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

[ChartBuddy]

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[goldkingcoiner]

Satoshi Nakamoto holds 1.1 million Bitcoin, 5.5% of the total supply.
If Bitcoin reaches $1M, Satoshi's holdings will be worth more than $1 TRILLION,
making him the richest man on the planet 🤯

https://x.com/BTC_Archive/status/1953474459693666815

Someone..most likely one infamous guy has a retort:

https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/08/07/salomon-brothers-say-it-has-completed-process-of-notifying-abandoned-crypto-wallets

no doubt, it is an attack on satoshi's wallets first and foremost.

Do they actually believe they will ever own that money just because they keep yelling : "mine, mine, mine!"?

Maybe with fiat, sure. But not with Bitcoin. Not your keys, not your coins.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

@ColinTCrypto
If BTC follows the 2017 cycle, it’ll top in late October.

If BTC follows the 2021 cycle, it’ll top in late November.

These charts are lined up from previous *peaks*. However, if you line them up by cycle bottom instead, they basically say one thing: late October.

Will it follow this pattern or do something else entirely?

Great chart by @Cryptollica

https://x.com/colintcrypto/status/1953511151129546974


Emphasis on October top again here.

[LoyceV]

Someone..most likely one infamous guy has a retort:
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/08/07/salomon-brothers-say-it-has-completed-process-of-notifying-abandoned-crypto-wallets
no doubt, it is an attack on satoshi's wallets first and foremost.

Do they actually believe they will ever own that money just because they keep yelling : "mine, mine, mine!"?
Maybe with fiat, sure. But not with Bitcoin. Not your keys, not your coins.

This isn't about keys, this is about claiming ownership if those coins are ever deposited into an exchange in the (far) future. I've seen enough questionable judge rulings to not be surprised if some judge in some country would go with this.
It's beyond stupid: if the coins are actually abandoned, they can't access them. But if someone moves them 20 years from now, that proves they weren't abandoned. There is no "claiming abandoned coins" in Bitcoin.

[philipma1957]

@ColinTCrypto
If BTC follows the 2017 cycle, it’ll top in late October.

If BTC follows the 2021 cycle, it’ll top in late November.

These charts are lined up from previous *peaks*. However, if you line them up by cycle bottom instead, they basically say one thing: late October.

Will it follow this pattern or do something else entirely?

Great chart by @Cryptollica

https://x.com/colintcrypto/status/1953511151129546974


Emphasis on October top again here.

and if the cycle finally stretches beyond four years. it wont peak this year at all but simply drift upward slowly to a stupid high number like 300 or 400k before it corrects in 2027 or so.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation
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[goldkingcoiner]

Someone..most likely one infamous guy has a retort:
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/08/07/salomon-brothers-say-it-has-completed-process-of-notifying-abandoned-crypto-wallets
no doubt, it is an attack on satoshi's wallets first and foremost.

Do they actually believe they will ever own that money just because they keep yelling : "mine, mine, mine!"?
Maybe with fiat, sure. But not with Bitcoin. Not your keys, not your coins.

This isn't about keys, this is about claiming ownership if those coins are ever deposited into an exchange in the (far) future. I've seen enough questionable judge rulings to not be surprised if some judge in some country would go with this.
It's beyond stupid: if the coins are actually abandoned, they can't access them. But if someone moves them 20 years from now, that proves they weren't abandoned. There is no "claiming abandoned coins" in Bitcoin.

I agree, it is stupid. Which is the main reason it will not be enforced. And what happens if the coins are moved to a different wallet? Or atomic swapped to monero/litecoin/whatever? Do they owned the swapped coins or only the same Bitcoin?

Exchanges already have dozens of phony reasons to confiscate coins that do not belong to them. Creating more reasons is only going to make people reluctant to use exchanges, which I think is a silver lining. The whole philosphy of being your own bank needs to be felt more strongly by people in order to keep pushing towards a decentralised and non-custodial future.

[d_eddie]

Someone..most likely one infamous guy has a retort:
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/08/07/salomon-brothers-say-it-has-completed-process-of-notifying-abandoned-crypto-wallets
no doubt, it is an attack on satoshi's wallets first and foremost.

Do they actually believe they will ever own that money just because they keep yelling : "mine, mine, mine!"?
Maybe with fiat, sure. But not with Bitcoin. Not your keys, not your coins.

This isn't about keys, this is about claiming ownership if those coins are ever deposited into an exchange in the (far) future. I've seen enough questionable judge rulings to not be surprised if some judge in some country would go with this.
It's beyond stupid: if the coins are actually abandoned, they can't access them. But if someone moves them 20 years from now, that proves they weren't abandoned. There is no "claiming abandoned coins" in Bitcoin.

Maybe they hope to claim the empty address if/when they get moved? To have their personal black hole to send funds they want burned - or taken by the guy who actually holds the private key.

If this is an actual shot at the coins, the idea is so stupid it should be punished with a hefty fine.

It only proves that you have thief mentality AND you don't know anything about bitcoin. For a bank that wishes to wear a bitcoiner dress, the move seems dumb.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation
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[OgNasty]

Someone..most likely one infamous guy has a retort:
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/08/07/salomon-brothers-say-it-has-completed-process-of-notifying-abandoned-crypto-wallets
no doubt, it is an attack on satoshi's wallets first and foremost.

Do they actually believe they will ever own that money just because they keep yelling : "mine, mine, mine!"?
Maybe with fiat, sure. But not with Bitcoin. Not your keys, not your coins.

This isn't about keys, this is about claiming ownership if those coins are ever deposited into an exchange in the (far) future. I've seen enough questionable judge rulings to not be surprised if some judge in some country would go with this.
It's beyond stupid: if the coins are actually abandoned, they can't access them. But if someone moves them 20 years from now, that proves they weren't abandoned. There is no "claiming abandoned coins" in Bitcoin.

Maybe they hope to claim the empty address if/when they get moved? To have their personal black hole to send funds they want burned - or taken by the guy who actually holds the private key.

If this is an actual shot at the coins, the idea is so stupid it should be punished with a hefty fine.

It only proves that you have thief mentality AND you don't know anything about bitcoin. For a bank that wishes to wear a bitcoiner dress, the move seems dumb.

More likely they are just trying to take a page out of the faketoshi handbook. Try to get a judge to say that’s your property, then sue Bitcoin developers and try to force them to reorganize the blockchain with a fork to give them the abandoned coins. It is foolish and shows how some people rely on trying to use lawfare to steal from others. It’s a despicable practice and those who support it should be ostracized from the community.

[WatChe]

Rip

Hulk Hogan


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hulk_Hogan

RIP

and thanks for all the entertainment and good memories you provided in wrestling.

You will be badly missed.

No more ripping off yellow muscle shirts   

Hulk Hogan daughter pays tribute to her dad by skipping his funeral and taking her kids to beach instead.

"We took our babies to the beach, and put them in the same salty waters you loved," Hogan Oleksy.
https://edition.cnn.com/2025/08/06/entertainment/brooke-oleksy-hulk-hogan-daughter-funeral

[OutOfMemory]

Someone..most likely one infamous guy has a retort:
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/08/07/salomon-brothers-say-it-has-completed-process-of-notifying-abandoned-crypto-wallets
no doubt, it is an attack on satoshi's wallets first and foremost.

Do they actually believe they will ever own that money just because they keep yelling : "mine, mine, mine!"?
Maybe with fiat, sure. But not with Bitcoin. Not your keys, not your coins.

This isn't about keys, this is about claiming ownership if those coins are ever deposited into an exchange in the (far) future. I've seen enough questionable judge rulings to not be surprised if some judge in some country would go with this.
It's beyond stupid: if the coins are actually abandoned, they can't access them. But if someone moves them 20 years from now, that proves they weren't abandoned. There is no "claiming abandoned coins" in Bitcoin.

Maybe they hope to claim the empty address if/when they get moved? To have their personal black hole to send funds they want burned - or taken by the guy who actually holds the private key.

If this is an actual shot at the coins, the idea is so stupid it should be punished with a hefty fine.

It only proves that you have thief mentality AND you don't know anything about bitcoin. For a bank that wishes to wear a bitcoiner dress, the move seems dumb.

More likely they are just trying to take a page out of the faketoshi handbook. Try to get a judge to say that’s your property, then sue Bitcoin developers and try to force them to reorganize the blockchain with a fork to give them the abandoned coins. It is foolish and shows how some people rely on trying to use lawfare to steal from others. It’s a despicable practice and those who support it should be ostracized from the community.

Maybe it's a dumb, risky decision: How much would the cost of legal actions be, compared to the value of all "abandoned" wallets. If it's worse than a 1:10, they could have a reason to try. It's a risk against odds game, a gambler's way of thinking. Disgusting. And it really smells like Faketoshi.

[ChartBuddy]

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[d_eddie]

More ants coming our way... pump it sisters!

[Paashaas]

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[philipma1957]

More ants coming our way... pump it sisters!

could it be we reach the Elijah tonight. I think that one is 129.1 or 129.2

[philipma1957]

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hmm my wife is 100% bonds wife her federal 401k maybe I get her to shift some to btc.

I could lock her in as a buy the dip move if this were to pass.

I think I can convince her to spend 25% of the interest she gets from now to 2029.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation
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[Nathrixxx]

Lots are happening with Bitcoin and US government, we should be getting ready for another storm or story by tomorrow.

[LOCKACO]

I just came around this thread for the first time and I have read through some of the previous post and I can say that they are very educative and it can guide anyone who actually wants to be a bitcoin investor on how to go about it in order not to make a mistake.....

🎚️ Global Liquidity Is Exploding — $BTC Is Loading the Next Leg

Every time M2 money supply goes vertical, Bitcoin follows with a major upside move.

M2 is soaring again — and this could fuel the next bull leg for BTC. The setup is there. Stay ready.