Someone for suckers to give their private keys lend their bitcoins to.

Cool. AYH observed at $9480.

Good morning Bitcoinland.

I see we're still hanging in sideways in the $93xx range... currently $9368USD?$12375CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

Hopefully we can put away the Vegeta memes for now but before we do, I wanted to point out that the Vegeta dude is flashing the WO sign. I'm surprised no one else spotted this.




Altcoin.

Corona? Yawn.

The beer sucks (cerveza turista) and we don't have the virus out here in the Maya jungle.

Coronary?

Still not gonna lose any sleep. Excellent healthcare here in Mexico. Almost as good as Canada.

AYHs flying fast and furious... $9430 at Stamp.

Done. 10 days without an AYH was getting annoying.

Good morning Bitcoinland.

I see we're getting close to another AYH... currently $9170USD/$12095CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

Go Bitcoin go.


Corona Beer? Yuck. Cerveza turista.

Mexicans don't drink that swill, with or without a slice of lime (never lemon).

https://www.quora.com/What-do-Mexicans-think-of-Corona-beer


I'll stick to Tecate Roja or Superior thank you. Yum.

Eyeballing the AYH at $9188.

How soon is it broken?

Not #nohomo


Zlata Bartl would be proud.

Thank you. That clears things right up.

Years ago someone gave me another explanation that wasn't very nice.

#nohomo

Why are they called ships of the desert?

Whenever I sweep a cold storage address, I mark it and save it.

It's part laziness and part hedging my bets, just in case the forkcoins ever amount to anything.

The bulk of my cold storage is offsite with difficult accessibility (for $5 wrench reasons). My most recent sweeps have been of post-fork addresses so there are no altcoins to worry about anyway. Accessing my old coins to harvest a few shitcoins is too much trouble and potential risk.

I never got emotionally involved in the block-size wars so it wasn't anything other than a gift got me.

First mover status and critical mass are more important for me and Bitcoin has them.

Sorry for feeding the altcoin troll. My bad.

I was just trying to educate him why holding Bitcoin is not a Ponzi.

The irony is that if you've been steadfastly "hodling" your bitcoins since 2013, you've also got an equal number of assorted altcoins from all the forks.

Talk about earning while you sleep. 

Ponzi?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7u4F8cpzqao&list=PLzctEq7iZD-7-DgJM604zsndMapn9ff6q&index=28&t=0s

Good morn Bitcoinland.
Eight four three eight yankee bucks.
(Bitcoinaverage).


Nice new avatar.
Love the Greta Thuntard pic.
Make a hat of it.

Thank you Bitcoin.

Good morning Bitcoinland.

Sideways 'r' us... currently $8322USD/$10940CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

Could be worse, could be better.


Aaah. The joys of being a wage slave.


Congrats on catching the bottom. 

I was gonna mention that I didn't say anything about 2020 but I realized I'd already fed the troll more than it deserved.

Your post sums it up nicely. Thanx.

Unlimited? Indefinite?

Nobody is saying that but you. There's still lots of growth left though. Bitcoin is barely 11 years old. That's an incredibly short time in the lifespan of a revolutionary technology.
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Steal money from "professional" traders?

Lawl. What a joke.

Bitcoin traders are basically gamblers who are aren't smart enough to realize that it's the exchanges who make the money. Those with deep enough pockets to manipulate the market may be able to earn short-term more than exchange fees and fiat transfer costs but the real gains are made by long-term growth.

Giving your bitcoins to an exchange to hold for you is just plain stupid. Not your keys, not your coins. The prudent investor avoids the internet, "wallets", passwords, etc. Do you understand dual-key cryptography? Simply  protect your private keys. Don't put all your eggs in one basket. When the day comes that your coins are worth many times what they're worth now, you'll be glad to be able to sweep small addresses.
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What about all the people who bought Bitcoin 2 years ago? How much did they earn as of now?

Those who paid over $30 in 2011 would have been way down when it was worth barely $5 in 2012. Those who paid over $1000 in 2013 would have been way down when it fell below $200 in 2015.

The smart people are the ones with the foresight to hold on to the coins they had while prices fell, and accumulate even more coins while they were cheap.

Even at the rock bottom price of $3.2k a year ago, those who bought for $1000 were doing pretty well. Those who stocked up at $5 or $30, or $200 are more than pleased with their investments.

When bitcoins are valued in 6 digits, these 4 digit prices will be seen as a bargain.