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Good morning Bitcoinland.
Pleasant little rise. Will it stick this time?
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Interesting evening. Let's see where we are in the morning.
'Night all.
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[note to self: JimboToronto is a canuck cunt, must have revenge]
 I may be a prick but I'm hardly a cunt.  Why revenge? Recompense beats revenge any day. You can't spend blood.  |
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Put yourself in a position to buy and hold and you put yourself in a position to profit.
Preachin' to the choir, bro. |
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Their focus on and uncompromising attitude to human/technology interaction makes their products more usable and powerful tools for more people than Linux, Windows and Android. Android have been making great strides, but it still isn't as intuitive as Iphones. I use Android because I don't mind and I got an Android phone for free from someone who was fed up and bought an Iphone. And my every day computer runs Fedora, but when a relative asks I advice them to get an Iphone and a Mac. I used to have to use Christmas and Easter to fix my relative's computers, now that everyone has Apple products(except my Grandma, and it's amazing what a Pre-WW2 woman can clog up Win 7 with) I don't have to. As a computer nerd it can be difficult to see the significance of this, but this kind of approach needs to be applied to those parts of the Bitcoin eco-system that's aimed at ordinary mainstream users.
"Every minute" - P.T. Barnum  Sigh. |
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Good morning Bitcoinland. Same old same old, I see. Bulls waiting for a train to the moon. Bears waiting for Bitcoin to die. Funny how waiting can be such a merry dance.  |
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... And of course some brown populist party who hates immigrants and muslims, and loves american cars and Elvis and get caught pretending to be Hitler Napoleon in the mirror.
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definitely best to sell all coins! this thing is tanking bitcoin will be gone before surise..or sunset depending where in the world you live. Sunrise? It'll be dead and gone within the hour. Why, it's tanked by almost $10 in the last 15 hours alone. |
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if this ship goes down. i'm going with it. telln the band to start playing now.
And the band begins to play...  |
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Every time someone intentionally misspells Hold trying to be a cute trendy faggot, the price drops 1 cent.
I predict the price will rise when this meme dies.
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 quite enjoy "cut your loose" as much as "HODL" but for different reasons  I don't really mind either. Drunks and illiterate fools can be equally entertaining. |
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When they finally run out of coins to dump we might get stability, provided there is no new giant exchange hack that gives a hacker a huge amount of coins to dump.
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. |
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Every time someone intentionally misspells Hold trying to be a cute trendy faggot, the price drops 1 cent.
I predict the price will rise when this meme dies.
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. |
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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.
At the height of the bubble you were talking about "when bitcoin hits 100k" like it was a foregone conclusion. Now you want to tell me you're cautious and "recognize the ups and downs." 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. |
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I'm not so sure all the bulls in this forum are on the same page though.
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. |
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...when those final bulls turn bear.
Aint gonna happen. You can only speak for yourself. 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. |
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...when those final bulls turn bear.
Aint gonna happen. |
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ftfy  |
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I only keep my BTCs on cold storage. I'm just here for news/updates and -ofcourse- trolling the trolls  Same here. Fun, isn't it? |
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