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So I was thinking the other day about this, and by asking, I will either expose my ignorance, and/or also perhaps learn something that I'm missing. So here is the setup. You set up a bitcoin node, and it downloads all the transactions and your computer has to verify every block. It is my...

Imagine how amazing this would look over at C2? https://trade.collective2.com/

Everything that @johnarb said sounds pretty damn good to me. And I would also add that I watch Jeff Snyder over at EuroDollar University quite religiously. https://www.youtube.com/@eurodollaruniversity/videos But I think Lyn goes over this very well. So if the EuroDollar system is...

I don't think this is true. I'm the wrong person to make the case, but I don't think the fed has anything to do with the Eurodollar. This is also why nobody knows how many are out there.

I watched a video on YouTube from a bitcoin guy I like, but he also shits on stablecoins. But it goes me thinking, isn't the EuroDollar essentially a dollar that the US government doesn't print or manage? Yet this system is what actually runs the world. Dollars outside of the US is what runs...

Excellent thread and I fully agree. The government risk is huge. When governments get desperate, they will go after everything, and real estate will be incredibly difficult to hide. I do kind of agree though. We can't have people parking money in real estate when its necessary for survival...

It really is funny to see the opinions at the time, and fast forward now to the result. That is also partly why for me, it makes no sense to invest in equities. Sure, there is risk of ruin with bitcoin, but the asymmetric bet of crypto is insane. One of the things I don't like is the attacks...

I should have clarified to say that the property would be for me to live in! Now, if renting turns out to be cheaper in the long run than owning, then perhaps that is something to consider. But I speak with confidence because my dad fortunately owns his own townhouse, but if he was to rent, no...

Wow, such an interesting thread. I just scanned it, but if I look at a chart at that point, we see this. Blue arrow points to the date of the thread. And yes, it does look not too awesome at that point. But of course, if we zoom out a bit more, we get this. I didn't even bother to...

His trade already stopped out unfortunately. Time stamp of his post is at 3pm, and ES moved to 4429.25 at 3:08... so he got robbed!

Exactly! It truly is impossible to know who is going to sell and when. If the dynamic shifts very quickly, the would be sellers might very well turn into the army. I have been disappointed that in the past, any attempt to organize a movement and get people to take coins off exchanges in order...

Finally got around to reading this article. So first, I highly doubt one key assumption.... "Coins exist on exchange for one reason, and one reason only — leverage gambling or simply selling. It is assumed that all two million coins on the top-12 exchanges are available for immediate sale...

Sorry to hear this. Out of curiosity, what are the chances that decided to go off on a tangent with what you showed him and do it himself with his own tweeks? Its happened in history many times in the scientific community that a scientist is working on something as part of a project, sees the...

I think you are absolutely right. But I do also think that they would like to take down Bitcoin as well. You cannot have an exit available when the general public realizes what's happening with Fiat. The growing consensus seems to be that printing will come back in an even bigger way. So I think...

Nice to see you still around! You put up a good fight against Destriero, and although I kind of understood why people were shitting on your strategy (options are over my head), I still thought that you did a great job of standing up for yourself and winning the bet!

I saw some posts of whales moving SOL and other coins into binance and coinbase for selling. So that was certainly lots of sell pressure. But I do think it all stems from the Robinhood delisting. I look at it like a business. Even if you have the best product but for some reason you can't...

I struggle with this as well because I am a bear at heart. So much of the data that I've discussed in other posts like they yield curve and the oil cuts and even low copper prices are indicative of major problems ahead. And let's also not even forget that Europe is now officially in a recession...

I honestly doubt the viability of many of these coins without the US market (ie. Money). Bitcoin of course is safe, and I see a place for all the innovation around smart contracts and this type of technology. But I honestly wish I didn't own anything but bitcoin at this point.

I gotta say, this isn't positive in the slightest. Even if the projects themselves have something going for them, losing exchange listings is a huge problem to overcome. Prices are of course far too low now to do anything about my positions (I have a good chuck of SOL and smaller positions...

I also feel this same way. When the trade looks too perfect, its usually only because its so obvious to everyone else and hence ripe for turning on a dime. But I guess with reference to what this guy is doing, since he is literally moving NG through pipes and has mapped out what is happening...