Quote from: vapourminer on Today at 04:03:26 PM

Quote from: JimboToronto on Today at 03:55:55 PM

Do you really think an insignificant $2k wobble in either direction means anything?

like, for those of us who entered under $1k this whole $2k is a mere wobble is a really cool quote

but if i had heard this back in the days of sub 1k i would of put whoever said such nonsense on my ignore list. serve the idiot right
Grin

Movements of anything less than $50 in 2015 or 2016 would have had been a wobble, just like today, anything less than $5k is a wobble.

Quote from: JimboToronto on Today at 04:13:25 PM

Just wait until $10k-$20k is an insignificant wobble.

This is why Vroom upped his copter points from $1k to $10k.

It does become more significant when we are actually living some of these changes in the unit.. so the older time folks will maybe have the whole size of their investment in profits (or price changes) in a matter of a few minutes... even guys who have BTC price averages as high as $1k per BTC, their whole investment size gets added to the value of their holdings, even 30x between $74k and $104k.. and like you said the $10k to $20k moves within a day or two or even a few days have already happened, but they are going to become more common as intraday events.

Personally I wished that Vroom would have graduated us a little less abruptly, so perhaps $5k increments would have been a wee bit MOAR better until we get to $200k, yet those are his discretionary choices in terms of slowing down the pace and/or demands of his self-imposed duties.

Quote from: B-BossMan on Today at 04:42:46 PM

Quote from: JimboToronto on Today at 03:18:04 PM

Now can you explain what caused the little dip down to $102,463?
Cool

Due to its volatility in nature the price can fluctuate anytime, $102,463 is not surprising it might even dip down more or pump upward.
https://www.osl.com/hk-en/academy/article/what-makes-bitcoins-price-go-down

That helps.

Essentially, you seem to be saying that Bitcoin goes down because it is very volatile and so therefore within the definition of volatility is a tendency to go down from time to time.. so therefore it goes down because it does..

By the way, I am not saying that you are wrong.

Quote from: d_eddie on Today at 11:41:12 PM

Quote from: Hueristic on Today at 09:21:43 PM

Quote from: promise444c5 on Today at 08:31:55 PM

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Fuck, this place has really been making my brain hurt lately.

I really agree with you. I think we are making the same point in a different way. When you say your brain hurts, you mean you feel some pain in the head. Because the pain in the head is like brain hurt. Of course I was telling my friend my brain always hurts like that when I see things like this, so we are basically agreeing on the matter of head aches, or brain hurt, or head pain.

Each of you probably needs (deserves?) some kind of a batslappening, which might help to snap you out of it.

Perhaps?