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Protip:
Buying at the peak of a bubble is generally considered not so smart. Though the topic is currently hotly debated by Bitcoin aficionados, buying high like a fucking idiot is still considered to be inferior to buying low by teh investment orthodoxy.
the point is that, you don't know what the peak is lol ... The point is I do tho. It's you & your buddy Elwar who don't. |
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I have a strange feeling bitcoiners are more stupid than most... ORLY? Still find it strange tho? Give it time... Bitcoiner. |
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Protip:
Buying at the peak of a bubble is generally considered not so smart. Though the topic is currently hotly debated by Bitcoin aficionados, buying high like a fucking idiot is still considered to be inferior to buying low by teh investment orthodoxy.
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...The fun part about you-know-who is that he's all talk, no action.
I'll see what I can do. Hold tight  |
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...A few years ago this forum was full of happiness, helpfulness and love. Nowadays it seems that we are over-run by shorters,
tenacious manner of beasties.
<snip> " There was madness in any direction, at any hour. If not across the Bay, then up the Golden Gate or down 101 to Los Altos or La Honda... You could strike sparks anywhere. There was a fantastic universal sense that whatever we were doing was right, that we were winning.…
And that, I think, was the handle—that sense of inevitable victory over the forces of Old and Evil. Not in any mean or military sense; we didn't need that. Our energy would simply prevail. There was no point in fighting—on our side or theirs. We had all the momentum; we were riding the crest of a high and beautiful wave...
So now, less than five years later, you can go up on a steep hill in Las Vegas and look West, and with the right kind of eyes you can almost see the high-water mark—that place where the wave finally broke and rolled back."  |
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An update would be nice by now.
Chillax bro, read the first post in this thread. Havelock is 100% behind this You got nothing to worry about, this thing can't lose! It's like money in a Panamanian shell the bank  ~Happy Investing! |
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Next page, please...
I cringed hard at reading this one.
Only by fully immersing ourselves in the cringe & fail that is this thread can we attain enlightenment. Tantric monks know that evil & cringe & fail of this earthly plane must be intimately [eww!] experienced to be fully transcended. I mean, they fuck corpses and ...do other gross shit. Putting up with aspy libertards & Bitcultists is mild in comparison. Well, i mean OK, maybe not mild... let's just leave it at "different." |
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.@Elwar: So you knew that shit was about to drop & dumped in a few hours, huh? Good call! Listen, listen tho... did you... remember to tell folks to dump? Before, you know... dumping all over them? Or did you wanna, maybe, surprise them?  |
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April 15th tax deadline... *click*  That's in America. Other countries have different deadlines. As if them pathetic foreignies are relevant   |
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english is my third language and I am drunk .
now, unless I am speaking to sorosh, goat or mircea gtfo you poor, english centric troll with your ad hominem attack.
You're critique is ... *Your He's drunk & not a native speaker. You're illiterate. |
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^Can't you retards gentlemen just hug it out, huh?
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^Shifty exchange operators? In MY Bitcoin?!
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Exchanges shutting down is always good. Why is that? (Genuine question) I hate that I have to say that it's a genuine question, it should be the default assumption.Natural selection did wonders for life on earth, same will be the case for btc exchanges - the criminal and insecure ones are slowly eliminated one by one. Another social Darwinist. As in heaven so upon earth Even if good for exchanges, bad for confidence in BTC. |
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Exchanges shutting down is always good. I can't understand why these exchanges don't focus more on security. Because Bitcoin. |
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wow one big candle there  Just like the old days. Only now $1000 lower  |
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