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let's end this embarrassing pathetic bear market finally. it lasted way to long.
i'm tired of the ugliness.
but still. better lose a few k fiat before missing the train when this thing lifts off.
believe me. i've been through both. fomo is much worse and that's because deep inside you know what bitcoin will be.
give up, bears. you can be happy again and leave the ugliness.
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The White House today denied that Pres. Obama had said at a Mob sit-down over in Germany that the strength of the dollar was a problem. Which obviously was interpreted as a confirmation that he had in fact stated exactly that.
A strong dollar is bad for exports. The US needs to turn the trade deficit around. Yes, and it´s also bad for U.S. multinationals. The higher the dollar the fewer units of it they get to book as revenue and profits back home. So, Wall St. probably wouldn´t mind if it dropped. currency war is a ugliness contest. |
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Schäuble hat sich angeblich auf dem G7 Summit zum Thema virtuelle Währungen geäußert. Weiß hier jemand mehr?
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what did you guys do ??
with bitlicense institutional investors point their unlimited ammo fiat cannons towards bitcoin |
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global stock markets crash incoming this week. you have been warned.  |
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now i locked half of my stash away from myself for 5 years using a nlocktime transaction. give up now bears, you can't do anything that will make me sell. yeehaa!
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Because it'ts boring i'm giving you a few quotes by John Naisbitt:
'I was sure we would never see the adoption of the Euro. Countries giving up their currencies for a common tender was, it seemed to me, completely out of tune with currency being a carrier of people's cultural identity, celebrating national heroes and events, as it had been for hundreds of years.'
- John Naisbitt
'The new leader is a facilitator, not an order giver.'
- John Naisbitt
'We created the hierarchical, pyramidal, managerial system because we needed it to keep track of people and things people did; with the computer to keep track, we can restructure our institutions horizontally.'
- John Naisbitt
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try harder, troll tools. i have my fiat ready.
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block size is a minor technical issue. cap will be increased when needed (needed means when we reach consensus that it needs to be done). all the drama is only the human componet, same old pathetic hairless ape shit.
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Just in case you forgot where we are going  even then you won't be able to afford a whole bitcoin. give up and drop your dirty fiat bags, lol |
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let it go. sell everything.
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yes, but bears have unlimited coins and will dump at any price.
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price stopped mattering. the age of uhrak began.
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bitcoin fought the chasm in the adoption cyle. now it's clear it will not become the new instagram, facebook or google. not even the new internet. not even a industrial revolution like steam, electricity, computerization.
it will become a paradigm shift from centralization to dezentraliation.
no more contracts, notarys, lawmakers, goverments needed.
we will move on to the society of citizens, where democray and freedom is trustless.
a new dawn. you're welcome, gentleman.
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who care about the price on a fucking chinese exchange. we are talking about a silicon valley successor which is now opend for institutional investors (with all the vc money floating round atm). maybe we go down to 160, who cares. we have a new field in the monopoly game, i'm gonna try to get my piece for sure.
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bitlicense is BIG, this is not some random pseudo mickey mouse news. bitcoin is taken serious by the fucking goverment. can't wait until it hits the mainstream media.
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new york accepts bitcoin  |
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