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, a guy who posts since years trash about Bitcoin and wasnt able to accumulate a single Bitcoin, is magically a rich guy.
Holding a flash drive full of zeros and ones doesn't make you rich.
Living comfortably, enjoying your work, and having hobbies, makes you wealthy, not what the bottom line on a piece of paper says.
If you think you own gold but don't physically hold it all you got is a line on some spreadsheet.
Success is not a destination you arrive at. It's an altitude you fly at.
G36 saysthe guy who collects silver coins.
Beautiful and historic.
Bitcoin is at 23k, fuck yeah!
I knew OV would be pissed about Bitcoin hitting 24k. Lol
upset and be bitter.
"Some" yeah, Wookie, because I keep calling him out on his BS and he doesnt know what to do about it other than hoping I get banned. A sign of defeat.
wookie tells us he only cares about six figure gains.....then he tells us he bought 100 shares of LUV. How adorable. If the expects 6 figure gains from that he may wait a few decades. Cute!
hobbies....sure.....enjoy the outsides. MTB and taking the dog on long hikes for instance. Lately, I have also enjoyed seeing you (OV/wookie) get so upset over Bitcoin hitting new all time highs. pretty entertaining!
I disagree with it being labeled as a scam. It is a legit store of value with limited availability. The problems richwicks pointed out are real and will likely restrict it to stay a smaller part of the money mix. That being said the high energy costs come with many strengths as well. So it should swing mildly around its true value which should be somewhat fixed, but the speculation around it is insane. It's here to stay but it won't be trading at 100k or zero IMO. More funds and more merchants entering it will boost it as it already has, at some point it will become a more boring slower moving and more predictable asset unless a whale makes a transaction. I'm invested in it via a HF which started buying a while ago during the rout as part of adding crypto as a new asset class to its portfolio. Pretty happy with it thus far but no need to buy any myself.
I disagree with it being labeled as a scam. It is a legit store of value with limited availability
"Some" yeah, Wookie, because I keep calling him out on his BS and he doesnt know what to do about it other than hoping I get banned. A sign of defeat.
G36 says"Some" yeah, Wookie, because I keep calling him out on his BS and he doesnt know what to do about it other than hoping I get banned. A sign of defeat.
When have I been wrong?
OV, thats true for any market.....you cant get your money for your silver coins if nobody wants to pay for them or is interested in them.....
now that there is more interest in digital gold, there is less interest in physical gold.
Things can change/evolve.
Some still use a landline. Some still collect physical CD or books. Even though its all digitalized. Some even collect silver coins.
the savvy, rich and smart money invest in Bitcoin (digital gold).
I'll ask this question again, since you seem in the answering mode today. Where did you last travel?
mell saysI disagree with it being labeled as a scam. It is a legit store of value with limited availability
All incoming money is consumed by the miners. How can you call it a store of value when the only way to get your money out is for someone else to put more money in?
I AM expecting a cogent answer, but I can't see any way to make money with bitcoin other than selling it to someone someday for more than you paid for it.
There is just no there there unless you're laundering money.
Why bother with fiat It's just worthless paper or digitals backed by a promise ;)
Onvacation saysHe went to the beach, on his mountain bike.
Sounds lame.
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