Norway
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Gold collapsing. Bitcoin UP.
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bitsko
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talk about bearishness; take a look at this one. energy ETF below the 2008 crisis level; whoa (20Y monthly forming a negative H&S formation):
Romney the former republican presidential candidate who lost for not being left wing enough is now promoting helicopter money.
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Mitt Romney, Tulsi Gabbard Agree: The Federal Government Should Give Everyone $1,000—or More
Politicians across the political spectrum embrace UBI-style relief to ease the pain of the coming coronavirus-induced recession.
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It amazes me how many people who own/trade bitcoin never use it. Here is a reddit comment from a long term holder/trader who made his first on block transaction in 3 years and was surprised at how poor the experience was compared to before. That is not an asset that is going to transform the world.
Bitcoin bounced off of the 10 year old support line on the log chart this week, it held up quite strong while the whole stock market continued to crash lower. That is very bullish especially as we enter the next halving cycle and the FED is simultaneously pumping money into the system like mad (reserve requirements dropped to zero, that's nuts).
But most Bitcoin holders/traders don't seem to understand yet how non-functioning BTC is today. This next run will likely make a new ATH, but it is the time to cash out of any remaining BTC IMHO.
This is the chart that tracks how useful something is
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Bitcoin bounced off of the 10 year old support line on the log chart this week, it held up quite strong while the whole stock market continued to crash lower. That is very bullish especially as we enter the next halving cycle and the FED is simultaneously pumping money into the system like mad (reserve requirements dropped to zero, that's nuts).
But most Bitcoin holders/traders don't seem to understand yet how non-functioning BTC is today. This next run will likely make a new ATH, but it is the time to cash out of any remaining BTC IMHO.
This is the chart that tracks how useful something is
Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin SV, Litecoin Transactions Chart
Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin SV, Litecoin Number of transactions in blockchain per day Chart
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congrats @digitsu
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Yes, the user experience dropped hard in bitcoin in last three or four years. It's a shame. In 2013 it was a great and innovate payment experience, today it just sucks compared with fiat.
The pullback is nice. Do you remember the 2013 silk road flashcrash, which was the start of the 2013 rally?
Yes, the user experience dropped hard in bitcoin in last three or four years. It's a shame. In 2013 it was a great and innovate payment experience, today it just sucks compared with fiat.
The pullback is nice. Do you remember the 2013 silk road flashcrash, which was the start of the 2013 rally?
Haha, remember the infamous zhoutong of bitcoinica, the then (circa late 2011 or so) supposed genius 18yo kid coder from Singapore/Thailand (?) who started the first leveraged bitcoin exchange who ultimately was found to use the same types of internal manipulations upon whom I inflicted the then infamous double pump squeeze when the price was $3 or so that ripped the faces off the shorts? Ah, the good ol days
No doesn't need to be anywhere near that high. I'd be pretty comfortable at 10 or 20% as long as a significant chunk of block reward is tx fees.
Remember the original plan for Ripple before XPR? It was intended to trade IOUs as cash. BSV will make the sharing economy the backing of a new money system. A small BSV investment can fuel tokenized private money, but it will have the added benefit of a fully documented legal contract with legal recourse. So now sharing economy services can be recession-proof and free from the false bank-driven economy.
bitsko
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Cognitive health should decline sharply through social isolation of the group (seniors) least likely to manage newer communication technologies.
consensus.
oof.
consensus.
the shitlord will reign. i wonder what happens to just about all the relevant devs who have/are supporting BCHN and @freetrader?
Zarathustra
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looks who's back; the crazy man author of the ~$28T govt debt backed guarantee in 2008:
are all these medical professionals and researchers delusional?:
https://tv.youtube.com/watch/pOxCIQQyNGA?vpp=2AEA&vp=0gEEEgIwAw==
are all these medical professionals and researchers delusional?:
https://tv.youtube.com/watch/pOxCIQQyNGA?vpp=2AEA&vp=0gEEEgIwAw==
one thing's for sure, you know where the vast majority of this $money is goin'. hint: it ain't you.
so the main takeaways from Kashkari:
1. they are concerned about a teetering UST market as i had warned and as was evidenced last week
2. their stance is to act swiftly and with enormous force (much more so and faster than 2008) in a no holds all printing hands on deck strategy
i really fail to see how Bitcoins don't do well here.
79b79aa8
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to do well they must be able to move. some bitcoins don't move, much less in times of stress.
i don't see a next run for BTC. it is maxed out and unable to handle the real time.
Zarathustra
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Chancellor on the brink of another bailout ...
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