Would have saved a lot of wealth if they had started pouring their wealth from the rubble into Bitcoin USD a couple months ago..
FTFY. But hey, I'll match your hindsight & schadenfreude with "You could have saved a lot of wealth by pouring your Bitcoin into USD a year ago." Actually if they had poured it into bitcoin, the price would probably be higher now and a better return than the USD.. Great point. And if they have poured it into BTCeanie BTCabies, BTCeanie BTCabies price would have skyrocketed & they could have had even better return. Just can't let go of that pyramid scheme thinking, can you? |
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Every time I think the dumpers have finally stopped new gigantic dumps start happening again...
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Trust ratings? TAT, the d00d who sold you NeoBee on the strength of his rep, has tremendous trust. Not a single neg rep from a trusted member. Cryptosyprus, AKA Danny, has a rating of -4 after running off with ur monyz, assuring you that Ukyo Jon is legit, & ruining Cyprus for BTC. I have -8, for telling you not to fall for their scam  |
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 maybe its nearly time ? FTFY. If you like drawing lines, at least be accurate. Support has been broken |
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BTC is dead
But now is Bitcoin risen from the dead, and become the firstfruits of them that slept. For as in dollar all die, so also in Bitcoin all will be made alive.  |
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They're buying ripple  Any port in a storm |
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...Like the Federal Reserve.
Can't be as bad as BTC, can it? |
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Good morning, gentlemen. So this is how it all ends?  |
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Next time, go for Beanie Babies.
Muh niggah!  |
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This user is currently ignored. This user is currently ignored. lol.
In just the past 24hrs, ignoring my advice has cost you ~5%, or 2% more than CC fraud losses, according to Rassah. Stay proud of your ignorance, Bitcoiner. Everyone needs something to be proud of! |
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Selling your Bitcoins shows your complete lack of commitment to the progress of humanity.
Bro, do you even know what you're talking about? Educate yourself:  |
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You: ...I'd like to know another currency as valuable compared to any fiat of any country....
I guess it's possible to read this as you wishing to know of any currency as good as Bitcoin. In that case, the answer is "Bitcoin has been one of the worst currencies on Earth for the past year. Even the notorious Russian ruble failed to surpass it in shittiness. Every other major currency is way better. If you want real money, the US dollar is hard to beat." I hope this helps. |
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...Trust me...
If I trusted you, citing your sources would not be necessary. I do not trust you. Neither in being unbiased, nor in your ability to interpret data. I don't even trust your math. Let's see: an average merchant lost about .68 percent of annual income to fraud. A merchant has to pay around $3.08 on each dollar to replace the losses, penalties and chargeback fees.”
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I'm going to stick with my 3% average annual loss to fraud number.
Assuming this is correct, and $1 lost to fraud winds up costing the merchant $3.08 (~x3), we get ".68 percent" * 3 = 2.04%. Two percent. Not three. TL;DR: Everything I bothered to verify wound up being either laughable or laughably inaccurate. |
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I didn't write the newsletter when it was the price you're suggesting, so not clear on your intended point.
If you draw a straight line through a log chart from any starting point through to today, it's doing okay for now. I don't know the future, but it seems like it's doing okay to me.
If you draw a line starting with Dec. 2013 (or pretty much anytime over the past year) then no, it's not "doing okay." If you mean starting from the time when BTC was worthless (worth $0), then any price above zero is "doing great." If you are looking at bitcoin as a currency, then I'd like to know another currency as valuable compared to any fiat of any country.
What do you mean, like Chuck E Cheese coin, or in the wider sense of the term, like BTCeanie BTCabies? Why are you specifically looking for non-fiat currencies? If looking at bitcoin/Bitcoin in some other capacity, then comparison to fiat is questionable at best.
There's that lulzy "Bitcoin is a great store of value" claim... |
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Bitcoin was never meant as a investment and it is risky to do so.
The early hype was that since the number of Bitcoins that can exist won't change it will have better long term value than fiat. This was after some years of savings accounts earning pennies per thousand dollars per year. So, I'd say it was presented as an investment. Marketing lies, guy. That's all it is, one lie after another. 'digital gold' is another good one lmao. Litecoin too is 'digital silver' lmao. The bitscam pyramid is one for the history books. Marketing by who? ... Every permabull chanting "BUY HODL EVERYTHING'S FINE"? |
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...Those terms are for suckers who think the market is ruled by people more wealthy than them...
>wealthy people rule market >people Good one, human.  ~Your Beneficent Reptilian Overlords |
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...I understand why ppl dont like you.
...Joe sixpacks are walking zombies.
Boy swills some Kool-Aid and suddenly he's better than Joe Sixpack   |
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