Some of you guys are getting quite morbid with your visuals, this time around.  What? I mean the linked content... Watch the Vid again.  classic. I think i have to re-watch the movie  |
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here we gogogogo ===> /\BTC===>$2OOOO close!!    weeeeeee welcome back  Mindrust this, Mindrust that. Gentlemen, we are better than this. No need to rub it in.
Personally I miss him. He provided some insightful posts, along with some decent TA.
You're writing about the old mindrust, but i agree. |
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Next Attack of $11k incoming? Whohooo It'S getting mad today |
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Close the daily in green over $10.5k and chinese bearwhales should start to throw their dirty dumpmoney at bitcoin again.
$14k+ in sight.
Source: CT around the mindrust-day
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...but his mind was all rusted...
...it was Masterluc he trusted...
[...]
And if all of the above hasn't made you, mindrust,
Reconsider, and quickly get some corn in your stash,
It won't be r0aches or ants,
At the seat of your pants,
But the boot of a HoDLer in your stubborn fat ass!
Fuck I wouldn't want to be mindrust right about now Yup, he popped into my head earlier today. Can't decide whether to think of him with sympathy or stupidity in mind. I can't help but feel sympathy for him, but the stupidity of selling at $3xxx, after he'd spent so much time here with fellow WOers, wins out. Fundamentals, etc. Sorry for his losses but he really should have known better. Never mind, just suck it up and buy back, as we all advised at the time. Then, after learning how to hodl through anything, in x years from now, he'll hardly remember the act of stupidity and will need no sympathy. But he'll know that his name will live forever as a verb: 'to mindrust' - or, 'to do a mindrust' - the act of failing to hodl verb, mind·rust·ed, mind·rust·ing. to fail to hodl; to sell, by way of panic: e.g. The foolish gambler mindrusted all of his bitcoins away. The Mindrust Maneuver Or the phrase: to "go full mindrust." E.g.: "He went full mindrust and lost it all in an instant." "mindrust accident" = selling the bottom. |
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...but his mind was all rusted...
...it was Masterluc he trusted...
[...]
And if all of the above hasn't made you, mindrust,
Reconsider, and quickly get some corn in your stash,
It won't be r0aches or ants,
At the seat of your pants,
But the boot of a HoDLer in your stubborn fat ass!
Fuck I wouldn't want to be mindrust right about now I don't wanna be my brother in law right about now. ...Bitcoin will never go over $10k again... Muahahaha!!! |
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Sex is great but have you ever HODLED through a hideous bear market with heavy bags & now beginning to see the start of the impending face melting, once in a lifetime bull run?
Whatttt? I hope you'll finally have real good sex some day #nohomo Other than that, this feeling isn't even comparing to anything else (i mean the hodling and subsequent bullrun) Feels like 11/2017 somehow, only that it's just the start! |
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24 Wörter merken traue ich mir, wenn es sein muss, aber zu...gibt ja sowas wie die "Methode des Weges" (Loci-Methode) als Hilfsmittel.
Trump kann sich auch 5 Wörter für 30 Minuten merken, dann sind 24 doch ein Klacks für jeden anderen Ich leider nicht. Kennst Du den 10-Worte-Test? Meine Score pendelt zwischen drei und vier  |
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Looks like the breakout is confirmed. About a month before i would have expected it, BUT i adjusted my lines last time by the end of 2019. When i correct them, support would be higher and completes the triangle by end of june. BAM |
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Klar. Wobei, theoretisch wird Gold mit steigendem Wert immer "leichter", weil man weniger davon benötigt, wenn man es schon mitnehmen muss. Hard wallet contra Passwort-Herausgabezwang ist aber auch nicht der Weisheit letzter Schluss, wenn man in der Vergangenheit nicht so schlau war, seine paper wallets oder Seedword Listen über den Planeten verteilt sicher zu deponieren. |
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Ab 10.500 seh ich den nächsten Bullrun sich entwickeln. Kann jetzt schnell gehen - wenn auch untypisch im Sommer  Stimmt wohl, nur dieser Sommer ist anders (Corona lässt grüssen)...
Ich würd mal eher behaupten der alte Knacker Bitcoin läuft der Zukunft hinterher (Ethereum) und baut deswegen aus...
Mein Tipp erneut... Einfach nachlegen...die Krise beginnt erst und dann kann man die Euros nichtmal als feuchtes klopapier nutzen
Bisschen Gold Diversifikation dürfte auch nicht schaden *duck* |
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Don't tell me it's the first time you discovered this. A freedom project? You're kidding. Around here, we tend to speak about the "EUSSR". Yeah, you're right. I have to admit that what the EU really is was kind of "shifted out" of my awareness (or consciousness). Things like these happen with my long term memory quite frequently. Imagine you have to learn the same things again (and again), to keep them for a random amount of time, in which more often than not you're also not being able to recall them when needed. It's been going on since about eight years now. Don't tell me it's the first time you discovered this. A freedom project? You're kidding. Around here, we tend to speak about the "EUSSR". A good rule of thumb is: If they can do it they will. Good point there. I always used to say "power (over someone, something) is existing for being misused". That's what originally brought me to bitcoin, by the way. |
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The king actually hammering against strong $10k resistance.
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The story of my brother in law, the ex-roofer - part 2. Short version: He declined my offer to pay him out in bitcoin, now here's the translation: "Bitcoin is over. It will keep going sideways in the $10k range, before it will go to zero in the next couple of years. I had the chance of my life when it was at $300, but my father didn't even borrow me $5k, because he was into stocks only" No more questions were asked. He even did know about last year's rise to $14k. So he is still more or less following the price action as a nocoiner. End of story  I was going to say something about your Part 1, so I am glad that you reported back, even though the news is not good. There are a lot of folks out there who are not going to act, even if you present them the information and give them a premium. I had a recent thought in my head that I was going to offer to give a wedding gift that was something like 33% more if they were to accept it in bitcoin rather than cash. It was a 26 year old male relative, so I did not mind considering offering a premium. I had a few conversations with that relative weeks before the wedding, and I also spoke with his mom and some other relatives (close to the matter) regarding his financial situation and his ways of dealing with money. After quite a bit of contemplation, I decided that he would NOT appreciate such an offer, so I did not even make it, and I also figured that I was going to appreciate keeping the BTC more than he would appreciate getting them.. and he would probably convert them to cash or resent having them locked up for a year (considering me to be to patronizing) if I were to use the "give bitcoin" website. So, even though I did not know the specifics of the response of your brother-in-law, I kind of anticipated some kind of similar story... sad as that seems to be. No coiners and/or precoiners tend to presume that we are trying to sell them something, unless either they come too the matter themselves and ask us or they are really excited about the possibility of investing in BTC. It is still good that you made the offer, but you should be glad that you have more bitcoin because your brother in law refused to consider your recommendation and clung on to some likely misleading mainstream misinformation narratives. It's also these disbelieves, that an asset can't break the norm and gain so much more value compared to stocks or physical metals. After all, it "was just luck" or "the bubble of the century" for nocoiners afterwards. Also one of the main concerns (narratives) is the "no real value behind bitcoin", which i would translate to "no matter in bitcoin", something you can't see, weigh or hold in your own hands. Maybe if the sum of all miner hardware and infrastructure is accounted as "matter" in this case, makes it value comparable to gold, silver or a tech company like elon's version of Wayne Industries? However, if one thinks that way, he'd be lost from the beginning. Like trying to explain gravity to an octopus. Let's assume one day crypto will be normal, everybody will use it and buy food, clothes and toilet paper with it. Finally it will become something people "can touch". Then it's only a minor change in perception for everybody. With the next FOMO spike there will be even more development towards mass adoption, i guess, so it's only a question of time, unless a possible black swan event occurs. On my BiL, i have to say that i would have re-bought the amount of bitcoin i would have given him instantly, so i'd have lost only a few Sats for good. But when the right time has come, i'll happily lend a fraction of my corn to some relatives |
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The story of my brother in law, the ex-roofer - part 2. Short version: He declined my offer to pay him out in bitcoin, now here's the translation: "Bitcoin is over. It will keep going sideways in the $10k range, before it will go to zero in the next couple of years. I had the chance of my life when it was at $300, but my father didn't even borrow me $5k, because he was into stocks only" No more questions were asked. He even did know about last year's rise to $14k. So he is still more or less following the price action as a nocoiner. End of story Literally everything about his response screams "I could give a shit about Bitcoin, its tech, or what it stands for. I don't even know what proper money is, or why fiat sucks. I just wanted to buy some Bitcoin to get rich quick, which is sounds like I already missed that boat." These people are so clueless that one doesn't even know where to start. Even Warren Buffett says to never buy/invest in something you don't understand. I imagine an ex-roofer has a long way to go to understanding "investing". He's not even at 101 level. Exactly. His view on bitcoin is best described as a tool to get fiat-rich quickly. A one hit wonder of finance. He has loads of other problems in life, because of reasons easily explained by his cluelessness. And he always knows better. EDIT: Looks like $10k is in reach again and "alt season" slowly kicks in, too. |
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The story of my brother in law, the ex-roofer - part 2. Short version: He declined my offer to pay him out in bitcoin, now here's the translation: "Bitcoin is over. It will keep going sideways in the $10k range, before it will go to zero in the next couple of years. I had the chance of my life when it was at $300, but my father didn't even borrow me $5k, because he was into stocks only" No more questions were asked. He even did know about last year's rise to $14k. So he is still more or less following the price action as a nocoiner. End of story |
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Sounds nice, and thanks for posting. I'm left wondering, however, what are the implications and why is this important? Legal consequences. What is the definition of "trading service"? A node, an exchange, a bank? Since banks are allowed to trade bitcoin for customers, worst case would be that only licensed businesses are allowed to sell/keep/buy bitcoin, i guess. While this is restricted to the US, on the other hand, so not "another ending of bitcoin" in any way. It could be good and bad for bitcoin. Depending on where you live. CB (Coinbase for the crypto inept ) will hound you if your in the US for you to pay your taxes on your crypto gains. Yeah, and that, of course. |
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Schiss habe ich eher davor, dass es einen unentdeckten Bug gibt, der in Zukunft zu einem riesigen Chaos führt.
Das würde wahrscheinlich das Ende der Währung bedeuten.
Was? Schon wieder? Denken wir's mal anders herum: was fällt euch so ein, das überhaupt "weltweit verboten" ist?
Mord? Nö.
In welchem Land ist Mord denn bitte nicht "verboten"? Mord ist laut Definition: The unlawful killing of another human being without justification or excuse. "legaler Mord" ist daher aus der Definition heraus ein Oxymoron. Aber ansonsten bin ich ganz bei dir. Hinrichtung im Strafvollzug ist doch "legaler Mord", oder etwa nicht? |
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