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Title: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: El Cabron on January 31, 2014, 05:14:17 AM
I have done pretty well investing with BTC over the years so I thought I would help out and let people know what I am doing in the markets.

There are a lot of other threads here with pretty charts and recommendations on what you should do when and why. I'm pretty ignorant about all that sort of stuff so at this point I HODL.

I will update this thread when there is need.

Please ask as many questions about my methodology as you wish.

 :)


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: vokain on January 31, 2014, 05:17:49 AM
identifiable reasons why not to hold?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: BitcoinAshley on January 31, 2014, 05:28:20 AM
What about Confirmed Bad News? Still HODL?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: SilverandBitcoins on January 31, 2014, 05:57:29 AM
Hi Goat.  Great thread.  Do you like physical precious metals?  Can you suggest any other investments that the common man can easily invest in?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: billyjoeallen on January 31, 2014, 06:13:02 AM
Hi Goat-
Buying a lambo wasn't hodling, was it? I know you did it partly to promote bitcoin, but how did you know ~$1K/BTC was a good price point to buy it?
in hindsight, you did pretty damn good. Just lucky or you saw the correction coming?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: zoinky on January 31, 2014, 06:41:02 AM
HODL, great speculation  ;D


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: TERA on January 31, 2014, 06:43:28 AM
Could you please post a flow diagram and a detailed chart with TA and lines detailing exactly how to execute the hodl strategy?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: F-bernanke on January 31, 2014, 06:52:25 AM
Could you please post a flow diagram and a detailed chart with TA and lines detailing exactly how to execute the hodl strategy?

The HODL strategy does utilize TA, but no selling is done, only the emotional rollorcoaster is expirienced.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: oda.krell on January 31, 2014, 09:50:33 AM
Haha, I would rather gnaw off my own foot than post in that other quality TA thread, but this one is great.

However, I disagree with the basic premise: don't just hodl. Occasionally, after careful consideration, sodl to buy back cheapler.

My brain hurts.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Rygon on January 31, 2014, 12:28:31 PM
Hi Goat-
Buying a lambo wasn't hodling, was it? I know you did it partly to promote bitcoin, but how did you know ~$1K/BTC was a good price point to buy it?
in hindsight, you did pretty damn good. Just lucky or you saw the correction coming?

That Lambo is not really a significant part of my investment portfolio. I did it when I did cuz of Greenspan saying he could not see any "intrinsic value" in BTC. So I was like fuck it, people don't care about intrinsic value, they care about shit like Lambos. Did it for the PR. Plus that Lambo is fun as hell. We only live once and might as well enjoy life some eh?

I also bought $9k worth of random stuff on overstock.com on their first day. Not really cashing out, just supporting BTC.





Yeah that was awesome. When someone makes an uninformed comment about not being able to use Bitcoin to buy anything other than drugs or stuff from a few small websites online, I usually say something along the lines of, "Well some dude bought his lambo with Bitcoin..." lol


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: YoYa on January 31, 2014, 12:34:44 PM
Hi Goat.  Great thread.  Do you like physical precious metals?  Can you suggest any other investments that the common man can easily invest in?

I'm 85% Crypto (BTC/LTC), 10% Physical PM (Gold/Silver/Other) and 5% Fiat (USD/CHF)

Also guns, lots and lots of guns...

The Lambo, I didn't really care about, but now...now I'm jealous!

Pic's please if you feel safe in doing so :)


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: koryu on January 31, 2014, 12:41:47 PM
i like hodl but when i watch back for around one month then i have to say that i made around 30% profit by trading compared to 10% if i had just hodled.

overall i think its still a good strategy to buy and just hold when you can get cheap coins. so if price drops lower 500 again i would buy and keep just holding too.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: seleme on January 31, 2014, 12:44:20 PM
Could you please post a flow diagram and a detailed chart with TA and lines detailing exactly how to execute the hodl strategy?

TERA in grocery shop:

Give me pound of MACD and 2 pounds of SMA please.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: dave00 on January 31, 2014, 02:16:22 PM
+1 to this thread and the way of life/thinking of goat.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: GigaCoin on January 31, 2014, 02:29:41 PM
Agreed, HODL is the way to go. I still have my stash from April untouched for the long term. I also bought some recently when the prices dipped to $450

At the current rates $800-$1000 any new coins i buy i use them to invest in other crypto (mainly crypto assets) which I'm counting on multiplying significantly in value within 2014. And i keep some fiat on the side for the next big dip (if it ever happens)


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: superresistant on January 31, 2014, 07:21:14 PM

I don't see the point of going back to FIAT anyway.
HODL is the only way.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: ampere9765 on January 31, 2014, 07:24:11 PM

I don't see the point of going back to FIAT anyway.
HODL is the only way.


 :)
so to clarify, when you say "currently" you mean "always", right? just want to make sure. :)


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: romerun on January 31, 2014, 07:32:14 PM
what are pros of bitsimple over coinbase


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: ampere9765 on January 31, 2014, 08:13:01 PM
what are pros of bitsimple over coinbase

Bitsimple is very fast and clean.

With coinbase it takes a while and there is a good chance that coinbase will void your buy or sale if the market moves to much. I personally would only want to deal with an organization that has done 1000's of sales with no complaints what so ever.

 
yes i will never use coinbase after all the stories i have heard. refusing to fill orders that were paid for is bullshit and should only be done if payment does not clear. yet coinbase does whatever the fuck it pleases based on how the market moves.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: JimboToronto on February 01, 2014, 06:08:01 AM
it is run by long time trusted forum member DeathAndTaxes and not by some Wall Street clown.

But, but... those are Wall St. trayDURRz. Don't you watch movies? They're always so cool. They have such nicely styled hair and wear cool suits.

They're not clowns. They're cool dudes, someone to emulate. They even drive BMWs.

You just wish you were a real prophesunnal trayDURR.

What kind of car do you (or is it the old lady?) drive? I'll bet it's not a Beemer.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: aminorex on February 01, 2014, 06:25:15 AM
Perhaps because I am a Libra, I often feel the need to offer a counterbalance:

When the market price exceeds the discounted fundamental forward value, it would be wise to sell.  That will inevitably become true at some point (unless there are no other comparably liquid exchange media).  Perhaps even during my lifetime. 




Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: JimboToronto on February 01, 2014, 06:30:12 AM
it is run by long time trusted forum member DeathAndTaxes and not by some Wall Street clown.

But, but... those are Wall St. trayDURRz. Don't you watch movies? They're always so cool. They have such nicely styled hair and wear cool suits.

They're not clowns. They're cool dudes, someone to emulate. They even drive BMWs.

You just wish you were a real prophesunnal trayDURR.

What kind of car do you (or is it the old lady?) drive? I'll bet it's not a Beemer.

We have a Jeep Cherokee, Merc SL 500 and the Gallrdo Lambo.

No Beemers. Honestly I can't even recall ever being in one.  

No Tesla? For some reason I thought you got one not too long before buying the Lambchop.

I haven't been in a BMW since the late 1980s when my real estate agent took me for a hair-raising trip at 180-220 km/h on highway 404 to get to the land registry office before closing. The thing did change lanes like it was on tracks, but I'd never buy one.

No offense to those who love driving but I consider it to be a servant's chore like mopping floors or gardening. I prefer taxicabs until I can afford a full-time chauffeur chauffeuse.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: SilverandBitcoins on February 01, 2014, 08:25:15 AM
Goat, Has most of your wealth come from cryptos?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: zedicus on February 01, 2014, 10:17:00 AM
I wanted to give bitsimple a go but im in a state they dont support yet.. I wonder what the issues is in those state?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: rpietila on February 01, 2014, 12:34:02 PM
I guess I will answer the best I can. It is really about being in the right place at the right time. I have done really well and also lost my ass in the past. I have pretty much been involved in just about anything BTC related that was not an obvious scam, and some that where.

Honestly with all of that experience I would say just HODLING either BTC or LTC is going to over all just be the best. HODL your crypto where it can't get stolen and forget about it for 3 or 4 years. Had I done that I honestly would be better off than where I am now and would have been so much easier.

I think you are still doing it right. Bitcoin's purchasing power is appreciating so rapidly that the big holders (anyone who plans to have BTC10 or more after 3 years) need to prepare for increasing of their status in so many aspects. Guns and ammo is one. A core organisation (manager, secretary, chauffeur, chef, gardener, lawyer, security) is another. Personal money and personnel management skills are yet another. Publicity skills are still another. If we "take it easy" now, it will not be easy when we are still total noobs with respect to everything, yet have huge wealth that everyone around us is just preying from us. You do not become an emperor overnight. Trying everything with limited risk is probably beneficial, even if it results in a decrease of your bitcoin holdings that you could have kept just by holding.

Note, this does not apply to wasting your time with things that don't enhance your knowledge. Day trading is something that sucks you time, yet does not provide much in return.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: oda.krell on February 01, 2014, 09:04:55 PM
Haha, I would rather gnaw off my own foot than post in that other quality TA thread, but this one is great.

However, I disagree with the basic premise: don't just hodl. Occasionally, after careful consideration, sodl to buy back cheapler.

My brain hurts.

This thread is not making fun of that thread or others like it, just people who think they can call the markets.  ;)   You might be right most of the time but when you are wrong, it could really mess you up. I have done this long enough, and been lucky enough to know I should have just HODL.



Eh, there's one point in which I tend to agree with MatTheCat's crazy rantings: it's easy for the earliest adopters/investors/miners to pontificate about the amazing success of buy & hold, if for no other reason than that, if you weren't extremely cautious and/or dumb, there's a good chance you're holding well upwards of 1k coins. Myself, I have a tentative BTC goal (nothing too unrealistic, but approximately twice as much as I hold now), and I'll cut down active trading once I reach that goal (and December brought me much closer already). But to each his own, I guess.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: billyjoeallen on February 02, 2014, 09:56:02 AM


Eh, there's one point in which I tend to agree with MatTheCat's crazy rantings: it's easy for the earliest adopters/investors/miners to pontificate about the amazing success of buy & hold, if for no other reason than that, if you weren't extremely cautious and/or dumb, there's a good chance you're holding well upwards of 1k coins. Myself, I have a tentative BTC goal (nothing too unrealistic, but approximately twice as much as I hold now), and I'll cut down active trading once I reach that goal (and December brought me much closer already). But to each his own, I guess.

If you can do it, do it. I myself did. But keep in mind you could lose everything. Having half as much BTC as you want is better than having none. If I were to do it again I would HODL!

ditto.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: oda.krell on February 02, 2014, 04:04:55 PM


Eh, there's one point in which I tend to agree with MatTheCat's crazy rantings: it's easy for the earliest adopters/investors/miners to pontificate about the amazing success of buy & hold, if for no other reason than that, if you weren't extremely cautious and/or dumb, there's a good chance you're holding well upwards of 1k coins. Myself, I have a tentative BTC goal (nothing too unrealistic, but approximately twice as much as I hold now), and I'll cut down active trading once I reach that goal (and December brought me much closer already). But to each his own, I guess.

If you can do it, do it. I myself did. But keep in mind you could lose everything. Having half as much BTC as you want is better than having none. If I were to do it again I would HODL!

ditto.

No risk, no fun :D

Seriously, though, there's one pretty good advice for everyone who asks himself what to do, b&h or active trading:

If you plan to get into BTC, buy in with whatever fiat you're prepared (and able) to lose. Then take, say, 5% of the resulting total btc and use them as your trading portfolio. Check where you stand after a month or so: you did well? Make it 10%. You failed at making a profit, or made a net loss? Make it 2.5%

You get the idea. There's no need to actively trade with a large fraction of your BTC holding, unless you have some confirmation that you're consistently making a profit (on average). So the goal is to determine whether your own idea of how well you trade matches reality, and not lose your pants in the process of finding out.

edit: sp


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: StarenseN on February 02, 2014, 06:35:18 PM
I'm 85% Crypto (BTC/LTC)

I would help out

HODL.

 ::)


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Lloydie on February 04, 2014, 02:15:07 PM
Dear Goat,

I have a few questions:

1. What is your ltc versus Btc split? And could you please share the reasons?

2. What is your view on the current price of asicminer shares? Approx. 0.57 Btc

3. Is casinobitcoin.in legit?

Thanks.  :)


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Lloydie on February 04, 2014, 11:09:27 PM
Thanks. Re 3, I thought maybe you had looked into it. Re, ltc v Btc, which is undervalued now, in your view?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Lloydie on February 04, 2014, 11:24:27 PM
Thanks. Re 3, I thought maybe you had looked into it. Re, ltc v Btc, which is undervalued now, in your view?

Honestly I don't know what the BTC/LTC ratio should be. If the Bitcoin Foundation keeps trying to destroy BTC we might see LTC higher than BTC soon.

Who knows.
Very good point, I didn't consider. Though hard to see ltc not being affected also in that scenario.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Lloydie on February 04, 2014, 11:35:35 PM
Thanks. Re 3, I thought maybe you had looked into it. Re, ltc v Btc, which is undervalued now, in your view?

Honestly I don't know what the BTC/LTC ratio should be. If the Bitcoin Foundation keeps trying to destroy BTC we might see LTC higher than BTC soon.

Who knows.
Very good point, I didn't consider. Though hard to see ltc not being affected also in that scenario.

If the Foundation forced code changes to BTC to make it more traceable or whatever people will flee BTC so fast it is not funny.

LTC will not have these code changes added.
Won't people assume that ltc will also have changes forced on it? I guess price drop will be less until it happens.

Also re Btc, in event of forced change, let's say two networks are formed, what happens to existing btcs?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Lloydie on February 04, 2014, 11:48:13 PM
Thanks. Re 3, I thought maybe you had looked into it. Re, ltc v Btc, which is undervalued now, in your view?

Honestly I don't know what the BTC/LTC ratio should be. If the Bitcoin Foundation keeps trying to destroy BTC we might see LTC higher than BTC soon.

Who knows.
Very good point, I didn't consider. Though hard to see ltc not being affected also in that scenario.

If the Foundation forced code changes to BTC to make it more traceable or whatever people will flee BTC so fast it is not funny.

LTC will not have these code changes added.
Won't people assume that ltc will also have changes forced on it? I guess price drop will be less until it happens.

Also re Btc, in event of forced change, let's say two networks are formed, what happens to existing btcs?

Gavin Anderson seems willing to work with these people who want to regulate it. The LTC community does not.

The BTC Foundation and Gavin might cause if nothing else a "civil war" in BTC land but this wont happen in LTC.

There is no way the miners would support adding any of the code Gavin would want us to add.
Let's say one third of the host of angels follow Gavin down the dark path, and two thirds stay with the light. What would happen to existing Btc holdings? Will I hold btcs in both networks? Thanks for taking the time.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: oda.krell on February 05, 2014, 12:33:23 AM
Never got all the negativity about the foundation. Sure, they're far from perfect, and there's a vibe of unnecessary secrecy, but by and large, I support them (and became a member as a result). It's a balancing act between a myriad of interests, and I think so far they (and by "they" I mean Gavin) handled it rather well.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Lloydie on February 05, 2014, 12:36:42 AM
This might be stating the obvious but I didn't realise until just now: whatever Gavin or the foundation proposes must be accepted by a large majority of miners, else they risk a hard fork where the btc community splits. It's a good check againt proposed amendments re: privacy.

I think goat's point is that the Ltc community would never put up with those kinds of changes, as the miners are so diverse and global.  I don't think btc miners would agree either.  Way too much money invested in it now. Whether the US accepts btcs or not is not that relevant to current mining revenues.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Lloydie on February 05, 2014, 01:37:17 AM
Can you provide details on "very big problems with some of the stuff they are doing"? thanks.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Lloydie on February 05, 2014, 01:44:56 AM
Can you provide details on "stuff you don't agree with"? thanks.
mostly them working with the fbi and gates foundation in a policing action to fight crime.

the foundation should not be a police force.
I think they don't have a real choice in cooperating with gov't (which is why I believe Satoshi disappeared). Hard to see what Gavin can do without miners' cooperation.  Do you see anything?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: abacus on February 05, 2014, 05:58:31 AM
Hi Goat!

It seems he became a coin:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=429599.0
Confirmed, he's now a coin
Is he really behind that?  It doesn't seem so.
Holy crap! I thought the sarcasm was clearly detectable (what happened -> Goat's transformation).

Sorry if I hijack this thread for a moment, but after noticing your official statement on that CrapCoin thread, I would like to make clear that I don't intentionally spread FUD (other than the Confirmed Bad News Sources Thread, lol).

Back in topic:
HODLing is the olny way!  ;D



Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: El Dude on February 05, 2014, 11:10:17 AM
Goat is it ok to just hodl LTC ?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: ErisDiscordia on February 05, 2014, 11:24:03 AM
Sorry to re-hijack this thread once more, but this sparked my attention:

Gavin Anderson seems willing to work with these people who want to regulate it. The LTC community does not.

You said multiple times, that the LTC community is not ready to cooperate with regulators. I don't know much about the LTC community. Can you please explain what makes you be so sure about this? Is it this:

I think goat's point is that the Ltc community would never put up with those kinds of changes, as the miners are so diverse and global. 

Or something else?

Also what would you recommend to someone who has a relatively high exposure to BTC in terms of his net wealth, but owns no LTC? Move some of that BTC into LTC? If so how much and during what time frame? Sorry, so many questions... :D

I tip my hat to your strong hands of HODL and continue to HODL my BTC with the iron grip of Hercules  ;D



Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Mitchell on February 05, 2014, 11:43:14 AM
Does BitSimple support European countries? It looks like an exchange I would use, but if they don't support Europe, well, then it's useless to me.

I agree with your speculation. I'm HODL'ing my coins like a BDSM couple strangling each other.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: merkin51 on February 05, 2014, 01:06:16 PM
Does BitSimple support European countries? It looks like an exchange I would use, but if they don't support Europe, well, then it's useless to me.

I agree with your speculation. I'm HODL'ing my coins like a BDSM couple strangling each other.

Nope US only, very annoying.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Mitchell on February 05, 2014, 01:07:04 PM
Does BitSimple support European countries? It looks like an exchange I would use, but if they don't support Europe, well, then it's useless to me.

I agree with your speculation. I'm HODL'ing my coins like a BDSM couple strangling each other.

Nope US only, very annoying.
Dang. Thanks dude.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: kwest on February 05, 2014, 03:03:47 PM
The creator of LTC was at the New York hearings though. Didn't seem anti-anything.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Lloydie on February 06, 2014, 08:48:27 AM
Dear Goat, still hodl?  What's your prognosis?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: bitgeek on February 06, 2014, 04:28:48 PM
Any ideas why, despite all the good press and acceptance, the price goes down?
We had positive news from NY hearings, Chinese exchanges didn't close, I'm clueless.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: knightcoin on February 06, 2014, 05:22:30 PM
Any ideas why, despite all the good press and acceptance, the price goes down?
We had positive news from NY hearings, Chinese exchanges didn't close, I'm clueless.

Mt. Gox is odds are messing up the market. People suspect it will collapse any day now and thus push the price of BTC down. Not sure how sound that is but whatever.

I think we need more medium, small exchangers ...


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: bitgeek on February 06, 2014, 05:23:53 PM
Any ideas why, despite all the good press and acceptance, the price goes down?
We had positive news from NY hearings, Chinese exchanges didn't close, I'm clueless.

Mt. Gox is odds are messing up the market. People suspect it will collapse any day now and thus push the price of BTC down. Not sure how sound that is but whatever.

I think we need more medium, small exchangers ...
Sounds legit. Yesterday there were some 500+ dumps there followed by a chain reaction on other exchanges. Looks like people had enough of Gox.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: BitchicksHusband on February 06, 2014, 06:01:55 PM
what are pros of bitsimple over coinbase

Bitsimple is very fast and clean.

With coinbase it takes a while and there is a good chance that coinbase will void your buy or sale if the market moves to much. I personally would only want to deal with an organization that has done 1000's of sales with no complaints what so ever.

 
yes i will never use coinbase after all the stories i have heard. refusing to fill orders that were paid for is bullshit and should only be done if payment does not clear. yet coinbase does whatever the fuck it pleases based on how the market moves.

All the ones I've heard of ended up being bank-related, not Coinbase related.  Bitsimple does look cool, though.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: romerun on February 10, 2014, 05:26:16 PM
still hodl?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: magicmexican on February 10, 2014, 05:35:02 PM
still hodl?

Now? Yes

Right after the Gox news? Was a good opportunity to play the flash crash


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: mgburks77 on February 11, 2014, 06:27:26 AM
Quote
You might be right most of the time but when you are wrong, it could really mess you up.

lol so true


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: JimboToronto on February 11, 2014, 07:17:57 PM
HODL!

(or buy more)

Did just that.

The last annoying bit of fiat in my Virtex account was sold during yesterday's blip.

Gotta free up some more dollars to deposit (and wait) to sell for more cheap coins.

Meanwhile, it's time to visit my neighborhood BTC ATM for some instant gratification.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: traderCJ on February 11, 2014, 07:21:36 PM
HODL!

(or buy more)

Damn right, somebody has to prop up goat's retirement.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: traderCJ on February 11, 2014, 07:32:07 PM
HODL!

(or buy more)

Damn right, somebody has to prop up goat's retirement.

i doubt you have any coins but if you did i would want you to sell ;)

K


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: SlaveInDebt on February 11, 2014, 07:37:01 PM
Now is the time to start building that boat Goat :)


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Mythul on February 12, 2014, 01:59:49 PM
So are we still in the HODL-ing phase ?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: alexeft on February 12, 2014, 02:41:03 PM
So are we still in the HODL-ing phase ?

We will be there like forever!!!  :D


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: TrollboxChamp on February 12, 2014, 04:42:54 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhGLLBCPwFo


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: rpietila on February 12, 2014, 08:30:47 PM
HODL FOREVER   ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D


(unless you need hooker and blow fiat)

Fiat is suitable for criminals. Why isn't it on the news already??  :D


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: knightcoin on February 12, 2014, 09:27:45 PM
HODL FOREVER   ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D


(unless you need hooker and blow fiat)

Fiat is suitable for criminals. Why isn't it on the news already??  :D

+1


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: jdough on February 12, 2014, 11:43:12 PM
HODL FOREVER   ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D


(unless you need hooker and blow fiat)

Fiat is suitable for criminals. Why isn't it on the news already??  :D

Because it's old news.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: JimboToronto on February 18, 2014, 11:46:54 AM
Haven't heard much from Goat lately. Forum become too much of a bearish trollbox?

Or just riding around in the Goatmobile, you know the one with the bull logo on it?

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Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: thatbluedude on February 18, 2014, 12:58:15 PM
perhaps he's too busy in his private btc-elite only forum to spend time with the unwashed masses ;).
though I admitt I would like a peek at it to see if it will generate interesting content or if the isolation devolves it into an elitist Groupthink circlejerk.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: biafore on February 18, 2014, 01:09:08 PM
Or mabey hes to busy getting money, fucking dimes, blowin yay off their asses. Like most of the petty people here dream they could, or are to salty to admit that they would ever partake in suck events. That dont sound like fun riiiiite.....  Small money wouldnt know what to do with big money, that why they will never have it. Hater gonna hate


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: rpietila on February 18, 2014, 01:25:11 PM
perhaps he's too busy in his private btc-elite only forum to spend time with the unwashed masses ;).
though I admitt I would like a peek at it to see if it will generate interesting content or if the isolation devolves it into an elitist Groupthink circlejerk.

I am there, and will offer a sneak peek for free (asked permission from the poster).

This one is from an ongoing essay competition where 1,000mBTC will be given to the forum member who most succintly expounds the importance of why the decision-making in the Supernode Network is based on economic majority, with the votes based on the difference of status (rank), which is closely tied to Bitcoin ownership and thus the wealth of the SN member, instead of the majority of number of members.

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Because that's the natural way - and that's how everything works anyway, even if you tried to distort it on some superficial level.

In "democracy", power is artificially and superficially re-distributed equally between all - well, not really, but to sell the idea, to keep masses peacefully going along - and this is even more important: whether deserved or not. Unconditional love is the coolest thing. Unconditional power is probably the worst of all things. That's like deciding that that from now on everyone can benchpress 100 pounds and not a pound more. Well, it's in some people's nature to press much more than that - AND THEY WILL. It's better to let them do it openly and naturally, so they don't have to do what's naturally anyway, but do it sneakily behind the scenes, while selling the weaker people the image that all power is distributed equally. When you go to the gym, and it's okay to openly lift as much as you want, you get people sharing secrets, inspiring each other to grow and give more - heck, even making music videos on how cool it is to be in this together: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3UUpta18w4

Distributing power equally is so artificial that you need force to force it. And guess who end up using and owning that force? Of course the naturally more powerful (or power-hungry) ones. Except that now, besides power, they also have all the apparatus of force in their hands - of course, paid by all those "equal" people, or middle class. When the masses try to deny anyone from lifting more than 100lb, the big (or motivated) guys have to use force to keep others out of their own secret gyms. It's good to keep in mind, that to really go against nature, there's always some kind of war going on - and in war it's not always the best people who win. The war is not won by using even heavier (and even more expensive) force to make things even more unnatural, but actually letting the stream finally settle on the path of least resistance & most flow.

The more you try to equalize people, the more you end up separating them. The more atificiality you introduce to the system, the harder it is for people with less initial connections or shrewdness to ever make it up the ladder. And the cronier it gets. The more proggressive the tax system, the more reggressive it in actuality gets - because of course the people in power will make it so for themselves, while having to exert massive, otherwise unnecessary work to make it appear proggressive to the common folk - or, the average voter. And, in the progress introduce massive amounts of soul-crushing friction to the whole system, where it's no longer sufficient to serve your customer well, but you also need to become an expert in international law and all the silly complications in tax code, even though your time is valueble and you initially wanted to invest yourself in (improving) the service you actually cared about.

Let the powerful be powerful. The less there is need to resort to cronyism to attain power, the likelier you are to create culture of actual service and creative, attentive value sharing.

 ** ** ** **

I feel like I live in a society (Finland, to be exact), where you can go through your whole life without really ever touching this thing of wealth and power. You don't really negotiate your salary; the union does it for you. You know, those guys in the cabinets; the ones that are "qualified" to play these dangerous, difficult and awfully mysterious power games - so that me, the small person, don't have to; I can just go through my life minding my own business; go through the motions, not cause too much hassle.

Reminds me of the Steve Jobs quote:

"When you grow up you, tend to get told that the world is the way it is and your life is just to live your life inside the world, try not to bash into the walls too much, try to have a nice family, have fun, save a little money. That’s a very limited life. Life can be much broader, once you discover one simple fact, and that is that everything around you that you call life was made up by people that were no smarter than you. And you can change it, you can influence it, you can build your own things that other people can use. Once you learn that, you’ll never be the same again."

What's left out in that quote, is that to Really Live in this world, you need to "get your hands dirty", and realize that there is this thing called power, and I'm going to be playing with it sooner rather than later. I'm going to be negotiating, strategically upping my position. It's not going to come by simply increasing my contribution and letting someone else handle the money matters. Steve Jobs himself tends to give you that impression (that he didin't really need to think about money), but even he was in fact a quite wonderful negotiator and quite a player in corporate power games.

It doesn't need to be like that. The more naturally power is distributed, the more you can just earn and deserve it, and the less you have to "play" for it, of know all the complications of law, and other distractive barriers the "heavy lifters" have had to raise to make it difficult for common people to enter their secret gym.

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It's clear, that even if all votes were equally distributed, you'd still feel like guys like Goat or rpietila are on a different position or status, than someone with less than one BTC in his paper wallet. So why not let the voting system reflect that which we already feel is natural anyway? Of course the ones with more at stake should have more votes.

But it goes deeper than that.
All my life I've sort of struggled, ever since the school system tried to make us all bench press that same 10lbs weight over and over again. Also there was this forum at one point, where I was probably the most influential contributor, and lots of very high class contributors came along to join ranks & have a ball together. And then there was this one homo ignoramus, who didn't even want nor seek to contribute, but rather talk against the whole topic of the forum (which was organic, fresh, real, high quality food by the way, along with holistic health). The owner of the forum maintained his opinion that "everyone needs to get an equal chance in this forum". Well, soon all the best contributors found better things to do with their valuable time, so the owner of the forum was left with... well, what you get from trying to artificially make "everyone's contribution equal", even when it clearly is everything but.

In my life experience, I've noticed huge differences in people't energy levels and how they live their lives. The most impressive contributors are often the biggest eaners - and they usually end up re-investing a ton, in what they originally cared about. Making it better, making it bigger, perhaps adding diversity as well, depth; heck they even take steps to increase the value of social capital in the whole industry, and basically make everyone happier. Anyone could be more like that, but perhaps they haven't read their Napoleon Hill yet, perhaps because they were busy reading sociology of gender studies (which they didin't even care about in the first place, but thought that was okay, not too bad at least). It's wrong to say that the guy living hundreds of times bigger, having a network worth 10 000 times more, and making ridiculous contributions, while garnering masterful experience and ridiculous insigth to the matter, should have equal vote to the guy who was reading sociology and didn't even care about that - and probably cares even less about the subject matter at hand.

Usually - not 100%, but usually - the people who care deeply and personally about subject matter A, have more knowledge, experience, relevant networks, personal investment, social investment - and also financial investment in A. At least they should, and it would be very natural for them to.

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Now comes the interesting part.

I'm that guy with <1000mBTC on my name. And even for me it's preferable to live in a "society" where power is distributed naturally rather than equalized artificially. First, it gives me clear incentives, to serve more, earn better, step my value up. It creates culture where my friends have similar incentives, so it's exponentially more fun for each of us to walk the walk, make our journey upwards - not by doing bad the bad, evil, sneaky or in best case irrelevant things you often need to do in a forcefully artificial system to rise up, but just simply improve my communication, courage, wisdom, experience, skill; serve the market, use my network and treat them well. Secondly, even when my voting power is ridiculously low, I have much better chances to influence things, and do it in intelligent manner. I don't have to sink my self worth to convince the masses, when I can see who has the power, and I can be sure it's their own money that's at stake, so there aren't any sneaky conflicts of interest complicating things. All I need to do is talk sense, or present my argument, to the guy(s) who have lots at stake in this - and I can be quite sure that they are the ones who actually care (because it's their property, not public land), and they either know and understand this stuff very well, or at least have the incentives to make otherwise sure that their decisions are of high quality, for example by hiring some knowledgeable people who have demonstrated their love and deep caring for this thing (plus perhaps ability to make good decisions).

Ultimately it's about (finally) creating world without politics. What is politics? It's really the art of re-grabbing the power that was artificially (and forcefully) re-distributed, and then vandalize one's own integrity in all the complicated mess that follows. When you erase the ultimate reason to have any conflicts of interest in the first place, you pretty much get rid of (the need for) politics, or any other forms of bad behavior. FINALLY the best argument wins, not the sneakiest or most evil, or populist - or the one bought with other people's money. The highest uncommon denominator finally beats the lowest common - by 10 000 to one, in the case of me and rpietila for example. Like Steve Jobs would say, "that's how it should be." Come to think about it, that is the natural, and right way of things.

There are things that I have cared about more, and invested more of myself in, than Risto. And in those things I naturally have more say than him. If a superfood distributor wants to know what strains of enzymes to use in his newest product, of course he'll ask me. That's the natural, correct and intelligent way of things. The "democratic" way would be to have an equal vote between me and Risto, where Risto's vote would be equal to mine. But he doesn't know crap about enzyme strains or how and where they were produced and what the practical implications of all that are... so why on earth should Lasse from Rawmance Ltd even care about Risto's opinion? Well, in "democracy", you kind of have to. Let's not be that silly in this community. I'm better of off by having Risto have more power than me when it comes to decisions concerning matters of Bitcoin. Plus, I know who to talk to, in case I happen to think I have a better idea - and best of all, even in that case I don't have to worry about politics, or winning over every average person who might not even care let alone understand that much, or might have most his stakes & attention invested somewhere else. That's all good, natural - and in every imaginable sense most effective way to advance things. Who would you ask, who's opinion do you trust most (in matter A)? It kinda makes sense to let that person have an equal share of votes - not equal to the number of his fingers or hands, but his ability and will to benefit us all.

This is written by a newbie of 0 posts before this one. We aim to make it a quality place with meaningful discussion, and are happy to see this forum cater to other needs.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: thatbluedude on February 18, 2014, 02:19:28 PM
I am there, and will offer a sneak peek for free (asked permission from the poster).
thanks,
It would be great if there was a thread where selected elitetalk content would get reposted. 


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: JimboToronto on February 19, 2014, 07:32:28 AM
HODL! unless we get a good dip and then buy more!!!

You're preaching to the choir.

Just bought some more at last week's dip and I'm waiting on a fiat deposit to buy some more while prices are still low.

I haven't sold any coins since last spring. Price goes up, my hoarded coins increase in potential value. Price goes down, I get to hoard more coins. Either way I'm ahead.

No ulcers here. LOL  ;D


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: fortune143 on February 19, 2014, 11:38:27 AM
100% HODLer here buying in monthly increments. I'm one of those classics who heard about Bitcoin ages ago but did nothing about it until the last ATH. However I find the technology and the possibility for it's uses fascinating and will be in on the Bitcoin/crypto/digital autonomous 'x' train for the long haul.

Now that thats out of the way I just want to take a look at a few points from this essay:

In summary the question was asked:  please explain the importance of having a system in which voting power is based on the size of individual's wealth, rather than distributed equally on a one-member-one-vote basis.

Putting aside the fact that this is a massively leading question, the newbie then replies with a series of points in agreement with that question which must be looked at closely.

Newbie refers multiple times to the idea of nature vs the artificial; that there is a 'natural way' that things happen or should happen. This idea is flawed in my opinion for a few reasons:
a) 'nature' is not a heirarchy where power is distributed, the natural world could maybe more accurately be described as a system comprised of interdependent entities that to some degree depend on others for their own survival. In the natural world there is only one living organism that holds dominion over almost all others, and that dominion was certainly human-made.
b) What do you mean when you say 'nature', do you mean that that is how things 'have always been' or 'should be'? Is it that, outside the human world, this is just how things 'are'. If so then I'm afraid that is a normative interpretation of our existence, positioning your interpretation of the world as fact. for millenia all sorts of world ills and pseudo-beliefs have been legitimised in the name of them being 'the natural order of things' - genocides, conquests, rape, pillaging, slavery etc. To say that 'people should be allowed to be as powerful as they can be because thats how it would work in nature' is a statement fraught with preconceptions and personal bias.
c) leading on from point b) by accepting that the equitable distribution of power is 'unnatural', you negate the fact that we as human beings have invented things like communities, societies, civilisations, structures and systems that we all live by, whether we know it or not and in some cases whether we like it or not. None of these things are 'natural' at all, and were actually created as a way of mitigating the human experience against the harshness and difficulties of nature. Bitcoin is the latest invention seeking to contribute to that aim, why should it then apply to the rules of 'nature' if this is the case?

The newbie also claims that the distribution of power leads to cronyism and actually pulls people apart. This is factually incorrect, as hundreds of studies have shown that societies with greater equality also have lower rates of crime, obesity, debt and depression, as well as greater levels of trust, community, health and happiness. Also, a corrupted form of power distribution does not lead to cronyism, it is crony. A power distribution system based on something more trustworthy than human goodwill, maybe a system based on math lets say, would be allow much less space for corruption than current systems have.

Newbie makes the point that in some societies, like his (or hers), people can live their whole lives without even having to engage with power. These people can just let others, the ones with power, do the hard stuff for them - the example of trade unions or politicians 'the guys in the cabinet'. Some people will always feel inadequate to others, and in some cases are happy to live a life of relative subservience in order to just get on with things. On the flip side there will always be others who want more (the steve jobs quote), others who will seek command over their lives and will become significantly invested (through time, money, effort etc) in a particular facet of life.

These people, Newbie says, will 'naturally' drift towards positions of power, and they deserve it for putting in the work. While others will actively want people like this to make the decisions for them as it makes life easier.

For me this is a problem, and I must say for a place where decentralisation is supposed to be embraced and centralised authority avoided, this is a somewhat odd statement. This type of deferring of lifes problems to others while allowing the pursuit of power to go generally unchecked, actually leads to the type of centralisation, cronyism and heirarchical subjugation that most of us do not support. Power corrupts and the powerful only seek to gain more power, the very idea of an elite is the direct opposite of an informed and empowered mass. 

Finally Newbie states that even for a small time hodler like him/her, he/she prefers a situation where power is distributed 'naturally'. This gives him/her incentive to do better, lets him/her know his/her role, and again makes things simpler for Newbie - if he/she can get the ear of the one/s in power then his/her interests can be met.  The ones with the most bitcoin and therefore most power are held accountable as their wealth is negatively affected with each bad decision they make, and the fact that they know/care about this stuff provides incentives to make good decisions anyway. This then creates an environment where the best argument always wins, it eliminates conflict of interest situations from ever arising, and provides us with a 'world without politics'.

Again this is a statement rife with oddities. Conflicts of interest will certainly arise when contesting opinions, ideas or ideologies are put against each other, or when the outcome of one event (say for example the imminent death/survival of MtGox) benefits one set of people if it plays out one way, or another set of people if it plays out the other way.

Accountability cannot be tied into the desire to maintain Bitcoin wealth either. If the supernodes decide on something that negatively effects the bitcoin price or worse the protocol, that decision will effect everyones bitcoin - mine, yours, theirs, everyones. Meaning that in relative terms, their position of power would be absolutely no different to how it was prior to the decision, and that in fact their power their power is entrenched as those lower down would never be able to reach their level no matter how much effort/time/money they invested.

And a world without politics... if by this you men a world in which groups of more than two people in a shared space no longer discuss the ways and means in which they shall live their lives or distribute resources, I'm afraid that's nearly impossible.

So to conclude, the post by Newbie is fraught with inconsistencies, suppositions and non-facts, and fails to set a case for why voting ability should be distributed according to bitcoin wealth.

To the original question itself, it is very well withing the realms of possiblity that a voting structure such as this might serve to entrench the power of a relatively small elite, and go on to mirror the existing power structures we have all over the world. Newbie's biggest mistake was probably assuming that the only alternative to a 'natural' survival of the fittest form of power sharing is a socialist-dream-each-and-every-single-person-is-as-equal-as-the-next-guy form of power sharing, which is as utopian and ridiculous as the vision Newbie sets out. An equitable form of distribution where voting power is shared more equally and based on a system trusted by all that participate may be more desirable, as this would guard against the centralisation of authority and the entrenchment of heirarchy. 




Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: thatbluedude on February 19, 2014, 12:04:39 PM
Now that thats out of the way I just want to take a look at a few points from this essay: ...
I just want to note that the question itself concerns the voting rights for a private club not society as a whole. Maybe it implies it but it doesn't directly say that one vote per dollar should be universally applied.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: fortune143 on February 19, 2014, 12:42:23 PM
Now that thats out of the way I just want to take a look at a few points from this essay: ...
I just want to note that the question itself concerns the voting rights for a private club not society as a whole. Maybe it implies it but it doesn't directly say that one vote per dollar should be universally applied.

Yes that is correct, in this specific case it is referring to the voting power/capabilities of individual nodes on the bitcoin network.

However the question does also say this:
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votes based on the difference of status (rank), which is closely tied to Bitcoin ownership and thus the wealth of the SN member, instead of the majority of number of members.

and asks the prospective writer to argue why this form of power allocation is more favourable than distributing to the majority of users. Thats a pretty value laden statement which, in order to correctly answer the question, leaves little room for rubuttal other than by the rejection of that central premise (in this specific case) outright.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: knightcoin on February 19, 2014, 03:43:34 PM
one man, one "volt" ....  ::)


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Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: knightcoin on February 20, 2014, 02:05:08 AM
Alts becoming popular I think is inevitable. Think of it as an expression of Bitcoin's random block reward in mining. Investing in all increase your luck but not all will be around when the difficulty increase. 

Go through your portfolio and research each of your best and worst performers.
the ones with a community, a motivated developer, an innovation people beleve in, and a vocal advocates, are more likely to survive. (There are many scam coins in the mix.)

Just investing a fiew XBT can radically alter the markets perception of price and catalyse movement, UNO and DOG being two examples.

Also looking at the total Alt and Bitcoin market cap you start to see how to manage your Alt portfolio.

Investing in innovation alone is risky, while Bitcoin will most likely always maintain its first mover advantage, innovation in the Alt space is easily copied.

I thought about doing this, but at this point, all lot of the valuation for these coins seems to be very "dotcom," in that you go off things like quality of the name, logo, website, etc. The only tweak I've really done is to double from 0.05BTC to 0.1BTC in anything that's below 10 satoshi (with the exception of the Cryptostocks where I doubled at 100 satoshi since it's the lowest level). I'm thinking of going back and increasing anything below 10 satoshi with decent enough volume to 0.25BTC, but beyond that, I'm not going to tweak much further.

I'm surprised that BTC mania hasn't spilled over into the general public. I mean, stories of making 15,000% in FTC and putting $100 into LTC and getting $30K a year later should have people willing to gamble in a time when alternative investment vehicles are only returning 1% if you're lucky.

Indeed few days ago I was watching a documentary on Discovery Channel about dotcom in 90's the internet boom and how Ebay e Amazon became what they are today ... but as everything else, not only in a tech field ...but if you got a nice idea and you are able to implement in a proper way, get surround of nice and competent people is very likely you become successful investor.   


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Adrian-x on February 20, 2014, 02:06:38 AM
I'm surprised that BTC mania hasn't spilled over into the general public. I mean, stories of making 15,000% in FTC and putting $100 into LTC and getting $30K a year later should have people willing to gamble in a time when alternative investment vehicles are only returning 1% if you're lucky.
Just wait until Bitcoin goes vertical, there will be a noticeable segment that see Bitcoin as a lost opportunity and invest in alts, I expect we will see huge growth. The Big money will always be in Bitcoin, at the moment alts can’t accommodate it. Anyway this is off topic but interesting.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: ISAWHIM on February 20, 2014, 02:40:21 AM
The thing with alts, as I see it, is this...

Alts HAVE to be lower. Due only by immaturity as a "real limit".

BTC will be the Gold, LTC the Silver, and the rest like Copper...

You can only hold so much Copper, before you get dirt-rich, and have to upgrade at some point to Silver trades. Again, once you are muddy-rich in Silver, you then have to upgrade to Gold to become filthy-rich...

After Gold, there will be a specialized Plutonium or Uranium to get into, but only for the filthiest of the rich, to exchange riches for power. (That would be back to a "registered miner base", I am sure. If you can even join that club.)

Each level-up does and will require some losses in the leveling, sort of an unavoidable "cash-out" sacrifice to obtain the higher level, as what happens now. (You can only own so many junk-coins before you are the whole market. After that, you have to actually work to add value to your holdings. Thus, why we take the loss. It is just easier and provides more potential for competition to rise.)

Every nation needs a king... not to rule them (though they will try)... Just to have some kind of higher goal to reach. Some will want to be king, and will be... Some just want to be in the path of the kings golden dust falling off his royal ass, and will thrive above those who are just down-wind of the odor. Still, some will strive to be in that repugnant air, to catch the silver dust falling off the other guys rotten souls. Furthest from the line, is those who just pretend to not care, pride driving them to remain the servants they despise being. Living in the oxidized toxic copper dust falling from the polluted air.

Some junk-coins will be another mans treasure, while the rest will just always be junk. BTC would not thrive without them, as a dollar would not thrive without pennies and other dollars of other countries.

Crypto-coins are (as a whole), a universal value to glue and bond gaps where dollar/dollar and dollar/asset conversions would otherwise fail. They are needed as much as a dollar and credit, for "currency value" to progress into the future. Dollars alone, like all other dollars before, would just eventually fail. Like all prior governments have all failed, and these that exist now will soon too. They just don't suit us anymore. They are failing us, as the dollars that fund them have failed. Change and progress is inevitable, resistance is futile, there is no spoon!

It is not change they fear, it is the transition and loss of power that they worked so little to obtain, which scares them.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Syke on February 20, 2014, 03:34:14 AM
I mean, 70B-700B in market cap could happen in isolation

Bitcoin is not a stock. There is no "market cap".


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: knightcoin on February 20, 2014, 03:37:23 AM
The thing with alts, as I see it, is this...

Alts HAVE to be lower. Due only by immaturity as a "real limit".

BTC will be the Gold, LTC the Silver, and the rest like Copper...

You can only hold so much Copper, before you get dirt-rich, and have to upgrade at some point to Silver trades. Again, once you are muddy-rich in Silver, you then have to upgrade to Gold to become filthy-rich...

After Gold, there will be a specialized Plutonium or Uranium to get into, but only for the filthiest of the rich, to exchange riches for power. (That would be back to a "registered miner base", I am sure. If you can even join that club.)


I think altcoins (sha-256) could help to protect small miners investors, like myself, from hardware depreciation. It could be like smart ming ..such as get coinwarz index and automatically select the more profitable coin to mine. ( I tried to do it manually but I am suspecting about kind of manipulations, pls I am not putting a finger to anyone ) it could be also a nice index/ranking to measure the altcoins wealth adoption correlation to bitcoin as a center meter mark of the thermometer ;)      


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Each level-up does and will require some losses in the leveling, sort of an unavoidable "cash-out" sacrifice to obtain the higher level, as what happens now. (You can only own so many junk-coins before you are the whole market. After that, you have to actually work to add value to your holdings. Thus, why we take the loss. It is just easier and provides more potential for competition to rise.)

Every nation needs a king... not to rule them (though they will try)... Just to have some kind of higher goal to reach. Some will want to be king, and will be... Some just want to be in the path of the kings golden dust falling off his royal ass, and will thrive above those who are just down-wind of the odor. Still, some will strive to be in that repugnant air, to catch the silver dust falling off the other guys rotten souls. Furthest from the line, is those who just pretend to not care, pride driving them to remain the servants they despise being. Living in the oxidized toxic copper dust falling from the polluted air.


A legendary king that people even does not know/agree if its real or not ... Like King Arthur and Knights of round table .. (ps reminds me Monty Phyton ;) but Satoshi is already enigmatic enough and definitively it's him that star ... if you think the bitcoin as a much bigger ecosystem...  

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Some junk-coins will be another mans treasure, while the rest will just always be junk. BTC would not thrive without them, as a dollar would not thrive without pennies and other dollars of other countries.

Crypto-coins are (as a whole), a universal value to glue and bond gaps where dollar/dollar and dollar/asset conversions would otherwise fail. They are needed as much as a dollar and credit, for "currency value" to progress into the future. Dollars alone, like all other dollars before, would just eventually fail. Like all prior governments have all failed, and these that exist now will soon too. They just don't suit us anymore. They are failing us, as the dollars that fund them have failed. Change and progress is inevitable, resistance is futile, there is no spoon!

It is not change they fear, it is the transition and loss of power that they worked so little to obtain, which scares them.

We always have a collateral don't we ?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Syke on February 20, 2014, 03:48:00 AM
Okay. Coin market capitalization. Anyway, if you look at BTC as a temporary store of value that can be sold for more later, then that's pretty much all a stock is.

But multiplying the number of mined coins times the current price at an exchange gives a totally bogus number.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Syke on February 20, 2014, 04:19:51 AM
so does trying to value the whole company of apple by what one share of stock traded at, but people do it.

Well, in the case of a stock, each share has been purchased at least once (at the IPO) and then traded some number of times for varying amounts of cash. There was never a Bitcoin IPO. The vast majority of bitcoins have never been purchased at any price. Only a small fraction of mined coins ever make it to an exchange.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: derpinheimer on February 20, 2014, 04:50:46 AM
Gox dropping :O

Uh oh.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: derpinheimer on February 20, 2014, 04:58:06 AM

Not sure if generic reply or serious comment

I mean we all know gox sucks. But its still fun to watch the market there.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Syke on February 20, 2014, 05:08:21 AM
monthly volume is greater than the number of all btcs mined.

It's the same bitcoins going back and forth.

Back and forth like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58-atNakMWw

most of apple stock was never sold at an ipo... its been held from day one...

Very few Apple shares haven't traded on the open market. Apple insiders only own about .1% now.

https://eresearch.fidelity.com/eresearch/evaluate/fundamentals/ownership.jhtml?stockspage=ownership&symbols=aapl


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: knightcoin on February 20, 2014, 05:13:43 AM
Okay. Coin market capitalization. Anyway, if you look at BTC as a temporary store of value that can be sold for more later, then that's pretty much all a stock is.

But multiplying the number of mined coins times the current price at an exchange gives a totally bogus number.

so does trying to value the whole company of apple by what one share of stock traded at, but people do it.

Thinking about companies ...and to be more precisely not companies or stokes itself ...but about people evolved within these companies as a community of workers, investors, professionals, etc...  ...I know, Not even a good analogy .. but I just thinking if bitcoin was a center of cryptocoin industry as a whole .. our community would be like more or less like m$ ? .. thoughts ?  

http://obamapacman.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Apple-Google-Org-Charts-Manu.gif  


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: adamstgBit on February 20, 2014, 04:32:05 PM
still HODL?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Bobsurplus on February 20, 2014, 04:33:50 PM
still HODL?

I'm going to SOHRT a few hundred bitcoin for the next few days. wish I had done it earlier.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Adrian-x on February 20, 2014, 06:33:03 PM
still HODL?

I'm going to SOHRT a few hundred bitcoin for the next few days. wish I had done it earlier.
Short into Alts or Fiat?  (I shorted in to fiat once, lessons learned better to hold)
if selling now wasn't part of your plan your understanding of Bitcoin may be limited, this situation was always a possibility, as is $100 or $1000 a coin.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: zeroday on February 20, 2014, 06:46:21 PM
I shorted a couple of coins yesterday.
The blow was great and my nose is shining.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Mitchell on February 20, 2014, 06:52:27 PM
Just wondering, what is shorting?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Mitchell on February 20, 2014, 06:55:35 PM
Just wondering, what is shorting?

it is when one sells btc to buy drugs or hookers (the correct way)

other way is when people gamble that the btc price will go down and they try to make some fiat. this works sometimes but most of the time ends in tears.
Ah, I see. Thanks man ;)


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: GigaCoin on February 20, 2014, 07:25:00 PM
still HODLING !


Title: Re: Goat you have to try it to believe it.
Post by: Adrian-x on February 21, 2014, 12:18:35 AM
I couldn’t find a place to post this given it probably isn’t appropriate,
But hot off the press, anyone will be able to run a Goat simulator on their old mining rig.
http://www.pcgamer.com/2014/02/11/congratulations-internet-goat-simulator-is-now-a-real-game/

 :D


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Dragonkiller on February 21, 2014, 01:29:24 AM
still hodl?  :'( :-[


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Bobsurplus on February 21, 2014, 01:31:43 AM
still hodl?  :'( :-[

I like your choice of smileys


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Dragonkiller on February 21, 2014, 01:53:42 AM
still hodl?  :'( :-[

I don't know... seems like you might needs some hookers and blow...

Gox is going to 0 so don't worry (unless you were stupid enough to use Gox)

No no I didn't use Gox  ;D

But everything here is so depressing, definitely need hookers and blow  :P


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: seleme on February 21, 2014, 02:17:24 AM
still hodl?  :'( :-[

I don't know... seems like you might needs some hookers and blow...

Gox is going to 0 so don't worry (unless you were stupid enough to use Gox)

No no I didn't use Gox  ;D

But everything here is so depressing, definitely need hookers and blow  :P

let's do it:

http://ocinterfaith.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/4-lets-hold-hands.jpg


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Adrian-x on February 21, 2014, 03:11:41 AM
But everything here is so depressing, definitely need hookers and blow  :P

Try the Goat simulation it looks fun.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: lightfoot on February 21, 2014, 04:10:35 AM
I am not withdrawing, nor am I changing my consulting rates (.25btc/hr). I believe it's worth it. And if anyone needs a mining hardware brain let me know. Brain tired tonight, but I'll charge this rate regardless.

C


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: lightfoot on February 21, 2014, 04:16:36 AM
But everything here is so depressing, definitely need hookers and blow  :P

Try the Goat simulation it looks fun.


It's the music that makes this. That wheezy, cheezy, sleezy tune... :-)

C


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: knightcoin on February 21, 2014, 05:00:00 AM
In the meanwhile ...in a internet corner ... fuck, cats and dogs funny vid...

Weird Goats Compilation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yaTmPHdZVM (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yaTmPHdZVM)


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: cosmofly on February 21, 2014, 06:57:27 AM
Sorry Goat but don't u think its easy for an early adopter to say HODL.  Yeah sure HODL but u got ur coins for $1 and most ppl posting here got it in the $500-$1000 range. Bitcoin is dead as an investment IMO


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: knightcoin on February 21, 2014, 07:07:50 AM
if you still adding decimals 0000000000000 you missed the whole point.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Mitchell on February 21, 2014, 07:20:37 AM
I couldn’t find a place to post this given it probably isn’t appropriate,
But hot off the press, anyone will be able to run a Goat simulator on their old mining rig.
http://www.pcgamer.com/2014/02/11/congratulations-internet-goat-simulator-is-now-a-real-game/

 :D

I must have that game. Because of reasons.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: knightcoin on February 21, 2014, 07:33:55 AM
BREAK coffee & thoughts from Cuckooland.

I have 0.03022055 on mgox

what I can do with those imaginary (lol) coins ? well

I will keep 0.03 ( because two decimal places is such financial accountancy way, and also is a Tesla psycho-number)

then I will take 22055 and convert into binary and try to inject that string into "longest string match up" routing table ( if you in networking area you got it, other wise I am talking about A forwarding information base (FIB)) then hook it up into the wireshark tap and see if the packet is drop is not ...

well you got the advertise campaign

http://www.stocktickercompany.com/index.php

btw, Tesla was big fan of Edson until he discovery "The Man" behind.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: ErisDiscordia on February 21, 2014, 12:41:33 PM
Sorry Goat but don't u think its easy for an early adopter to say HODL.  Yeah sure HODL but u got ur coins for $1 and most ppl posting here got it in the $500-$1000 range. Bitcoin is dead as an investment IMO

Yes it is indeed easier for early adopters to HODL. I'm not that early of an adopter (bought my first coin for 26$) but I find it very easy to hodl, having been through the April bubble and even now sitting on quite massive (unrealized) fiat gains. So...I take it as my responsibility to teach the art of HODL to people who have bought during/after this latest run up and might be in the red for now, getting nervous, some of them having bought in without much knowledge about the underlying technology (though I try to educate each and every one of them). I do this exactly because it is easy for me but might be harder for them.

It's all a cycle. During the last bubble I got told to hodl. Now I tell you to hodl. Next bubble it will be you telling people to hodl. If you hodl now, that is ;)


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: dedcoin on February 21, 2014, 06:49:29 PM
Jesus.... I want to HODL soooo bad!
What's keeping you from hodling?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: wachtwoord on February 21, 2014, 07:37:22 PM
Sorry Goat but don't u think its easy for an early adopter to say HODL.  Yeah sure HODL but u got ur coins for $1 and most ppl posting here got it in the $500-$1000 range. Bitcoin is dead as an investment IMO

Thanks! We need more people saying this for the next growth spurt to commence ;)


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: traderCJ on February 21, 2014, 09:51:49 PM
Sorry Goat but don't u think its easy for an early adopter to say HODL.  Yeah sure HODL but u got ur coins for $1 and most ppl posting here got it in the $500-$1000 range. Bitcoin is dead as an investment IMO

cosmo, if guys like you don't buy it and keep $/BTC high, how on Earth can guys like goat remain retired?  Think about the whales next time you complain like that.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Cyberlight on February 21, 2014, 10:06:31 PM
Sorry Goat but don't u think its easy for an early adopter to say HODL.  Yeah sure HODL but u got ur coins for $1 and most ppl posting here got it in the $500-$1000 range. Bitcoin is dead as an investment IMO
1 G's are peanuts for real investors,  only weak kids shotr at 1 k.

Real investors and man will hold up to 100k and beyond.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: JimboToronto on February 21, 2014, 10:30:51 PM
Sorry Goat but don't u think its easy for an early adopter to say HODL.

We're all early adopters. The Bitcoin adoption curve isn't anywhere near vertical yet.

Quote
most ppl posting here got it in the $500-$1000 range. 

Just the newest noobs who didn't discover Bitcoin until last autumn. Judging by the number of low-activity posters, you could be right though.

I wonder if more than half of the forum members have joined since the start of October.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Agent Provocateur on February 21, 2014, 10:41:28 PM
Sorry Goat but don't u think its easy for an early adopter to say HODL.  Yeah sure HODL but u got ur coins for $1 and most ppl posting here got it in the $500-$1000 range. Bitcoin is dead as an investment IMO

cosmo, if guys like you don't buy it and keep $/BTC high, how on Earth can guys like goat remain retired?  Think about the whales next time you complain like that.

lol. Thanks for thinking of us but btc can takecare of itself.

or you trying to buy in lower?

Lol

Pride goes before a fall


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Agent Provocateur on February 21, 2014, 10:47:01 PM
Sorry Goat but don't u think its easy for an early adopter to say HODL.  Yeah sure HODL but u got ur coins for $1 and most ppl posting here got it in the $500-$1000 range. Bitcoin is dead as an investment IMO

cosmo, if guys like you don't buy it and keep $/BTC high, how on Earth can guys like goat remain retired?  Think about the whales next time you complain like that.

lol. Thanks for thinking of us but btc can takecare of itself.

or you trying to buy in lower?

Lol

Pride goes before a fall

come back in five years. Lets see whats up ;D

as time goes by, it doesn't need to be five years


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: knightcoin on February 22, 2014, 12:32:27 AM
%sorry guys for any unconvenient line, or char. I'm in a pure
txt ed%
opened links bitcointalk.org on term BSD box even. no pointer
device and seens I'm got TAB limit too. /* how theses guys used to manage where to go ? the project I'm in now I guess is recriate the first www server it's educational, not for profit EOF*/


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: knightcoin on February 22, 2014, 01:28:05 AM
using System;
using System.Collections.Specialized;
class FT
{public string Instrument // goto cofee & c if Ctrl+C works
ft.com // (?)
/cms
/s
/0
ec1c3a5a-9b0f-11e-946b-00144feab7de.html
#axzz2u0W4t2Lb


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: fonzie on February 22, 2014, 01:31:08 AM
using System;
using System.Collections.Specialized;
class FT
{public string Instrument // goto cofee & c if Ctrl+C works
ft.com // (?)
/cms
/s
/0
ec1c3a5a-9b0f-11e-946b-00144feab7de.html
#axzz2u0W4t2Lb

+1

looks legit

to the moon


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: rpietila on February 22, 2014, 08:15:52 AM
Quote
most ppl posting here got it in the $500-$1000 range. 

Just the newest noobs who didn't discover Bitcoin until last autumn. Judging by the number of low-activity posters, you could be right though.

Of the about 2.2 million bitcoin owners now, only about 0.5 million can have bought in at <$300. The rest have joined in the last 4 months.

Quote
I wonder if more than half of the forum members have joined since the start of October.

We now have 252k members, of whom 100k has joined Nov-2013 or more recently. Source: public memberlog.

The forum membership is not growing as quickly as bitcoin, since there is less and less reason for lurkers to join in the discussion. (And unfortunately less reason for present members to contribute. Or lurkers to lurk.)


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: adpinbr on February 22, 2014, 09:16:12 AM
Sorry Goat but don't u think its easy for an early adopter to say HODL.  Yeah sure HODL but u got ur coins for $1 and most ppl posting here got it in the $500-$1000 range. Bitcoin is dead as an investment IMO


yeah... people were saying that after it fell from $32 to $2....    dead dead dead...



see ya at $50,000 (if you HODL)

only 50K? thats too low IMHO if bitcoin works the way we think it will, Im waiting for lambo parity


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: JimboToronto on February 22, 2014, 07:48:59 PM
Quote
most ppl posting here got it in the $500-$1000 range. 

Just the newest noobs who didn't discover Bitcoin until last autumn. Judging by the number of low-activity posters, you could be right though.

Of the about 2.2 million bitcoin owners now, only about 0.5 million can have bought in at <$300. The rest have joined in the last 4 months.

Quote
I wonder if more than half of the forum members have joined since the start of October.

We now have 252k members, of whom 100k has joined Nov-2013 or more recently. Source: public memberlog.

The forum membership is not growing as quickly as bitcoin, since there is less and less reason for lurkers to join in the discussion. (And unfortunately less reason for present members to contribute. Or lurkers to lurk.)

Thanks Risto. It confirms my suspicions but I didn't think it was quite that extreme. Over 80% of BTC owners came in in the last 4 months? Wow.

My guess is that the percentage of miners among the 20% older owners is a lot higher than among the 80% newer owners.

Likewise, I would think the percentage of miners is much higher among more senior forum members than among the newer members.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: porcupine87 on February 22, 2014, 11:13:03 PM
I did not only hold and made a few more btc. But it was a pain in the start. I bought LTC, PPC and XPM. All of them lost more than half compared to btc (painfully slowly), but then they exploded. I sold all my LTC at 0.0035 and still own all my PPC and XPM.


Quote
most ppl posting here got it in the $500-$1000 range. 

Just the newest noobs who didn't discover Bitcoin until last autumn. Judging by the number of low-activity posters, you could be right though.

Of the about 2.2 million bitcoin owners now, only about 0.5 million can have bought in at <$300. The rest have joined in the last 4 months.

From where did you get this numbers? How can that be public?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Mein Coin LLC on February 22, 2014, 11:24:30 PM
Well I'm one of the ones in the last 4 months.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: knightcoin on February 22, 2014, 11:43:27 PM
Lamboparity.com

 8)

not my site  btw but i loled

cool ... btw I was thinking about reinvest some coins on hardware again (but not at this price) ... would help if CoinTerra publishes bit more about the motherboard, clock , how rest function works etc ... 


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: liexel on February 26, 2014, 07:58:34 AM
im just really sad that i sat out watching the price rally from 210 to 1000, only bought at 800, and i dont have enough money to buy in now. which seems like a really great opportunity.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: southerngentuk on February 26, 2014, 08:24:58 AM
Quote
most ppl posting here got it in the $500-$1000 range. 

Just the newest noobs who didn't discover Bitcoin until last autumn. Judging by the number of low-activity posters, you could be right though.

Of the about 2.2 million bitcoin owners now, only about 0.5 million can have bought in at <$300. The rest have joined in the last 4 months.

Quote
I wonder if more than half of the forum members have joined since the start of October.

We now have 252k members, of whom 100k has joined Nov-2013 or more recently. Source: public memberlog.

The forum membership is not growing as quickly as bitcoin, since there is less and less reason for lurkers to join in the discussion. (And unfortunately less reason for present members to contribute. Or lurkers to lurk.)

Thanks Risto. It confirms my suspicions but I didn't think it was quite that extreme. Over 80% of BTC owners came in in the last 4 months? Wow.

My guess is that the percentage of miners among the 20% older owners is a lot higher than among the 80% newer owners.

Likewise, I would think the percentage of miners is much higher among more senior forum members than among the newer members.
Perhaps its time for the forums first BTC Census.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Ozziecoin on June 03, 2014, 03:08:48 PM
Hey Goat, time to diversify Ltc into Drk before the other whales.  :)


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: El Cabron on June 03, 2014, 03:11:33 PM
Hey Goat, time to diversify Ltc into Drk before the other whales.  :)

i have been diversifying LTC into BTC or houses/lambos for a while now. DRK? No don't think so....


anyway HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODL CCMF!


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Ozziecoin on June 03, 2014, 03:16:41 PM
Hey Goat, time to diversify Ltc into Drk before the other whales.  :)

i have been diversifying LTC into BTC or houses/lambos for a while now. DRK? No don't think so....


anyway HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODL CCMF!
Privacy will be a factor and neither Btc or Ltc will implement it. You and I both know it.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: El Cabron on June 03, 2014, 03:19:15 PM
Hey Goat, time to diversify Ltc into Drk before the other whales.  :)

i have been diversifying LTC into BTC or houses/lambos for a while now. DRK? No don't think so....


anyway HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODL CCMF!
Privacy will be a factor and neither Btc or Ltc will implement it. You and I both know it.

if only DRK did that i would be all over it. you are seeing the pump, just wait for the dump.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Ozziecoin on June 03, 2014, 03:27:43 PM
Hey Goat, time to diversify Ltc into Drk before the other whales.  :)

i have been diversifying LTC into BTC or houses/lambos for a while now. DRK? No don't think so....


anyway HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODL CCMF!
Privacy will be a factor and neither Btc or Ltc will implement it. You and I both know it.

if only DRK did that i would be all over it. you are seeing the pump, just wait for the dump.
So what if it's pumped? Still way undervalued relative to Ltc. If the big guys start moving out of Ltc, there will be some pretty big bagholders there.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: El Cabron on June 03, 2014, 03:29:41 PM
Hey Goat, time to diversify Ltc into Drk before the other whales.  :)

i have been diversifying LTC into BTC or houses/lambos for a while now. DRK? No don't think so....


anyway HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODL CCMF!
Privacy will be a factor and neither Btc or Ltc will implement it. You and I both know it.

if only DRK did that i would be all over it. you are seeing the pump, just wait for the dump.
So what if it's pumped? Still way undervalued relative to Ltc. If the big guys start moving out of Ltc, there will be some pretty big bagholders there.

It is a scam coin that fails to work. quit trying to make your $50 into $75 in this thread.

fuck off.


HODL BTC


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: hyphymikey on June 03, 2014, 03:29:46 PM
Hey Goat, what will you buy at the next peak?  :)

How about the Wally Power 118' super yacht? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeSzsNatGZ0

http://www.superyachts.com/syv2/resource/585-340-95-c-c61d/superyachts/property/yacht/resource/superyacht-wally-power-118-6912.jpg

http://www.superyachts.com/syv2/resource/585-340-95-c-c61d/superyachts/property/yacht/resource/superyacht-wally-power-118-6928.jpg

It's what I'm Hodling for!


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: frienemy on June 03, 2014, 03:31:29 PM
Hey Goat, time to diversify Ltc into Drk before the other whales.  :)

i have been diversifying LTC into BTC or houses/lambos for a while now. DRK? No don't think so....


anyway HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODL CCMF!
Privacy will be a factor and neither Btc or Ltc will implement it. You and I both know it.

if only DRK did that i would be all over it. you are seeing the pump, just wait for the dump.
So what if it's pumped? Still way undervalued relative to Ltc. If the big guys start moving out of Ltc, there will be some pretty big bagholders there.

And we have a brand new delusional DRK thread...


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: equipoise on June 03, 2014, 03:31:49 PM
"Darkcoin, etc are obviously bad investments", but XMR (MRO, Monero) pass the premine test (http://www.devtome.com/doku.php?id=a_massive_investigation_of_instamines_and_fastmines_for_the_top_alt_coins#monero (http://www.devtome.com/doku.php?id=a_massive_investigation_of_instamines_and_fastmines_for_the_top_alt_coins#monero)) and have a mathematical proof of its users privacy, which DRK is way off to meet. DRK is an obvious scam so you should rethink twice before investing. If you want your dentist not to know how much you have in your wallet (BTC) the way to go is XMR and for sure not DRK.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: El Cabron on June 03, 2014, 03:32:24 PM

Damn... we are going to need to see $100,000 before i can spend on that. i'm not anywhere that l33t!


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: El Cabron on June 03, 2014, 03:33:02 PM
Hey Goat, time to diversify Ltc into Drk before the other whales.  :)

i have been diversifying LTC into BTC or houses/lambos for a while now. DRK? No don't think so....


anyway HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODL CCMF!
Privacy will be a factor and neither Btc or Ltc will implement it. You and I both know it.

if only DRK did that i would be all over it. you are seeing the pump, just wait for the dump.
So what if it's pumped? Still way undervalued relative to Ltc. If the big guys start moving out of Ltc, there will be some pretty big bagholders there.

And we have a brand new delusional DRK thread...

the mods will remove alt coin trolling.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Ozziecoin on June 03, 2014, 03:34:13 PM
Hey Goat, time to diversify Ltc into Drk before the other whales.  :)

i have been diversifying LTC into BTC or houses/lambos for a while now. DRK? No don't think so....


anyway HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODL CCMF!
Privacy will be a factor and neither Btc or Ltc will implement it. You and I both know it.

if only DRK did that i would be all over it. you are seeing the pump, just wait for the dump.
So what if it's pumped? Still way undervalued relative to Ltc. If the big guys start moving out of Ltc, there will be some pretty big bagholders there.

It is a scam coin that fails to work. quit trying to make your $50 into $75 in this thread.

fuck off.


HODL BTC
Ok mate. Enjoy your lambo mate. Try to get some real friends while you're at it.


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: frienemy on June 03, 2014, 03:34:47 PM

Damn... we are going to need to see $100,000 before i can spend on that. i'm not anywhere that l33t!

Uhhhhh, I want an invitation to that yacht, when you buy it :D Bitcoin yacht party?


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: Hunyadi on June 03, 2014, 04:33:28 PM
Hey Goat, time to diversify Ltc into Drk before the other whales.  :)

i have been diversifying LTC into BTC or houses/lambos for a while now. DRK? No don't think so....


anyway HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODL CCMF!
Privacy will be a factor and neither Btc or Ltc will implement it. You and I both know it.

Darkwallet :D


Title: Re: Goat's speculation thread (currently HODL)
Post by: El Cabron on June 03, 2014, 04:37:24 PM
i reported the alt coin spam but the mods seem to think it is "on topic" so i am going to lock the topic.

did you enjoy this thread? wanted to post more? thank the mods for telling me to fuck off!


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