your first step is to prove bitcoin is in a bubble then continue on with your other bullshit to reach game over. besides I don't get why you are even here, on a bitcoin forum, if you think bitcoin is shit! honestly your post history is filled with crap about bitcoin, how bad it is, how miners are "slavemasters", how everything is going to end, and how bitcoin is going to die, .... and all kinds of crap like that against bitcoin. why would someone who thinks like this about bitcoin even wastes his time talking about it this much?  Because I have the hope that it will cause at least a few people who cannot afford to lose their savings to pull out before it is too late aww, you have a good heart. God bless you for worrying about us and our moneyz Mock all you want - reality is that there are many very naive people in here who really have no clue about the risks and what is about to hit them |
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Bitcoin has many advantages. Bitcoin is anonymous, protecting users. Bitcoin can be traded globally. Bitcoin is out of government control. Bitcoin is scattered all over the world. Bitcoin is a good investment. Bitcoin is safe.  Here is a detailed step-by-step guide to how the events will unfold for Bitcoin (and the other cryptos) : - Bitcoin will start dropping in value sharply - Bitcoin promoters and investors will say that this has happened many times before - In this forum especially all will be saying to buy because it is cheap, and many will say to hodl - price drops further, and all promoters will keep saying we have seen this before and it is a good time to buy and hodl - price drops further, and waiting transactions are now mounting rapidly because despite the cries of "hodl!" quite a few people want to get out. But the way Bitcoin works prevents all from exiting when they want to. - The price to get your transactions through becomes very high, in reality meaning only people with large holdings of Bitcoin can afford to get out. And they do because they have in many cases bought at below 1000$ and therefore they want to take their profits. - As it becomes clear price keeps declining and it is impossible to get out, the smaller investors start to panic. It is the same as being in a large building with many people and only one small fire exit when there is a fire - Prices now decline to a level where the miners can only make money by charging very high prices for transactions - The high prices for transactions and the low price of Bitcoin means that no smaller investors can now get out of Bitcoin - The price stabilizes at a very low level and it is impossible for the small investors to get out as no miners can make money any more - Nobody want to buy into Bitcoin because of the very high transaction fees - Game over. |
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your first step is to prove bitcoin is in a bubble then continue on with your other bullshit to reach game over. besides I don't get why you are even here, on a bitcoin forum, if you think bitcoin is shit! honestly your post history is filled with crap about bitcoin, how bad it is, how miners are "slavemasters", how everything is going to end, and how bitcoin is going to die, .... and all kinds of crap like that against bitcoin. why would someone who thinks like this about bitcoin even wastes his time talking about it this much? Because I have the hope that it will cause at least a few people who cannot afford to lose their savings to pull out before it is too late |
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Sure. It's a great investment now. And will be great for along time. I think Bitcoin becomes the future. Perhaps bitcoin is the future.
Here is a detailed step-by-step guide to how the events will unfold for Bitcoin (and the other cryptos) : - Bitcoin will start dropping in value sharply - Bitcoin promoters and investors will say that this has happened many times before - In this forum especially all will be saying to buy because it is cheap, and many will say to hodl - price drops further, and all promoters will keep saying we have seen this before and it is a good time to buy and hodl - price drops further, and waiting transactions are now mounting rapidly because despite the cries of "hodl!" quite a few people want to get out. But the way Bitcoin works prevents all from exiting when they want to. - The price to get your transactions through becomes very high, in reality meaning only people with large holdings of Bitcoin can afford to get out. And they do because they have in many cases bought at below 1000$ and therefore they want to take their profits. - As it becomes clear price keeps declining and it is impossible to get out, the smaller investors start to panic. It is the same as being in a large building with many people and only one small fire exit when there is a fire - Prices now decline to a level where the miners can only make money by charging very high prices for transactions - The high prices for transactions and the low price of Bitcoin means that no smaller investors can now get out of Bitcoin - The price stabilizes at a very low level and it is impossible for the small investors to get out as no miners can make money any more - Nobody want to buy into Bitcoin because of the very high transaction fees - Game over. |
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Here is a detailed step-by-step guide to how the events will unfold for Bitcoin (and the other cryptos) :
- Bitcoin will start dropping in value sharply
- Bitcoin promoters and investors will say that this has happened many times before
- In this forum especially all will be saying to buy because it is cheap, and many will say to hodl
- price drops further, and all promoters will keep saying we have seen this before and it is a good time to buy and hodl
- price drops further, and waiting transactions are now mounting rapidly because despite the cries of "hodl!" quite a few people want to get out. But the way Bitcoin works prevents all from exiting when they want to.
- The price to get your transactions through becomes very high, in reality meaning only people with large holdings of Bitcoin can afford to get out. And they do because they have in many cases bought at below 1000$ and therefore they want to take their profits.
- As it becomes clear price keeps declining and it is impossible to get out, the smaller investors start to panic. It is the same as being in a large building with many people and only one small fire exit when there is a fire
- Prices now decline to a level where the miners can only make money by charging very high prices for transactions
- The high prices for transactions and the low price of Bitcoin means that no smaller investors can now get out of Bitcoin
- The price stabilizes at a very low level and it is impossible for the small investors to get out as no miners can make money any more
- Nobody want to buy into Bitcoin because of the very high transaction fees
- Game over.
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No one knows the "real value" of anything, it's the demand is what the key factor for the price we pay for things.
And in terms of demand, here is a detailed step-by-step guide to how the events will unfold for Bitcoin (and the other cryptos): - Bitcoin will start dropping in value sharply - Bitcoin promoters and investors will say that this has happened many times before - In this forum especially all will be saying to buy because it is cheap, and many will say to hodl - price drops further, and all promoters will keep saying we have seen this before and it is a good time to buy and hodl - price drops further, and waiting transactions are now mounting rapidly because despite the cries of "hodl!" quite a few people want to get out. But the way Bitcoin works prevents all from exiting when they want to. - The price to get your transactions through becomes very high, in reality meaning only people with large holdings of Bitcoin can afford to get out. And they do because they have in many cases bought at below 1000$ and therefore they want to take their profits. - As it becomes clear price keeps declining and it is impossible to get out, the smaller investors start to panic. It is the same as being in a large building with many people and only one small fire exit when there is a fire - Prices now decline to a level where the miners can only make money by charging very high prices for transactions - The high prices for transactions and the low price of Bitcoin means that no smaller investors can now get out of Bitcoin - The price stabilizes at a very low level and it is impossible for the small investors to get out as no miners can make money any more - Nobody want to buy into Bitcoin because of the very high transaction fees - Game over. |
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Here is a detailed step-by-step guide to how the events will unfold for Bitcoin (and the other cryptos) :
- Bitcoin will start dropping in value sharply
- Bitcoin promoters and investors will say that this has happened many times before
- In this forum especially all will be saying to buy because it is cheap, and many will say to hodl
- price drops further, and all promoters will keep saying we have seen this before and it is a good time to buy and hodl
- price drops further, and waiting transactions are now mounting rapidly because despite the cries of "hodl!" quite a few people want to get out. But the way Bitcoin works prevents all from exiting when they want to.
- The price to get your transactions through becomes very high, in reality meaning only people with large holdings of Bitcoin can afford to get out. And they do because they have in many cases bought at below 1000$ and therefore they want to take their profits.
- As it becomes clear price keeps declining and it is impossible to get out, the smaller investors start to panic. It is the same as being in a large building with many people and only one small fire exit when there is a fire
- Prices now decline to a level where the miners can only make money by charging very high prices for transactions
- The high prices for transactions and the low price of Bitcoin means that no smaller investors can now get out of Bitcoin
- The price stabilizes at a very low level and it is impossible for the small investors to get out as no miners can make money any more
- Nobody want to buy into Bitcoin because of the very high transaction fees
- Game over.
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What do you mean by "end"?
Here is a detailed step-by-step guide to how the events will unfold for Bitcoin (and the other cryptos) :
- Bitcoin will start dropping in value sharply
- Bitcoin promoters and investors will say that this has happened many times before
- In this forum especially all will be saying to buy because it is cheap, and many will say to hodl
- price drops further, and all promoters will keep saying we have seen this before and it is a good time to buy and hodl
- price drops further, and waiting transactions are now mounting rapidly because despite the cries of "hodl!" quite a few people want to get out. But the way Bitcoin works prevents all from exiting when they want to.
- The price to get your transactions through becomes very high, in reality meaning only people with large holdings of Bitcoin can afford to get out. And they do because they have in many cases bought at below 1000$ and therefore they want to take their profits.
- As it becomes clear price keeps declining and it is impossible to get out, the smaller investors start to panic. It is the same as being in a large building with many people and only one small fire exit when there is a fire
- Prices now decline to a level where the miners can only make money by charging very high prices for transactions
- The high prices for transactions and the low price of Bitcoin means that no smaller investors can now get out of Bitcoin
- The price stabilizes at a very low level and it is impossible for the small investors to get out as no miners can make money any more
- Nobody want to buy into Bitcoin because of the very high transaction fees
- Game over.
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Yes it is too late.
Here is a detailed step-by-step guide to how the events will unfold for Bitcoin (and the other cryptos) :
- Bitcoin will start dropping in value sharply
- Bitcoin promoters and investors will say that this has happened many times before
- In this forum especially all will be saying to buy because it is cheap, and many will say to hodl
- price drops further, and all promoters will keep saying we have seen this before and it is a good time to buy and hodl
- price drops further, and waiting transactions are now mounting rapidly because despite the cries of "hodl!" quite a few people want to get out. But the way Bitcoin works prevents all from exiting when they want to.
- The price to get your transactions through becomes very high, in reality meaning only people with large holdings of Bitcoin can afford to get out. And they do because they have in many cases bought at below 1000$ and therefore they want to take their profits.
- As it becomes clear price keeps declining and it is impossible to get out, the smaller investors start to panic. It is the same as being in a large building with many people and only one small fire exit when there is a fire
- Prices now decline to a level where the miners can only make money by charging very high prices for transactions
- The high prices for transactions and the low price of Bitcoin means that no smaller investors can now get out of Bitcoin
- The price stabilizes at a very low level and it is impossible for the small investors to get out as no miners can make money any more
- Nobody want to buy into Bitcoin because of the very high transaction fees
- Game over.
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Here is a detailed step-by-step guide to how the events will unfold for Bitcoin (and the other cryptos) :
- Bitcoin will start dropping in value sharply
- Bitcoin promoters and investors will say that this has happened many times before
- In this forum especially all will be saying to buy because it is cheap, and many will say to hodl
- price drops further, and all promoters will keep saying we have seen this before and it is a good time to buy and hodl
- price drops further, and waiting transactions are now mounting rapidly because despite the cries of "hodl!" quite a few people want to get out. But the way Bitcoin works prevents all from exiting when they want to.
- The price to get your transactions through becomes very high, in reality meaning only people with large holdings of Bitcoin can afford to get out. And they do because they have in many cases bought at below 1000$ and therefore they want to take their profits.
- As it becomes clear price keeps declining and it is impossible to get out, the smaller investors start to panic. It is the same as being in a large building with many people and only one small fire exit when there is a fire
- Prices now decline to a level where the miners can only make money by charging very high prices for transactions
- The high prices for transactions and the low price of Bitcoin means that no smaller investors can now get out of Bitcoin
- The price stabilizes at a very low level and it is impossible for the small investors to get out as no miners can make money any more
- Nobody want to buy into Bitcoin because of the very high transaction fees
- Game over.
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You can buy products online, Fast transaction for transfering money and the best part is, The value is keep on increasing monthly and that's the main reason why should we hold our coins longer, To earn more profit in the near future.
This makes no sense. You both want to use your Bitcoin to buy products AND you want to hold on to them as the value increases. |
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Here is a detailed step-by-step guide to how the events will unfold for Bitcoin (and the other cryptos) when the bubble bursts:
- Bitcoin will start dropping in value sharply
- Bitcoin promoters and investors will say that this has happened many times before
- In this forum especially all will be saying to buy because it is cheap, and many will say to hodl
- price drops further, and all promoters will keep saying we have seen this before and it is a good time to buy and hodl
- price drops further, and waiting transactions are now mounting rapidly because despite the cries of "hodl!" quite a few people want to get out. But the way Bitcoin works prevents all from exiting when they want to.
- The price to get your transactions through becomes very high, in reality meaning only people with large holdings of Bitcoin can afford to get out. And they do because they have in many cases bought at below 1000$ and therefore they want to take their profits.
- As it becomes clear price keeps declining and it is impossible to get out, the smaller investors start to panic. It is the same as being in a large building with many people and only one small fire exit when there is a fire
- Prices now decline to a level where the miners can only make money by charging very high prices for transactions
- The high prices for transactions and the low price of Bitcoin means that no smaller investors can now get out of Bitcoin
- The price stabilizes at a very low level and it is impossible for the small investors to get out as no miners can make money any more
- Nobody want to buy into Bitcoin because of the very high transaction fees
- Game over.
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I'm trying to move some old BTG around but exchanges aren't allowing transfer of BTG. In fact, they seem to be singling it out. Can someone explain why this is turned off? It's quite bad timing...
As I explained in another thread yesterday - the reality of cryptocurrencies is that the miners are the new slavemasters, and investors in cryptocurrencies have no power at all. If you have your money in crytpcurrencies this will happen all the time - when you want to extract your money, suddenly you cannot |
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History repeats itself. The increase in various crypto currencies (including Bitcoin) and the wildcat banking era in the US in the 1800s is almost exactly the same. Back then banks started issuing their own currencies with the result that many ended up losing their savings - and the inevitable result was that the state intervened and centralized the banking system. https://www.frbatlanta.org/-/media/documents/filelegacydocs/ACFCE.pdfThe same will happen to cryptocurrencies. |
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just because you don't agree with what all the rest of the world says it doesn't mean everyone else is a parrot and wrong and you alone are right!
i have seen your other topic in this board trying so hard to say "bitcoin supply is not limited just because it is forked" and as everyone else disagreed with you, now you think they are all parrots/bots!
maybe it is time to think you alone are wrong not the rest of the world!
That one was exactly a good example of parroting - no-one in that thread appears capable of thinking through the ramifications of cryptocurrencies as being fungible, but merely repeat the same inane "21 million" response over and over again |
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