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Trading is typical otc bs. Vert, jane are dirty shorts, otcx and cdel dumping Eagle leftovers. Goin forward there is cure. Called NASDAQ.
— Integrated Ventures, Inc (@IntVentures) February 24, 2021
Did you watch the video I posted, and if you did, what did you think of it? 100x leverage should be illegal.
100x leverage caused the flash crash.
I was able to turn 12.5k shares @$.478 into 14,700k shares @$.4684 without spending any more money (well commission). I know a lot of you got in a lot cheaper, but I couldn't be happier with how the day turned out. BTC is at $47,805 as I post. With the progress the company is making and what BTC is expected to do. The future is looking pretty bright....Opps jinxed it. I posted and BTC immediately dropped $400. Sigh.
And now for a little humor.
Paul Knight
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@PLK5280
I bet @michael_saylor
is frantically looking around the office for things to sell to buy this #bitcoin
dip.
"Everybody, UP! We're selling our chairs."
I bet @michael_saylor is frantically looking around the office for things to sell to buy this #bitcoin dip.
— Paul Knight 🌞 🌑 🌎 (@PKmemex) February 23, 2021
"Everybody, UP! We're selling our chairs."
Square also announced today that it has purchased approximately 3,318 bitcoins at an aggregate purchase price of $170 million. ... The investment is part of Square's ongoing commitment to bitcoin, and the company plans to assess its aggregate investment in bitcoin relative to its other investments on an ongoing basis.14 mins ago
Thanks for that Gold. That's a good one.
Bought another 700, and of course the ask immediately drops a cent. Oh well, small potatoes.
OK, for a change that worked out. Old position was 12.5k@.478 now 14k@.47 with 35.5k MINE@.0079 Happy. No extra cash was added.
Michael Saylor said BTC is "property" Seems like a good way to think about it. Liked his interview on CNBC a lot.
Michael Saylor
@michael_saylor
"In investing, what is comfortable is rarely profitable." - Robert Arnott on #Bitcoin
4:33 AM · Feb 23, 2021·Twitter Web App
Michael Saylor on CNBC's Squawk Box sometime this morning.
I do know there was this tweet last week then it was deleted.
Their last Convertible.
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Will check again tonight to make sure.
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According to DTCC report - Eagle is done. Cheers.
https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-faces-price-turbulence-as-market-liquidity-falls-says-jpmorgan
Omkar Godbole
Feb 22, 2021 at 2:18 a.m. PST
Bitcoin’s falling market liquidity – how much is available for trades – is raising the risk of wild price swings, according to analysts at JPMorgan.
“Market liquidity is currently much lower for Bitcoin than in gold or the S&P 500, which implies that even small flows can have a large price impact,” Bitcoin’s falling market liquidity – how much is available for trades – makes it prone to wild price swings, JPMorgan’s Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou wrote in a note on Friday, as reported by Bloomberg.
We got positive mention in Insider Financial again. https://insiderfinancial.com/4-otc-stocks-to-watch-dmggf-intv-nsav-swrm/181044/
INTV delivered on its promise of being 100% convertible debt on 02/16/2021. The company beat its goal by a month. As we have said repeatedly, whenever you get an OTC stock cleaning up its balance sheet and if there is no convertible debt, the OTC stock can run. INTV is a classic example of management doing right by its shareholders and delivering.
Steve Rubakh, CEO of Integrated Ventures, said “As we are starting to firm up a plan of action for a potential uplisting onto a major stock exchange, we recognize the importance of a strong balance sheet in order to maximize shareholder confidence.”
It will be interesting to see how much of this BTC correction is around by the opening. It's affecting stocks like MARA, RIOT, and ARB, that have already run, but even if the correction in BTC is ongoing, I would think we are going up.
Thanks Trademax.
Been keeping track on the increase in Watchers on Twits.
OK, now 5:30 PM Sunday evening 2,532 Watchers Gain 814 Bitcoin $56,795
Watchers Friday evening Feb.19th 2190 Watchers Bitcoin $56,190
2/17/21, 05:12 PM
$INTV Just for my records the day I bought it with BTC at $52,164 Watchers 1,718
AMERICAN HODL
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I don’t think it’s funny when traders lose money betting against #bitcoin
I think it’s hysterical
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Yup, it's so obvious it almost goes without saying.
Bitcoin cryptocurrency
Jimmy Song (???)
@jimmysong
Right now, there's a large company CEO somewhere trying to figure out how to survive the next 5 years with little to no yield anywhere.
And a light bulb will click and #Bitcoin
will have another holder.
It doesn't matter much to me when they stop making more bitcoin. It won't be any time soon in any case. I find the idea of miners stop selling and even becoming buyers of bitcoin more intriguing.
That's the point. It would be more profitable for miners to stop selling their bitcoin (meaning there would be about 900 less a day to buy)thus making them even scarcer, and would drive the price even higher . The bitcoin they were using as collateral for loans would be all the more valuable.
Posted on Twitter. What if the polarity flips? What if miners start buying bitcoin instead of selling? They use they bitcoin they mine and use it as collateral? Something to think about. From about 1Hr 56 Min in. https://episodes.castos.com/5ffc6bf0bf71b5-21733898/34.-Michael-Saylor-on-The-Fiat-Standard.mp3
Two on Twitter I think would be a good idea to keep track of:
$INTV https://twitter.com/search?q=%24INTV&src=cashtag_click&f=live and
https://twitter.com/IntVentures Which you'll have to ask permission from the company to read.
He was soooooo much more conservative in this one.
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$INTV I will be loading up for a third time Monday morning and holding this gem. Should be an easy $5 to $10 stock before end of March. No debt. The whales haven't even started loading up yet. All we need now is to have @elonmusk
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$INTV you'll be one happy mo fo when this hits $20. It's a super bull market with $BTC blowing up. Not the time to be flipping these low float gems with no debt.
12:52 PM · Feb 21, 2021·Twitter Web App
$INTV you'll be one happy mo fo when this hits $20. It's a super bull market with $BTC blowing up. Not the time to be flipping these low float gems with no debt.
— HUMANITY - NOT INSANITY (@wolftradealerts) February 21, 2021
This caught my eye in the press release from the Feb. 17th.
BTC $48,000 ETH $1,800 You realize we can say they will MORE than double, right? Or will the equipment they already have stay on par?
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/integrated-ventures-purchases-mobile-mining-140000817.html
"This purchase allows us to double number of miners and our annual revenues, from estimated (based on BTC at $48,000 and ETH at $1,800.00) $3,000,000 to $6,000,000.
Guy on Twits asked if he's buys on Monday are we all going to sell and leave him holding the bag. I guess you could accuse me of being overly optimistic. In case I am please tell me the flaws in my thinking. Really, I can take it. Here was my reply.
Just me. but if I had any more money I'd buy more. We're very far from a top in this. No debt, doubling computer power very shortly, and BTC going up. Under 200 million shares in the float, the CEO lets us know what's going on, and still under a dollar. This is my dream stock. If you're going to be a bag holder than so am I.
Will the US ETF get approved?
https://twitter.com/BitcoinMagazine/status/1363262221879570438/photo/1
Marco, don't you know if the pps doesn't only go up then it's a total failure? Just like Bitcoin. It just dropped to 54k. Maybe he'll short Bitcoin too?
Pretty sure it will open between $.80 and a $1.
MSM - The Washington Post. I especially like the last paragraph.
Opinion: Bitcoin’s boom won’t dethrone the dollar, but that doesn’t mean there’s no danger
A representation of virtual currency bitcoin.
A representation of virtual currency bitcoin. (Dado Ruvic/Reuters)
Opinion by Editorial Board
Feb. 20, 2021 at 5:00 a.m. PST
SUDDENLY, BITCOIN is big. Created not by a central bank but by arcane technology that revolves around the ability of “miners” using huge assemblies of computers to solve complex mathematical problems, the “cryptocurrency” was initially worth pennies but now trades at upward of $50,000 for each of the 21 million units available. With that kind of valuation comes new respectability: Tesla has announced that it’s converting $1.5 billion of its $20 billion cash reserves to bitcoin; the venerable Bank of New York Mellon Corp. has said it will deal in bitcoin on behalf of its asset-management clients, with other Wall Street firms likely to follow suit.
Not bad for an asset category created just over a decade ago — by whom is still a mystery — as a kind of libertarian globalist alternative to government-backed money, and which has gone through booms and busts since then. The question is: Does the rise of this virtual financial product, still mainly in the hands of firms, hedge funds and wealthy individuals, pose risks for the rest of us?
As for one oft-cited implication, the possibility that bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies could displace the U.S. dollar as a global reserve currency, the answer is almost certainly no — at least in the short run. The volatility of bitcoin’s price, and its strictly limited supply, make it inappropriate for such a role. The same goes for other high-flying cryptocurrencies such as dogecoin, which started out as a satire on bitcoin in 2013 but now has a total market value of $6.9 billion — at 5 cents apiece.
A more immediate danger is the exploitation of cryptocurrency for money-laundering and fraud, as exemplified in a recent federal indictment charging three North Korean military intelligence agents with cybercrimes including creating false cryptocurrency applications of their own and stealing “real” cryptocurrencies — if that’s the term — made by companies in Slovenia and Indonesia. Still, except for the technology, there is nothing new about financial fraud and bank robbery.
In public policy terms, the best reason to focus on bitcoin’s rise is what it tells us about the risks that may be bubbling up amid the Federal Reserve’s commitment to zero interest rates. The justified purpose of that policy, enacted due to the covid-19 outbreak, was to counteract economic collapse by encouraging investors to risk their money on job-creating activity rather than park it in government bonds. Given limited opportunities for productive investment though, many have “chased yield” through speculative vehicles — bitcoin very much included.
For some, in fact, it would be crazy not to hedge against zero rates, which are actually less than zero when adjusted for inflation. Tesla boss Elon Musk was quite candid about this. “When fiat currency has negative real interest,” he tweeted, “only a fool wouldn’t look elsewhere.” And Mr. Musk, whatever else might be said about him, is no fool. Nor is Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, which is why she pledged Friday to keep a close eye on bitcoin and other speculative phenomena. We urge her and other regulators to heed what these markets reveal about the real-world consequences of current monetary and fiscal policy — positive and negative, intended and unintended.
For the life of me I've never learned how to post screen shots here. I've been posting for years too.