tango alpha delta posted:

buttcoin

tango alpha delta posted:

buttcoin

Protocol7 posted:

Rad Russian posted:

Do buttcoins produce CO2? Because we might have an answer to this mentioned in the NUGEN whitepaper with the NUGEN Oxygen Coin (copy-pasted with the typoes left in):

"The detailed process includes, it utilizes a metallic catalyst with a biomass as a sacrificial catalyst to transform CO2 to carbon black, which has higha commercial value. CO2 will be stored in the geological caverns with no chances of leaking. Atmospheric CO2 is sucked and sent into a buffer tank. It will be released together with the biomass into a reactor. By pyrolyzing the biomass in a specially designed reactor, oxygen will be released into the atmosphere like a typical plant in photosynthesis. The resultant output of the system will be carbon black and water."

I salute the goon's boomer neighbors for investing in the future of our planet.

HappyHippo posted:

The 10k steps are so obvious on this one. Just hanging out at 40k for a while, then 30k for a few weeks, now 20k for a few weeks.

quote:

First, we have a low set 12-May followed by a lower low 18-June.
This is accompained by a strong increase in trading volume .

We also get divergence with the indicators, in this case we have the RSI but the MACD , Stochastic and others would also show the same bullish divergence .

After this initial pattern what follows is a break above EMA10 and then finally a jump that sends prices as high as EMA300/MA200 or higher based on what we are seeing coming from other charts.

This is all there is...
Patience is key.

Namaste.

HappyHippo posted:

The 10k steps are so obvious on this one. Just hanging out at 40k for a while, then 30k for a few weeks, now 20k for a few weeks.

quote:

The world’s biggest marketplace for non-fungible tokens (NFTs) has warned its users to be on the alert for email phishing attacks following a massive data leak.

OpenSea, where traders exchange the crypto assets, told customers and newsletter subscribers not to open emails and files “sent by strangers” after revealing the breach.

It said its email database had been passed to an unnamed “unauthorised external party” by an employee at a firm used by OpenSea to send automated emails.

“We recently learned that an employee of Customer.io, our email delivery vendor, misused their employee access to download and share email addresses – provided by OpenSea users and subscribers to our newsletter – with an unauthorised external party,” said OpenSea.

It added that the potential impact was widespread. “If you have shared your email with OpenSea in the past, you should assume you were impacted.” OpenSea said the incident had been reported to law enforcement.

New York-based OpenSea said there may be a “heightened likelihood” for email phishing attempts targeting people whose data has been leaked. Phishing attacks involve tricking victims via email into downloading malware or handing over their login details. According OpenSea’s website, it has more than 600,000 users.

In a message sent to those affected, OpenSea urged users to be “extra cautious” about email safety. The firm warned users to avoid emails that impersonate its opensea.io domain and not to download anything from an opensea email, as well as avoiding opening any emails or files from strangers.

A customer.io spokesperson said: “We are working closely with OpenSea and are reviewing exactly how these email addresses were compromised. We believe this resulted from the actions of an employee who had role-specific access privileges that were abused.”

OpenSea has suffered other security incidents this year. In February an estimated $1.7m (£1.4m) worth of NFTs were stolen from the platform in an apparent phishing attacks, while in May OpenSea’s official Discord server was hacked.

notwithoutmyanus posted:

ha, I meant that they're hosed really. Didn't the thread say that like 10-20%+ of crypto was illicit transactions?

The Pirate Captain posted:

No no, it’s that 10-20% of crypto wasn’t illicit transactions. Except it’s more like 1-2%

Protocol7 posted:

Non-Fartable Token

CRUSTY MINGE posted:

Non-Frodo Tolkiens.

CRUSTY MINGE posted:

Non-Frodo Tolkiens.

Zathril posted:

The Shillmarillion

Zathril posted:

The Shillmarillion

Zathril posted:

The Shillmarillion

pofcorn posted:

Hodl's Dip

CRUSTY MINGE posted:

Alright which one of you was on the Adam Conover podcast this week?

E: I just heard "comedy gold" come on speak up it's got to be one of you.

ReidRansom posted:

Oh hey is this a fresh new low? Maybe we see 17 this time?

Big Beef City posted:

I mean, George on Seinfeld called various funny things 'Gold', "It's GOLD, Jerry! GOLD!". Maybe it was George Costanza on the podcast did you ask him?

Unperson_47 posted:

Tom Ponzidil


s'all I got

Pham Nuwen posted:

My analysis is indicating that we're in for a triple half-caf soy schroedinger's cat bounce soon, as we hit another bullish phase before going down to the gaps at $18.231k, $8999, $4438, and $420. May see a double-rolaids rally soon, but I wouldn't count on it. I'm just lolling over all this, though... even with the huge drops which obviously were always going to happen, I've still been able to get some pretty great returns for my clients by touching the poop. Thinking about taking a break, they say money doesn't buy happiness and I'm definitely learning that, might just sit back and lol at bitcoin for a bit instead. Anyway, PMs open.

SatansOnion posted:

Hi, ho, the derry-o, flowers, bees, and honey
Name's Tom Ponzadil, gimme all your money
I sing of getting rich--and quick!--in every ear I yodel
but don't ask whence the wealth appears: just hodl, hodl, hodl!

ReidRansom posted:

Oh hey is this a fresh new low?

Pham Nuwen posted:

That was Bania

pofcorn posted:

Helm's Dip

Big Beef City posted:

I mean, George on Seinfeld called various funny things 'Gold', "It's GOLD, Jerry! GOLD!". Maybe it was George Costanza on the podcast did you ask him?