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WookieMan
2019 Jun 29, 12:07pm
WookieMan
2019 Jun 29, 12:07pm
Newbie123 says
Lol! A photoshopped picture. Explains a lot about what you "believe" in.
Bitcoins roadmap 2019
Lol! A photoshopped picture. Explains a lot about what you "believe" in.
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WookieMan
2019 Jul 3, 4:24am
WookieMan
2019 Jul 3, 4:24am
Newbie123 says
Did you read the article?
They're digitizing what used to probably be a plastic chip or paper system. The actual value is still what the $$$ is worth. This has NOTHING to do with bitcoin. This is purely about a network to track the tokens. It's what your debit or credit card already does and will continue to do for 99.999% of transactions in that town (or others). But hey, earth shattering news in that link.... Jesus.
Bitcoin has failed as a currency and is pure speculation and you know it.
Weird, why would they use just 0’s and 1’s? They’d be better off planting some tulips. You can touch tulips at least.
Did you read the article?
Green suggested that Dublin’s SLP token might also be used to digitize the cities already existing physical tokens. In the past, there have been many local towns or city-issued barter-like systems such as Ithaca New York’s ‘hour’ currency and in Massachusetts there’s Berkshire bucks (Berkshares). The Ithaca hour is actually the oldest and largest local currency system in the U.S and hours are used for town bartering, discounts, and other economic interactions. Berkshares or ‘Berkshire bucks’ in Massachusetts is a local currency accepted by 400 local merchants in the mountainous Berkshire region.
They're digitizing what used to probably be a plastic chip or paper system. The actual value is still what the $$$ is worth. This has NOTHING to do with bitcoin. This is purely about a network to track the tokens. It's what your debit or credit card already does and will continue to do for 99.999% of transactions in that town (or others). But hey, earth shattering news in that link.... Jesus.
Bitcoin has failed as a currency and is pure speculation and you know it.
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WookieMan
2019 Jul 3, 4:45am
WookieMan
2019 Jul 3, 4:45am
Newbie123 says
You didn't read the academic article I posted on bitcoin, clearly. All it takes is one miner to get 51% of the blockchain and it's over. Not even that in certain cases for people to start to losing faith in it (which smart people don't have any, they're short term trading it to grab money from morons). Try to read it if you can. Bitcoin won't go away, technically it can't, but it will be essentially worthless.
The US government would actually be prudent to get into the mining game and wipe it out. The capital being burned from bitcoin will go down in history as the biggest transfer of wealth from the many to the few. Productive investment into other things besides bitcoin helps everyone (and yes the rich too). The US gov has an incentive to shut it down.
When it crashes you'll change the argument to "blockchain" like they did last time it crashed. This will be a rinse and repeat as the dead cat bounces. "To the moon," well, "blockchain at least."
Of course you cannot ban bitcoin. Where would you even send the letter to? It’s fully decentralized.
You didn't read the academic article I posted on bitcoin, clearly. All it takes is one miner to get 51% of the blockchain and it's over. Not even that in certain cases for people to start to losing faith in it (which smart people don't have any, they're short term trading it to grab money from morons). Try to read it if you can. Bitcoin won't go away, technically it can't, but it will be essentially worthless.
The US government would actually be prudent to get into the mining game and wipe it out. The capital being burned from bitcoin will go down in history as the biggest transfer of wealth from the many to the few. Productive investment into other things besides bitcoin helps everyone (and yes the rich too). The US gov has an incentive to shut it down.
When it crashes you'll change the argument to "blockchain" like they did last time it crashed. This will be a rinse and repeat as the dead cat bounces. "To the moon," well, "blockchain at least."
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WookieMan
2019 Jul 3, 5:05am
WookieMan
2019 Jul 3, 5:05am
Newbie123 says
So there's not going to be an intelligent discussion on this thread or the other thread? Cool.
You didn't even address the article that YOU posted that actually has NOTHING to do with bitcoin. A city is basically going to digitize plastic tokens and that's a good thing for bitcoin or crypto? The city of Dublin's "local currency" will always be what the value of the dollar is. Keep posting BS garbage though.
Who is Bitcoin's least favorite rapper?
So there's not going to be an intelligent discussion on this thread or the other thread? Cool.
You didn't even address the article that YOU posted that actually has NOTHING to do with bitcoin. A city is basically going to digitize plastic tokens and that's a good thing for bitcoin or crypto? The city of Dublin's "local currency" will always be what the value of the dollar is. Keep posting BS garbage though.
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Onvacation
2019 Jul 3, 9:36am
Onvacation
2019 Jul 3, 9:36am
Newbie123 says
So how much have you made?
How much do you dollar cost average into crypto and how often?
What percentage of your income goes into crypto?
Gold has been a store of wealth forever. Bitcoin is a fad that will peter out.
I was raised to believe that there is a massive amount of gold in Fort Knox that was backing the dollar. Currently Fort Knox claims 147.3 million ounces valued at 6.2 trillion.
The dollar is no longer backed by Fort Knox.
All the gold in Fort Knox is trivial compared to the paper (now digital) "money" that makes the world go round.
Gold is mined and refined at great expense of labor, capital, and energy. Bitcoin is "mined" at great expense of labor, capital, and energy.
With gold you end up with a shiny chunk of metal that can be used in trade or made into beautiful and useful items. With bitcoin, if you're not the miner making fiat, you end up with a sequence of 0s and 1s on a fancy flash drive that you HODL until that day when it makes its moonshot and you can trade it in for fiat to buy stuff with.
decentralized cryptocurrency like bitcoin.
So how much have you made?
How much do you dollar cost average into crypto and how often?
What percentage of your income goes into crypto?
Gold has been a store of wealth forever. Bitcoin is a fad that will peter out.
I was raised to believe that there is a massive amount of gold in Fort Knox that was backing the dollar. Currently Fort Knox claims 147.3 million ounces valued at 6.2 trillion.
The dollar is no longer backed by Fort Knox.
All the gold in Fort Knox is trivial compared to the paper (now digital) "money" that makes the world go round.
Gold is mined and refined at great expense of labor, capital, and energy. Bitcoin is "mined" at great expense of labor, capital, and energy.
With gold you end up with a shiny chunk of metal that can be used in trade or made into beautiful and useful items. With bitcoin, if you're not the miner making fiat, you end up with a sequence of 0s and 1s on a fancy flash drive that you HODL until that day when it makes its moonshot and you can trade it in for fiat to buy stuff with.
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WookieMan
2019 Jul 3, 12:17pm
WookieMan
2019 Jul 3, 12:17pm
Newbie123 says
Funny. They sell oil for dollars. Not gold or bitcoin. Next...
Lamborghini would just make more "lambos" if the demand was there. If they couldn't keep up, they'd hire more people or build another factory. You know, being productive. Gold can produce other products. What can bitcoin PRODUCE? You don't have an answer for this. It won't replace the dollar or the Costa Rican Colon (or any currency), so it's not a viable currency. It's nothing. It's a gimmick. Countries with failing currencies won't even adopt it. They just make their own (Venezuela).
At some point just ditch the shovel and figure out how you're going to get out of the hole.
I can see the Sheik’s already....they own ten lambos but soon they will brag about how many bitcoins they own along with their cars, wife’s etc. :D
Its another asset class, a store of value, a digital gold.
Funny. They sell oil for dollars. Not gold or bitcoin. Next...
Lamborghini would just make more "lambos" if the demand was there. If they couldn't keep up, they'd hire more people or build another factory. You know, being productive. Gold can produce other products. What can bitcoin PRODUCE? You don't have an answer for this. It won't replace the dollar or the Costa Rican Colon (or any currency), so it's not a viable currency. It's nothing. It's a gimmick. Countries with failing currencies won't even adopt it. They just make their own (Venezuela).
At some point just ditch the shovel and figure out how you're going to get out of the hole.
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Onvacation
2019 Jul 3, 6:14pm
Onvacation
2019 Jul 3, 6:14pm
Newbie123 says
AUTHENTICATED Rare Tiny Version Princess Beanie Baby is going for $50,000! HOBL (Hold On for Beanie Life).
It's worth whatever you can get for it.
Obviously, bitcoin is not just going to zero and become irrelevant
AUTHENTICATED Rare Tiny Version Princess Beanie Baby is going for $50,000! HOBL (Hold On for Beanie Life).
It's worth whatever you can get for it.
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Onvacation
2019 Jul 3, 6:15pm
Onvacation
2019 Jul 3, 6:15pm
Newbie123 says
How many wifes do you have?
soon they will brag about how many bitcoins they own along with their cars, wife’s etc. :D
How many wifes do you have?
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Onvacation
2019 Jul 3, 6:20pm
Onvacation
2019 Jul 3, 6:20pm
WookieMan says
What can fiat dollars produce?
It's hard to blame millennials for falling for the crypto scam seeing that they were raised in an inflational environment where Tomorrow's dollars are worth less than todays.
What can bitcoin PRODUCE?
What can fiat dollars produce?
It's hard to blame millennials for falling for the crypto scam seeing that they were raised in an inflational environment where Tomorrow's dollars are worth less than todays.
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Onvacation
2019 Jul 3, 6:23pm
Onvacation
2019 Jul 3, 6:23pm
Newbie123 says
Why?
Just kidding, not expecting any answers.
As we know bitcoin is deflationary and increases massively in price over time.
Why?
Just kidding, not expecting any answers.
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WookieMan
2019 Jul 9, 1:06pm
WookieMan
2019 Jul 9, 1:06pm
@Patrick - Not sure if you're following this and the other bitcoin thread. I'm not advocating for a ban or anything, but at what point does this guy get labeled a bot?
The not answering questions and just posting random stuff that reeks of pump and dump forums is strong with this one. It almost seems like he/she has it automated, but checks in occasionally as an actual human instead of a scripted thing. Has zero input/comments on any other topic here. Seems weird.
The not answering questions and just posting random stuff that reeks of pump and dump forums is strong with this one. It almost seems like he/she has it automated, but checks in occasionally as an actual human instead of a scripted thing. Has zero input/comments on any other topic here. Seems weird.
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WookieMan
2019 Jul 10, 3:14am
WookieMan
2019 Jul 10, 3:14am
Newbie123 says
Lol! You haven’t given any advice on anything. You’ve spammed two bitcoin threads where people were looking to have a conversation. Anyone can search out pump and dump articles. They don’t need to be posted here.
You also haven’t given any information on your positions, when you’ve bought, how much you hold, etc. Just childish YouTube videos and links to piss poor articles.
Between you and the panther, you guys are really trashing the place with pure bs. Although since you ONLY post on bitcoin you probably have no idea what I’m talking about.
I read today:
“They warn that bitcoin is used by criminals, but it's actually our best tool against them.
BUY bitcoin, BYE banks.”
I am kidding. I am not advising anyone to buy bitcoin. Buy stocks, gold, silver and tulips instead ;).
Lol! You haven’t given any advice on anything. You’ve spammed two bitcoin threads where people were looking to have a conversation. Anyone can search out pump and dump articles. They don’t need to be posted here.
You also haven’t given any information on your positions, when you’ve bought, how much you hold, etc. Just childish YouTube videos and links to piss poor articles.
Between you and the panther, you guys are really trashing the place with pure bs. Although since you ONLY post on bitcoin you probably have no idea what I’m talking about.
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FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut
2019 Jul 11, 3:26pm
FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut
2019 Jul 11, 3:26pm
Dude CryptoCurrency is like magical beans to most people. Shit is useless. Might as well buy snake oil from a door to door salesman.
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Onvacation
2019 Jul 11, 3:42pm
Onvacation
2019 Jul 11, 3:42pm
Newbie123 says
Edited and taken out of context. What he actually said, "almost noone uses Bitcoin for payments, they use it more as an alternative to gold really it's a store of value it's a speculative store of value like gold". Don't be disingenuous.
WookieMan says
Yes newbie what is your strategy? You have claimed to buy the dips and dollar cost average; which is it?
Since you want to remain obscure can you at least tell us how many figures are in your crypto holdings? Tens of thousands? Hundred thousands? Millions? R U gonna be a bitcoin billionaire?
Today’s hearing. FED chairman Powell: “Bitcoin is a store of value. Like gold”
Edited and taken out of context. What he actually said, "almost noone uses Bitcoin for payments, they use it more as an alternative to gold really it's a store of value it's a speculative store of value like gold". Don't be disingenuous.
WookieMan says
You also haven’t given any information on your positions, when you’ve bought, how much you hold, etc. Just childish YouTube videos and links to piss poor articles.
Yes newbie what is your strategy? You have claimed to buy the dips and dollar cost average; which is it?
Since you want to remain obscure can you at least tell us how many figures are in your crypto holdings? Tens of thousands? Hundred thousands? Millions? R U gonna be a bitcoin billionaire?
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Onvacation
2019 Jul 11, 3:52pm
Onvacation
2019 Jul 11, 3:52pm
Newbie123 says
He was trying to explain why people use it.
Are you gonna answer any questions? It might be educational if you would analyze your actions and consider if you are investing in digital gold or FOMO?
If that’s the case than why did Jerome Powell call bitcoin “store of value” and not “snake oil”?
He was trying to explain why people use it.
Are you gonna answer any questions? It might be educational if you would analyze your actions and consider if you are investing in digital gold or FOMO?
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Onvacation
2019 Jul 11, 9:20pm
Onvacation
2019 Jul 11, 9:20pm
Newbie123 says
So how many figures are in your crypto holdings? Tens of thousands? Hundred thousands? Millions?
Cryptocurrency is a virtual asset and a speculative gamble backed by the zeros and ones on your flash drive unlike gold which is also a speculative gamble but is backed by a dense shiny metal which is a real asset.
my strategy is dollar cost avg and buying the dips.
So how many figures are in your crypto holdings? Tens of thousands? Hundred thousands? Millions?
Cryptocurrency is a virtual asset and a speculative gamble backed by the zeros and ones on your flash drive unlike gold which is also a speculative gamble but is backed by a dense shiny metal which is a real asset.
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Onvacation
2019 Jul 12, 10:28am
Onvacation
2019 Jul 12, 10:28am
Newbie123 says
No. He said that some people use it as a store of value, like gold.
Newbie123 says
Does that make ethereum digital silver?Newbie123 says
Doubtful. For one, there is not enough to go around. Second, most people are smarter than to invest in it.
The FED chairman Jerome Powell seems to disagree with you on that. He called it a store of value in yesterday’s hearing.
No. He said that some people use it as a store of value, like gold.
Newbie123 says
Many describe bitcoin as digital gold.
Does that make ethereum digital silver?Newbie123 says
Will it become part of the average investment portfolio in the near future?
Doubtful. For one, there is not enough to go around. Second, most people are smarter than to invest in it.
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WookieMan
2019 Jul 12, 10:52am
WookieMan
2019 Jul 12, 10:52am
Newbie123 says
Who gives a flying fuck about what the FED chairman says about bitcoin? He was asked a question and gave out a random answer. He gives ZERO shits about bitcoin. The fact you're putting any weight into his words is stunning. The dude literally has probably spent 2 minutes in his life thinking about bitcoin.
Newbie123 says
Sounds like your confidence is waning over the spreadsheet known as bitcoin and crypto.
The FED chairman Jerome Powell seems to disagree with you on that. He called it a store of value in yesterday’s hearing.
Who gives a flying fuck about what the FED chairman says about bitcoin? He was asked a question and gave out a random answer. He gives ZERO shits about bitcoin. The fact you're putting any weight into his words is stunning. The dude literally has probably spent 2 minutes in his life thinking about bitcoin.
Newbie123 says
Will it become part of the average investment portfolio in the near future? We’ll see.
Sounds like your confidence is waning over the spreadsheet known as bitcoin and crypto.
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Onvacation
2019 Jul 14, 4:41pm
Onvacation
2019 Jul 14, 4:41pm
When the last bitcoin is "mined" (sometime in 2040 due to bitcoin's artificial scarcity scheme) the "miners" will have to depend on transaction fees to keep it going.
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Onvacation
2019 Jul 14, 4:42pm
Onvacation
2019 Jul 14, 4:42pm
The ultimate goal of the gotcoiners/ coinlovers is for cryptos value to overtake gold (it's already more valuable than all the silver in the world) and then to supplant all the world's fiat currency. At that point the patient, disciplined, coiners will cash out and buy stuff.
Did I get it right?
Did I get it right?
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WookieMan
2019 Jul 14, 8:43pm
WookieMan
2019 Jul 14, 8:43pm
Newbie123 says
Good. Finally getting to the bottom of this. You’re guessing.
Also, thought you didn’t use exchanges? Coinbase Pro? Wtf?
It will be another asset class besides gold is my guess.
Good. Finally getting to the bottom of this. You’re guessing.
Also, thought you didn’t use exchanges? Coinbase Pro? Wtf?
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FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut
2019 Jul 14, 8:55pm
FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut
2019 Jul 14, 8:55pm
Newbie123 says
Bitcoin is not the same. Real gold is hard to extract from the ground, there is physical limitations on the amount of it. And I wouldn't even invest into it, because why buy something that does nothing. Bitcoin is just artificial thing, some guy somewhere can flip a switch and create a billion more, it's like video game gold, putting real money into it is for suckers in my opinion.
Lots of upside for Bitcoin. Bitcoin is digital gold.
Bitcoin is not the same. Real gold is hard to extract from the ground, there is physical limitations on the amount of it. And I wouldn't even invest into it, because why buy something that does nothing. Bitcoin is just artificial thing, some guy somewhere can flip a switch and create a billion more, it's like video game gold, putting real money into it is for suckers in my opinion.
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CBOEtrader
2019 Jul 14, 9:31pm
CBOEtrader
2019 Jul 14, 9:31pm
FortWayneIndiana says
Goldbugs are the most misguided investors of all, IMHO.
And I wouldn't even invest into it, because why buy something that does nothing.
Goldbugs are the most misguided investors of all, IMHO.
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CBOEtrader
2019 Jul 14, 9:36pm
CBOEtrader
2019 Jul 14, 9:36pm
FortWayneIndiana says
Not how it works. Mining is the process of creating more BTC and there is a limit for how much will be created.
I'm not a huge BTC believer for reasons stated above. Summary: BTC is clunky to exchange, w few extra values outside of being a decentralized crypto.
XRP hasn't done as well lately, but XRP is directly connected to a very valuable exchange infrastructure allowing it to provide a much more fundamental value.
Ultimately I think the world will use XRP as one piece of a new exchange system that compete w the petro-dollar. If you pay attention , you can find dozens of central banks and worldwide power players getting behind the potential of XRP.
some guy somewhere can flip a switch and create a billion more
Not how it works. Mining is the process of creating more BTC and there is a limit for how much will be created.
I'm not a huge BTC believer for reasons stated above. Summary: BTC is clunky to exchange, w few extra values outside of being a decentralized crypto.
XRP hasn't done as well lately, but XRP is directly connected to a very valuable exchange infrastructure allowing it to provide a much more fundamental value.
Ultimately I think the world will use XRP as one piece of a new exchange system that compete w the petro-dollar. If you pay attention , you can find dozens of central banks and worldwide power players getting behind the potential of XRP.
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FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut
2019 Jul 15, 9:56am
FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut
2019 Jul 15, 9:56am
CBOEtrader says
I don't know how it works, it's too technical for me, or what are the software requirements to earn coins. But as a laymen I see anything on a computer that can be easily duplicated if needed without any hassle. Maybe there are restrictions now, but it's software and restrictions can be lifted as needed.
If they could print kitchen cabinets, they would, but they don't have physical assets or logistics. There is cost it's not a repeatable process.
Bitcoins or whatever video game currency, it's just a piece of software that can be modified as needed if they need another billion. It's backed by nothing.
That's just how I see it. I know it's not very technical, but I am 100% guaranteed to stay out of any virtual gambling. I know a gal who made 20k actually, she bought some coins when they were a couple of dollars long ago, and sold when there was that bubble, bought herself a new car. But I know a bunch of people who lost money (so that our gal can buy a new car).
Not how it works. Mining is the process of creating more BTC and there is a limit for how much will be created.
I don't know how it works, it's too technical for me, or what are the software requirements to earn coins. But as a laymen I see anything on a computer that can be easily duplicated if needed without any hassle. Maybe there are restrictions now, but it's software and restrictions can be lifted as needed.
If they could print kitchen cabinets, they would, but they don't have physical assets or logistics. There is cost it's not a repeatable process.
Bitcoins or whatever video game currency, it's just a piece of software that can be modified as needed if they need another billion. It's backed by nothing.
That's just how I see it. I know it's not very technical, but I am 100% guaranteed to stay out of any virtual gambling. I know a gal who made 20k actually, she bought some coins when they were a couple of dollars long ago, and sold when there was that bubble, bought herself a new car. But I know a bunch of people who lost money (so that our gal can buy a new car).
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Onvacation
2019 Jul 15, 10:29am
Onvacation
2019 Jul 15, 10:29am
FortWayneIndiana says
Most crypto buyers think they will get rich. Reality is they will just pay for someone's car.
a bunch of people who lost money (so that our gal can buy a new car).
Most crypto buyers think they will get rich. Reality is they will just pay for someone's car.
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WookieMan
2019 Jul 15, 12:27pm
WookieMan
2019 Jul 15, 12:27pm
Onvacation says
Newbie did by his own admission from 2017. Unfortunately all his posts are complete bs lies. And if he did invest he’s broke now. Trying to pump from the 30% dip from $20k (dollars lol). Lost his ass and disappeared for almost 2 years.
FortWayneIndiana saysa bunch of people who lost money (so that our gal can buy a new car).
Most crypto buyers think they will get rich. Reality is they will just pay for someone's car.
Newbie did by his own admission from 2017. Unfortunately all his posts are complete bs lies. And if he did invest he’s broke now. Trying to pump from the 30% dip from $20k (dollars lol). Lost his ass and disappeared for almost 2 years.
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Onvacation
2019 Jul 16, 7:02pm
Onvacation
2019 Jul 16, 7:02pm
Newbie123 says
If you can find a greater fool for your good junk.
plan on selling a good junk when we see new ATH’s.
If you can find a greater fool for your good junk.
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2019 Jul 16, 7:06pm
Onvacation
2019 Jul 16, 7:06pm
Newbie123 says
Because they got no money?
Time to buy the dip bitcoin under $9500.
Why do Bitcoiners want to own a Lambo?
Because they got no money?
Time to buy the dip bitcoin under $9500.
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WookieMan
2019 Jul 17, 9:06am
WookieMan
2019 Jul 17, 9:06am
rootvg says
I wouldn’t give the pump and dump troll food. I finally scanned through his comment history. He lost his ass in Dec. 2017 “to the moon” fakery. If he’s telling the truth that he actually has btc, he was buying at $15-$16k based on his own comments here.
Then disappeared from here for almost 2 years and is probably still holding the bag hoping to break even on a bad bet and $$$$ sitting idle at a loss not generating income for almost 2 years because he thought it was coming back. All while he missed out on a solid stock market, where there’s legally required disclosures so you know what you’re actually investing in.
But hey, btc is decentralized. You have no idea who holds it and how much. And the super secure blockchain that can be manipulated by a miner crashing the “value” and trust in a “currency” no one actually uses as a currency.
It’s stunning how naive some are. You’d likely do better buying $10k worth of lotto tickets than speculating in btc. Actually, I’d bet there are faaaarrrr more lotto millionaire versus btc. You at least know your odds and the government won’t attempt to ban it in our lifetimes.
You don't invest in Bitcoin. You speculate with it.
I wouldn’t give the pump and dump troll food. I finally scanned through his comment history. He lost his ass in Dec. 2017 “to the moon” fakery. If he’s telling the truth that he actually has btc, he was buying at $15-$16k based on his own comments here.
Then disappeared from here for almost 2 years and is probably still holding the bag hoping to break even on a bad bet and $$$$ sitting idle at a loss not generating income for almost 2 years because he thought it was coming back. All while he missed out on a solid stock market, where there’s legally required disclosures so you know what you’re actually investing in.
But hey, btc is decentralized. You have no idea who holds it and how much. And the super secure blockchain that can be manipulated by a miner crashing the “value” and trust in a “currency” no one actually uses as a currency.
It’s stunning how naive some are. You’d likely do better buying $10k worth of lotto tickets than speculating in btc. Actually, I’d bet there are faaaarrrr more lotto millionaire versus btc. You at least know your odds and the government won’t attempt to ban it in our lifetimes.
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RWSGFY
2019 Jul 17, 1:43pm
RWSGFY
2019 Jul 17, 1:43pm
Newbie123 says
Exactly. There is no proof you hold any of it and/or no evidence your cost basis is lower than the current price. For all we know you are one of these sorry fucks who bought at the last top and now desperately trying to pump that shit to get out and dump it on the next sucker.
Where are the fucking screenshots of your holding and transactions?
Crickets.
Hugo, That’s easy to determine. You just compare your cost base to your portfolio value based on current price minus expected taxes
Exactly. There is no proof you hold any of it and/or no evidence your cost basis is lower than the current price. For all we know you are one of these sorry fucks who bought at the last top and now desperately trying to pump that shit to get out and dump it on the next sucker.
Where are the fucking screenshots of your holding and transactions?
Crickets.
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Onvacation
2019 Jul 17, 1:49pm
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2019 Jul 17, 1:49pm
Newbie123 says
How about a round number? $20,000 $50,000 $100,000? About how much is your
Newbie123 says
Worth approximately? Are you a player or just another cryptofool?
If you are too lazy to enter the data
How about a round number? $20,000 $50,000 $100,000? About how much is your
Newbie123 says
portfolio
Worth approximately? Are you a player or just another cryptofool?
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Onvacation
2019 Jul 17, 1:53pm
Onvacation
2019 Jul 17, 1:53pm
Newbie123 says
Crypto wallets don't hold coins.
A lot of suckers go for the terminology: "coins", "mining", "currency", "digital gold", "wallet"
I wonder if you even understand how blockchain works?
your coins are stored on a hardware wallet
Crypto wallets don't hold coins.
A lot of suckers go for the terminology: "coins", "mining", "currency", "digital gold", "wallet"
I wonder if you even understand how blockchain works?
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Onvacation
2019 Jul 17, 2:02pm
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2019 Jul 17, 2:02pm
Newbie123 says
So we can tell how big a fool you are.
Why would I want to prove to someone what I bought, hold or sold? What would be a reason/benefit for me to do that?
So we can tell how big a fool you are.
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FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut
2019 Jul 17, 2:06pm
FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut
2019 Jul 17, 2:06pm
Newbie, no investor ever tells others how to make a fortune. Because if it was so simple, you'd do it yourself and be so filthy rich you wouldn't even post for yourself. But yet here you are, probably broke too, begging others to join your losses.
This isn't an idiot forum where people will just believe you just because you said something. Reminds me of this scammer we had locally who used similar tactic selling multi level marketing stuff.
This isn't an idiot forum where people will just believe you just because you said something. Reminds me of this scammer we had locally who used similar tactic selling multi level marketing stuff.
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Hi guys,
I'd like to start a conversation on crypto-currency, particularly Bitcoin.
What do you all think about it from an investment point of view today? I have some buddies in the finance world who are quite bullish on it and claim we are just scratching the surface. Judging by the recent performance, they may be right.
For people who are investing in Bitcoin, what are you using to invest and what recommendations do you have for a new investor?
Also, how are gains taxed compared to typical stock market gains?
I read this week that over 100,000 merchants in the USA are accepting Bitcoin today.
At the same time, digital currency does scare me a bit as it seems so abstract. Curious what PatNet thinks.
Thanks guys!