All posts made by beastmodeBiscuitGravy in Bitcointalk.org's Wall Observer thread
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Post 14439236 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.48h):
$421 boring action man. Somebody wake me up from hibernation if/when we hit $700 or something.
Even in the best-case scenarios, $700 is going to be a while... Maybe 4 months or longer....?
I would think that if we get into the $480s (and possibly into the $470s would be sufficient), then it is very likely that we would be able to experience the $600s within that same price run... and the $700s seem to be quite a longer shot, especially without some correction (profit-taking) period, first.. which could cause several months of delay... but really, I would like to be wrong, and it does seem difficult to deny that bitcoin is due for some kind of upwards price explosion... I just fear that getting into the $800s would likely require movement to a new ATH (and we may not be quite ready for that, yet?).
680 is next stop
You may be correct, but frequently I am skeptical when price predictions are too specific and lacking in qualifiers. That's a decent number, though... I frequently am hypothesizing that once prices go past $502 (which really seems to become inevitable after $480, then prices are going to shoot into the $600 to $650 territories... and certainly overshooting towards $680 is not outside of normal irrational bitcoin history, which seems quite likely to continue.
Sounds good. I bought my first bitcoin at $1200... thought about joining the forum right around then, but put it off. If one considers that things can go one of two directions, either up, or down, and within a relative range either way... we can be confident that the price will do
something soon. My thoughts are that it will shoot past brg444's conservative estimate, up to $880. I assign this a 51.5% probability. The remaining 48.5% probability is assigned to another integer of dollars. (USD pls.)
The first use of BTC as a central bank reserve settlement will probably take place this summer, after the miners activate seg wit. People are already enamored with the capabilities of the network, with segwit and the lightning hubs active,
the sky deep space is the limit. Mewn sewn boyz, sell the heirlooms, mortgage the house, pumpkin's college fund... get that on a wire to the exchange, your family will thank you later.
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Post 14439905 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.48h):
$421 boring action man. Somebody wake me up from hibernation if/when we hit $700 or something.
Even in the best-case scenarios, $700 is going to be a while... Maybe 4 months or longer....?
I would think that if we get into the $480s (and possibly into the $470s would be sufficient), then it is very likely that we would be able to experience the $600s within that same price run... and the $700s seem to be quite a longer shot, especially without some correction (profit-taking) period, first.. which could cause several months of delay... but really, I would like to be wrong, and it does seem difficult to deny that bitcoin is due for some kind of upwards price explosion... I just fear that getting into the $800s would likely require movement to a new ATH (and we may not be quite ready for that, yet?).
680 is next stop
You may be correct, but frequently I am skeptical when price predictions are too specific and lacking in qualifiers. That's a decent number, though... I frequently am hypothesizing that once prices go past $502 (which really seems to become inevitable after $480, then prices are going to shoot into the $600 to $650 territories... and certainly overshooting towards $680 is not outside of normal irrational bitcoin history, which seems quite likely to continue.
Sounds good.
I bought my first bitcoin at $1200... thought about joining the forum right around then, but put it off. If one considers that things can go one of two directions, either up, or down, and within a relative range either way... we can be confident that the price will do
something soon. My thoughts are that it will shoot past brg444's conservative estimate, up to $880. I assign this a 51.5% probability. The remaining 48.5% probability is assigned to another integer of dollars. (USD pls.)
The first use of BTC as a central bank reserve settlement will probably take place this summer, after the miners activate seg wit. People are already enamored with the capabilities of the network, with segwit and the lightning hubs active,
the sky deep space is the limit. Mewn sewn boyz, sell the heirlooms, mortgage the house, pumpkin's college fund... get that on a wire to the exchange, your family will thank you later.
Even tho I doubt you paid 12hun for a coin, I assume you bought dozens more in the 2hun range and are sort of set at this point, or u should be. But, your last sentence pointed you out as a butt-tard and you love it. game, set, match.
Hard to believe, I know. Altho, did you ever pause and consider... that
someone was
buying those trades at $1200?? It’s true, doubt away buddy… I know my truth, and I’m not embarrassed.
You know what they say about assuming things...
Then with the anglophobic crap. I mean, I’ve done stuff… but I’m not
British. I have several gastronomically inclined friends, tho. They definitely are, loud and proud.
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Post 14473542 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.48h):
Just shaking out the weak hands.

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Post 14473890 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.48h):
Just shaking out the weak hands.

Some serious shaking going on
Oy vey!
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Post 14504240 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.48h):
Pumped for 1.7MB equiv worth of transactions with a 4MB multisig attack surface.
When segwit releases this month I'm gonna upgrade my node right away to be part of the elite fraction of nodes that still validates all Bitcoin transactions.
Begin engine start sequence boyz!
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Post 14532842 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.49h):
No need to grassp at straws boyz, erecting wicker aircraft is fine for passing some time... but it likely won't attract more cargo. Besides, potheads?… Notoriously unreliable, and poor, according to recent surveys.
The answer is right above you, r0ach delivered it, with nary an “amen” in response. There’s a glass (titanium?) ceiling on the middle part of 400, best just wait for segregated weetness this month (April), and the bifurcation of the node network… then, with a sigh of relief, the party starts. Yeah I said it, Mewn Thyme.
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Post 14552505 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.49h):
... because reading the bears endless tales of misery, lies, jealousy and porn-terror-drugs-kiddie inuendo was so healthy for bitcoin, a historic world changing technology built by their superiors.
These guys will go down in the records as some of the biggest muppets EVER, immortalised in the blockchain.
Frenetic jerking over a 1% rise... I shudder at the thought of what you lot would do with a 10% rise.

Bears should pepper themselves, as we know... the institutional money was just waiting for that triangle to break.
Mewn!
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Post 14557296 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.49h):
come on tell me how much BTC you got?
[http://nomorecocktails.com/images/Putin2.jpg[/img]
I ain't tellin [/b]
At this point, I'm scared to say. What you got, Adam? 50-ish? Or...
i'm not rich yet.
hahahahahaha Chef... I understand you are just trying to get Adam to reveal some additional specifics about his personal position... yet...
I agree generally with Adam's inclination that it is not necessary to reveal quantity of BTC in order to provide meaningful input into the thread (not that Adam has a high meaningful input batting average...
).. ;
In any event, I think it remains good and relevant to bat around our various aspects of our personal holdings, personal strategies... including buying/selling strategies in order to attempt to improve our understanding of our BTC positions in comparison with what others are doing... .
I have come across quite a few people in these BTC forums and also in real life who really seem inclined towards too much risk taking and gambling with their BTC holdings in order to attempt to get rich... Is this Adam? Could be, but I am not going to judge, at this moment.... ...

Nonetheless, when we use BTC as a vehicle towards gambling we become considerably and too much emotionally invested in becoming rich through BTC. .. then we start doing dumb things and even saying (posting) dumb things because prices will not go in the direction that we want/bet.
Frequently, I have to fight back my own inclinations toward gamble through my BTC allocated funds....
For example, yesterday, BTC prices were hovering around the lower $425s.... and the situation seemed really poised towards moving up.. At that point, I was beginning to consider that the odds were in the 80/20 - ish arena that BTC prices were poised towards going up. I began to think that I could make some quickie money, if I bet a bit on green... Accordingly, I took about 30% of my BTC allocated fiat, and I bought at around $425.17. Then for about the next hour, prices went up and down and up and down... and I said, "Shit. That is really stupid of me to buy BTC on the way up when my overall BTC philosophy is to buy on the way up and to sell on the way down, and really at that moment I should have been planning to sell.... but only if the price goes up to meet my sell point... and I said to myself,
"shit!!! what if BTC prices go down from here, and then I am going to be screwed because I am not going to have very much fiat in my BTC fund to buy BTC (because I had just used 30% of those funds to bet on green, rather than saving it in case the outcome is red)..." I reflected that my behavior had been fucking stupid.... for me to take chances with my BTC funds and to be under stress about it... and really, even though the odds had appeared to be 80/20 in favor of Green, there are a fuckload of BTC price manipulators who want us to bet rather than to have a plan (and then those manipulators force BTC prices in the opposite direction).
I said to myself, "fuck, i cannot be gambling with my BTC fiat like that." Thereafter, in the next couple of hours, BTC prices kept bouncing back and forth, and little by little I was able to sell back those BTC that I had bought the $425.25 territory.
Also, even though a few hours later, BTC prices shot up to $430, I had been much relieved to get my BTC portfolio into the proper position of selling on the way up and buying on the way down.. in order that I would not be gambling with my btc allocated funds.... .
So, in essence I believe that many of us have an inclination towards gambling with our BTC allocated monies, even when we attempt to be very diligent, disciplined and cautious about following some kind of a pre-formulated strategy.Either JJG is one of the most strangely committed, excruciatingly tedious troll jobs ever conceived… or he’s all too real folks, your call on which one scares you more.
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Post 14557404 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.49h):
come on tell me how much BTC you got?
[http://nomorecocktails.com/images/Putin2.jpg[/img]
I ain't tellin [/b]
At this point, I'm scared to say. What you got, Adam? 50-ish? Or...
i'm not rich yet.
hahahahahaha Chef... I understand you are just trying to get Adam to reveal some additional specifics about his personal position... yet...
I agree generally with Adam's inclination that it is not necessary to reveal quantity of BTC in order to provide meaningful input into the thread (not that Adam has a high meaningful input batting average...
).. ;
In any event, I think it remains good and relevant to bat around our various aspects of our personal holdings, personal strategies... including buying/selling strategies in order to attempt to improve our understanding of our BTC positions in comparison with what others are doing... .
I have come across quite a few people in these BTC forums and also in real life who really seem inclined towards too much risk taking and gambling with their BTC holdings in order to attempt to get rich... Is this Adam? Could be, but I am not going to judge, at this moment.... ...

Nonetheless, when we use BTC as a vehicle towards gambling we become considerably and too much emotionally invested in becoming rich through BTC. .. then we start doing dumb things and even saying (posting) dumb things because prices will not go in the direction that we want/bet.
Frequently, I have to fight back my own inclinations toward gamble through my BTC allocated funds....
For example, yesterday, BTC prices were hovering around the lower $425s.... and the situation seemed really poised towards moving up.. At that point, I was beginning to consider that the odds were in the 80/20 - ish arena that BTC prices were poised towards going up. I began to think that I could make some quickie money, if I bet a bit on green... Accordingly, I took about 30% of my BTC allocated fiat, and I bought at around $425.17. Then for about the next hour, prices went up and down and up and down... and I said, "Shit. That is really stupid of me to buy BTC on the way up when my overall BTC philosophy is to buy on the way up and to sell on the way down, and really at that moment I should have been planning to sell.... but only if the price goes up to meet my sell point... and I said to myself,
"shit!!! what if BTC prices go down from here, and then I am going to be screwed because I am not going to have very much fiat in my BTC fund to buy BTC (because I had just used 30% of those funds to bet on green, rather than saving it in case the outcome is red)..." I reflected that my behavior had been fucking stupid.... for me to take chances with my BTC funds and to be under stress about it... and really, even though the odds had appeared to be 80/20 in favor of Green, there are a fuckload of BTC price manipulators who want us to bet rather than to have a plan (and then those manipulators force BTC prices in the opposite direction).
I said to myself, "fuck, i cannot be gambling with my BTC fiat like that." Thereafter, in the next couple of hours, BTC prices kept bouncing back and forth, and little by little I was able to sell back those BTC that I had bought the $425.25 territory.
Also, even though a few hours later, BTC prices shot up to $430, I had been much relieved to get my BTC portfolio into the proper position of selling on the way up and buying on the way down.. in order that I would not be gambling with my btc allocated funds.... .
So, in essence I believe that many of us have an inclination towards gambling with our BTC allocated monies, even when we attempt to be very diligent, disciplined and cautious about following some kind of a pre-formulated strategy.Either JJG is one of the most strangely committed, excruciatingly tedious troll jobs ever conceived… or he’s all too real folks, your call on which one scares you more.
If you believe that I could be a troll, you probably need to look up the definition of troll, newbie.
Ahem, that's
Jr Member, to you.
I'll have you know, soon that will be
Full Member, and I'll have a sig campaign to boot. HAterz gon hate.
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Post 14573662 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.49h):
How is segwit like a Rover V8?
4 Liters of displacement for the power output of a 1.7L.
Where are we at on Marcus' countdown?
3
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Post 14574047 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.49h):
It was acceptable when it was Buick back in the 60's. Land rover sold that thing in the 21st century.
Kinda like how 3tps was acceptable in 2011.
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Post 14715154 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.49h):
Accordingly, in the past couple of years, I have created and kept track of my BTC investment portfolio, and surely there is some creative bookkeeping because my particular BTC investment portfolio is spread over a number of exchanges that includes both BTC and dollar balances
I might just misunderstand, please tell me you are keeping your 'BTC investment portfolio' in cold storage. And the few % that you trade with on an exchange, for the shortest time possible to just execute the trade (btc and/or fiat)?
It's looking as if you are inclined to provide some advice here, and accordingly, I will assert that I do not engage in a practice similar to what you have outlined above.
Translation:
JJG defends Blockstream's strangling and rube goldbergization of Bitcoin while keeping all his censhorship-proof 1MB freedom tokens on the server of a KYC'd exchange.
Back to your regularly scheduled programming: Up, Up, UP!
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Post 14734154 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.49h):
Just when this moon rocket had liftoff too... sigh
So much anxiety, followed by pain, in this coin.
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Post 14980958 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.51h):
Jihan Wu is apparently tired of Gregory and Friends treating Bitcoin like their own personal plaything and tinker-ground.
Thank goodness at least one of these miners has [some semblance of] a spine... Time to start talking about PoW changes again?

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Post 14981304 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.51h):
Jihan Wu is apparently tired of Gregory and Friends treating Bitcoin like their own personal plaything and tinker-ground.
Max blocksize limit must be decreased not increased. What Core devs accepted, as max blocksize increase road map, is already on the verge of gambling with the future of bitcoin. Arguing with big blocktards like Jihan Wu is a waste of time. He'd better move his pool on mining altcoins.
Ideally, Core should change the PoW and have their own fork with 1MB4EVA and dramatic changes implemented via soft fork every three months. The ASIC branch of the fork could have a blocksize determined by the free market, by miners themselves... Then we see which branch attracts the most capital, and until spent or moved, your keys would be valid on both chains. This should have been done 6 months ago, we're like a married couple that hates each other and should have gotten a divorce a long time ago.
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Post 14981513 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.51h):
Ideally, Core should change the PoW and have their own fork
You're a paid jew banker shill account so of course you want there to be a fork to two chains, that's the fastest way for the price to go down. Accounts registered in 2016 pretending not to be shills and talking about hostile hard forks LOL.
Hey it wasn't just me, scurrying gentile friend... a bunch of the mini blockists are salivating about mining at home again.

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Post 14981579 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.51h):
Ideally, Core should change the PoW and have their own fork
You're a paid jew banker shill account so of course you want there to be a fork to two chains, that's the fastest way for the price to go down. Accounts registered in 2016 pretending not to be shills and talking about hostile hard forks LOL.
Hey it wasn't just me, scurrying gentile friend... a bunch of the mini blockists are salivating about mining at home again.
Nice, so you just proved you have the ability to have 2 different web browsers open and spam Jew banker propaganda in both windows at the same time. What a feat! You get a $2 bonus from the JIDF this month!
Read their post history, my paranoid friend. A little more difficult than just letting out your Tourettes "Jew Banker Shill!" tick... but it may prove illuminating for you.
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Post 15734347 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.56h):

The toppling of the wall began with a single brick.
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Post 15794317 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.56h):
I love how companies like Coinbase (who have never had a breach) get attacked on reddit/bitcoin mercilously and constantly on a daily and weekly basis...
...meanwhile on there no one ever attacks Bitfinex, simply shrugs off their hacks and constantly shady crap with a 'whatever'.

I really hope Bitfinex never recovers from this, I hope they finally go down in flames.
Pretty simpo really.
Brian Armstrong advocates for a maxblocksize increase causing Coinbase to be FUDded relentlessly by the Blockstream/Core/Theymos sycophants.
Phil G Potter advocates for Core's 1MB4EVA and soft fork salad, everybody turns a blind eye to repeated site failures and glaring warning signs of incompetence.
And now, we reap what we've sown.

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Post 15794449 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.56h):
Phil G Potter advocates for Core's 1MB4EVA and soft fork salad, everybody turns a blind eye to repeated site failures and glaring warning signs of incompetence.
I wasn't aware that bitfinex have ever said much about block size, certainly not to the extent of coinbaseman or we'd know about it. they're in the business of quietly screwing everyone, not getting involved in block politics.
Fair enough. He
was a prominent signatory to the farce that talked down the miners from doing something 4 months ago.
https://medium.com/@bitcoinroundtable/a-call-for-consensus-d96d5560d8d6Granted, his importance in this field pretty much ended today.
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Post 15795447 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.56h):
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Post 15796651 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.56h):
Still way too early to call.
I mean, let's assume they lost 50% of their holdings in customer funds, then yeah, what you say could be correct.
At this time, we do not have enough information to confirm that they lost 50% of customer funds, and we are really in the dark until Bitfinex makes some kind of clarifying statement to give us some kind of ballpark idea of the real scope of the problem (even if they are not completely transparent about it, we still need to get some thing from them or some other authority that is able to more solidly confirm the matter), and price could shoot upwards or downwards based on the disclosures of actual facts... and it is even possible that BTC prices are currently going back up somewhat in anticipation that the news is not as bad as the worse case scenarios that are currently being painted.
Dude, our grammatically challenged friend pumpy just
showed you the scope of the problem.
It's 119,756 BTC, some of that probably yours.
You think there is a chance of running an admitted fractional reserve exchange? Please. They need to be unwound now, and that's gonna be messy, it could be a years long process if Gox is any guide.
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Post 15797178 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.56h):
I think that a lot of us are in a state of credulity regarding what appears to be the severity of the loss in this situation, and then especially the way that Bitfinex went down today, the nature of their notice and their so far failure to clarify the situation with more specifics.
It surely would be nice if they truly did exercise any level of security close to that with their systems .. but, yeah, i think a lot of us are having considerable doubts about whether those are valid security claims... and then access to cold storage would be through only a limited number of Bitfinex agents.. and security does not always prevent insider jobs, but then again, there could be some ability to trace insider jobs, too.
I think that I already addressed these issues, no, and aren't we getting a bit repetitive?
Sure, we have some information sources speculating about what could be going on at bitfinex, and we also need to hear more from bitfinex about what they are asserting and to figure out the extent that they are being frank or if the rumors and speculation points are overly exaggerated.
Yeah, we gotta take some of what they say with a grain of salt, but going on a whole bunch of speculations regarding the worst case scenarios and aftermath remedies seems to be quite a bit premature.. even though you could be correct that the situation is as bad or worse than expected... so yeah, we gotta prepare for continued volatility that could go in either direction.. neither direction is guaranteed at this point and based on the largely speculative information currently available.
Why weave this intricate web of equivocations and meaningless observations? They lost 120k BTC, poof, gone. It's insurmountable to come back from that, now it's just a question of what % you get out after the lawyers have done a thorough fee raping of the remaining assets.
Sometimes I swear science could discover something about you, have you considered volunteering for some type of magnetoencephalography?
[No offense intended to those NOT JJG who lost funds today.]
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Post 15797783 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.56h):
yep they are gonna sell a lot of papers and web eyeballs....and wait for it at the end of the week
when the miners say they are gonna say FU to bitcoin core
and forkthen we will have a pity party of epic proportions (the other shoe to drop)
FML
I would be buying that like a mofo, if it's any consolation.

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Post 16082120 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.57h):
Are you saying there is no solution to the scaling problems? I didn't quite catch that
You ever converse with a brick wall? Yeah, that's about what it's gonna be like.
It feels like the cryptomarket is just waiting for a solid scaling solution to happen for the price to skyrocket...
You're exactly right. Speculative markets are forward looking, and as they see zero progress towards increasing Bitcoin's capacity... the capacity for price growth is similarly capped.
But it's only Bitcoin that's slipped this particular noose around its own neck... to the dramatic speculative benefit of competing networks in the "cryptomarket".
https://twitter.com/ErikVoorhees/status/770373513685241856
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Post 16091082 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.57h):
Is LN still happening?
Still in Alpha. Prob minimum 6 months out.
I think your estimate may be a couple months off. These things usually happen in April.
I, for one, can't wait to open prepaid channels with gigantic monolithic hubs (because breadth of connectivity, liquidity, and free markets). P2Hub Hub2P was always superior to P2P, we just didn't know it yet. Lack of eye-watering complexity (pre-payment, always-connected private key holding wallets, one-day time locks protecting you from getting robbed) was always holding back Bitcoin's mass adoption.
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Post 16092104 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.57h):
Did Elwar not tell granny that he recently almost immediately lost 15% of the proceeds of the sale of his house to a devaluation, along with at least $5K appropriated by the BTC financial institushun he was using? That oughtta scare her more than an arbitrary capacity limit from 2010 being used to drive demand to a VC funded (not currently existing) scam layer.
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Post 16196482 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.57h):
Weekly Stochastics have not been this low since F'ing June 2015!
800's is where its at. we'll be there shortly i think and kinda bounce around there until bitcoin inevitably dies and price crashes to 0.
What, I don't visit this thread in a few weeks and when I check in Adam is talking about bitcoin death and JJG is nowhere to be seen? Is it April 1?
Glad to be missed...
I am back!!!!!!
He didn't say you were missed.
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Post 16200317 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.57h):
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Post 16272116 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.57h):
How long has it been? it appears to have been set at "medium priority" with a fee of less than $.02 and a quantity of about $66. Projected to confirm in 6 blocks, but even if it takes a day, are you in a rush? Why would you assume that you are going to lose the money, unless it has been more than a day?
Pay no attention to JayJuanGee, nor the blockchain.info "medium". You paid 10 satoshi per byte, which is indeed quite low for inclusion in the congestion the network faces these days. The $66 value, or whatev, has absolutely zero impact on the priority of a transaction, JJG might be surprised to hear.
https://tradeblock.com/bitcoin/tx/785cc496c9bd7c61a0d42b278134259cb5735fc7a4807552430b74af4cce8c96And here for the fullness of blocks, and their avg
sat/byte fees.
https://tradeblock.com/bitcoin/I did a big multi KB one at 9 sat/byte recently and it eventually went through. Mined by antpool. That was a weekend, tho, iirc.
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Post 16272565 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.57h):
.......The $66 value, or whatev, has absolutely zero impact on the priority of a transaction, JJG might be surprised to hear.
Why do you seem to feel some kind of insecurity in that you want to try to battle with me regarding some point that I did not make?
For your edumacation, BMBG, that's referred to as a strawman argument, which by definition is a creature of your own creation.
I would like to point out, however, that frequently folks raise the issue of transaction amount and fee amount in the same sentence in order to clarify the current fee situation within bitcoin in which, as you pointed out BMBG, largely the fee amounts are not synchronized with the transaction amount - and so a transaction will receive a very similar levels of priority in processing based on the pure fee amount (which could be anywhere between $.02 and $.20), yet the value of of the transaction could be $66 or $66,000 .. yet people still like to disclose the value of the transaction in order to consider the value of the bitcoin network and to compare fees that may exist in mainstream fiat institutions or some kinds of attempts to electronically transmit value outside of mainstream fiat institutions.
Go home JJG, ur drunk.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=994.msg12168#msg12168
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Post 16313595 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.57h):
I was talking to the owner of the local restaurant about bitcoin and he was considering accepting it. He likes that the fees are minimal compared to his credit card service, the no charge backs, the fact that the currency is not a government currency that is built to lose value, how he can send it all around the world within seconds.
But then he asked "is there any new development"?
I said not much, just some usual improvements at a stable pace as necessary for a developing new currency.
He immediately kicked me out of his restaurant and told me to never return.
Another exaggeration... (and I did not really think that you, Elwar, were the exaggerating type)
What bullshit.
JJG, retarded as ever.
If we keep the 1MB blocksize limit we might also stay on $600 for decades.
[snip]
Maybe.
After The Great Economic Collapse ™ happens while BTC has the capacity of a medium sized shopping center... $600 might buy you a slice of bread.
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Post 16317148 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.57h):
What did I miss? I wasn't done dumping yet.
I did a Localbitcoin's buy of nearly 5 bitcoins, and then I was going to sell back right away with nearly a $30 spread - however, I had another urgent matter in the real world that I needed to deal with, so I thought that I should take care of the real world matter first, and prices have been pretty stable for a couple of weeks.. so no big deal, and then I would sell the coins that I had bought after I finished up the real world matter. Next thing you know, I turn my head, and my $30 spread turned into a $15 spread... and therefore, I just locked in the $15 spread.. and a bit irritated by my having had diddle daddled around in my distraction.
Had stuff happen to me a few times. Sometimes I would break even and wonder if it was worth the time and gas.
But every good trade builds your reputation so it's good in the long term.
Played German money transmitter a few times... the clientele was rather lacking in hygiene standards and punctuality, sometimes... both.

But every good trade builds your
case file reputation, so it's good in the long term. Just ask BurtW.

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Post 16353765 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.57h):
Bet we could swap that pie chart right around if BitcoinUnlimited was the only option available for download on:
bitcoin.org
r/bitcoin
bitcointalk.org
And core was available on bitcoincore.org
Just goes to show how Bitcoin is already centrally controlled. Domain names mean more than hashrate...
JJG and his ilk blindly cheer while their more cunning cousins place native BTC in a chokehold in order to drive transactions off-chain and make Blockstream shareholders rich.
Guess we'll see what happens, cowardly chinese miners won't be doing squat until the price takes a swan dive.
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Post 16420075 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.57h):
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Post 16449104 (copy this link) (by beastmodeBiscuitGravy) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.57h):
Austin Hill