changing! For others it could be the 3rd or 4th row! Just don't forget to stay grounded and always remember the rows before!

<insert some inspirational quote here or just let Bitcoin do it's thing!>

What really stood out to me were the sharp price movements that seemed to occur every three years, in two consecutive years.

I know the timeframes I’m referring to aren’t perfectly accurate, as there were definitely ups and downs within those three-year windows too. but what I’m really wondering is: why are these specific periods and price points being highlighted in this chart?

Also, there is one more thing i want to say. i believe we’re entering a phase where price swings, especially upward ones, are going to happen more quickly and more often. And the reason is pretty clear that than more people are getting into crypto, and newer generations are not only more aware of it, but they’re also actively participating in the market.

[Paashaas]

[ChartBuddy]

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[adultcrypto]

Crazy how retail is nowhere to be seen, the mempool is basicly empty during this stage of the bull market.

They have been rugpulled with shitcoins multiple times scammed by FTX, Celsius etc.

Bitcoin above $100,000 is to "expensive"

Have you thought about it from the perspective that the empty mempool may signify retails hodling their BTC and not selling? This may also signify retails not buying aggressively but just holding on to their bitcoin and not selling to the institution like some people are suggesting. I'm just trying to view things from another angle...

[ChartBuddy]

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[vapourminer]

[ChartBuddy]

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[Hossain Risfa]

Nobody ...
Absolutely no one.....
Not a single person in this world...
Not a single person in the Galaxy......
Not a single person in the universe...
Not a single person in the multiverse...
Even not a single soul in heaven or hell....

[Volgastallion]

ATH in the BTCTC pizza day seems awesome and poetic.

Someone says is Laszlo Hanyecz putting more orders to buy more BTC who is pushing the price upwards.  

I tend to be more specific than that kind of a presentation.

120.000 just crossing the street. We can already see the 150k Avenue.   And not so much behind i can see some trees from the 200k Central Park.

I dont have the better eyesight, can anyone depict what is that tower i just see in the horizon?

Well, there is ongoing buying too, especially for anyone in their first whole cycle.  I have a hard time imagining guys with less than 4 years having had already reached overaccumulation status, including you Volgastallion.. you have ONLY been registered on the forum for a bit less than 2.5 years, so keeping on buying seems to be amongst the better of practices.

It was hard to quote.

Thank you JJG and yes, im "new" and i try to buy everytime i can and also share with people here in the forum for example making this kind of contest. At today money is more than 1000 usd, and maybe in a few years some people is gonna see that and said "what look how much was at this easy and simple contest in this forum" and maybe im gonna regret dont having that 10mbtc, but at the same time im gonna feel like i made communitty and in someway i help to the adoption of BTC.

[ChartBuddy]

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[JimboToronto]

I just found myself staring at each block on the bottom row and remembering the good, the bad, most of all the painful times!!..

For some, the next row will be life changing! For others it could be the 3rd or 4th row! Just don't forget to stay grounded and always remember the rows before!

Or remember the squares in that first row.

For many here, the first square after genesis was life-changing. Think of Risto buying a castle, or all the Lambo stories when Bitcoin was still in double or early triple digits (USD). Remember the glory days (pre-ASIC) of GPU mining?

Some of us had to wait until the second square to reach financial independence, others even later. What a ride.

The thing to remember is that it's never too late to start.

[ChartBuddy]

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[promise444c5]

Congrats on a new ATH...very very nice, but when 0.2M?

Using the “M” unit  already…  
You’ll trying to escape the “K “ so quick.

[cAPSLOCK]

"You'll have to rip the
In-N-Out 4x4 out
of my cold, dead hands"

Probably the bun is the main bad ingredient in that picture.

I frequently eat burgers without the bun, yet once in a while I will allow the bun, and I suppose that is a form of carb creep.. which may be a thing that I am going through lately - allowing more and more carbs in my routine.

In an out has a off menu option, I think they call it "protein style", which is basically a lettuce wrap version of their burgers.

It's actually pretty good and done well.

[cygan]

[Biodom]

I thought it is Kevin De Bruyne on the right...point is...a very limited intermixed gene pool between UK and northern EU; they were conquering each other for centuries, back and forth.
So, one might say..he's got mother's genes for hair, hence a red head and no apparent baldness  
EDIT Or, are you saying that Kevin's mother met the same driver?  

[d_eddie]

I did the same without much publicity