scammers of cypherdoc/jbreher class
Exactly what do you assert I have done to scam anyone? Pretend Bcash was a helpful and useful upgrade to Bitcoin instead of admitting it is a pre-mined (EDA) scam of the first order. We don’t readily forget your fraud nor Peter R nor any other of your pals. Let's unpack this. In what way is Bitcoin Cash a scam? In all ways possible. Insufficiently specific to form the basis of a discussion. Buck up, buttercup. List 'em. Or at least one. So I can be shown the error of my ways. |
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nobody actually likes bitcoin cash
Your statement is clearly false. you are hired by him am sure he has hired many people to keep posting crap offcourse your a worker for him a slaveYour statement is false. Again. You are a liar. People who have reality on their side do not have to lie to try to make a point. You are pointless. You have not said anything about the video posted here a bit back of your fakoshi openly saying Bitcoin nodes should only be run by banks and corporations Do you have any thoughts on this that one of your great leaders intent to let banks and corporations run Bitcoin cash Your are correct that I have not said yet anything about that video. What do you believe is relevant in regards to this factoid? More importantly, where is your evidence that 'you are hired by him'? Obviously having none, you are exposed as a cretin who will make shit up in order to try to score a point in what could otherwise be a legitimate argument. Everyone reading along now sees this. Congratulations in demonstrating yourself to be a liar. What makes you think I recognize 'your fakoshi' (I assume you are referring to Craig Wright? Why not just say so in order to remove the ambiguity?) as 'one of [my] great leaders'? While I don't agree that all but banks and corporations should be prevented from running fully-validating, non-mining wallets, I do recognize that such non-mining entities add no value to the network itself. Whether Bitcoin Cash or Bitcoin Segwit. edit: I just went back and found the misattribution that I think you are likely referring to: https://twitter.com/StopAndDecrypt/status/965429695071301632This is rich - CSW does not in this short video snippet ever say anything resembling 'only banks and corporations should run nodes'. So not only are you a liar, you are standing on the shoulders of previous liars. |
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scammers of cypherdoc/jbreher class
Exactly what do you assert I have done to scam anyone? Pretend Bcash was a helpful and useful upgrade to Bitcoin instead of admitting it is a pre-mined (EDA) scam of the first order. We don’t readily forget your fraud nor Peter R nor any other of your pals. Let's unpack this. In what way is Bitcoin Cash a scam? |
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Downvoted the vid and closed it just from the way he looks and the first two seconds. What a fucking creep.
That's enlightened. Ignore the message because of the way the messenger looks, and the fact that in the first two seconds, he introduces himself by name? You do realize who this is? You actually can judge a book by its cover, you know? As with anything else, some people are good at it and some are so bad that they refuse to believe it's possible, but I seem to have become pretty good at it of late. You do realize who this is? Other than 'CEO of Bitcoin Cash' - a title obviously created just to tweak idiots. Some semblance of his past accomplishments maybe? |
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scammers of cypherdoc/jbreher class
Exactly what do you assert I have done to scam anyone? |
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Downvoted the vid and closed it just from the way he looks and the first two seconds. What a fucking creep.
That's enlightened. Ignore the message because of the way the messenger looks, and the fact that in the first two seconds, he introduces himself by name? You do realize who this is? |
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nobody actually likes bitcoin cash
Your statement is clearly false. you are hired by him am sure he has hired many people to keep posting crap offcourse your a worker for him a slaveYour statement is false. Again. You are a liar. People who have reality on their side do not have to lie to try to make a point. You are pointless. |
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nobody actually likes bitcoin cash
Your statement is clearly false. |
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Nope. It does look pretty good though. |
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So, when are we going to hit $1,000,000?
Let's project.  If we assume the average doubling floor time of 6 months over the last 5 years (including the 2014-2015 bear market): $20k Aug 2018 $40k Feb 2019 $80k Aug 2019 $160k Feb 2021 $320k Aug 2021 $640k Feb 2022 $1.28MM Aug 2022 Three and a half more years. If the doubling time persists at 3 months (the approx. average of the last three doublings), then just under two years. Mid 2020. Wow. You lot that like to sell your BTC in increments to buy back, take note that you don’t run out. Using the numbers above, even should there be no volatility to be harvested (as if), I'm good through 2022. Hahahahahaha.. jbreher... I don't mean to pick on you or to be stalking you, too much, but are you confessing that you are gonna run out of BTC if BTC prices were to go straight up to $1.28 million? I could not really blame you for running out of BTC in that kind of a scenario because seems that no matter what there are going to be some price corrections along the way.. there is almost no such thing as straight up, even going up 5x without a significant price correction wold be quite amazing, but going up from here to $1.28 million would be more than 110x, and surely there would be several pretty decently-sized price corrections in there to help any of us incrementalists to stack up our holdings in order to prepare for BTC price destinations higher than $1.28 million. Re-read. Through 2022. |
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So, when are we going to hit $1,000,000?
Let's project. If we assume the average doubling floor time of 6 months over the last 5 years (including the 2014-2015 bear market): $20k Aug 2018 $40k Feb 2019 $80k Aug 2019 $160k Feb 2021 $320k Aug 2021 $640k Feb 2022 $1.28MM Aug 2022 Three and a half more years. If the doubling time persists at 3 months (the approx. average of the last three doublings), then just under two years. Mid 2020. Wow. You lot that like to sell your BTC in increments to buy back, take note that you don’t run out. Using the numbers above, even should there be no volatility to be harvested (as if), I'm good through 2022. |
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What do y'all do when you are asleep or otherwise AFK and a sudden bout of volatility wipes a wider hole in your spread?
Just rebuild it when you get BTK (back to keyboard). No worries. |
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you might be confusing 'smartness' with something else entirely ... idiots educated beyond the level of their intellectual capacity is not a new phenomena .... probably the internet has just created a swag more of these dangerous fools .... case in point take jbreher with his dunning-kruger tendencies now leading him to write in overly-eloquent verbiage to convey trivial, and usually erroneous, meandering thoughts; then hops on his high-horse about a computer science and networking design matter that is clearly well-outside his grasp, and follows up to defend his bruised ego by championing a cause that is clearly to his economic detriment ... that fact alone encapsulates educated beyond their intelligence.
You're adorable. Here - have a merit. |
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After BTC dumped so hard, it was just a matter oft time until BCH started trying to overtake again. It is rather probable that this pump is just starting and could geht BCH close to 1:1 for BTC with current weakness and high amount oft free capital!
ignored Haha! wimp. XD If you see jbreher on the train he or she is not invited . die bch die salty? |
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We have (barely) broken the downward channel which has dominated since $17k. Even if the pump doesn’t hold, the channel is now vulnerable. It could be the end of the bear market.
I have a hard time thinking of this pullback from a monster pump as anything close to a bear market. |
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I'll also take the opportunity to rant a bit. Out of those four I mentioned, one is AWOL, one is dead, and the other two are fervent supporters of Bitcoin over BCash. Bitcoin is much more closely aligned with the original cypherpunk principles that elevate privacy and decentralization.
It's not even worth discussing. A forkcoin more or less signed into existence by an agreement of a few commercial enterprises and kept alive by a single conglomerate through the use of dubious tactics... That was aimed at the handful of bcash supporters/sympathizers here. Are you reading all this jbreher?  Yep. I simply do not agree that Bitcoin Cash is centralized any more than Bitcoin Segwit in any meaningful way. I realize that there is an oft-repeated narrative that Ver and Wu have made every significant decision in regards to Bitcoin Cash, but this view is utterly ignorant bullshit. And if all y'all would venture outside of this echo chamber of a walled garden, you'd likely realize that latter point as being the truth of the matter |
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It seems the "old ones" doesn't understand what bitcoin is or the whole cryptocurrency. The so called experts are also old and calling all fud against bitcoin. Yet almost all crypto enthusiasts are the younger generation, mid 30's and below. There is the barrier. The technological gap between old and young. Give it a few years when we "young" are the old, then we'll see it flourish. Early 30's here. Steady. You will find in this august thread many fine gentlemen of the older persuasion. That said, you're right, it is hard for someone in their fifties or more to change their mental and personal financial model utterly to suit the demands of bitcoin. late 50's here. and when i heard of btc in 2011 i took to the concept like a dog to a bone. dont forget us old farts have seen how the government and banks play with money "for our own good" and many of us trust the government/banks even less than the younger generation. but maybe im an exception. lot of my friends around my age just dont get btc and wont get into it. Yeah no that's right, 'hard' but not impossible. We are few but strong. I'd venture to guess there are a fair number higher of us old codgers 'round these parts than these wet behind the ears whippersnappers are likely to imagine. |
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By the way, as opposed to JJG's implementation, so to say, of this system, you do seem to have a ladder of sells/buys already set up, and you do your maintainance by removing debris - that is, orders at the same price but on the opposite side of the one just executed. At least, that is the way I understand it.
Nope. Standing buys at regular intervals below the current price, and standings sells at regular intervals above the current price. Two-interval gap in between. There is no removing to be done. When a sell executes, enter a corresponding buy at cheaper price. When a buy executes, enter a corresponding sell at a higher price. |
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Ah, now I see what "permissionless innovation that you don't happen to care for" means. The leveraging of open source assets is an intended possibility - a feature, so to say - and totally legit in my opinion, too. Kind of like dogecoin did. However, the naming, marketing and politics around Bcash is highly debatable. Well, that's my opinion anyway.
Riiight.... And the international trademark rights on the word Bitcoin are owned by...? |
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