All posts made by zachcope in Bitcointalk.org's Wall Observer thread



1. Post 2015250 (copy this link) (by zachcope) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_10.55h):

$90.0 wall under attack - better than T.V. this!  Cheesy



2. Post 2096392 (copy this link) (by zachcope) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_10.57h):

Bring it on!



3. Post 2096522 (copy this link) (by zachcope) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_10.57h):

Quote from: Bitsinmyhead on May 09, 2013, 07:27:38 PM
Im going short here fully leveraged. This reminds me of the recent 140 high with no volume. Looking for 105ish to make me a nice 25% gain.

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4. Post 2096641 (copy this link) (by zachcope) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_10.57h):

I'm selling at $123 ish.
Then buy back in at the dip.

Obv long term MooHoo Bull but I NEED MORE COINZZZZ if I'm to keep the wife happy  Kiss



5. Post 2096843 (copy this link) (by zachcope) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_10.57h):

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6. Post 2099327 (copy this link) (by zachcope) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_10.58h):

Quote from: Coinseeker on May 10, 2013, 02:11:30 PM

Only way Bitcoin fails is if governments seriously saboteur it by preventing banks from processing fiat transactions in relation to it, but the gamble is that once the establishment tries to assault Bitcoin, the counter force and backlash will serve to propel Bitcoin to the level of a household name and away we go.

This didn't work out to well for online poker.  If major government intervention happens as you describe...SELL, SELL, SELL. 

Au contraire, I first found Bitcoin as a result of the poker 'black friday'. The weak point in online poker was the bank funding re third parties. That got me thinking about how governments can (and do) influence the banks to effectively shut down undesirable industries. The beauty of bitcoin is that it can't be shut down that way. Although exchanges can be attacked or outlawed in individual countries, it is impossible to shut down face to face currency exchange or bitcoin sales. There is no central authority to control, unlike the poker companies.

I use bitcoins to play poker, even though I don't need to (live in Europe) just because I can.

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7. Post 2099569 (copy this link) (by zachcope) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_10.58h):

Quote from: Coinseeker on May 10, 2013, 02:54:06 PM

Only way Bitcoin fails is if governments seriously saboteur it by preventing banks from processing fiat transactions in relation to it, but the gamble is that once the establishment tries to assault Bitcoin, the counter force and backlash will serve to propel Bitcoin to the level of a household name and away we go.

This didn't work out to well for online poker.  If major government intervention happens as you describe...SELL, SELL, SELL.  

Au contraire, I first found Bitcoin as a result of the poker 'black friday'. The weak point in online poker was the bank funding re third parties. That got me thinking about how governments can (and do) influence the banks to effectively shut down undesirable industries. The beauty of bitcoin is that it can't be shut down that way. Although exchanges can be attacked or outlawed in individual countries, it is impossible to shut down face to face currency exchange or bitcoin sales. There is no central authority to control, unlike the poker companies.

I use bitcoins to play poker, even though I don't need to (live in Europe) just because I can.

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I know man, I was there.  I felt like a part of me had died.   Cry   My thoughts are they can absolutely cripple Bitcoins growth via the banks.  Not to mention pushing away all hope of legitamate US business getting on board which will just stagnant Bitcoin altogether.  It would continue in the black markets and underground poker sites, etc. sure....but they can do major damage.  But hey that's negative talk...its' too early for that.   Let's celebrate the rise and hope for the best.  Cheesy

EDIT:  I stand by my sell order should something major come along.

Here here I agree with you.
Decentralised and Deflationary - what could go wrong?  Grin Grin



8. Post 2418448 (copy this link) (by zachcope) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.03h):

Yum yum cheap coins.
Brings out the hungry hippo in me  Cheesy Cheesy



9. Post 2444197 (copy this link) (by zachcope) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.04h):

No one can change the creation rate of bitcoin.
That alone is an awesome property as it incentivises people to invest in real value creation to make wealth.
The current system rewards greedy bankers creating complex financial instruments that effectively lead to governments bailing them out by inflating away savings, pensions etc.
If bitcoins ruled, or even became a mainstream option, there would be pressure on central bankers to reduce money printing, as otherwise people would choose bitcoin.
The world's greatest minds could then concentrate on engineering, environmental terraforming, medicine and agriculture to actually improve mankind's lot.



10. Post 2593930 (copy this link) (by zachcope) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.07h):

Hoping for my euros to hit Gox soon..
Keep loading up!
$200usd/btc by xmas
$1000usd/btc by xmas 2016
Yum yum cheap coins..  Tongue



11. Post 3114594 (copy this link) (by zachcope) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.15h):

In my head each BTC will be worth $10,000 US purchasing power in a few years.
Long on BTC but want to trade the odd dip to get up to a decent amount of BTC.
Made the Goomboo sell at 131 and was holding firm for a bottom....

Tharrr she blows!

 Angry