Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
Right. Sideways. Again...
Boring AF.
Come on, Bitcoin, do something!
OK, so I gave my nephew my Trezor (after wiping it clean) as a gift for becoming a coiner. Yay! He's bringing mushrooms next weekend. He says I'll like it.
My coins now reside on a teeny weeny piece of paper and some neurons in my brain. It feels odd, powerful, scary. I know they're there, but the inability to physically verify is affecting me. I need to buy a h/w wallet. What to buy? Maybe the Trezor Safe 3? Probably that.
Alright. Got to run. Keep posting, brothers. I sense A{Y,T}H is around the corner.
Buy when you can, sell when you must, NYKNYC (my nephew got this!), HoDL, the usual stuff.
Boring AF.
Come on, Bitcoin, do something!
OK, so I gave my nephew my Trezor (after wiping it clean) as a gift for becoming a coiner. Yay! He's bringing mushrooms next weekend. He says I'll like it.
My coins now reside on a teeny weeny piece of paper and some neurons in my brain. It feels odd, powerful, scary. I know they're there, but the inability to physically verify is affecting me. I need to buy a h/w wallet. What to buy? Maybe the Trezor Safe 3? Probably that.
Alright. Got to run. Keep posting, brothers. I sense A{Y,T}H is around the corner.
Buy when you can, sell when you must, NYKNYC (my nephew got this!), HoDL, the usual stuff.
I personally prefer the Trezor 1 and the Trezor model T over the Trezor 3.. and that is because the secure element is not open source.
I am not sure if Trezor is going to be successful in being able to launch an open source secure element. About the Trezor 3, I think that they say that it is open source as they are able to be, but that still means that there are some parts of it that are not open source... so I still question the soundness of non-open source wallets, even though there are claims that it is good to have a secure element.
My coins now reside on a teeny weeny piece of paper and some neurons in my brain. It feels odd, powerful, scary. I know they're there, but the inability to physically verify is affecting me. I need to buy a h/w wallet. What to buy? Maybe the Trezor Safe 3? Probably that.
BitBox is quite nice, if you peep it.Since we are having a public conversation, I suppose that it does not hurt to repeat these websites to review various wallet possibilties.
https://www.athena-alpha.com/crypto-wallets/
https://www.athena-alpha.com/crypto-wallets/rating-methodology/
https://thebitcoinhole.com/hardware-wallets
Just noticed we hit 33000 pages.
Wow. Remember what a big deal it was to reach 1000 pages?
Or the "when page parity?" posts some years ago...Wow. Remember what a big deal it was to reach 1000 pages?
We've now ascended to the "when post parity?" level.
Even the 200-WMA is going to be moving above the page count.. probably around May or June. Lovely.
Just noticed we hit 33000 pages.
Wow. Remember what a big deal it was to reach 1000 pages?
Or the "when page parity?" posts some years ago...Wow. Remember what a big deal it was to reach 1000 pages?
We've now ascended to the "when post parity?" level.
let's keep the posts comin' boys...
Just as a reminder, the 200-WMA is way more exponential as compared with the page count..
Absent some kind of fatal flaw in bitcoin, we have almost no way to be able to keep page count up with the 200-WMA.. and the same is true with BTC spot price... .and people (not even bitcoiners) really understand and cannot really comprehend very well exponentials.
llama llama.
"alpaca" may be the cooler animal and i remember the alpaca socks thing. but. "llama llama" sounds cooler. its even fun to type.Donkey breath is even cooler.
#justsaying
But to each his own.