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It is perhaps a little disturbing, but even as an animal lover, I consider bears to be somewhere between rats, seagulls and cockroaches... disgusting filthy vermin who feed in garbage dumps. Rats are actually very intelligent and social creatures. And I don't think feeding on garbage means that something doesn't have the right to live. |
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Bitcoin is way, way, way bigger than the internet.
Disagree. Without internet, bitcoin wouldn't be here. Internet is efficient information sharing. Bitcoin only represents the monetary part of this information sharing (along with its competitors of course). I agree though that the implications for humanity are big. |
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Giancarlo,
I have been using Bitfinex for a while and finally decided to register on the forum today to let you guys know that you have been doing a great job with it.
There are still some things that need polishing but, overall, well done!
somebody made a nice amount of money...  |
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Watch out bears, here comes the choochoo.  Damn. Animated gif isn't working for some reason.ah so its not just me. In this case , I really like that it ain't working:) poor bear |
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hadn't seen that one before. |
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950 sliced and diced:
Where are you getting that nice book depth chart, pretty please?  clarkmoody |
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pathetic volume.
be careful.
volume isn't that bad. |
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feels like we are close to the decision point of a continued bull market or not. The chinese made that decision it seems If we get to $1050-1100, I'll be convinced. |
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feels like we are close to the decision point of a continued bull market or not. I don't have a fucking clue atm (medium-term).
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only crusty could do poorly in the bitcoin market Yeah, Lisa should have replied : "why didn't you just buy and hold" ?  |
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Is he for real? Dude is practically jizzing his pants . |
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I smell bull trap. I don't trust this level of optimism after such a quick rebound.
That said, I hope I'm wrong.
+1 I am not really sure, but I am guessing its a bull trap. |
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can anybody post a youtube vid or something like that?
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because you must be out of fiat, meaning your all in. Ooooh boy.
Don't worry, I almost always am. On a side-note it's quite ironic. To go even longer on leverage I would have to sell first in order to be able to put up the collateral. I think you can put your collateral in BTC too (on bitfinex). I personally wouldn't recommend it though (being that leveraged with everything). |
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I can't wait till Max Kaiser turns on you idiots just like Bruce Wagner did.
He wants to sue me because he can't read german? HAHAHAHA... only possible in the states  No he will scam you suckers out of your money in such a way that he has plausible deny ability. How can Kaiser scam me out of my money if I don't give a fuck about what that pumper thinks or says? |
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Lol - seriously; if this true why are people still following Keiser?
I mean he pumped quark - 'nuff said.
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@OP,
With all due respect, you sound like you know nothing about investing if you just want to own some because it'd be "cool."
My advice:
1) Don't even think about investing unless you have thoroughly researched your investment. You should know how Bitcoin works both technically and theoretically, you should know the reputations of various btc exchanges and services, etc. If you don't do this then you're gambling, pure and simple.
2) Think of investing as a job. Hypothesize and create an investment plan or model and stick to a particular method. If you create a plan but then change the plan because your emotions tell you to, then you're gambling. Invest with your head, not your emotions. If you're investing because you "feel" btc will go to $2000 (or, conversely, if you don't invest because you 'feel' it won't reach $2000) then you're making decisions irrationally. It's okay to invest based on feelings as long as your feelings are supported by good reasons.
3) Don't expect to get rich, especially if you don't want to spend a lot of time informing yourself about recent news and other developments. And please, don't invest more than you're willing to lose.
solid advice. |
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Intuitively I would call it a crash when there is a sharp drop in price, and then the price doesn't regain the all-time high for several months.
So I wouldn't call november 2013 a crash. December 2013 remains to be seen.
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No Coinseeker, apparently you have to pick one coin that you like and hate all the others.
Didn't you get the memo?
You are right, people who don't like inflation should embrace an ever increasing amount of clonecoins. |
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