Wall Observer - Off-Topic Discussion Thread

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A thread for wall observers to talk about things unrelated to walls, trading, or analysis.

[bitcoinPsycho]

will never catch on

[RejectedBanana]

The Wall Observer has a topic?

[hodl_2015]

Good topic. Without doing any TA, there is currently no wall at all at bitstamp and I never trade, I only BTFD.

[bitserve]

The around 100BTC bid order at 7567 on Finex seems to be lasting a lot of time. It looks as if someone keeps replenishing it after each bite.

[FractalUniverse]

there may be some hidden order we can't see as well, supporting it

[BTCMILLIONAIRE]

I do not consent to this.

[vapourminer]

The around 100BTC bid order at 7567 on Finex seems to be lasting a lot of time. It looks as if someone keeps replenishing it after each bite.

wait.. you mentioned the btc price on an exchange and analyzed it! isnt that off topic here?

i can see this off topic thread being derailed fast.

[infofront]

Now that all the trolls are stuck in the other thread, we can begin doing some hardcore TA here.

[arklan]

good luck with that.

[smartcomet]

Obedience to Authority: An Experimental View

is a 1974 book by social psychologist Stanley Milgram concerning a series of experiments on obedience to authority figures he conducted in the early 1960s. This book provides an in-depth look into his methods, theories and conclusions.

The person who, with inner conviction, loathes stealing, killing, and assault may find himself
performing these acts with relative ease when commanded by authority. Behavior that is unthinkable in
an individual who is acting on his own may be. executed without hesitation when carried out under
orders.

talking about trading, many traders (guess 2/3) follow some fake guru, and get rekt.

[BTCMILLIONAIRE]

Now that all the trolls are stuck in the other thread, we can begin doing some hardcore TA here.

But what about the page count? We need to increase it to raise the price of Bitcorns.

[bitserve]

The around 100BTC bid order at 7567 on Finex seems to be lasting a lot of time. It looks as if someone keeps replenishing it after each bite.

wait.. you mentioned the btc price on an exchange and analyzed it! isnt that off topic here?

Well, we are in the offtopic section so I try to be offtopic. Isn't that the whole point?

One might argue why I don't put the same effort on trying to be ontopic on the Real WO.... but that's a different question.

[vapourminer]

The around 100BTC bid order at 7567 on Finex seems to be lasting a lot of time. It looks as if someone keeps replenishing it after each bite.

wait.. you mentioned the btc price on an exchange and analyzed it! isnt that off topic here?

Well, we are in the offtopic section so I try to be offtopic. Isn't that the whole point?

i must admit there is a certain logic to that.

[vapourminer]

so folks, i am curious as to how you all store the bulk of your bitcorns. hardware? paper? offline computer to sign transaction and use an online computer to broadcast? something else??

currently i have the core wallet (same wallet i created late 2011) for day to day stuff. once btc started to gain traction and become more valuable to the point were i wasnt comfortable with that much btc just sitting on a 24/7/365 online rig i sent the bulk of them to paper, where they sat for a few years. last year i swept the paper to a trezor and only reason i swept them was to cash out the free bcashlol.

[Kylapoiss]

THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE WO THREAD !

Agreed, this one will never catch up nor gain the same popularity.

[FractalUniverse]

THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE WO THREAD !

Agreed, this one will never catch up nor gain the same popularity.

B-Wall Observer thread

[infofront]

so folks, i am curious as to how you all store the bulk of your bitcorns. hardware? paper? offline computer to sign transaction and use an online computer to broadcast? something else??

currently i have the core wallet (same wallet i created late 2011) for day to day stuff. once btc started to gain traction and become more valuable to the point were i wasnt comfortable with that much btc just sitting on a 24/7/365 online rig i sent the bulk of them to paper, where they sat for a few years. last year i swept the paper to a trezor and only reason i swept them was to cash out the free bcashlol.

A ledger and a keepkey. Keepkey sucks though

[kurious]

so folks, i am curious as to how you all store the bulk of your bitcorns. hardware? paper? offline computer to sign transaction and use an online computer to broadcast? something else??

currently i have the core wallet (same wallet i created late 2011) for day to day stuff. once btc started to gain traction and become more valuable to the point were i wasnt comfortable with that much btc just sitting on a 24/7/365 online rig i sent the bulk of them to paper, where they sat for a few years. last year i swept the paper to a trezor and only reason i swept them was to cash out the free bcashlol.

A ledger and a keepkey. Keepkey sucks though

Got my family and g/f to by me two Ledgers for Christmas.  Still in their boxes.   It was a cool idea though, you know - one and a back up - nice two location total security.  But at this rate they will still be in their boxes by next Christmas. 

It all seemed so urgent in December...  Those were the days

[vapourminer]

Got my family and g/f to by me two Ledgers for Christmas.  Still in their boxes.   It was a cool idea though, you know - one and a back up - nice two location total security.  But at this rate they will still be in their boxes by next Christmas. 

It all seemed so urgent in December...  Those were the days

while the ledger is pretty easy (if sometimes kinda picky during firmware updates) its better learn the procedures for updating, restoring from seed, secondary accounts etc now with small values. last thing you want is learn a new coin storage system when the next bull run puts your stacks value in the stratosphere and not have absolute confidence in it.