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the true classic inflatable shoes were reeboks. i hardly remember nike even having them (probably because pushing air jordans was more successful) https://i.imgur.com/JedmiQh.mp4 gary oldmans diary fucked around with this message at 21:32 on Jul 17, 2018 |
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if you wanna dump... you gotta pump
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gary oldmans diary posted:the classic inflatable shoes were reeboks gently caress, Nike wins again in my brain space.
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If Bitcoin reaches 100000 by the end of the year, I'm eating a delicious Big Mac.
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A nanosatoshi in the hand is worth a microsatoshi in the bush and many a mickle makes a muckle 
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Canada is all about crypto. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1TClYmgbrM moolchaba fucked around with this message at 22:58 on Jul 17, 2018 |
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I have $48 of bitcoin I bought planning to use for online poker before remembering that I hate poker. Now I just watch it rise and fall in my wallet like a dumb little fishbowl of money.
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Apperently it's near vertical rises up right now to almost 7.5k that's a stable and organic increase yep yep
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Buy high, sell low; the bitcoin way!
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now is the time to panic buy goons were wrong again the sleeping giant is now awake and ready to turn my mortgage back into the black, only 10k to go!
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The number of cycles of "bitcoin goes up a bit -> people continue to pour money into it at cost that is vastly inflated compared to the price it was a very short time ago -> those people lose even more of their poo poo as it collapses back down again because it isn't any more useful now than it was then" the bitcoin market can sustain is a direct measure of the intelligence of the average bitcoin 'investor'. Looks like some people can touch the hot stove five or six times and still not understand why their hand hurts.
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Rock Puncher posted:now is the time to panic buy
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lazorexplosion posted:The number of cycles of "bitcoin goes up a bit -> people continue to pour money into it at cost that is vastly inflated compared to the price it was a very short time ago -> those people lose even more of their poo poo as it collapses back down again because it isn't any more useful now than it was then" the bitcoin market can sustain is a direct measure of the intelligence of the average bitcoin 'investor'. This time it's different, haven't you seen all of the positive news of bitcoin developments on such websites as btcnewz.info that are inspiring all of the new market activity from brand new investors?
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There's even been ads on Joe Screwdrivers Retro Tech channel on Roku. "Crypto is here to stay! Keep up with all the latest on our Yahoo crypto app!"
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lazorexplosion posted:The number of cycles of "bitcoin goes up a bit -> people continue to pour money into it at cost that is vastly inflated compared to the price it was a very short time ago -> those people lose even more of their poo poo as it collapses back down again because it isn't any more useful now than it was then" the bitcoin market can sustain is a direct measure of the intelligence of the average bitcoin 'investor'.
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In honour of AaroTrek they should call them pedo pesos.
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:In honour of AaroTrek they should call them pedo pesos. imagine, right, a sex offender registry, right, but on the blockchain,, we call this "bitcoin"
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child porn on block chain. interlinked interlinked number go up. interlinked interlinked do you dream about being a bitcoin millionaire? interlinked interlinked will bitcoin become the global currency? interlinked interlinked
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gary oldmans diary posted:child porn on block chain. interlinked within coins interlinked
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Overheard in the office today that bitcoin is projected to go to $60k per coin this year. Wow! Should I buy now or wait until it gets closer to 60?
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The pump was less than 24 hours ago and newspaper are already publishing ridiculous articles about how this is a possible trend reversal. People are stupid.
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 looks so natural when you zoom in on any of the long green bars and they never stretch into a natural day or hour-long upswing. they just stay as a sudden vertical spike as in 
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pamp eet
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gary oldmans diary posted:
those are almost always liquidation cascades someone buys a large amount of coins -> margin traders reach their stop loss triggers -> exchange forces them to liquidate by buying/selling coins on the market -> price goes up/down as there isn't enough liquidity to meet demand -> more margin traders are liquidated -> repeat. this is where TA comes in; because a lot of the heavier traders believe in it, a lot of the triggers live around 'predictable' TA points so someone making a large market buy or sell is usually gambling on forcing those cascades to happen at those spots. (also, the very unregulated margin trading exchanges know exactly where those triggers are for everyone making them on their platforms, so margin trading bitcoin for large amounts is basically asking Bitmex or OKEX to be really nice to you and not trade directly against your order to make an easy 5-10%. which one of those two explanations you believe in may vary)
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With the chatter of illegal stuff going on the blockchain and whatnot in the Elon Musk thread, wouldn't be viable to get a bunch of times square info onto the blockchain? Would that result in China killing it off?
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I’m not sure how this plan would work, but I’m confident that it is good for bitcoin
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ilmucche posted:With the chatter of illegal stuff going on the blockchain and whatnot in the Elon Musk thread, wouldn't be viable to get a bunch of times square info onto the blockchain? Would that result in China killing it off? bitcoiners suggested that once when china first started getting in to bitcoin but i don't think anything ever came of it because 
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https://twitter.com/coindesk/status/1019782648946937857 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZXjR26m_d0 Full Video. Risc1911 fucked around with this message at 14:20 on Jul 19, 2018 |
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The replies to these tweets are always so bizarre to me. Imagine being so upset with a company because they switched payment processors or their underlying database.
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It hurts their bottom line because they need people to start adopting crypto and if the fundamental selling point of Bitcoin is delegitimized because it's bad it will drive the price down. The true believers think the block chain is the future of technology generally, if not Bitcoin specifically. An acquaintance of mine joined up with some kind of crypto startup a bit after the big crash, around the time the value of Bitcoin was stabilizing (for the time being) saying that buying crypto wasn't necessarily investing in Bitcoin, but investing in the block chain. Of course, you can't actually invest in block chain because it isn't owned by anybody and doesn't generate anything, but that didn't seem to stop him from talking about the adoption of crypto as the future of currency because something something shared ledger. He seemed to not quite understand the concept of what gives something value and argued that value is purely in terms of whatever it's agreed upon to be and has nothing to do with utility or commodity. In other words, the exact sort of person Bitcoin appeals to.
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Heath posted:He seemed to not quite understand the concept of what gives something value and argued that value is purely in terms of whatever it's agreed upon to be and has nothing to do with utility or commodity. This is by far the most commonly accepted definition of value hth utility and commodity are inputs, sometimes.
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TROIKA CURES GREEK posted:This is by far the most commonly accepted definition of value hth Price is what you pay, value is what you get.
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well, why not? http://www.soccercoin.eu/
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Can I Pele you in Soccercoin?
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Risc1911 posted:https://twitter.com/coindesk/status/1019782648946937857 A lot of the replies are like "good riddance, bitcoin doesn't need payment processors!" just ignore the years when they were excited about Stripe and others were showing interest at all
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I'm gonna invest in SQL
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TROIKA CURES GREEK posted:This is by far the most commonly accepted definition of value hth When one party is selling bullshit to another credulous party that has no chance of realizing its promises, that's not some sort of inevitable outcome of the economics, that's fraud.
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kw0134 posted:The proposition that value is what people pay for is homo economicus behavior, which rear endumes full information and clearly communicated positions between two rational parties.
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lol but you missed out on turning rational into rational.
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bonercoin. boners, but on the blockchain
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