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$110K - 9 (8.3%)
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But the Donald has moved on to the saving of college sports.
I don't want to watch ugly men take away wins from women again in my life. I hope we don't rebound to that stuff if there is a government change..

However, unlike the US, immigrants in the EU (especially in Germany) had (or still have) rights that those in the US cannot even imagine. Unfortunately, the EU needs people because it has big problems with demography, but these people are not very compatible with Europeans in many ways, which leads to conflicts and tensions with the local population.

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Demographics issues should be resolved by automation, efficiency and robotics. Innovate away, provide better benefits for sectors where replacement by robot is not really possible. No country requires indefinite population growth.

Instead they decided for us to import uncivilized and unskilled people from incompatible cultures. I am sure it will work out fine down the road.

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all the big animals entering the space will need to attract a lot of customers. So they will pump the shit out of the market and afterwards doing their rug-pulls on John Doe
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However, unlike the US, immigrants in the EU (especially in Germany) had (or still have) rights that those in the US cannot even imagine. Unfortunately, the EU needs people because it has big problems with demography, but these people are not very compatible with Europeans in many ways, which leads to conflicts and tensions with the local population.

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https://www.visualcapitalist.com/charted-top-countries-sending-immigrants-to-the-eu/
Demographics issues should be resolved by automation, efficiency and robotics. Innovate away, provide better benefits for sectors where replacement by robot is not really possible. No country requires indefinite population growth.

Instead they decided for us to import uncivilized and unskilled people from incompatible cultures. I am sure it will work out fine down the road..

Well this is happening in a few places.  Unfortunately it will continue to happen as long as people and the world population grows.


Showers and oral sex solves the population issues but only if we stop fucking take showers and simply have oral sex for a few years.  all the while menial task robots do the shit jobs.


The chances of having the human race do that as a united group is very likely harder to have happen than it is to crack sha256 btc crypto.

For one reason or another people like to fight and disagree pretty much more than anything in the world.

Back to BTC

the diff has been trending down.

high price of btc was 126k
high diff of btc was 155t


price is now 67.5k
diff is now 139.5t

if you look at that  
126/67.5=                            1.867
155/139.5=                          1.111

but as I type we are near a shot at 115t for diff

or

155/115=                            1.348  this would be close to the 1.867 for price

Diff is sometimes slower than price for one price can change in a minute

diff moves every 2 weeks

keep your eyes looking at this link


 https://newhedge.io/bitcoin/difficulty-estimator


Latest Block:   943641  (24 minutes ago)

Current Pace:   82.1811%  (154 / 187.39 expected, 33.39 behind)

Previous Difficulty:   133793147307542.8                            
Current Difficulty:   138966872071213.2                            
Next Difficulty:   between 114496837254652 and 134735600224233
Next Difficulty Change:   between -17.6085% and -3.0448%
Previous Retarget:   Yesterday at 5:23 AM  (+3.8670%)
Next Retarget (earliest):   April 17, 2026 at 4:06 PM  (in 13d 3h 28m 24s)
Next Retarget (latest):   April 20, 2026 at 6:15 AM  (in 15d 17h 37m 15s)
Projected Epoch Length:   between 14d 10h 42m 18s and 17d 0h 51m 10s


it will take some time but I see this diff drop as something coming due to various factors.

if it does happen it will be closer to what is the proper number for diff when compared to price.

if it happens and then there is another diff drop

ie 138.9 to 114.9 then

114.9 to 101.1

we could drag price drop and the diff starts to be the leader of price change it is rare.

stay tuned for those numbers.
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OT Hmmm..."taking showers"..is this a new lingo for you know what?
That said...if someone would stop taking showers for a while, then, perhaps oral sex would become undesirable for one party too, lol.

Bitcoin is perking up-yesterday it was truly flat like a line.
I was concerned that all trading somehow disappeared from it.

Few things 'things" of note:
1. Morgan Stanley ETF would probably mean that from the moment it starts trading, bitcoin bottom (at least in the intermediate term) is in or within 10% or so.
2. Space X IPO-it would happen only when Wall Street is convinced that for a few months there would be no major declines.
3. Clarity Act- potentially indicates clear skies, apart from the fact that something could be introduced there in the last minute that bitcoin traders might dislike.
There are already rumblings about giving advantage to s-coins vs bitcoin in taxation of rewards/staking vs mining.
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OT Hmmm..."taking showers"..is this a new lingo for you know what?
That said...if someone would stop taking showers for a while, then, perhaps oral sex would become undesirable for one party too, lol.

I had a masochist gf who actually told me that she didn't dislike it when I missed a shower for a day or so

but yeah no showers for a few years... well
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Michael Saylor:

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Bitcoin has won. Global consensus is that $BTC is digital capital. The four-year cycle is dead. Price is now driven by capital flows. Bank and digital credit will determine Bitcoin’s growth trajectory. The biggest risk is bad ideas driving iatrogenic protocol changes

iatrogenic=in this context it probably means negative effects on the protocol (without, perhaps, a clear intent to do harm).

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Michael Saylor:

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Bitcoin has won. Global consensus is that $BTC is digital capital. The four-year cycle is dead. Price is now driven by capital flows. Bank and digital credit will determine Bitcoin’s growth trajectory. The biggest risk is bad ideas driving iatrogenic protocol changes

iatrogenic=in this context it probably means negative effects on the protocol (without, perhaps, a clear intent to do harm).

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sounds a bit like he's referring to the op-return changes
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Re capital flows..
Of note:

https://www.cointribune.com/en/bitcoin-etfs-record-capital-inflows-of-1-3-billion-in-march/

Sorry if someone already posted this (I did not go back to check).
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OT Hmmm..."taking showers"..is this a new lingo for you know what?
That said...if someone would stop taking showers for a while, then, perhaps oral sex would become undesirable for one party too, lol.

I had a masochist gf who actually told me that she didn't dislike it when I missed a shower for a day or so

but yeah no showers for a few years... well


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It looks like Bitcoin is back in 2018.

A low of $6,000 on February 6th and a sideways price movement until the fall, then $3.2k.

Now it's again a low of $60,000 on February 6th and a sideways price movement.

$32,000 is Elon Musk's Bitcoin price level. Many times it was a magnet for price.

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It looks like Bitcoin is back in 2018.

A low of $6,000 on February 6th and a sideways price movement until the fall, then $3.2k.

Now it's again a low of $60,000 on February 6th and a sideways price movement.

$32,000 is Elon Musk's Bitcoin price level. Many times it was a magnet for price.



My general take on this is that prior chart does not have to be repeated ad nauseam.
However, cycle adherents are always trying to tell us that it "has to".

Another argument against would be that every cycle so far was unique in it's structure.

"Bitcoin makes no take-backs."

^ this is my interpretation of the prior btc price behavior (and, of course, it is also a rule for each btc tx).
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It looks like Bitcoin is back in 2018.

A low of $6,000 on February 6th and a sideways price movement until the fall, then $3.2k.

Now it's again a low of $60,000 on February 6th and a sideways price movement.

$32,000 is Elon Musk's Bitcoin price level. Many times it was a magnet for price.



My general take on this is that s-t does not have to be repeated ad nauseam.
However, cycle adherents are always trying to tell us that it "has to".

Another argument against would be that every cycle so far was unique in it's structure.

"Bitcoin makes no take-backs."

^ this is my interpretation of the prior btc price behavior (and, of course, it is also a rule for each btc tx).

You say this just because you don't want Bitcoin to fall to $32k. Because in this case the price of your capital will fall by another 2 times.

But markets are irrational, so a sharp decline in Bitcoin cannot be ruled out.
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