Vaccination is not just about the individual, though. If you get vaccinated, then you help to slow the spread by building effective herd immunity in the wider population. If you don't get vaccinated, then you can still get infected and pass the virus onto others, who may have risk factors.
I've heard that theory repeated in the media to make those of us who don't want to vaccinate feel guilty or something but: 1) If they have risk factors they have been already vaccinated. Or at least they will be before they call me to get the vaccine shot. 2) If they haven't been vaccinated is because they don't want to. So, I am not unsupportive. The person who gets vaccinated has nothing to fear because I have not been vaccinated. And if not, it is because the vaccine is bullshit. |
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I have not had the vaccine and if I can avoid it I will not have it because I have no risk factors and I have optimal vitamin D blood levels.
I know quite a few people who have had it already, some family and friends, some have had mild to no symptoms or other flu-like symptoms for 2-3 days, the latter with the AstraZeneca vaccine. In my environment, those who have been vaccinated with Pfizer have had few or no symptoms.
Although I don't like the quasi-imposition of mandatory vaccines, I don't believe that millions will die, as some are saying. In fact I believe it has been six months since vaccination began in Israel and there appear to be no statistically significant ill effects.
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Most people who are new to BTC or find a way to accumulate BTC this might help you out; few ways to make money from BTC:
*Daily trading
*BTC mining
*Investing
*Selling your items in exchange for BTC; i.e(receiving BTC as payment for work or items sold)
*Yield farming (De-fi)
*Airdrops (this helps allot but be aware of fake ones too before participating)
*BTC surveys
Since we are in Bitcointalk, I think you have not mentioned something important such as signature campaigns, which have only been mentioned in passing by one participant. It would be the easiest way for someone starting out in this world, if they are willing to contribute to the forum. The bad thing is that many try to take the quick way by cheating and get chastened. |
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It has also caught my attention and I've opened a thread in meta about it.I see it as too much of a coincidence. Maybe it's like you say, people who have shitcoins or haters. In any case, the Bitcoin price trend is going to shut them up in no time. |
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(one of your links is duplicate amongst the four),
Sorry, I made a mistake. I fixed that. which may be more impressed by the fall if they’ve just entered the market.
I think this is obvious. At the slightest drop in bitcoin, numerous prophets always appear, who begin to sow panic. I do not think that it can be someone alone, since the news background is also replete with different topics today.
There will always be such a person who, in any passing of events, whether it will be a fall in bitcoin or, on the contrary, a run-up before growth, will say: "And I said that this will happen"
What strikes me is that since I have been on the forum there have been several dips and I have not seen so many threads of this style in such a short time. Or maybe it was a coincidence. |
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I'm going to tell you what I've told another guy in a similar thread: Can you show us proof of how rich you are thanks to your predictions?
No, you can't.
If you are so sure, you should put your money where your mouth is and show us proof here. |
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The bad thing about this seer's prediction (I mean the OP) is that when it does not come true he will not come to acknowledge his mistake. Let's remember how many times Bitcoin has died already: Bitcoin Obituaries. Bitcoin has died 405 times.Nor is there any great reasoning behind his prediction, so I won't waste any more time. |
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What amazes me is how some people get demoralized by a little bump in the road.
As I commented yesterday, in the end nothing happened, and the Bitcoin price is slowly recovering. I guess all these people who are demoralized by a small dip would have died of a heart attack in the early years of Bitcoin, when daily volatility was even higher. If you believe in Bitcoin for the long term, just HODL. |
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An unconfirmed report from the US Treasury Department that several financial institutions laundered money with cryptocurrencies caused prices to fall in the cryptocurrencies market. According to U.Today, bitcoins hit $ 51,000, and altcoins suffered even more severe losses. The title that apparently caused the crash was posted by a mysterious Twitter account called FXHedge. The tweet cut $288 billion in cryptocurrencies market volume within 54 minutes of publication. At the time of writing, the tweet has received more than 4,700 likes, despite citing an anonymous source and disabling comments. Jake Chervinsky, general counsel at Compound Finance, wrote that he does not consider the tweet valid because the money laundering cases are under the jurisdiction of the US Department of Justice. He added that the simultaneous accusation of several financial institutions was "unusual". * It should be noted that FXHedge has a history of false claims before. Source: https://u.today/this-tweet-just-erased-288-billion-from-crypto-market-cap?ampThe tweet: https://twitter.com/Fxhedgers/status/1383611847144730626So this is the reason of the unexplained Fall yesterday? This is how the market do now being stupid believer of social media posts. I hate to see desperate market like this and How long will be the faker may succeed in their target of bringing the market Ups or down? Not just that. Also China’s Xinjiang Blackout and Bitcoin Hashrate Correction.Someone mentioned a third possible reason, but I don't remember now which one. In any case, it doesn't seem to have lasted long FUD. Edit: I've remember now, over-levereged longs blowing up. People who use too much debt an get liquidated when there is a small dip. |
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I don't know how there are so many people in this thread who resent the comparison to gold. Saylor himself says that Bitcoin is gold 2.0. Bitcoin is to gold what email is to mail.
What it does seem is that he says it in a slightly derogatory way, but you have to think that he doesn't need the Bitcon to get rich, and that he is at the end of his life already.
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when christianity began calling being gay a sin was because of the HIV epidemic with the romans who were bisexual
so christianity adopted some rules as a disease prevention methodhiv
I took you off the ignore list because I knew I was going to laugh. Did you read that in a book after taking LSD? Until now the scientific literature gave at most its origin in 1920. Regarding the gay community, I neither think nor don't think. I am horrified that they are killed because of their sexual choice. I am in favor of an open society in which that kind of sexual choice does not shock anyone. |
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I think we have reason to believe that this time it may be different. The Bitcoin price does not follow a deterministic pattern. The fact that institutions are buying makes us think that this time it may be different, with a less pronounced bear market that lasts less time.
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Has this moron moved the thread into meta section? I think it is unlikely that the moderators have moved it here.
I've got him on ignore and I don't have many people, just like 4.
The fact that he is asking for a loan when he says he doesn't even have enough to eat is ridiculous. The logical thing to do would be to ask for a job. Apart from the fact of wanting to give pity which is a very common resource as far as I can see.
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Also amazing how many people who were over-levereged got liquidated. People get too greedy and as a result they shoot themselves in the foot. Those of us with don't use debt who own Bitcoin can ride this wave with no trouble.
I've got nothing against using some debt but using a high amount of leverage is definitely too risky.
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This is the second similar story I see today. The other one I've seen is this: need help, I lost my coin in 2010It might just be a coincidence but better keep an eye just in case. OP, as I said to the other guy, I think you'd better move forward and thing how to make money and buy or earn crypto nowadays. |
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What amazes me is how some people get demoralized by a little bump in the road. I mean, Bitcoin is having incredible returns and because it goes down a little bit people are already thinking that the world is going to end. I guess that's how weak hands think and end up doing the opposite of what they should: buy high and sell low. Let's not lose perspective, please:  |
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I don't know if the story is true or not, because as I usually say I don't believe everything I read in forums but trying to recover some coins from 2010 when the fellow barely remembers anything seems to me mission impossible.
OP, try to move forward and in any case try to earn some coins nowadays.
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Lol, a newbie predicting that we are in a bear market, Last January and February we saw bitcoin lost 23%-26%, so even if we go to 30%, which I don't see happening, could really be just a dip.
As you have said this crypto is unpredictable and yet you are saying that we are in a bear market. You totally contradict yourself.
Lol, he doesn't even know what a bear market means. According to Investopedia: "A bear market is when a market experiences prolonged price declines." If we keep like this for a while we can start saying that we are in a bear market but not now. |
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