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Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD – Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion

Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD – Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion

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Any success stories? Someone managed to buy at 930?

why buy @930? is too much, wait for good price, it will come. after bullmarket comes bearmarket, maybe for 2-3 years

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Ok, this selloff is really starting to rustle my breeches.

No one can seriously be enjoying this, it is a serious collapse in confidence in BTC and possibly the whole crypto landscape. You are not safe in alts.

Yes, it will recover. Eventually.  But what if this isn’t 2012 all over again, but it’s 2014? 

We hit an ATH of 1350 (ok, on a spike) within the last few weeks.  At the top of a long bull run.  The civil war is starting to like like it might be the start of a nuclear fucking winter.  I don’t want to go through three years to get back here again. 

We need to get angry.  Not between the respective ‘camps’ but with anyone arguing for either side in this civil war.

If anyone here is not part of the solution, they are part of the problem.

Find a compromise, end this – or you are shooting your own golden goose.

I’m enjoying it. Bought a bit. Buying more if it drops more.

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There is no bubble.

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No one can seriously be enjoying this

I’m enjoying it.

I always thought bitcoin would become more valuable the more times it pushed the envelope and scotched taboos.

On taboo is a contentious hardfork – or at least the serious prospect of one and how it gets resolved. It’s just something that has to be explored before the blockchain is allowed to carry a value of £100,000 per coin.

Rights of passage phase. There’s been plenty of them and they all seemed apocalyptic at the time.

The BU drama is a hoax – fuelled by the low cost of signalling. Nevertheless, it’s had the effect of freaking a few people out. So I’d say it’s more of a sociological phenomenon than a technological one.

Just another day at the office.

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I bought Dash 3 years ago because I liked its monetary model.

On chain scaling roadmapped. Transparent blockchain like bitcoin. 2-tier protocol which makes possible all the stuff that BCC is having to do off chain.

Critiscisms like ‘bank of Duffield’ now look a bit silly against the current backdrop of events. You could hardly have a greater contrast (or in financial terms ‘hedge’) with what’s happening in bitcoin.

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BU Logic

Step1: Conglomerate of miners corner the hash rate and fork to allow themselves to decide the size of the block.
Step2: Huh
Step3: People invest int BTCINA COIN  Secured by code your friendly conglomerate of Chinese miners  PROFIT $$$

Sure Wall St, Come over here, invest billions and approve your ETFs. You can trust us™ AngryAngry

Is BU crowed seriously so we-tar-ded that no one considered that convincing the 50% + 1 of miners of something that is directly related to their short term profits might be the easy part?

Miners need to be forced to realize that they might be left with their tokens to themselves. There will be blood, Loaded, once again, i applaud you!  

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“And it leads to an obvious but crazy conclusion: if decentralisation is what makes bitcoin good, and growth threatens decentralisation, then bitcoin should not be allowed to grow.” -Mike Hearn
Yes, yes, and again yes. Until better solution is found, growth should not be achieved by simply sacrificing decentralization!

(Why?)

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