This is a self-moderated topic. If you do not want to be moderated by the person who started this topic, create a new topic.
Yea so, this disclaimer actually applies to moderation by the creator, not lack of moderation. Pretty sure global forum rules aren't trumped by the whim of a thread creator. But maybe I'm wrong? Brb starting self-moderated scam and hardcore porn threads. |
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Once again mods doing a bang up job. Got rid of all the trolls, and now they're working overtime to keep the thread on topic of BTC/USD.
Kind of difficult when the thread admin just became a ripple troll  Are you suggesting an OP w/ thread moderation privileges supersedes a forum mod? |
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Once again mods doing a bang up job. Got rid of all the trolls, and now they're working overtime to keep the thread on topic of BTC/USD.
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It's nice to know moderators are useless on this forum.
Luckily ignore functions as it should. Doesn't change the fact that they're useless now does it? Why do you feel like the mods are useless? Do you even have eyes? |
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It's nice to know moderators are useless on this forum.
Luckily ignore functions as it should. Doesn't change the fact that they're useless now does it? |
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It's nice to know moderators are useless on this forum.
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The implications being?
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Bitcoin is full of pedantic faggots asking vague and irrelevant questions. Anything else you'd like to know my opinion on?
How can a brony call others faggots?  I suppose the same way a postman can call other postmen "postman," etc., etc. Non-sequitur? Rofl, your unabashed dismissal of the implications there are hilarious. Top notch troll, for sure. |
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ITT NotLambchop gets aggy because I treat him like a little bitch parrot instead of digging through logs of text. |
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Bitcoin is full of pedantic faggots asking vague and irrelevant questions. Anything else you'd like to know my opinion on?
No, it's glaringly obvious you don't want to reveal your true feelings about Bitcoin whatever they are, for whatever reason. I just figured I'd nail that down. Thanks for playing along. |
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On a tangent: I read recently that Facebook sign ups have pretty much stalled this year and they are admitting they have reached market saturation. By coincidence Zuckerberg has started "internet.org" this year, to bring the internet to the disadvantaged; anyone more cynical than I would suggest he is creating new markets, so he can can flog more advertising.
Capitalism is a beautiful thing if left unmolested. |
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@Blitz, I saw like 10 ninja edits. You should probably just think about it more before hitting that submit button. Edit: point taken  |
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Time to start paying attention.
The assumption is that I saw it, but wasn't paying attention, or that I didn't see it because I wasn't paying attention... both of which are again, false. You really like to make a lot of assumptions. So you speculate in bitcoin, you don't think it's a pyramid scheme, but really failed to elaborate beyond yet another assumption that something on Wikipedia is an absolute/definitive source of information. What is your broader opinion of Bitcoin?
I'm not going to let this degenerate into another debate about wikip. Take this shit up with wikipeedos. Alternatively, offer me another definition of a pyramid scheme, and I'll tell you if Bitcoin falls under that definition. Assumptions and selective attention. Not good. If you could, answer the question. That's the thing in my quote that ends with a question mark. |
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you do NOT need a lot of coins in order to manipulate prices downward
What do you consider "a lot?" Didn't I use 10k coins in my description in the post that you cut. Further, some of these guys who want to manipulate the price of BTC downward are going to be willing to dump at a loss for an extended period of time to achieve their objectives. They can continue to buy high and to sell low in order to dump strategically and to lose money and to scare people off of bitcoin because they dump strategically. 10k coins may be sufficient to manipulate for a month or so; however, 100k coins would be even better, and probably could manipulate for more than 6 months with 100k coins. So 10k coins isn't "a lot" to you. Ok. Edit: To be clear, I asked you what is a lot, not what isn't a lot. |
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I'm here because I speculate in Bitcoin. I have repeated this so many times that I find it hard to believe you can't remember any of them. Even with my understanding of the average mental state and capacity of the posters in this thread. Re. "pyramid scheme," here's an abbridged definition from wikip: " A pyramid scheme is an unsustainable business model that involves promising participants payment or services, primarily for enrolling other people into the scheme, rather than supplying any real investment or sale of products or services to the public." The operative word here is "promises," of which Bitcoin makes none. So the short answer is NO. I hope this helps, but that hope is being tried each time I have to repost this  The assumption is that I've seen it to remember. Which is false. Also that definition of a pyramid scheme is quite narrow... if the community at large involved with a particular asset are making promises, it would typically hold as much weight as a central figure in a narrowly defined "business" environment, due to group think. So you speculate in bitcoin, you don't think it's a pyramid scheme, but really failed to elaborate beyond yet another assumption that something on Wikipedia is an absolute/definitive source of information. What is your broader opinion of Bitcoin? |
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you do NOT need a lot of coins in order to manipulate prices downward
What do you consider "a lot?" |
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I love the poll this week. It's like leaving a 7-10 split.
<370 would have been right had there not been mass deletions. |
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NotLambchop, in all seriousness and with no disrespectful intent, what is your purpose for being here? There are a lot of bear trolls, but you're the only one who's consistently here almost 24/7.
Also, even though I might be able to surmise this from your answer to the question above, what's your feeling on Bitcoin in general? Do you believe it's a pyramid scheme? Do you just believe it's overvalued? If so, what do you value it? Etc. I'd love to know...
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where's the bottom?
You'll know when we're sideways for 6+ months. |
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