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2020 Nov 12, 7:47am   27,310 views  605 comments

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Crypto that is, blockchain = AI secure SMART contracts displayed on a public open ledger.
Large investors are at the table now while the herd is grazing in other pastures and for the savvy they are opening the door of crypto opportunity.
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=bitcoin

Past Bitcoin hater changes tune, Economist Nouriel Roubini, also known as “Dr. Doom,” has admitted that bitcoin may be a store of value. Roubini sees a “big revolution” coming in the next three years due to central banks launching their own digital currencies. https://news.bitcoin.com/dr-doom-nouriel-roubini-bitcoin-store-of-value/

Bloomberg 400 billionaire Stan Druckenmiller says he now owns both gold and Bitcoin, and expects Bitcoin to outperform gold. https://blockchain.news/news/billionaire-stan-druckenmiller-bitcoin-gold-btc-risk-return

Legendary investor Bill Miller just went on CNBC and said that every major bank, investment bank or high net-worth firm is going to eventually have some exposure to bitcoin. https://markets.businessinsider.com/currencies/news/bitcoin-price-legendary-investor-bill-miller-resilience-better-every-day-2020-11-1029776469

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100   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 23, 7:43am  

I am watching the google trends for Bitcoin. This should continue to go straight up. Everything else would be a surprise. Exciting times.

101   Cash   2020 Nov 23, 9:02am  

Watch the USD (DX), the dollar had a pop from econ news Chicago Fed National Activity Index (OCT) and Manufacturing PMI which didn't really have a big effect on crypto or the stock market. Prior DX broke the last low and now once the traders take the pop profit we'll be able to see if the environment stays risk-on which I am betting it will for the time being and Crypto keeps rising and the stock market keeps consolidating in it's current range.
102   Cash   2020 Nov 23, 6:52pm  

BTW gold bugs you have been squirted and Raid'd by Crypto and gold will set at the bottom of the pile until ??? USD is even more loved then gold atm lmhao
103   Cash   2020 Nov 24, 7:05am  

BTC just announced by it's pattern of price it contains high probability of hitting the ATH much sooner then later. Get your ticckets while on sale the SHIP is undocking lmhao
104   Robert Sproul   2020 Nov 24, 7:33am  

I tried scanning this thread for mention of the news that PayPal was now selling (correct terminology?) Bitcoin. This seems huge to me. I would have dabbled in BTC a little bit but it always seemed like too much hassle. Now I, and 350 million other PayPal users, can do it easily. I guess, I haven't done it.
105   WookieMan   2020 Nov 24, 7:45am  

Robert Sproul says
Now I, and 350 million other PayPal users, can do it easily. I guess, I haven't done it.

Tread lightly. You're trading actual useful, stable currency in for spreadsheets that are a pain to deal with off exchanges (which aren't secure). Be careful of the hype. This has happened before and lots of people lost their asses. These threads read like penny stock forums. FOMO always runs out of steam.
106   Cash   2020 Nov 24, 7:50am  

Robert Sproul says
can do it easily

It's not that big of a deal now I would start with coinbase and migrate to coinbase pro.
Don't listen to wookie he is just bitter he missed the boat and he is going to miss the ship.... Do your own DD and forget about the
know-nothing doubters wookie has all opinion and no real knowledge.
107   Onvacation   2020 Nov 24, 7:52am  

Cash says
wookie has all opinion and know real knowledge.

Agreed! Wookie is a smart man!
108   Cash   2020 Nov 24, 7:54am  

Start with $btc and $eth and study DeFi if you are interested in buying other coins. $snx $link $ada
https://defipulse.com/ change the chart to a year DeFi has grown about 1300% 6mo.+/-
109   Cash   2020 Nov 24, 7:58am  

BTW Kroger is offering 1.5% BTC spiff to its customers, VISA has a patent to massive integrate crypto and bigger then all of that is banks can now invest take custody
and hold customers private keys for CRYPTO... wookie needs to catch up lmhao
110   Cash   2020 Nov 24, 8:10am  

Play the Podcast by Nathaniel Whittemore https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-shortage-paypal-cashapp Listen to the 1st min or so then jump to 13.30 and thats the meat...
111   Cash   2020 Nov 24, 8:24am  

Robert Sproul says
PayPal was now selling

More importantly the report mentions Paypal is buying about 70% of all newly mined BTC and they have 3x the customer base of BTC holder
=supply/DEMAND
112   WookieMan   2020 Nov 24, 12:18pm  

Cash says
BTW Kroger is offering 1.5% BTC spiff to its customers, VISA has a patent to massive integrate crypto and bigger then all of that is banks can now invest take custody
and hold customers private keys for CRYPTO... wookie needs to catch up lmhao

Decentralized. NO #Visa #Kroger
Anonymous. NO #Visa #Kroger
Secure. NO #Visa #Kroger

Did I catch up? Let me know.
113   AD   2020 Nov 24, 12:32pm  

Janet Yellen has criticized Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as being used for illegal transactions.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/her-own-words-janet-yellen-180826628.html

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114   WookieMan   2020 Nov 24, 12:42pm  

ad says
Janet Yellen has criticized Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as being used for illegal transactions.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/her-own-words-janet-yellen-180826628.html

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And that's the problem. A Mexican drug lord can pile up a room full of cash. Has Mexican authorities bribed or uses off shore sources and dumps $20-30M over a couple of days/weeks into crypto. Prices rise and FOMO sets in for the average person. So $30M more gets pumped in from average people as the drug lord sells it off making his money squeaky clean, all while getting paid to launder it.

I'm just throwing out random numbers, but it's not difficult to move a market that has such a low participation rate. All the same shit is being posted again about BTC going to the moon like back in '17. As I've said, rinse and repeat and suck the money out of suckers.
115   Robert Sproul   2020 Nov 24, 12:48pm  

Cash says
Do your own DD

I trust myself last re: DD. I try to find one smart guy and get inspiration and confidence from him. Preferably he is not selling me anything. It has worked every once in a while.
This Saylor guy caught my attention with his rationale. And his commitment of 400 m:
www.youtube.com/embed/WrR95PFYDFQ

Anyway I need a little coin to buy psychedelic drugs on whatever site has replaced Silk Road.
116   AD   2020 Nov 24, 1:00pm  

I remember Saylor as I lived not far from Microstrategy back in the late 1990s. He was worth a few billion then his stock went bust. I am surprised Microstrategy and Saylor are still around to get this amount of attention.
117   AD   2020 Nov 24, 1:03pm  

WookieMan says
As I've said, rinse and repeat and suck the money out of suckers


I don't see the major governments that issue debt (i.e, European Union, USA, Canada, etc) allowing Bitcoin and crypto currencies to flourish.

Let alone, Bitcoin is becoming like tulips a few hundreds of years ago in Holland, its just a hyper-speculative asset.

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118   Cash   2020 Nov 24, 3:13pm  

Crypto is just another market to be harvested..... I don't give 2 cents for anything wookie has to say about the subject nor do I care what analogy you
use in reference. Its much easier to just spew opinions then add added value to these post....
119   Cash   2020 Nov 24, 3:15pm  

ad says
I don't see the major governments that issue debt

By the way debt don't matter with modern monetary theory just add the digits...
120   WookieMan   2020 Nov 24, 3:45pm  

Cash says
Crypto is just another market to be harvested

There ya go. You finally said what I've been saying. Make your money. Way too risky for my blood and I'm man enough to admit that. I've got kids I've got to raise and I'm quite well off as is. I haven't told anyone not to gamble in crypto, just to be careful.

Cash says
Its much easier to just spew opinions then add added value to these post....

That's the thing, there's no value to be added to these posts. They reek of pump and dump. MSM is crap too, but link to CoinDesk, blockchain dot whatever. You're posting biased sources pretending like it's fact. Those sites don't get any ad revenue without traffic and people buying crypto. You know this is fact. If you want to trust the information, that's up to you. Understand the bias at least is all I'm saying.
121   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 24, 3:52pm  

Robert Sproul says
I tried scanning this thread for mention of the news that PayPal was now selling (correct terminology?) Bitcoin. This seems huge to me. I would have dabbled in BTC a little bit but it always seemed like too much hassle. Now I, and 350 million other PayPal users, can do it easily. I guess, I haven't done it.


Robert, you may also use you the Robinhood app to buy Crypto. Or sign up for the Coinbase or Binance exchange app.
122   AD   2020 Nov 24, 7:14pm  

Cash says
By the way debt don't matter with modern monetary theory just add the digits...


As long as the US federal budget spends less than 15% on debt service then its okay.

And as long as food, housing, transportation, public education, and healthcare are readily available to the working class, then yes it is okay (i.e., standard of living sustained).

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123   Cash   2020 Nov 24, 8:25pm  

ad says
As long as the US federal budget spends less than 15% on debt service then its okay.

And as long as food, housing, transportation, public education, and healthcare are readily available to the working class, then yes it is okay (i.e., standard of living sustained).

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All I can do is laugh at you guys, all the way to the bank.... Bank on it lmhao
125   AD   2020 Nov 24, 8:29pm  

Cash says
ad says
As long as the US federal budget spends less than 15% on debt service then its okay.

And as long as food, housing, transportation, public education, and healthcare are readily available to the working class, then yes it is okay (i.e., standard of living sustained).

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All I can do is laugh at you guys, all the way to the bank.... Bank on it lmhao


I hope you can get your winnings from the Bitcoin casino before it goes bust.
126   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 24, 8:31pm  

Not a casino. Long term investment that will be very profitable. Bitcoin has been valued at a few hundred dollars just recently. Now its already at 19k - per coin!
Citibank estimated it will be at 318K a coin by next year.
127   Cash   2020 Nov 24, 8:53pm  

ad says
I hope you can get your winnings from the Bitcoin casino before it goes bust.
No worries at all... BTC and crypto in general are going up, no ifs and buts about it, I will definitely be taking it to the bank. At the same time if and when I see the DX bottoming out I will be deleveraging JIC of a good pullback which BTC could go all the way back to 13500 and thats only a 38.2 fib. Im not worried about my money no need for you and wookie boy to be.. lmhao
128   Cash   2020 Nov 25, 7:48am  

PayPal CEO on why the company is getting into cryptocurrency

https://www.youtube.com/embed/aZO4ddO0J_E
129   Cash   2020 Nov 26, 5:40am  

Coinbase CEO: Trump Administration May ‘Rush Out’ Burdensome Crypto Wallet Rules
https://www.coindesk.com/coinbase-ceo-trump-administration-may-rush-out-burdensome-crypto-wallet-rules
130   Cash   2020 Nov 26, 7:00am  

3 Reasons Bitcoin Crashed By $3,000 (And Why It’s Still Bullish)
https://www.coindesk.com/3-reasons-bitcoin-crashed-by-3000-and-why-its-still-bullish
131   WookieMan   2020 Nov 26, 7:16am  

Lol is all I'll say. This has happened before. I'd have sold everything at $18k unless you were still holding from the previous spike 3 years ago as BTC just moved sideways for 3 years. While they're still positive articles in overall nature, I at least appreciate that you're not that biased and can post what are seemingly negative articles to the common person.

BTC and crypto is an amazing trading vehicle. It is not a long term investment. There might be a turkey day bump due to families getting together and selling them on BTC, but it's likely back in 4 digit land no later than the end of January. There will be a sell off due to uncertainty. Nobody knows how this transition goes (or doesn't) and BTC ain't gonna be there for you if shit hits the fan. I think people realize this.

Not a prediction, but wouldn't be shocked if it's below $8k by end of year.
132   Cash   2020 Nov 29, 5:48am  

Guggenheim Fund Files to Be Able to Invest Up to Almost $500M in Bitcoin Through GBTC
https://www.coindesk.com/guggenheim-fund-files-to-be-able-to-invest-up-to-almost-500m-in-bitcoin-through-gbtc

I am still holding due to I did expect some sort of price impulse move up after the dump I could take advantage of and sell
some of my holdings which I am likely to do if BTC doesn't perform well today. Whales dumped a bunch of coin on the exchanges
at the top which indicated they were going to cash at the same time USD institutionally is at the bottom of the barrel and likely going
lower, BTCs main quote currency.the 1 that really cts. Also DJI is up over the weekend and xau is likely to continue to fall, all BTC
positive and Sunday mornings are often BTCs sweet spot as is Tokyo's FX Monday open and could take the challenge of 18250/18800
otherwise I might have to kick it to the curb and make price plead me to be taken back.
133   Tix2fun   2020 Nov 29, 8:55am  

Can someone explain me when BTC goes up every time we compare it with Tulip Bulb Mania of 17th century, but with BTC again back to it’s all time high of 2017 proves it’s now considered as an asset class like gold, stocks, art collections or Real Estate. With Square and PayPal support it opens up more inflows in this asset, so like any asset bubble it will have its own cycle and irrational exuberance. Experts say BTC will goto 100K / 300k time will tell.
Any asset is worth as much as the value it provides and no more, for me I fail to understand what’s the physical value of BTC and hence stopped me from investing my hard earned money in it. But for sure BTC has now become an asset and is not like one time Tulip Bulb mania.

My reason for not investing in BTC is I don’t trust crypto exchanges and not sure if it’s still has full support from government. Neither FDIC nor SIPC coverage applies to cryptocurrencies. And crypto presents some unique risks that cash and securities do not. First, the exchange where you store your cryptocurrency could get hacked.

So I stick to basic proven assets like gold, stocks and real estate. Once we have backing from government FDIC or SIPC I might decide to invest 1% of my portfolio.
134   MisdemeanorRebel   2020 Nov 29, 9:01am  

I stick to cash, stocks, real estate, Yams and .22LR in 1000 round boxes.
135   Cash   2020 Nov 29, 9:08am  

Tix2fun says
So I stick to basic proven assets like gold, stocks and real estate.

Thats probably best. Only invest in things you have knowledge about ;)
136   Cash   2020 Nov 29, 9:11am  

NoCoupForYou says
I stick to cash, stocks, real estate, Yams and .22LR in 1000 round boxes.
I have plenty of all that and the players in crypto on patnet don't care if you do or don't partake, I know I don't it matters not to me at all lmhao
137   Cash   2020 Nov 29, 9:22am  

Tix2fun says
Once we have backing from government FDIC or SIPC I might decide to invest 1% of my portfolio.
https://www.occ.gov/topics/charters-and-licensing/interpretations-and-actions/2020/int1170.pdf Also many of the exchanges depending are insured
especially in the DeFi market 1 being NEXO https://nexo.io/security
138   Tix2fun   2020 Nov 29, 9:32am  

Cash says
Tix2fun says
So I stick to basic proven assets like gold, stocks and real estate.

Thats probably best. Only invest in things you have knowledge about ;)


Back in 2017 like many investors I have done deep dive into crypto read lots of articles etc . Infact I did a course in blockchain.I believe in blockchain but for BTC I shared my reservations why I am still not convinced it is beyond my risk appetite.

Also I stick to investment fundamentals, BTC Investors tend to think that there will always be buyers whom they can sell at a higher price than their cost. It looks true because many have been doing it, but this is obviously incorrect. When the prices appreciate beyond the affordability of investors, there will be no buyers and prices come crashing down.
139   Cash   2020 Nov 29, 10:15am  

Tix2fun says
I stick to investment fundamentals

Not much more fundamental then the banks being able to play in this arena. https://www.occ.gov/topics/charters-and-licensing/interpretations-and-actions/2020/int1170.pdf Tix2fun says
When the prices appreciate beyond the affordability of investors, there will be no buyers and prices come crashing down.
Most buy fractions of BTC so that is not much of a problem. I personally trade crypto similar to how I trade currency strong against the weak and I am not afraid to sell which is the problem many have due to lack of experience.

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