philipma1957
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So going all in at BTC is a bad idea.
what, dont you miss those episodes of sheer despair on minor 80% dips? coward If you have 100 btc purchased at 1000 each and it goes from 126k to 57k so what. If you have 3 btc earned by mining and it goes from 126k to 57k it matters.
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ChartBuddy
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October 29, 2026, 05:03:11 PM |
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OutOfMemory
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It seems to me that you will need to go to the bank in person, although you can try again by phone. Someone already advised you to mention switching to another bank, they usually react to things like that. I already have an offer from the next bank, they assure that they are checking only once on transactions, and they can whitelist my exchange's wallets IBANs in advance. They even offer exposure to (paper?) BTC, too. First bank in my country that offered this, and the account is cheaper, migrating standing orders is automatic and free. I just have to re-validate the new account with the exchanges.
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ChartBuddy
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October 29, 2026, 06:03:10 PM |
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Bitcoin-Forever
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October 29, 2026, 06:16:42 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Bitcoin is pumping and we are likely to see $82,000 soon or more, what have you seen as the reason behind? Could the US GDP surge be the reason Bitcoin surge to $81,977 today? This is getting interesting, maybe there are other speculations that give something more different as being part of the reason to the pump or not. Read further here. https://cointelegraph.com/markets/bitcoin-reaction-to-pce-data
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philipma1957
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October 29, 2026, 06:22:04 PM |
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Bitcoin is pumping and we are likely to see $82,000 soon or more, what have you seen as the reason behind? Could the US GDP surge be the reason Bitcoin surge to $81,977 today? This is getting interesting, maybe there are other speculations that give something more different as being part of the reason to the pump or not. Read further here. https://cointelegraph.com/markets/bitcoin-reaction-to-pce-dataplease we dropped again. right now wait till weds the 4th See if USA votes like Brazil and Israel then the moves will be more realistic. For now many are loaded with the U in F.U.D.
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ChartBuddy
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October 29, 2026, 07:03:11 PM |
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October 29, 2026, 07:05:40 PM |
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They even offer exposure to (paper?) BTC, too. First bank in my country that offered this, and the account is cheaper, migrating standing orders is automatic and free.
*THIS* is more likely the reason why things are suddenly more difficult and they're asking if you have someone managing your finances.
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OutOfMemory
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They even offer exposure to (paper?) BTC, too. First bank in my country that offered this, and the account is cheaper, migrating standing orders is automatic and free.
*THIS* is more likely the reason why things are suddenly more difficult and they're asking if you have someone managing your finances. I will never let someone else manage my finances, though.
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Biodom
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October 29, 2026, 07:22:50 PM |
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They even offer exposure to (paper?) BTC, too. First bank in my country that offered this, and the account is cheaper, migrating standing orders is automatic and free.
*THIS* is more likely the reason why things are suddenly more difficult and they're asking if you have someone managing your finances. I will never let someone else manage my finances, though. This is so vague/vacuous question to ask since... a. Does the SP500 index manage my finances? b. Does my pension fund manage at least some of my finances? c. Do AI agents manage my finances if i spawn them and allow the account(s) access? d. Does my btc wallet manage my finances? What they actually meant to say is 'is there a potentially nefarious third party that is unbeknown to us and manages your finances', but they can't put it like this, I guess.
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OutOfMemory
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October 29, 2026, 07:37:17 PM |
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They even offer exposure to (paper?) BTC, too. First bank in my country that offered this, and the account is cheaper, migrating standing orders is automatic and free.
*THIS* is more likely the reason why things are suddenly more difficult and they're asking if you have someone managing your finances. I will never let someone else manage my finances, though. This is so vague/vacuous question to ask since... a. Does the SP500 index manage my finances? b. Does my pension fund manage at least some of my finances? c. Do AI agents manage my finances if i spawn them and allow the account(s) access? d. Does my btc wallet manage my finances? What they actually meant to say is 'is there a potentially nefarious third party that is unbeknown to us and manages your finances', but they can't put it like this, I guess. Oh, i misunderstood Richy a bit, then  Yes, indeed that was the question, and i responded to them (her) that i manage my investments myself. Then the usual "You know about the risks with cryptocurrencies?". I said, i know the risks, and i'm in the space for ten years now. I would have liked to cheer her up a bit with "It's going up forever, Laura" but she was a very serious type of girl, so i kept it inside. With the future, new account i want to have transparency about how they handle crypto-affine customers, before i even think about signing up.
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philipma1957
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They even offer exposure to (paper?) BTC, too. First bank in my country that offered this, and the account is cheaper, migrating standing orders is automatic and free.
*THIS* is more likely the reason why things are suddenly more difficult and they're asking if you have someone managing your finances. I will never let someone else manage my finances, though. This is so vague/vacuous question to ask since... a. Does the SP500 index manage my finances? b. Does my pension fund manage at least some of my finances? c. Do AI agents manage my finances if i spawn them and allow the account(s) access? d. Does my btc wallet manage my finances? What they actually meant to say is 'is there a potentially nefarious third party that is unbeknown to us and manages your finances', but they can't put it like this, I guess. Oh, i misunderstood Richy a bit, then  Yes, indeed that was the question, and i responded to them (her) that i manage my investments myself. Then the usual "You know about the risks with cryptocurrencies?". I said, i know the risks, and i'm in the space for ten years now. I would have liked to cheer her up a bit with "It's going up forever, Laura" but she was a very serious type of girl, so i kept it inside. With the future, new account i want to have transparency about how they handle crypto-affine customers, before i even think about signing up. If USA based open an account with robinhood buy FIBT buy FBEQ small amounts then tell the bank robinhood manages and some of your accounts are based on Nasdaq+BTC the key is they do not need to know that you have 50 or 100 coins in a trezor. I do not need to know if you have 1 million or 10 million or 100 million or 1000 dollars they do not need to know that either but if you have 1 or 2 % of you wealth in RobinHood they will feed it money easy peasy. and you can wheel and deal with the robinhood account and say kraken ie cash from bank to robinhood to btc to kraken the bank never knows what is sent to kraken as robinhood acts like a cash to btc mixer
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ChartBuddy
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October 29, 2026, 08:03:10 PM |
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Paashaas
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Another great actor passed away. R.I.P Patrick Steward.  "Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its continuing mission: to explore strange new worlds. To seek out new life and new civilizations. To boldly go where no one has gone before."

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Biodom
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October 29, 2026, 08:59:36 PM |
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Another great actor passed away. R.I.P Patrick Steward.  "Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its continuing mission: to explore strange new worlds. To seek out new life and new civilizations. To boldly go where no one has gone before."
 RIP (at 86)...A great show...didn't care much for the extensions, but movies were good too. W. Shatner of the original Star Trek is still with us, going strong at 95. WS on P Steward passing: https://x.com/WilliamShatner/status/2115902238921228332
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fillippone
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October 29, 2026, 09:00:45 PM Last edit: October 29, 2026, 11:24:50 PM by fillippone |
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Observing 79,045@Stamp Apparently 2 5.5 billion hacked from Binance. https://etherscan.io/address/0x5227f603c1ee34ce3c06efe6477003bdfccb2f8cSorry if I indulge with shitcoins stories This might drag Bitcoin if confirmed. Edit: Tether has already blocked 900Mios in USDt tokens. Censorship in centralised fiat money, as usual.
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ChartBuddy
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October 29, 2026, 09:03:13 PM |
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philipma1957
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October 29, 2026, 09:05:54 PM |
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78k and change Sad to see Patrick Stewart die I liked his show's version better than any of the others. looks like October sucks bigly wonder what November does.
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d_eddie
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I will never let someone else manage my finances, though.
This is so vague/vacuous question to ask since... a. Does the SP500 index manage my finances? b. Does my pension fund manage at least some of my finances? c. Do AI agents manage my finances if i spawn them and allow the account(s) access? d. Does my btc wallet manage my finances? What they actually meant to say is 'is there a potentially nefarious third party that is unbeknown to us and manages your finances', but they can't put it like this, I guess. Oh, i misunderstood Richy a bit, then  No biggie, but I think it was Biodom you meant? It seems to me that you will need to go to the bank in person, although you can try again by phone. Someone already advised you to mention switching to another bank, they usually react to things like that. I already have an offer from the next bank, they assure that they are checking only once on transactions, and they can whitelist my exchange's wallets IBANs in advance. They even offer exposure to (paper?) BTC, too. First bank in my country that offered this, and the account is cheaper, migrating standing orders is automatic and free. I just have to re-validate the new account with the exchanges. This will teach them. I would be nice with them, maybe nicer than you are, and send a thank-you note for making you explore other options, which you wouldn't have done had they not been so kind as to worry about you and ask such deep questions about your finances. With the future, new account i want to have transparency about how they handle crypto-affine customers, before i even think about signing up.
I'd get it in writing just to make sure.
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d_eddie
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October 29, 2026, 09:16:08 PM |
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Bitcoin is pumping and we are likely to see $82,000 soon or more, what have you seen as the reason behind? Could the US GDP surge be the reason Bitcoin surge to $81,977 today? This is getting interesting, maybe there are other speculations that give something more different as being part of the reason to the pump or not. Read further here. https://cointelegraph.com/markets/bitcoin-reaction-to-pce-dataYo, you here to jinx or what?
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