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Title: Time to say goodbye
Post by: wobber on January 17, 2015, 05:41:49 AM
These were nice years, but unfortunately all things come to an end. It is time to say "Goodbye". I still think bitcoin is a brilliant invention which brings immense power to the masses but the human element was more agile and found ways to almost destroy it. It's wounded, but not by a security flaw, not by a design flaw, just by misuse and abuse. Nobody can tell what will happen in the future but one thing is certain: nothing goes up indefinitely and all markets are cyclic.

Bitcoin was a chance to learn on economics, markets, psychology and technology. A great ROI. I would recommend anyone here to buy whatever amount one can loose in  the next 5 minutes and put it aside until 2017-01-17, along with the same amount in USD. I am very curious which will have more value then.

Good bye.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Winner on January 17, 2015, 05:48:56 AM
Take care


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: megadeth on January 17, 2015, 06:20:37 AM
see the river, don't fold


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: trade2winnn on January 17, 2015, 06:27:33 AM
These were nice years, but unfortunately all things come to an end. It is time to say "Goodbye". I still think bitcoin is a brilliant invention which brings immense power to the masses but the human element was more agile and found ways to almost destroy it. It's wounded, but not by a security flaw, not by a design flaw, just by misuse and abuse. Nobody can tell what will happen in the future but one thing is certain: nothing goes up indefinitely and all markets are cyclic.

Bitcoin was a chance to learn on economics, markets, psychology and technology. A great ROI. I would recommend anyone here to buy whatever amount one can loose in  the next 5 minutes and put it aside until 2017-01-17, along with the same amount in USD. I am very curious which will have more value then.

Good bye.

Hey wait, sell me your account before you go.

 ;D

-trade2winnn


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Chef Ramsay on January 17, 2015, 06:36:56 AM
interesting, i wish you woulda made a note first.  :-\ lets retry everything again.
yeah, sell me your account for a few, pm me if ya want.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: windjc on January 17, 2015, 06:51:28 AM
When guys who were around in 2010 start to leave...

the bottom is near.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: OgNasty on January 17, 2015, 06:59:26 AM
When guys who were around in 2010 start to leave...

the bottom is near.

My exact thoughts. I remember I had a scared moment in December of 2011. Glad I didn't leave.

"Be greedy when others are fearful."


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: NotHatinJustTrollin on January 17, 2015, 07:04:02 AM
When guys who were around in 2010 start to leave...

the bottom is near.

My exact thoughts. I remember I had a scared moment in December of 2011. Glad I didn't leave.

"Be greedy when others are fearful."
Looks like you two missed what OP said: "nothing goes up indefinitely".

The strategy of buying the despairs and buying when everyone is bearish works until it doesn't.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: dinofelis on January 17, 2015, 07:06:08 AM
These were nice years, but unfortunately all things come to an end. It is time to say "Goodbye". I still think bitcoin is a brilliant invention which brings immense power to the masses but the human element was more agile and found ways to almost destroy it. It's wounded, but not by a security flaw, not by a design flaw, just by misuse and abuse. Nobody can tell what will happen in the future but one thing is certain: nothing goes up indefinitely and all markets are cyclic.

This is strange.  Bitcoin is more a libertarian concept than a technology.  The blockchain is a technology invention that made the libertarian concept of a cryptocurrency possible.

What we are seeing (and I applaud it being a libertarian myself) is exactly the freedom we are longing for.  Predator and prey, greed and scam, the powerful and the weak, hopes and deception, wild swings, ups and downs: that IS liberty.  The "human element" is exactly what we want to liberate, and what you call the destructive powers is exactly the freedom we are longing for.  So what's the problem ???

Bitcoin is an element of libertarian freedom, and is behaving also in that way.

To me, this is all just great !  What did you expect, maybe ?  Freedom means also that you shouldn't count on any specific behavior of others to achieve something.  Freedom means exactly that: freedom.  

I would even think that high gains and high losses, despair and so on, are a very good way to distribute seigniorage well amongst people.  The early adopters will have taken profit, or will have made huge losses, and the seigniorage that would have been theirs will not be theirs as they will have gone through many periods of despair, having handed over their coins to others, with profit or with loss.  This cycle may repeat itself several times, to shake out the early coins several times, and randomly distribute it.

There always has to remain the doubt of bitcoin failing.  If it weren't, coins wouldn't get redistributed, but would simply be held indefinitely.  The genuine possibility of bitcoin failing is part of the distribution scheme.  But then, it also has a genuine probability to fail !


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: windjc on January 17, 2015, 07:13:31 AM
These were nice years, but unfortunately all things come to an end. It is time to say "Goodbye". I still think bitcoin is a brilliant invention which brings immense power to the masses but the human element was more agile and found ways to almost destroy it. It's wounded, but not by a security flaw, not by a design flaw, just by misuse and abuse. Nobody can tell what will happen in the future but one thing is certain: nothing goes up indefinitely and all markets are cyclic.

This is strange.  Bitcoin is more a libertarian concept than a technology.  The blockchain is a technology invention that made the libertarian concept of a cryptocurrency possible.

What we are seeing (and I applaud it being a libertarian myself) is exactly the freedom we are longing for.  Predator and prey, greed and scam, the powerful and the weak, hopes and deception, wild swings, ups and downs: that IS liberty.  The "human element" is exactly what we want to liberate, and what you call the destructive powers is exactly the freedom we are longing for.  So what's the problem ???

Bitcoin is an element of libertarian freedom, and is behaving also in that way.

To me, this is all just great !  What did you expect, maybe ?  Freedom means also that you shouldn't count on any specific behavior of others to achieve something.  Freedom means exactly that: freedom.  


I don't consider myself a libertarian per se, but good points all around. It is exciting to see a wild west mentality and landscape where people are forced to be 100% accountable for themselves.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Q7 on January 17, 2015, 07:28:38 AM
Looking at your account, I can see you are one of the early adopters. But why leave right now after having gone through so many turbulence years with bitcoin. I still keep my hopes positive that one day things will get better.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: kwukduck on January 17, 2015, 10:57:59 AM
Bye and thanks for distributing the cheap coins more.

I'm kinda disappointed to see you leave like that, mainly for what dinofelis pointed out.

Instead of 60m USD you only have 10m now? That's gotta hurt, your life is ruined man!

Bitcoin is just getting started, there is still much more to experience.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: spiderbrain on January 17, 2015, 12:03:58 PM
Bon Voyage!


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: maker88 on January 17, 2015, 03:23:08 PM
please tell me wobber is really leaving. what a wonderful place the world would be if that were true..


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: ronald98 on January 17, 2015, 03:57:20 PM
Looking at your account, I can see you are one of the early adopters. But why leave right now after having gone through so many turbulence years with bitcoin. I still keep my hopes positive that one day things will get better.

It's probably because he's very ill, he started a thread about it a while ago.

It's been great reading your posts wobber and I'm sorry you are leaving.

...

The easiest thing might be to visit a doctor first.

...



Doctors visited, no chance. none.

AND I HAVE TO MAKE A POINT: Bitcoin's price is not my main problem.




Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Bryansamba on January 17, 2015, 04:00:54 PM
Good Luck
Take Care
and Bye bye


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Torque on January 17, 2015, 04:19:46 PM
Trolls always say "adieu" at the bottom of bubbles, go figure.   ::)

(Now they go into hiding and go long... magically reappearing during the next shitstorm)


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: megadeth on January 17, 2015, 04:21:09 PM
get well soon wobber!


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: MichaelBliss on January 17, 2015, 04:24:43 PM
What do you think is wrong with Bitcoin?  I mean, other than the price being too low for your liking - what are these perceived problems you see with Bitcoin?

I think it's working just fine, and adoption continues to go up.... where is the problem?
 ???


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Dilla on January 17, 2015, 04:29:47 PM
Bye Felicia


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: RyNinDaCleM on January 17, 2015, 06:15:48 PM
Many of you are missing the underlying point of his statement. I sense his disgust with the community and what people have done to this new technology. Most of us in speculation offer no real advancement to the network, the tech or the economy.
I'm not excluded in this, but I do have projects in development to try to give back in a way other than being a part of price discovery.
He already said in the OP that he would tell people to buy and hold for two years. He also said nothing is wrong with the tech. It's the people around Bitcoin that are the problem. He did not say he was selling out and done with Bitcoin. I gather that he is done with this community and nothing more.

Good bye, wobber. Get well


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Coinshot on January 17, 2015, 06:17:58 PM
These were nice years, but unfortunately all things come to an end. It is time to say "Goodbye". I still think bitcoin is a brilliant invention which brings immense power to the masses but the human element was more agile and found ways to almost destroy it. It's wounded, but not by a security flaw, not by a design flaw, just by misuse and abuse. Nobody can tell what will happen in the future but one thing is certain: nothing goes up indefinitely and all markets are cyclic.

Bitcoin was a chance to learn on economics, markets, psychology and technology. A great ROI. I would recommend anyone here to buy whatever amount one can loose in  the next 5 minutes and put it aside until 2017-01-17, along with the same amount in USD. I am very curious which will have more value then.

Good bye.

When despair like this has set in, you know that the bottom is in.

This are the final phases of the bear market. Look at this as a great opportunity.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: tvbcof on January 17, 2015, 06:37:33 PM

The Bitcoiners don't need you Wobbler:

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEnoofPhBtE (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEnoofPhBtE)

I like it better this way, Wubya;  I get to see you run.



Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: stonerider on January 17, 2015, 09:59:55 PM
I always enjoyed reading your posts. I will miss you, wobber. Von voyage, wherever you go.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Melbustus on January 17, 2015, 10:22:23 PM
Many of you are missing the underlying point of his statement. I sense his disgust with the community and what people have done to this new technology. Most of us in speculation offer no real advancement to the network, the tech or the economy.
I'm not excluded in this, but I do have projects in development to try to give back in a way other than being a part of price discovery.
He already said in the OP that he would tell people to buy and hold for two years. He also said nothing is wrong with the tech. It's the people around Bitcoin that are the problem. He did not say he was selling out and done with Bitcoin. I gather that he is done with this community and nothing more.

Good bye, wobber. Get well


If one's experience with bitcoin is limited to this forum, I get where he's coming from. This place has obviously always had ignorant trolls (as well as smart trolls), but during the 2011 bear-market troll-fest, the signal-to-noise on good discussion was much better than today. Now, it seems, on this forum, even aside from the haters, there's far far more ignorance than there used to be.

In any event, this place has become more price-driven, in terms of general sentiment, than any other part of the wider community. Twitter, reddit, zapchain, and most importantly, the people who are actually building products and services surrounding bitcoin offer far better discussion, and a much less emotionally-driven long-term outlook.

It's simultaneously frustrating and amusing to observe the sentiment on this forum and in certain media outlets (ahem: NYT), in contrast with what's actually happening in terms of ecosystem development. Hard for people see the breadth and depth of what's really happening, I guess, if they just look at price charts and snarky headlines.

FWIW, if $/BTC had gone in a straight line from the $100 it was at in Sept 2013 to the $200 it's at today, it would be a *very* different narrative; probably focusing (correctly) on the tremendous ecosystem development we've had in the past year or so. But humans just react pretty dumbly to volatility in general, so you get all the emotional nonsense instead. Oh well - it's a long-term process either way.



Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Oldminer on January 17, 2015, 10:26:47 PM
You'll be back. They always come back  ::)


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: frienemy on January 17, 2015, 11:06:33 PM
Many of you are missing the underlying point of his statement. I sense his disgust with the community and what people have done to this new technology. Most of us in speculation offer no real advancement to the network, the tech or the economy.
I'm not excluded in this, but I do have projects in development to try to give back in a way other than being a part of price discovery.
He already said in the OP that he would tell people to buy and hold for two years. He also said nothing is wrong with the tech. It's the people around Bitcoin that are the problem. He did not say he was selling out and done with Bitcoin. I gather that he is done with this community and nothing more.

Good bye, wobber. Get well

I'd say, it's people in general, not only people around bitcoin. Even the most perfect things in the world can be fucked up by people and I'm pretty sure they will... But conclusion would be to "fold" life. I'm not going to fold!

But I will miss wobber's posts.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: saddambitcoin on January 17, 2015, 11:21:16 PM
*facepalm*

at the amount of people wanting to buy his account. kind of proves his point


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: mlferro on January 17, 2015, 11:49:40 PM
You'll be back. They always come back  ::)
think so. good rest and until his return.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: orpington on January 17, 2015, 11:56:21 PM
au revoir!!! "sniff " "sniff "


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: hedgy73 on January 17, 2015, 11:58:50 PM
These were nice years, but unfortunately all things come to an end. It is time to say "Goodbye". I still think bitcoin is a brilliant invention which brings immense power to the masses but the human element was more agile and found ways to almost destroy it. It's wounded, but not by a security flaw, not by a design flaw, just by misuse and abuse. Nobody can tell what will happen in the future but one thing is certain: nothing goes up indefinitely and all markets are cyclic.

Bitcoin was a chance to learn on economics, markets, psychology and technology. A great ROI. I would recommend anyone here to buy whatever amount one can loose in  the next 5 minutes and put it aside until 2017-01-17, along with the same amount in USD. I am very curious which will have more value then.

Good bye.

Goodbye my friend, I hope you have a happy and peaceful life :)


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: smoothie on January 18, 2015, 12:09:53 AM
Keh bai!  ;D


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: da2ce7 on January 18, 2015, 01:50:28 AM
Goodbye! (from a bitcointalk vagrant).


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: waterpile on January 18, 2015, 02:12:43 AM
good bye and i agree with you that people itself destroyed BTC.

Im going to stay even if it hits $1


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: gkv9 on January 18, 2015, 02:24:52 AM
We know that you are gonna come back, but I would still say that please don't leave us being such a respected and experienced member of this community, as we need you guys... We do agree that everyone destroyed BTC just for the sake of profits and didn't take it as such a technology which if wouldn't have come into existence, the anonymity subject ain't get defined in such a manner which BTC Protocol shows to be working on...

I think the security measures is what it takes to make BTC a do-or-die coin... As you could have seen, there were so many Private Keys leaked on many websites which was not expected... And not just limited to that, but each key was correlated to each other containing just one last letter different from previous one, which compromises BTC in terms of its security...


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: seleme on January 18, 2015, 02:29:33 AM
To be honest, you were going on my tits with your crybaby drama queen behavior for months though your words about your illness softened that a bit.

I hope you'll beat your illness and be healthy but can't say I'd miss your defeatism here a single bit.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: raid_n on January 18, 2015, 02:43:52 AM
I was trying to rephrase something I had meant to post for a while yet I feel it will be lost to many in this sub.
Instead I want to thank you for the insights I gained into the early days by reading some of your old posts.

Good luck on your journey, in the end we always realize that it was the road that mattered.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Bit_Happy on January 18, 2015, 02:51:23 AM
These were nice years, but unfortunately all things come to an end. It is time to say "Goodbye". I still think bitcoin is a brilliant invention which brings immense power to the masses but the human element was more agile and found ways to almost destroy it. It's wounded, but not by a security flaw, not by a design flaw, just by misuse and abuse. Nobody can tell what will happen in the future but one thing is certain: nothing goes up indefinitely and all markets are cyclic.

This is strange.  Bitcoin is more a libertarian concept than a technology.  The blockchain is a technology invention that made the libertarian concept of a cryptocurrency possible.

What we are seeing (and I applaud it being a libertarian myself) is exactly the freedom we are longing for.  Predator and prey, greed and scam, the powerful and the weak, hopes and deception, wild swings, ups and downs: that IS liberty.  The "human element" is exactly what we want to liberate, and what you call the destructive powers is exactly the freedom we are longing for.  So what's the problem ???

Bitcoin is an element of libertarian freedom, and is behaving also in that way.

To me, this is all just great !  What did you expect, maybe ?  Freedom means also that you shouldn't count on any specific behavior of others to achieve something.  Freedom means exactly that: freedom.  

I would even think that high gains and high losses, despair and so on, are a very good way to distribute seigniorage well amongst people.  The early adopters will have taken profit, or will have made huge losses, and the seigniorage that would have been theirs will not be theirs as they will have gone through many periods of despair, having handed over their coins to others, with profit or with loss.  This cycle may repeat itself several times, to shake out the early coins several times, and randomly distribute it.

There always has to remain the doubt of bitcoin failing.  If it weren't, coins wouldn't get redistributed, but would simply be held indefinitely.  The genuine possibility of bitcoin failing is part of the distribution scheme.  But then, it also has a genuine probability to fail !


+21,000,000 for Freedom
I've been hoping lately that "better people" would be attracted to Bitcoin, but I like your view that we are seeing some of the "chaos" that naturally comes from freedom.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: chesthing on January 18, 2015, 05:29:21 AM
I've gotten so much entertainment and education from following btc and this forum I would never "say goodbye." I wasn't an early adopter and I haven't gotten rich, but man has this been interesting.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Chef Ramsay on January 18, 2015, 06:19:22 AM
I've gotten so much entertainment and education from following btc and this forum I would never "say goodbye." I wasn't an early adopter and I haven't gotten rich, but man has this been interesting.
No kidding, this place is a playground for those that are looking to expand their horizons in such a new world. Learn what you can and don't look back cuz the future is bright as fuck.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: cbeast on January 18, 2015, 07:18:27 AM
You'll be back. They always come back  ::)
The bubbles always bring the speculators back.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: tss on January 18, 2015, 07:31:48 AM
are you a bear turned bull?


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Bulletin on January 18, 2015, 07:48:15 AM
The price will be back soon, i think.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: ivanv on January 18, 2015, 04:33:00 PM
@wobber Fly safe!


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Brewins on January 18, 2015, 04:54:40 PM
When guys who were around in 2010 start to leave...

the bottom is near.

statistics say: 99% of people that open a topic saying they are going to leave come back after a short while.

If he was seriously thinking about leave the forum he would open a topic selling his account for some good BTC, not a topic about how things are bad and bitcoin has no future.



Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: bassclef on January 18, 2015, 05:21:53 PM
Wobber calls the bottom! :)


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: NUFCrichard on January 18, 2015, 06:35:52 PM
When guys who were around in 2010 start to leave...

the bottom is near.

statistics say: 99% of people that open a topic saying they are going to leave come back after a short while.

If he was seriously thinking about leave the forum he would open a topic selling his account for some good BTC, not a topic about how things are bad and bitcoin has no future.


That's because they are attention seeking. If they wanted to stop posting, they would just stop posting!
Only in very rare cases would anyone notice, and usually that is because someone who trolls constantly stops posting!


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: RyNinDaCleM on January 18, 2015, 07:36:25 PM
Why do you wannabes always give some random dates? ::)

Quote
2017-01-17
Is that when NWO is taking over and "bringing BTC back to life"?

lmao.

Maybe because it was exactly two years from the date of OP?


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: bobby88 on January 18, 2015, 09:26:52 PM
These were nice years, but unfortunately all things come to an end. It is time to say "Goodbye". I still think bitcoin is a brilliant invention which brings immense power to the masses but the human element was more agile and found ways to almost destroy it. It's wounded, but not by a security flaw, not by a design flaw, just by misuse and abuse. Nobody can tell what will happen in the future but one thing is certain: nothing goes up indefinitely and all markets are cyclic.

Bitcoin was a chance to learn on economics, markets, psychology and technology. A great ROI. I would recommend anyone here to buy whatever amount one can loose in  the next 5 minutes and put it aside until 2017-01-17, along with the same amount in USD. I am very curious which will have more value then.

Good bye.


it will crash with the gov banned , utility of this currency shrink , but i will buy it as commodities


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: johnyj on January 18, 2015, 10:58:28 PM
OP means USD ;D


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Febo on January 19, 2015, 04:21:36 PM

Good bye.

It was nice time to meting you.  People come and go we cant help it there, internet is so unpredictable. I hope you will still come to visit us from time to time.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: noma on January 19, 2015, 04:52:16 PM
These were nice years, but unfortunately all things come to an end. It is time to say "Goodbye". I still think bitcoin is a brilliant invention which brings immense power to the masses but the human element was more agile and found ways to almost destroy it. It's wounded, but not by a security flaw, not by a design flaw, just by misuse and abuse. Nobody can tell what will happen in the future but one thing is certain: nothing goes up indefinitely and all markets are cyclic.

Bitcoin was a chance to learn on economics, markets, psychology and technology. A great ROI. I would recommend anyone here to buy whatever amount one can loose in  the next 5 minutes and put it aside until 2017-01-17, along with the same amount in USD. I am very curious which will have more value then.

Good bye.
You must be an early adopter who probably didn't sell at 1000, and took a huge loss.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: jubalix on January 19, 2015, 05:15:38 PM
These were nice years, but unfortunately all things come to an end. It is time to say "Goodbye". I still think bitcoin is a brilliant invention which brings immense power to the masses but the human element was more agile and found ways to almost destroy it. It's wounded, but not by a security flaw, not by a design flaw, just by misuse and abuse. Nobody can tell what will happen in the future but one thing is certain: nothing goes up indefinitely and all markets are cyclic.

Bitcoin was a chance to learn on economics, markets, psychology and technology. A great ROI. I would recommend anyone here to buy whatever amount one can loose in  the next 5 minutes and put it aside until 2017-01-17, along with the same amount in USD. I am very curious which will have more value then.

Good bye.

of course things go up indefinitely eg inflation of fiat.

we are just educated (or rather uneducated by omission of information about fiat/FRB/CRR) and are used to seeing buying power and income erode all the time forever over time.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: cbeast on January 19, 2015, 07:28:42 PM
These were nice years, but unfortunately all things come to an end. It is time to say "Goodbye". I still think bitcoin is a brilliant invention which brings immense power to the masses but the human element was more agile and found ways to almost destroy it. It's wounded, but not by a security flaw, not by a design flaw, just by misuse and abuse. Nobody can tell what will happen in the future but one thing is certain: nothing goes up indefinitely and all markets are cyclic.

Bitcoin was a chance to learn on economics, markets, psychology and technology. A great ROI. I would recommend anyone here to buy whatever amount one can loose in  the next 5 minutes and put it aside until 2017-01-17, along with the same amount in USD. I am very curious which will have more value then.

Good bye.

of course things go up indefinitely eg inflation of fiat.
x20
Literally. The USD has lost 95% against the CPI (http://www.bls.gov/data/inflation_calculator.htm) since the Federal Reserve began and it's not slowing down its inflation.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: NotLambchop on January 19, 2015, 07:38:38 PM
...The USD has lost 95% against the CPI (http://www.bls.gov/data/inflation_calculator.htm) since the Federal Reserve began and it's not slowing down its inflation.

And yet Bitcoin's price is falling even when denominated in filthy fiat!  Imagine?  That's, like, metafail :(


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: jubalix on January 19, 2015, 11:17:43 PM
...The USD has lost 95% against the CPI (http://www.bls.gov/data/inflation_calculator.htm) since the Federal Reserve began and it's not slowing down its inflation.

And yet Bitcoin's price is falling even when denominated in filthy fiat!  Imagine?  That's, like, metafail :(

no its not. Look over time since btc began and see which has fallen.

In any case even if you were right, this does not mean fiat inflation does not go up forever (over time).

 


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: jubalix on January 19, 2015, 11:21:59 PM
These were nice years, but unfortunately all things come to an end. It is time to say "Goodbye". I still think bitcoin is a brilliant invention which brings immense power to the masses but the human element was more agile and found ways to almost destroy it. It's wounded, but not by a security flaw, not by a design flaw, just by misuse and abuse. Nobody can tell what will happen in the future but one thing is certain: nothing goes up indefinitely and all markets are cyclic.

Bitcoin was a chance to learn on economics, markets, psychology and technology. A great ROI. I would recommend anyone here to buy whatever amount one can loose in  the next 5 minutes and put it aside until 2017-01-17, along with the same amount in USD. I am very curious which will have more value then.

Good bye.

I had a brief look over wobber posts...very brief (it sort of interesting to see how views develop like a short auto biography). At a glance (assuming his account was not hacked) it seems he sort of fell into BTC at the time. And though that it would consolidate over 1000 last time it went there.

I kinda think he sold at around 1XX and bought back in at 8-9XX and held and been slaughtered since...or something to that effect

This is one of the things that gives me hope for BTC. See early adopters of which wobber was one, spread his coins out to early as he was not really convinced beyond speculation (thats not wrong either to do that), and then gave up.  the ghost as in now. The net effect is a good deal of early coins stand to be spread out by such as wobber.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: okthen on January 20, 2015, 12:41:12 AM
It's very sad to see you leave wobber.
Hope you stay strong and hopefully come back in jollier times!


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: elux on January 20, 2015, 01:00:31 AM
Is this the end of you? Please don't rage quit on life. Please log back in. Fuck. :(


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: 2dogs on January 20, 2015, 01:57:01 AM
Wobber,

Maybe you are saying good-bye to this forum, and that is cool if you need to.
But something tells me you cannot say goodbye to bitcoin, as it is part of all of our lives now.
Like a genie out of the bottle, there is no going back.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: mishax1 on March 14, 2015, 07:48:36 AM
Bitcoin will still be here, for many years, thanks to people like you..

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=986859.msg10753188#msg10753188     :(


Who has Satoshi's phone number?


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: bitkilo on March 14, 2015, 08:23:48 AM
IMO, You will be back, i have seen many threads like this before.
If you are unwell and need to move on then all the best for you and family.

Are you still going to hold on to a few coins, or selling up and never looking back?


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Frost on March 14, 2015, 09:30:06 AM
I won't say good bye yet...  the experiment just started.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: 1Referee on March 14, 2015, 02:33:03 PM
All people saying they will leave Bitcoin are surely keeping an eye on the price quite regularly.

If the price shows signs of recovery to older price levels these people will come back.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Frost on March 14, 2015, 02:39:00 PM
All people saying they will leave Bitcoin are surely keeping an eye on the price quite regularly.

If the price shows signs of recovery to older price levels these people will come back.

Not only this, they will also get sick that they didn't stay. I speak with experience  ;D


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: mishax1 on March 14, 2015, 02:56:13 PM
All people saying they will leave Bitcoin are surely keeping an eye on the price quite regularly.

If the price shows signs of recovery to older price levels these people will come back.

Not only this, they will also get sick that they didn't stay. I speak with experience  ;D
Some people are either ignorant or just jerks..

I think you missed my post, he did get back, just to say this:

Hey there everyone,
This is my alt account just because I wish not to disclose my real identity.
I've been a part of BTC community for the past 4 years.
It has been a long and wonderful ride for me and for everyone, and I might not be wrong in saying that all the credit goes to Mr/Mrs Satoshi.
Everything was fine but in thee month of June 2013 I was diagnosed with cancer and since then I became very inactive on the community but I tried to be as active as the doctors would allow me to.
Thanks to BTCs, I was able to pay my medical bills with certain efficiency.
Last week I was pronounced to be in my terminal stages and now the time has come for me to leave this world. All my remaining BTCs, though very less, will be given to my family for their constant support and encouragement since they need the money a lot.
Boy oh boy it will be tough to explain them BTC hahahaha.
Let me be clear that I don't believe in afterlife, so sorry I won't be able to help increase the value of BTCs  hahahahaha.
Thanks for making it a joyful ride for me.
For my last wish, if Mr/Mrs Satoshi you are reading this, I really wish if you could just sign a message from one of your original wallets. Though this is like wishing to get a new beginning at life, this is my wallet if you do so, 1ErXgFDyh11VTtaKaVDEyehWgePhtCMku2. I would really appreciate the deed.
So ya, this is probably the last thing I will ever write.
Regards
Love you all xoxoxo


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: AtheistAKASaneBrain on March 14, 2015, 03:38:37 PM
All people saying they will leave Bitcoin are surely keeping an eye on the price quite regularly.

If the price shows signs of recovery to older price levels these people will come back.
All these "goodbye" posters are nothing but guys that sold their coins and are scared that while they are away the price goes up again, so they stay around spreading FUD.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: gentlemand on March 14, 2015, 03:44:27 PM

]All these "goodbye" posters are nothing but guys that sold their coins and are scared that while they are away the price goes up again, so they stay around spreading FUD.


The OP has been around forever and has clearly stated that he's dying. There is a world beyond the wiggly lines where actual things happen to people.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: --Encrypted-- on March 14, 2015, 03:50:23 PM
well, we all have to retire at some point, you just did it a little sooner.
so, goodbye.


]All these "goodbye" posters are nothing but guys that sold their coins and are scared that while they are away the price goes up again, so they stay around spreading FUD.


The OP has been around forever and has clearly stated that he's dying. There is a world beyond the wiggly lines where actual things happen to people.

dying? when did he said that?


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: Chef Ramsay on March 14, 2015, 05:52:55 PM
well, we all have to retire at some point, you just did it a little sooner.
so, goodbye.


]All these "goodbye" posters are nothing but guys that sold their coins and are scared that while they are away the price goes up again, so they stay around spreading FUD.


The OP has been around forever and has clearly stated that he's dying. There is a world beyond the wiggly lines where actual things happen to people.

dying? when did he said that?
His alleged alt account was quoted a few posts up where he said he was diagnosed w/ cancer and that it was terminal.  :( That's the most ominous and eerie thing I think I've ever read.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: 1Referee on March 14, 2015, 06:40:45 PM
All people saying they will leave Bitcoin are surely keeping an eye on the price quite regularly.

If the price shows signs of recovery to older price levels these people will come back.

Not only this, they will also get sick that they didn't stay. I speak with experience  ;D
Some people are either ignorant or just jerks..

I think you missed my post, he did get back, just to say this:

Hey there everyone,
This is my alt account just because I wish not to disclose my real identity.
I've been a part of BTC community for the past 4 years.
It has been a long and wonderful ride for me and for everyone, and I might not be wrong in saying that all the credit goes to Mr/Mrs Satoshi.
Everything was fine but in thee month of June 2013 I was diagnosed with cancer and since then I became very inactive on the community but I tried to be as active as the doctors would allow me to.
Thanks to BTCs, I was able to pay my medical bills with certain efficiency.
Last week I was pronounced to be in my terminal stages and now the time has come for me to leave this world. All my remaining BTCs, though very less, will be given to my family for their constant support and encouragement since they need the money a lot.
Boy oh boy it will be tough to explain them BTC hahahaha.
Let me be clear that I don't believe in afterlife, so sorry I won't be able to help increase the value of BTCs  hahahahaha.
Thanks for making it a joyful ride for me.
For my last wish, if Mr/Mrs Satoshi you are reading this, I really wish if you could just sign a message from one of your original wallets. Though this is like wishing to get a new beginning at life, this is my wallet if you do so, 1ErXgFDyh11VTtaKaVDEyehWgePhtCMku2. I would really appreciate the deed.
So ya, this is probably the last thing I will ever write.
Regards
Love you all xoxoxo

Shit man. I feel quite bad now knowing that he said goodbye for a serious reason if the alt account and wobber are the same person :-\

I really hope Satoshi will sign a message from one of his older wallets.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: picolo on March 15, 2015, 01:03:43 AM
These were nice years, but unfortunately all things come to an end. It is time to say "Goodbye". I still think bitcoin is a brilliant invention which brings immense power to the masses but the human element was more agile and found ways to almost destroy it. It's wounded, but not by a security flaw, not by a design flaw, just by misuse and abuse. Nobody can tell what will happen in the future but one thing is certain: nothing goes up indefinitely and all markets are cyclic.

Bitcoin was a chance to learn on economics, markets, psychology and technology. A great ROI. I would recommend anyone here to buy whatever amount one can loose in  the next 5 minutes and put it aside until 2017-01-17, along with the same amount in USD. I am very curious which will have more value then.

Good bye.

You recommand something just because you are curious ? LOL

Why do you say Goodbye if you think Bitcoin is going to rise ? Where are you leaving ?


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: mishax1 on March 15, 2015, 12:55:17 PM
lol how dumb people can be not even reading the last post before posting a new one..


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: BlindMayorBitcorn on March 15, 2015, 01:08:48 PM
lol how dumb people can be not even reading the last post before posting a new one..

When 4 pages is tl;dr you really ought to rethink your use of forums ::)


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: --Encrypted-- on March 15, 2015, 08:11:17 PM
His alleged alt account was quoted a few posts up where he said he was diagnosed w/ cancer and that it was terminal.  :( That's the most ominous and eerie thing I think I've ever read.

oh, I'm sorry.. didn't catch that one.

I'm very sorry to hear that.. :( all I can do is wish him a peaceful life from here on.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: manselr on March 16, 2015, 03:13:43 PM
These were nice years, but unfortunately all things come to an end. It is time to say "Goodbye". I still think bitcoin is a brilliant invention which brings immense power to the masses but the human element was more agile and found ways to almost destroy it. It's wounded, but not by a security flaw, not by a design flaw, just by misuse and abuse. Nobody can tell what will happen in the future but one thing is certain: nothing goes up indefinitely and all markets are cyclic.

Bitcoin was a chance to learn on economics, markets, psychology and technology. A great ROI. I would recommend anyone here to buy whatever amount one can loose in  the next 5 minutes and put it aside until 2017-01-17, along with the same amount in USD. I am very curious which will have more value then.

Good bye.
By 2017-01-17 we'll be past ATH. I wonder if OP will be back to celebrate or he meant to say a definitive goodbye regardless Bitcoin's future.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: 600watt on March 16, 2015, 03:55:07 PM
All people saying they will leave Bitcoin are surely keeping an eye on the price quite regularly.

If the price shows signs of recovery to older price levels these people will come back.

Not only this, they will also get sick that they didn't stay. I speak with experience  ;D
Some people are either ignorant or just jerks..

I think you missed my post, he did get back, just to say this:

Hey there everyone,
This is my alt account just because I wish not to disclose my real identity.
I've been a part of BTC community for the past 4 years.
It has been a long and wonderful ride for me and for everyone, and I might not be wrong in saying that all the credit goes to Mr/Mrs Satoshi.
Everything was fine but in thee month of June 2013 I was diagnosed with cancer and since then I became very inactive on the community but I tried to be as active as the doctors would allow me to.
Thanks to BTCs, I was able to pay my medical bills with certain efficiency.
Last week I was pronounced to be in my terminal stages and now the time has come for me to leave this world. All my remaining BTCs, though very less, will be given to my family for their constant support and encouragement since they need the money a lot.
Boy oh boy it will be tough to explain them BTC hahahaha.
Let me be clear that I don't believe in afterlife, so sorry I won't be able to help increase the value of BTCs  hahahahaha.
Thanks for making it a joyful ride for me.
For my last wish, if Mr/Mrs Satoshi you are reading this, I really wish if you could just sign a message from one of your original wallets. Though this is like wishing to get a new beginning at life, this is my wallet if you do so, 1ErXgFDyh11VTtaKaVDEyehWgePhtCMku2. I would really appreciate the deed.
So ya, this is probably the last thing I will ever write.
Regards
Love you all xoxoxo

Shit man. I feel quite bad now knowing that he said goodbye for a serious reason if the alt account and wobber are the same person :-\

I really hope Satoshi will sign a message from one of his older wallets.

sorry to hear that. all the best for him.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: kaykawa on March 16, 2015, 03:55:47 PM
You can't just "leave" btc..

this is like Cartel, mafia, drug business... there's no exit door  :D

nah.. just kidding, good luck.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: okthen on March 16, 2015, 04:04:42 PM
Wobber, it would be much likely to get your wish granted if you post it with your main account.
Otherwise people (and Satoshi), will for sure doubt it.

Hope you're as well as you can be now, stay strong.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: pooya87 on March 16, 2015, 06:36:54 PM
i don't understand why you are saying goodbye to bitcoin right now that there are more good news about it and also it is attracting more people.


Title: Re: Time to say goodbye
Post by: mishax1 on March 16, 2015, 06:54:56 PM
i don't understand why you are saying goodbye to bitcoin right now that there are more good news about it and also it is attracting more people.
lol how dumb people can be not even reading the last post before posting a new one..