Quote from: Subbir on Today at 03:33:08 AM

Bitcoin Price Prediction: Analyst Foresees BTC Touching $70k; Pegs DigiToads for a 1500% Upsurge

Full news Source.

That seems to be an ill-thought out price reference point. Why would you choose a price that is smack dab in the middle of no man's zone? and right at the same as the previous ATH?

Oh?

Silly me..

Those are not even your own words..

Who would have thunk that you don't actually have any ideas of your own in your head?

Quote from: sirazimuth on Today at 05:31:53 AM

Quote from: Hueristic on August 19, 2023, 10:33:22 PM

Last time I let a wallet choose the fee.

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Bitcoin Transaction
Broadcasted on 06 Aug 2023 03:19:43 GMT-4
Hash ID
66194dd0795096fa4689bf0a76b6605bb8ab9bbf149faf586d73a92bec6983d0
Amount
0.01287576BTC • $335.67
Fee
1,176SATS • $0.31
From
bc1ql-683ff
To
2 Outputs
This transaction is efficient, no issues detected.

2 Fucking weeks so far!

I remember a similar thing happening to me years ago. Ended up using that vaiBTC Transaction Accelerator thingie.
and it eventually went though within a few hours, after I had waited a week.
Half a bitcoin sent to myself, (emptying an old obsolete wallet) so I was shitting myself because I thought I fucked up or something.
Back in the day I never bothered with the fee stuff because the wallet took care of it by default. I just hit send.

It is funny (perhaps the correct word is ironic?) that sometimes we will be sweating and nervous about BTC that are either relatively small amounts (that get locked up) or even ones that are sent to ourselves, and surely I have had some transactions that seemed to have had disappeared, and then I panic for a little bit, and then they somehow show up again at a later date.

I have also had some transactions that are decently small - like $10 to $20 or some kind of minor amount, and then I end up getting kind of nervous because "the friend" who I sent them to may well be starting to believe that I was just tricking them or this bitcoin thingie that I was introducing them to (and 'splaining how it works) does not seem to be working so well.

I remember two transactions that I sent in the beginning of December 2017 that did not end up going through until the end of January 2018.. and then I remember a couple in late 2017 - like maybe October or so that I sent, and then waited for like 1 or two weeks, and then they ended up disappearing and then showing back up in my wallet (and each of those were kind of embarrassing and even frustrating).

I recall one transaction and maybe that one was also in the mid-2017 time period that I sent to a person who I was regularly selling BTC .. maybe around $1,000 per every 2-5 weeks, and one of the BTC transactions that I sent to him for around $1,200 worth of bitcoin at the time did not go through and then it had been nearly 24 hours, so then I told him that I would just send it again.. and then about 1-2 hours after I sent the same amount a second time, he had received both of the transactions.. Luckily (for me) he was an honest bloke and he returned the extra BTC back to me... but he could surely have disappeared and I did not really know very much about him besides the name he was using and the phone number that he was then using.

Quote from: oppophonebox00 on Today at 06:53:00 AM

#Bitcoin    We have indeed seen a real black swan event, the #FTX bankruptcy. The history of #BTC    is lined with such events and the market will recover from it as it did in the past.
https://twitter.com/StockmoneyL/status/1591353522188177409?t=wHw9vCs4H46ym-FoKK1ZjQ&s=19

Why should we give any ratt's asses about a year old twitter post that you did not even identify as being nearly a year old.?. and also that you did not say anything, except recited the twitter post in its totality.

Quote from: WatChe on Today at 07:46:48 AM

Quote from: El duderino_ on August 19, 2023, 03:55:29 PM

https://newsbit.nl/chatgpt-voorspelt-dit-gebeurt-er-wanneer-alle-bitcoins-gemined-zijn/

What ChatGPT says about 2140 is:

Reward for miners will be transaction fees only.
Miners need to upgrade there equipment constantly to remain in the business where competition will be much high.

"The article quote an AI source which says Bitcoin price will be from 1 Billion to 10 Billion USD by 2140."

And I just want to live by 2140 to sell my Bitcoins at that price.

Yeah, even my 0.63 BTC will bring in a pretty good sum of money, presuming that I were to be able to hang onto such quantity of cornz for another 117 years-ish.