I don't really mind either. Drunks and illiterate fools can be equally entertaining.

 

As more and more coins leave the weak hands of people who expose their coins to the internet by leaving them on exchanges or online wallets, and are secured by prudent holders in offline paper wallets, the supply of dumpcoins will eventually dry up.

Even hackers will have a hard time accumulating enough coins to move the market.

Meanwhile the supply of fiat to drive the market up is pretty much unlimited.

Every time someone intentionally misspells Lose trying to be a cute trendy faggot, the price rises 1 cent.

I predict the price will continue rising when this meme dies.

At least "Hodl" was conceived in honest drunkenness.

"Cut your loose" is the product of ignorance and illiteracy.

I don't see why you feel there's an inconsistency here.

I still feel that if (probably) and when the global adoption curve of Bitcoin goes vertical, $100k per bitcoin is perfectly feasible. That doesn't change the monthly or yearly ups and downs.

Likewise the bears.

Some may be current-market daytrader bears talking their book, while still holding large paper wallets for a bullish long term.

Others appear to have an anti-Bitcoin agenda, either because of trying to save face or because their business is threatened.

Some of course are just kids who want to try to appear cool by going along with the crowd.

And vice versa.

I may enjoy laughing at all the self-serious bears but I don't consider myself a permabull.

I cautiously believe long-term in the future of Bitcoin but I recognize the ups and down of the price of bitcoins. I also acknowledge the possibility of some kind of failure of Bitcoin, as improbable as that may be.

Aint gonna happen.

Nope. Just going home for a while.



 

ftfy

 

Same here. Fun, isn't it?

 

Even if she did manage to earn 10 bitcoins since March 2014, that's not much pay for 11 months of 16-hour days, 7 days per week.

 

At 50 cents per post, it takes a lot of posts to buy a bitcoin, even at today's low prices.

Good morning Bitcoinland.

Sometimes it's funny how things go. Yesterday there were large dumps and miniscule price movement.

Today the price dipped more on negligible volume.

At least it's creeping back up. Still stuck around $220.

What about NLC?

  

Maybe he's Mark Karpeles too and the fat boy is just a front.  DPR?

Don't sweat the petty attacks from the crybaby bears. They get a little testy when things don't go their way.



That said, Jorge Stolfi isn't an economics professor. He got his doctorate in computer science from Stanford. His forte is computers, not economics. Obviously.

Good morning Bitcoinland. More of the same I see.

Moderately high volume, negligible price movement.

The desperate bears frantically try to drive the price down but to no avail. Hilarious.

Mmmm, is that coffee I smell?

LOLOLOLOL

Your shtick is getting old Trollzie.



Everyone's laughing at you, not your pathetic jokes.



 

Now back to bed for real. Just had to get some lawls in first.

Page 11337?

Not quite the same as 1337 but I was here for that too.

I see we had a foolish 12k dump on Finex that dropped the price about 1%. LOL

Back to bed.

In the last 3 weeks bitcoins have traded below $200 exactly zero days.

In the same time period they have traded above $280 on 2 days, and above $260 on 4 days.

In that time span they have dipped below $220 on 8 days and gone above  $230 on 16 separate days.

These are the facts.

Delusional beartards ignore these facts when they foolishly suggest that Bitcoin prices will head lower.

Best to ignore them.

Long term, the price of bitcoins has risen spectacularly. Short term it has made modest but substantial gains.

Only in the narrow range of the last year or so has it decreased in price.

Don't fall prey to the unscrupulous lowlifes that will try anything to coerce inexperienced coinholders into selling below fair value.

They are just opportunistic parasites looking to buy cheap.