+1 @grappa_barricata: Unfortunately it's been proven very difficult for someone who lives in Greece to communicate the situation here to people living outside; and maybe are misinformed by the mass media (trust me - they excel at it). In our case, it's not only the IMF, but ECB too. Both are rulers and demand MORE austerity measures to fight the already beaten people. Please -if you have the time- take sometime to read Pavlo's report. Hopefully you will understand many more than what I'm trying to explain to you via this forum. I agree with you though. It's not simple; not simple at all. Goodnight from Greece. |
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I know lots of people like her followed reptilia ardently, but look where he is now. Somewhere pumping some scamcoin and playing some forum-based medieval kingdom RPG to blend out the dire reality. It's sad.
To his credit, I recall him saying, a couple of months ago, that he went into bitcoin to make money, not to "chase unicorns"; and would be pulling out if the price did not recover soon. I even think that he mentioned selling his Malla manor, but I am not sure. Not true. He holds his position and only diversifies with XMR which (IMHO) is better to hold some than none in the future. But who am I to tell you people what's wrong and what's right... just another random guy on the internet. |
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You got it wrong: IMF opened up Greece economy for the rape, as it usual for the Washington consensus guys. These guys have developed methodologies for doing this kind of thing, over the years. It is very sad, isn't it, when a superpower want to fuck with your people? Enter the EU: aka 'the resistance'. They aren't the bad guys, they are the good ones. Remember this when someone tell you to 'exit the euro' for some reasons.
Maybe I do get it wrong. But isn't a coalition's purpose to strengthen the participants by the collaboration of many? Look what France and Italy have to say right now. I hope I'm wrong; but take my word for it: This will end badly for everyone, unless all EU countries persuade their leaders to act for the people and not the Banks. Simple as that. |
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Blitz is one of the ''ancients'' here. He speaks wisely. Even if I don't fully agree with him, I'd advise you to carefully listen to him rather than trolls like LambCrap or others.
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Some politics for the sceptics here. Many of you may, right about now, have comprehended that Greece has been the paradigm of EU politics with austerity measures that outraged the citizens and teared apart all the social structures.
It would have been a better paradigm if the people had revolted, and kicked the monetarist government out. Austerity measures are not meant to cure a crisis, but to profit from it, transferring an inordinate amount of wealth from the people to the bank owners. But, of course, it is easy to demand revolution in other people's countries.  A shift change would be also nice. Left party seems more determined. I guess we'll see.  |
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Some politics for the sceptics here. Many of you may, right about now, have comprehended that Greece has been the paradigm of EU politics with austerity measures that outraged the citizens and teared apart all the social structures. There has been a meeting lately about Greece being kept into the current austerity program for two more months or not. For the 1st time in Greece's 8 year of torture, the PM declared strongly that Greece should get out of the troika scheme and restore critical parts of health, social security, public sector etc. On Dec. 4 Reuters has posted the following article: http://uk.reuters.com/article/2014/12/03/uk-greece-bailout-idUKKCN0JH0QJ20141203The plain truth is that Greece has fought its way out and they DIDN'T ALLOW IT! As a result, the current PM called for presidential elections. The current governmental scheme is not able to elect a president (they need 180 votes - they only have 155) and thus the country will be -eventually- headed to new government elections. The left party which will probably prevail, has declared they won't be as ''flexible'' as their current government. I assure you they won't hesitate to choose the ''alternative'' road. Today in Athens, there was a great stock market crash. The greatest since 1987! The market always predicts the facts. Related article translated in English can be found here: https://translate.google.gr/translate?sl=el&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=el&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.capital.gr%2FMarkets.asp%3Fid%3D2176586&edit-text=&search_plus_one=formYou can call me a fool, or anything you like really; but I'm very well educated, father of one and I love my country. Mark my words here: Greece is the canary in the coalmine. EU's countries belong to a chain. If a part is broken, the chain will follow. Now I want you to remember what has happened last year before the BTC Rally. Let me refresh your memory. CYPRUS! Keep your money to the banks. Or not. Your choice. Cheers. |
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Anyone can participate and lose or win.
But up or down the HODLer gets to play another day whilst the 20x shorter will run out of luck sooner or later. This is very true. HODLing is the way to keep it going IMHO. But then again, maybe it's just me.  |
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Hey billy well played sticking to your guns.
Thanks. I think $320 is a false bottom. Even if it is the bottom, it will be tested several times so there is no need to jump on the train the first time. Don't expect help from the BearWhale's millions above $300. For those of you who say you're holding no matter what- why are you watching the charts? Do you enjoy pain? Let me spare you the suspense: It's prolly gonna creep up enough to give what-ever's left of the permabulls and the naive a false sense of security, and then we're gonna hammer you again. I don't get it; does Holder means you're not allowed to buy when the time is right? Is it a privilege that only traders have? A holder is not allowed here to post some charts when he feels like? It's a free market billyjoeallen. Anyone can participate and lose or win. Just saying.  |
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 Looks like you're right bro. MUST A SELL ALL MA BITCOINZ AND PUT MA MONAY IN THA BANK! |
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Good morning Bitcoinland. It's picnic day I see. LOL  800 coin ask wall at Virtex makes things interesting. CCMF imminent. |
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If you are reading this you are STUPID;
True story... However I've voted for >385 $ , and I hope to see that price. well beyond that before Christmas. Santa told me. Legit info. I've bought already.  |
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If you are reading this you are STUPID;
True story... |
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That friggin $350 wall on Finex... |
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The following 100 years are critical...  |
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Even if I'm hoping for a CCMF, I really want this stable price to stay like it is. I wonder though, what the Hashrate/Difficulty will be after most of the miners are either selling or switching off due to low BTC prices. At this USD/BTC rate it's worth mining ONLY if you have low rate electricity.
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I'm buying 10BTC at USD$352
Got 2.2 a bit earlier... |
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This is how I would expect the bitcoin price to move if it were to die a slow death...
Don't worry. Usual SNAFU stuff. |
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Time to buy. We're going back up. What did you do while I was sleeping... |
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