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I have some BTC that I paid $64,000 for.
Onvacation saysNo, I'm just pointing out that you don't understand Blockchain and won't answer questions.
Sure I do if they aren't personal or too broad to answer succinctly. I did recommend you look up a utube video on the subject if you're interested - there are many, some with programming examples. If you narrow down your question I'll do my best to answer if I can.
Generally, nobody who understands block chains would say, "you don't understand Blockchain". They'd say, "What do you know about blockchains" - plural or specify a particular blockchain because there are many. Seems you don't know anything about them.
What do you know about the internal workings / plumbing of the US financial system?
If they invest right now they have extremely good odds/risk of being able to sell BTC @ 89k - 104k this year.2022
None of the crypto pushers have answered this question.
If they invest right now they have extremely good odds/risk of being able to sell BTC @ 89k - 104k this year.2022
jealous.
Otherwise, nobody would care to post a thread like this.
Meanwhile vast amounts of energy used by the miners has to be paid for.
Just warning the fools you would like to take advantage of when you sell your coins (for "fiat" ) someday.
Or are you one of those HODLers?
Onvacation saysOr are you one of those HODLers?
I made some in trading and yes do hold a few tiny positions that are underwater at the moment.
FJB saysFJB says@richwicks in essence what you said would be equivalent to saying TCP/IP has no real value. It just moves packets around, you can't make money off of it, it's a scam - back in the day.
Don't strawman me. You know you are engaging in a logical fallacy, but you do it anyhow.
The problem with a distributed database is that you need to have all machines on at all times, you need to have timely connections to them, and you have to have fast indexing to access them.
Even with bit-torrent, it takes 30 seconds or so before the connection(s) are made. Once it gets going, provided with enough peers, you hit saturation of bandwidth. These are minimal transactions, so it's 30 seconds just to ESTABLISH a connection, and then you're on a priority list.
Distributed databases are great f...
What is the ultimate goal of HODLing?
I've heard some say they HODL for the day when Bitcoin becomes THE currency. What is your rationale for HODLing?
I think threads like this are started from one of two base emotions: fear, envy or both.
How do you make money from government fiat?
I never claimed to be a HODLing. But. If/when I can get a good entry point at a low price I'd make a long term investment out of it.
FJB saysI never claimed to be a HODLing. But. If/when I can get a good entry point at a low price I'd make a long term investment out of it.
OK.
Say you bought a coin for 20k. At what price would you sell? 100k? 500k? How much would someone have to pay you before you would be willing to part with that coin?
OK.
Say you bought a coin for 20k. At what price would you sell? 100k? 500k? How much would someone have to pay you before you would be willing to part with that coin?
How big would the bigger fool have to be?
Exactly. And nothing you will see will change their view. Give up and dont waste your time. You wont even get them to agree to the basics of blockchain and crypto.
OV's investments....dont think he's making money with it....
boomers
Rich boomers in the SF bay area don't have to they are set
Onvacation saysOK.
Say you bought a coin for 20k. At what price would you sell? 100k? 500k? How much would someone have to pay you before you would be willing to part with that coin?
Have you ever traded a stock? Have you ever looked at trading view? Do you know how to use technical indicators (very basic) like RSI and MACD? I will buy when the current trend reverses and sell when that trend is reversing.
I'm going to buy a cat sailboat with part of my bitcorn earnings someday
so no answer
You got to live your dreams as you go. You can't wait for bitcoin to "go to the moon" before you buy your boat.
If you don't know how to sail, take lessons. If you want to live on a boat, but a boat and live on it.
The answer is it's not about a price point as much as it is about technical indicators.
I won't have to if I sell my Maui condo but I'd like to keep it.
Here is another, do you think you're wiser than Chris Miller, a billionaire who's put 50% of his personal wealth in bitcoin? Not to mention the many others.
https://www.thestreet.com/investing/cryptocurrency/fund-manager-bill-miller-says-50-personal-wealth-in-bitcoin?source=patrick.net
Chris is falling for a scam? Chris is just part of the ponzi? If so, only one of the many billionaires makes out eh? The rest are fools right?
How do we know he's not lying?
I'm not going to answer anymore questions
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