Thread: RIP Bitcoin

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Does that portfolio look about 70% down or is it me?:

Originally Posted by Dillinger

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Does that portfolio look about 70% down or is it me?:

Sweet, only had to be 80% up at the time of the post and I'm up 10%

Think was up around 160% 2 weeks before that. Then one of the crashes happened. Prolly in the + or - 10% range today.

He has been keeping a low profile and keeping stum lately few more months and begging in Patters.

Originally Posted by Chico

He has been keeping a low profile and keeping stum lately few more months and begging in Patters.

Out n about along the coast at the moment, looking at condos for that December sell.




Bang Saray, hmmmm. So so.

Originally Posted by Luigi

Out n about along the coast at the moment, looking at condos for that December sell.




Bang Saray, hmmmm. So so.

Hah 300k baht,you'll be lucky

Originally Posted by Luigi

Out n about along the coast at the moment, looking at condos for that December sell.




Bang Saray, hmmmm. So so.

Yah Bang Saray for sure has short time rooms.

^how's that flounce going?

Originally Posted by uncle junior

He has been keeping a low profile

I guess he fell into the dimple on bombattas derriere

Damn, back up above 300k.

Was hoping for a 250k buy 300k sell on. Quick n sleazy 50k.

Dont shoot the messenger bud

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

I'm with John McAfee

you do have something in common

John McAfee boldly predicted on Twitter that if the price of Bitcoin did not reach $500,000 by the end of 2020, “I will eat my own dick on national television.”

More investment advice from a semi-literate old man who drinks his piss and parrots superficial BTC fanboy catechisms...

Awesome.

Originally Posted by AntRobertson

More investment advice from a semi-literate old man who drinks his piss and parrots superficial BTC fanboy catechisms...

Awesome.

Obviously you cannot think for yourself, the #1 prerequisite for this crypto game.

You should simply move back to NZ and go on public assistance, welfare or the dole, whatever they call it there.

Very clearly you ain't gonna cut it here... Bye bye dummy!

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

*Rant*

fellow day traders on binance:

which pairs do you usually trade?

i usually just keep it simple and trade against usdt as that's what i hold on the days i'm not trading (usdt/usd being stable).

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

nine months ago

but earl - if you had bought bitcoin in 2013

you would be imbibing the urine of virgins from the exaust pipe of your lambo while sitting on the moooooooon

Originally Posted by baldrick

but earl - if you had bought bitcoin in 2013

you would be imbibing the urine of virgins from the exaust pipe of your lambo while sitting on the moooooooon

I didn't know anything about it back then, was too busy playing motorcycle adventurer.

And then there was that three year lull in the market with a shitload of FUD being sold.

and I ain't interested in Lambos or virgins.

Now I be forming and idea for an ICO based on sustainable eco-bamboo and reforestation project.

Lambos and virgins are kinda boring.

Watching giant bamboo grow is pretty cool.

https://support.binance.com/hc/en-us...s/115003372072

How to use Stop-Limit Function


Stop price: When the current price reaches the given stop price, the stop-limit order is executed to buy or sell at the limit price or better.
Limit price: The price (or potentially better) that the stop-limit order is executed at.

Quantity: The quantity to buy or sell in the stop-limit order.
Please note: A maximum of 2 stop-limit orders are allowed for each trading pair at any point in time.


To show an Example:


The last traded price of BNB is 0.000165 BTC, and the resistance is around 0.000169 BTC. If you think that the price will go higher after the price reaches the resistance, you can put a Stop-Limit order to automatically buy more BNB at the price of 0.000170 BTC. This way you won’t have to continuously watch market movements waiting for the price to reach your target price.

anybody use the stop-limit orders on binance?

they are good when you predict the price will be moving quickly and you want to get a good price.

example: there is a strong resistance line for btc at 12,000. if it breaks that resistance, it will move up quickly.

so place the stop-limit order with a stop price of 12,100 and a limit price of 12,200 (for example).

so if/when btc hits 12,100, your order will be placed to buy btc at 12,200.

Has anyone managed to install Daedalus (for ADA)?

I tried installing it about a week ago, still "connecting to network..." which I assume means it has to update the entire blockchain, much like the LTC Core wallet.

^I have it on my windows laptop. Took a long time to synchronize. If that wallet is any indication of the research the Cardano team is doing, I'm not impressed.

This Is What Happens When Bitcoin Miners Take Over Your Town

Eastern Washington had cheap power and tons of space. Then the suitcases of cash started arriving.

By PAUL ROBERTS
March/April 2018

https://www.politico.com/magazine/st...feature-217230

EAST WENATCHEE, Washington—Hands on the wheel, eyes squinting against the winter sun, Lauren Miehe eases his Land Rover down the main drag and tells me how he used to spot promising sites to build a bitcoin mine, back in 2013, when he was a freshly arrived techie from Seattle and had just discovered this sleepy rural community.

The attraction then, as now, was the Columbia River, which we can glimpse a few blocks to our left. Bitcoin mining—the complex process in which computers solve a complicated math puzzle to win a stack of virtual currency—uses an inordinate amount of electricity, and thanks to five hydroelectric dams that straddle this stretch of the river, about three hours east of Seattle, miners could buy that power more cheaply here than anywhere else in the nation. Long before locals had even heard the words “cryptocurrency” or “blockchain,” Miehe and his peers realized that this semi-arid agricultural region known as the Mid-Columbia Basin was the best place to mine bitcoin in America—and maybe the world.

The trick, though, was finding a location where you could put all that cheap power to work. You needed an existing building, because in those days, when bitcoin was trading for just a few dollars, no one could afford to build something new. You needed space for a few hundred high-speed computer servers, and also for the heavy-duty cooling system to keep them from melting down as they churned out the trillions of calculations necessary to mine bitcoin. Above all, you needed a location that could handle a lot of electricity—a quarter of a megawatt, maybe, or even a half a megawatt, enough to light up a couple hundred homes.

The best mining sites were the old fruit warehouses—the basin is as famous for its apples as for its megawatts—but those got snapped up early. So Miehe, a tall, gregarious 38-year-old who would go on to set up a string of mines here, learned to look for less obvious solutions. He would roam the side streets and back roads, scanning for defunct businesses that might have once used a lot of power. An old machine shop, say. A closed-down convenience store. Or this: Miehe slows the Land Rover and points to a shuttered carwash sitting forlornly next to a Taco Bell. It has the space, he says. And with the water pumps and heaters, “there’s probably a ton of power distributed not very far from here,” Miehe tells me. “That could be a bitcoin mine.”

continued at link...

interesting article - green owed

first day trade of the day: bought some btc/usdt at 8,700.

looks like a double bottom on the 7 day chart: