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This is actually a really good point. Getting to add a higher fee transaction is actually a great way to keep the guesses going! LOL

Yes, this is exactly it! I was just about to reply that your RBF explanation wasn't the question I was really asking. So this new write-up makes a little more sense. I was maybe using the wrong assumption about what it means to be "close" to mining a block. When you take those 1999...

The modern wallets that I have either used or seen videos of them being used all verify the address that you are sending to, just in case on the computer end, some virus can change the address, so you verify in the hardware wallet on the tiny screen that the address matches, and and you also...

I understand what you mean, but I think buying is just as important. I have also heard that using it is also important. Simply HODLing isn't enough. The network needs transactions. In some respects, ordinals are actually helpful. Jesus, for a few days there, the miners were getting just as...

I didn't mean to say it will be higher, but just that it will steal some market share away. Why did real estate really balloon in the past decade, or perhaps even a bit sooner? Zero interest rates.... so that thesis is out the window now. Furthermore, costs of everything is going up. These...

Yup... this is a really good point as well!

Ok.. I'm getting closer... but I need to read this over several times and really think about it... I underlined and made bold the critical part I think.... https://unchained.com/blog/bitcoin-address-types-compared/ P2SH Pay-to-Script-Hash (P2SH) was introduced to bitcoin as a soft fork in...

I don't know anything either! But I wonder how different the diagram would look for a multisig transaction. And in reply to this, my million dollar question is, if the nodes don't know its a multisig, why does multisig even exist at the node level? It wouldn't need to be in the locking script...

I doubt I could reverse engineer your algo even if you gave me all the info! LOL.... What you post doesn't even make sense to me to be honest other than seeing that after a loss, the trades keep going, and even though winners follow, they are generally smaller than the one loss. I guess the...

That is true, but also, the higher we go, the more money it takes to move the needle. With a 100B market cap, 1 billion coming in moves the price way more than when the market cap was 1T. The metric that I really like though is how bitcoin will swallow the market caps of Gold and Real Estate...

I think I see the confusion. I'm of course not saying everything has to be verified over and over. All I'm saying is we need to be able to read transaction for the current address from when they were recorded. If they were locked in 2013 when multisig first became available, the locking script...

Way ahead of you.... already watched these! I like his spiral charts. Look at how nicely everything lined up when presented like this.

100%.... this is kind of what I think I was saying. I do think indicators have their place. For example, a trend line or moving average can tell you to only look for longs as an example. But it doesn't matter one bit for what traders will actually do with their orders at some future point.

I will absolutely search for this... but I swear, I read somewhere that some company has this setup of roughly 11 out of 14 or something crazy like this. I just saw this amazing thread on the various address types, and in here, they state multisig came in April 2012. (its actually a very...

I'm not sure what you mean here. Each new node needs to go to the very beginning and verify everything for itself. Even a pruned node which will delete most of these will still need to verify everything for itself. This is only because they verified themselves! The only reason why I mention...

To me, it is interesting how well RSI does work. Even on a fast chart, half of the moves turn on a dime. (I use 20 and 80 as opposed to the standard 30 and 70) But this is what I've discovered with all these indicators. They all work roughly 50% of the time! LOL... If one was ever so bad as...

Its an interesting suggestion. I kind of this though that private keys aren't combined. Here is what I do know after some reading. We know that you only need 2 or 3 keys to move coins, but this is if you have the working wallet. If you need to reconstruct the wallet, then you need all 3...

I guess what I'm trying to say is this. Imagine a journalist is covering a war conflict. She shows photographic evidence of piles of bodies and rubble, an obvious bomb of some sort has gone off. She uploads all of this to her news organization so that its published. Along the way, we can...

Would you be willing to share a chart of performance by trade number? Here is the reason I ask. I find it interesting that you're up every single day. I have looked closely into your stats before and see that your max consecutive losses is 2, and average loss is $208. So clearly, your system...

That's an excellent link. Yes, I can see how nodes will reject it, but each node has a copy of the mempool, so each node has to reject it, which would also mean the pruned node. But even in the link, at no point in the flow chart is there reference made to looking up the locking script of the...