Yeah, that's what I've been hearing from you doomsayers for decades. The dollar's doing just fine.
Fine compared to the Barney Ruble! I have fed the troll long enough here so i'll leave you with this. You can bet a $1 chocolate bar will be $4 in 10 years. And the same chocolate bar is BTC0.0025 now and will be > BTC0.00000025 in 10 years. The $1 chocolate bar will be $4 in 10 years. The average paycheck will also be x4 bigger. The money I've invested in IRL securities would be x10. And the same chocolate bar is BTC0.0025 impossible to buy with BTC now, because the bodega where I'm buying ain't heard of no BTC, and don't take no plastic for nothin' under $10. Edit: That volume on Huobi... Nothing to worry about, I'm sure. At least not for me  |
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There are 100's of bitcoin card services, that sore bitcoin and convert to USD, EURO or GBP at the point of sale.
They use either a mastercard or maestro gateway and are accepted at almost every petrol station or supermarket in the world.
Yeah, that's called "paying for things with fiat, the Bitcoiner way: ... typically Goldbergian way of paying your bills with Bitcoin (buy bitcoin with $$$, fund some plastic with BTC, pay with the plastic that converts BTC back into fiat for you)--sorta like a plastic version of OKPay. Only heard about it tho, probably a scam like Neo Bee  Everytime you use that card someone buys the BTC back at market, thats good imho. No, every time you use that card, your plastic service SELLS your BTC @market. That BTC is what sell walls are made of, it creates SELL pressure. What you are suggesting--increasing money velocity through perpetual motion--breaks the first law of econodynamics. ...Don't think in fiat so much, it's on borrowed time.
Yeah, that's what I've been hearing from you doomsayers for decades. The dollar's doing just fine.  |
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Blablabla you just angry because you were shorting and price didnt drop a bit  LOL You can't blame him for lashing out in frustration when his trolling doesn't work. I'm going to humble you, like our esteemed moderator humbles ShroomsKit: By posting your idiocy back at you. Like this gem from last spring: This old chestnut again?
I'll say the same as I did 6 months ago or a month ago.
We'll probably reach our old ATH by mid summer, and hit anywhere from $7000 to $12,000 before crashing down to $2000-$2500, possibly before year's end.
We should be above $10,000 for good by this time next year.
Unless something comes along to break Bitcoin before then.
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,@Newbie1022: "Bitcoiner" is not just someone who uses/has/trades Bitcoin. I've never called myself a "Bitcoiner" outside of this forum--that's just embarrassing. Genteel folk would probably back away with a forced smile, but children are certain to point fingers and laugh |
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Jimbo, for instance, is the epitome of a Bitcoiner. Let's see what he had to say about Bitcoin prices last spring: This old chestnut again?
I'll say the same as I did 6 months ago or a month ago.
We'll probably reach our old ATH by mid summer, and hit anywhere from $7000 to $12,000 before crashing down to $2000-$2500, possibly before year's end.
We should be above $10,000 for good by this time next year.
Unless something comes along to break Bitcoin before then.
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By the way, why so much hate against Bitcoiners?
"Bitcoiner" is a pejorative for lobotomized cultists pimping Bitcoin. I trade Bitcoin myself, have nothing against people who do. And no hate for Bitcoiners either--they fill my days with childlike, guileless laughter. |
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MasterCard Shill
You don't know the half of it...  |
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What's the cause of selling pressure, Mastercard? I just thought of a new fun way for you Bitcoiners to lose money. It goes like this: 1. Buy some BTC with your CC on Circle. 2. Fund a CC with BTC through one of jonoiv's "100's [sic] of bitcoin card services." 3. Use that CC to buy more BTC on Circle. 4. ? ? ? 5. PROFIT! |
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^You're not paranoid at all, are you?  |
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There are 100's of bitcoin card services, that sore bitcoin and convert to USD, EURO or GBP at the point of sale.
They use either a mastercard or maestro gateway and are accepted at almost every petrol station or supermarket in the world.
Yeah, that's called "paying for things with fiat, the Bitcoiner way: ... typically Goldbergian way of paying your bills with Bitcoin (buy bitcoin with $$$, fund some plastic with BTC, pay with the plastic that converts BTC back into fiat for you)--sorta like a plastic version of OKPay. Only heard about it tho, probably a scam like Neo Bee |
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...So unless your then taking that fiat and buying and holding bitcoins then your actually losing and one day you'll realize that youre a fiat bag holder.
It's a miracle some of you finance enthusiasts manage to function without adult supervision. Who buys your gasoline? Your food? Who pays your bills? Who, for that matter, wipes you after you "go"? MasterCard of course! Can't you buy all that stuff with Bitcoin? No. No gas stations or supermarkets near me (or, possibly, anywhere) accept Bitcoin. I think there's some typically Goldbergian way of paying your bills with Bitcoin (buy bitcoin with $$$, fund some plastic with BTC, pay with the plastic that converts BTC back into fiat for you)--sorta like a plastic version of OKPay. Only heard about it tho, probably a scam like Neo Bee |
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...So unless your then taking that fiat and buying and holding bitcoins then your actually losing and one day you'll realize that youre a fiat bag holder.
It's a miracle some of you finance enthusiasts manage to function without adult supervision. Who buys your gasoline? Your food? Who pays your bills? Who, for that matter, wipes you after you "go"? Give me a glimpse into your insane-yet-macabrely fascinating lives, Bitcoiners! |
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Bitcoin is a technology, it can freely copied but the system relies on a network, infrastructure and users that give it more value than a copy.
Agreed. Bitcoin has the prime mover advantage, but is also hobbled by miscalculations inherent to every prototype, some of which are impossible to correct for at this point (excessive block reward, for instance). But that's a tangent. All I meant to suggest is bitcoin (the unit of this blockchain) is not Bitcoin the technology. |
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What's a perma-bull?
It's a sufferer of a hilarious form of OCD, colloquially known as "hoarding." Wikipedia describes it as a compulsion "where the perceived importance of the hoarded items far exceeds their true value." |
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Who pays people to troll the forums & why?
Major bears trying to scare noobs off from buying in order to crash the price so they can benefit from cheap coins?
You know those things where kids throw balls to make a carny fall into a tub of water? I think they're called "Dunk the Clown? Who do you suppose pays those kids to throw balls? |
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^Bitcoin's brain trust congratulating each other for losing money hand over fist for the past year.
Rest of the world points fingers and laughs.
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I was just trying to gauge peoples opinion on whether to keep adding to my stash or lock up shop & wait it out for years to see if we go to the promised land.
Double down, bro. This thing can't lose  |
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The bears have been promising cheap coins for over a year now, but they don't keep their promises....
"Over a year ago," when bears allegedly started promising you cheap coins, Bitcoin price was THREE TIMES what it is today. Three times. Should have listened to the bears, fake fonzie. Would have had three times as much magic interwebs muny as you do nao |
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You know how some people have trouble dealing with grief? Mothers keeping the kid's room untouched for years after a child dies, imagining the kid's going to come home any time now, that sort of thing?
This thread.
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No reason to be upset, fake fonzie  |
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