i cant believe I just bought 20 coins. Somebody stop me, pleaese
Stop! If there was no reason for you to buy below 20 three months ago, why is there any reason to buy above 200 now? That's a >1000% change in opinion. This is not how a real speculator earns money. Check again what you're doing and until then, stop. if he sells em right now, he makes profit. so: sell ! (to me)
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I'm about to jizz in my pants! +1 i am a student of modern history. but i don´t need to ask my professor to know. we are making history. either way. tulips? it´s not a bubble. its cryptotulipical
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no way before i have taken a shower.
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vielen dank man sollte einen sammelthread machen: failed scam. live und in farbe. damit die leute es sehen können.
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petetzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz vielen dank für ein beispiel der extraklasse wie ein scam aussieht.
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I will sell 1 bitcoin.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
good plan...
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The decimal place will NEVER (not today, not next year, not 20,000 years from now) ever be moved. To do so would require a 100% consensus of all users active and inactive. Not just all miners but all exchanges, all merchants, all speculators, all bitcoin holders. Litterally everyone on the planet in unison agreeding to the change. Baring a complete consensus the network would fork and both forks would be valid and incompatible, both called Bitcoin. The result would be complete and utter chaos and massive destruction of value. It isn't going to happen.
For all intents and purposes the money supply of BTC is locked at 21M BTC. The good thing is it is highly divisible right now having 2.1 quadrillion discrete units (more than US money supply) but 1 BTC will always be ~1/21,000,000 of available money supply.
thx for this information. but what about mbtc ?
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gotta love deflationary currency!
lets move to mbtc. then, we have an self-inflating auto deflating currency.
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It's to much to fast... this usually makes things fall over again. You need stable EXPONENTIAL growth.
FTFY. And yes I agree. what about stable vertical growth ?
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I'm sitting here and every time I click refresh on my browser the price jumps and makes my mouth fall open.
shit.i went out to piss and when i came back the price was still not at 200. momentum is getting lost.
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They just want to make sure the equipment works first.
Don't worry, when yours arrives in the mail, it'll only be slightly used.
that is the only test running lab that earns the company more then the product itself. first time in history. epic.
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I don't want people who don't understand the basics of Bitcoin to invest in it.
you got a point here, but it looks like we are needing them to feed the momentum. i am running kinda short in fiat. i wish i could put more in, but it is not possible.
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kk i editted it
didn't know you guys were so protective of bankers
what is the point to use fascist terminology if you are not a fascist ?
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please erase this. this racial talk cannot be accepted. i will report this.
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I just noticed there is ano $170 thread! So here it is! Or do we just celebrate full 100s now? hmm... what does it tell you when the rise is faster then the bulls of the speculation section of this forum can´t keep up with it?
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I always ask anyone I'm talking with whether they've heard of bitcoins. 99% of the time the answer is no (and I mix with some clued up people). Within a minute most of them are intrigued. But now when they hear that the price is ~$150+ their response is, "Oh it's too high. It's risen too fast, too quickly." If however, the price was $1.50 or even $15+ they would probably jump in and spend just as much money. It's a psychological thing, like buying a thousand penny stocks vs spending $600 on a single share of Google. I think the bitcoin powers that be, need to think about naming the equivalent dimes, nickels and pennies of the BTC world so that newcomers aren't faced with sticker shock. One of the most common newbie misunderstandings is that bitcoins aren't divisible and a well presented naming convention would really help. Just my ever humble opinion, but what do others think? Do those names exist already?
you are absolutly correct about this matter. mbtc, so called millibitcoins are the answer. 1 btc = 1000 mbtc. its a language thing. the community must start to use mbtc instead of btc. and the entire game starts another cycle. btc are expensive now, that is an psychological obstacle for the people who want to join in. bitcoin (better: mbtc) is the first currency that is deflationary and inflationary at the same time. got to love it. if mbtc is accepted, those with btc will become incredibly wealthy. we have all steaks in this game. please folks, play it right!
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Don't buy now, wait until the price hits $500.
people that buy at 500 will party soon after having made 5000... You will still regard them early adopters? that still would be considered inside trading. the outermost edge... as long as my neighbour isn´t in or housewifes having conversations about it while waiting at the supermarket cashier que it is still early. when we start seeing ads in mainstream tv it is getting hot. for an average person it is still complicated to buy bitcoins and to use them.
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It means "we are going to mine the fuck out of BTC" then when the price starts going down we will have stock. lol
rofl cryptotulipical = exponential & beyond
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Don't buy now, wait until the price hits $500.
people that buy at 500 will party soon after having made 5000...
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