Another day back to the office. More waste of time. But I did get more steps and managed a weight lifting workout.
Today Microsoft had an Azure outage, I didn't care, we come to the office to collaborate, so our website was down all day.
Since I am tired after all the "collaboration" and commuting, I think I am just going to take a sick day tomorrow and relax. Morale and productivity has never been higher than after we got forced back in office 😆.
I have disabled my witness for now to see how far I can get with the syncing overnight. Since I am not running a consensus node there really is no reason for a backup witness nodes.
Hive didn't hold thirteen cents and dropped into the twelve cent range. That is happening at the same time as Bitcoin dropped below one hundred ten thousand. Surprisingly Etherium and Bitcoin are down about the same percentage. Usually when Bitcoin dropped Etherium would drop a lot more.
We could almost say that Etherium is outperforming. Could be on institutional buying or perhaps altcoins are so beaten down that they are starting to form a bottom before the start of an altcoin season.
Picture above is from our locker room at work. Quite a few people commute to work using a bike, but they are probably living in Seattle.
Probably a good excercise to bike to work and back. I wouldn't want to live in Seattle though, too many bums and drug addicts downtown. Also, people get shot in Seattle quite often.
Splinterlands season is coming to an end, this season it is a bit harder to manage the fifteen wins for Fortune Draws and have enough energy to do it consistently.
Wonder if I will get lucky with Fortune Draws this week. Last week I had a pretty good number of entries 299 and didn't get anything.
Sps seems to be outperforming Hive it is also down a bit, but seems to be hanging around .7 cents. People might be buying for Fortune Draws or in anticipation of the new mini-set that is priced in SPS.
The reason for the current downturn in crypto is that federal reserve cut rates today, but comments made it sound like the second rate cut that was anticipated for this year might not happen.
In other news Amazon is laying off fourteen thousand workers. And that is right before the start of the Christmas shopping season so that is surprising. I wouldn't think that automation is causing it. Maybe economy is doing worse than expected.
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