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Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
by
JayJuanGee
on 22/05/2025, 19:24:08 UTC


Thanks vroom.

Would it be possible to include a link with your previous data..? so perhaps a link to the last copter data pieces that you posted once we hit $100k - that would have all of the sub-data (dates and number of days for each $1k increment) contained leading up to $100k.

3 pages and no jjg ok own up to it who broke them???
ChatGPt can fill in, no problem:

User Input:
Act as JayJuanGee from Bitcointalk and create a Wall Observer post where he complains
about the current state of shitcoinery while praising todays ATH of Bitcoin.

ChatGPT response:
Not nearly long enough

For me, there seems to have had been problems with the style rather than length.


Wow! Everyone take a moment with this!
I just found myself staring at each block on the bottom row and remembering the good, the bad, most of all the painful times!!..

For some, the next row will be life changing! For others it could be the 3rd or 4th row! Just don't forget to stay grounded and always remember the rows before!
<insert some inspirational quote here or just let Bitcoin do it's thing!>
What really stood out to me were the sharp price movements that seemed to occur every three years, in two consecutive years.

I know the timeframes I’m referring to aren’t perfectly accurate, as there were definitely ups and downs within those three-year windows too. but what I’m really wondering is: why are these specific periods and price points being highlighted in this chart?

The dates and prices in the chart merely reflect the date the price was first reached and how many days it took to reach that price from the prior price points.

Also, there is one more thing i want to say. i believe we’re entering a phase where price swings, especially upward ones, are going to happen more quickly and more often. And the reason is pretty clear that than more people are getting into crypto, and newer generations are not only more aware of it, but they’re also actively participating in the market.

First off, hopefully you know the difference between bitcoin and crypto, and you realize that we are not talking about crypto and/or shitcoins in this thread, unless maybe to denigrate some of them or to point out some certain idiocy connected with one or another shitcoins. So your use of the term shitcoin seems you don't know what bitcoin is (or what this thread is about) or perhaps you were merely trying to sound smart by pointing out some kind of higher level understanding that you supposedly have about bitcoin, which usually ends up backfiring when guys choose to use the vague, ambiguous and frequently misleading term of crypto when referring to bitcoin or something like bitcoin.

Second, I will agree with you that more and more folks are getting into bitcoin, including that the size of the players in bitcoin are getting bigger too, yet that does not necessarily mean that bitcoin is going to become more volatile since it takes more capital to move the bitcoin price these days when bitcoin prices are supra $100k as compared to when bitcoin was sub $10k or even sub $1k.