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on: February 08, 2020, 01:30:27 AM
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Yeah, I know it sucks JJG, aka GayJuanGee, to be completely bested with accurate observations and have your text walls and tedious quoting tactics rendered useless. But dont worry, once you learn to be more respectful and less antagonistic to others the embarrassment will fade. Busted? You are a fucking retard.. both you and your revisionist history fantasylandias. Hopefully, no innocent persons were damaged by your nonsense by either selling BTC or waiting to buy BTC when they should have been buying, when your stupid-ass predictions did not even come close to coming true.. except your lame-ass attention-whore seeking attempts to revise history. I was about 90% until we hit 6000. then I was'nt sure about this rally at all so sold for now.
Im probably gonna wait till sub 2k. I mean not that it's worth 2k, but the charts are the charts. See you at the bottom of phase C, when you will be telling everyone to sell  I'll predict the future. Bitcoin won't be $10,000 ever again.
Special guests have already been invited.  Should add dumb-ass lambie-bambie to the list of retards who have a posting history of attempting to talk innocent peeps out of their coins. I remember Lambie correctly and repetitively calling the bottom at 3.1k Dec. 2018 and again @6K in Dec. 2019 (so far successfully). Anyone listening to his advice made out really well, myself included. Ironically, I remember you had denied the notions of the beginning of bear market in early January 2017 until we were at 6K for a sustained period. Not that I'd ever blame anyone other than myself, You were one of the voices I gave weight to during that time of which you were wholly wrong. From my perspective, you are neither correct nor have a foot to stand on in your accusations towards Lambie.  No disrespect intended JJG, I think you're just triggered by the personal pokes of lately. Stick to your ladder droning shtick. |
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on: February 06, 2020, 11:48:43 PM
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DCA is really the no-brainer no-emotion just-do-it kind of thing. If you can somehow set it on auto pilot, that would be great. That's kinda difficult to do depending on the exchanges you are using and your bank.
There is one that supposedly let's you top up your account using your own bank's bill payment feature, which you should be able to schedule, so it pays or sends the exchange some of your fiat every 2 weeks. On the exchange itself, it executes a buy order once a day until your fiat runs out.
Ya, Bullbitcoin does this and whats even better, it goes directly to my HW. So easy, set and forget. Unfortunately still only available to Canadians. |
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on: January 30, 2020, 04:11:36 AM
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Do we really want to send them to coinbase? I understood they've been naughty in assisting agressive nutrino chainalyasis/analytic tactics.
Genuinely curious. What _exactly_ do you think they are doing to aid chainalysis? Divulging private customer data? I'm not accusing them of anything illegal however since Coinbase acquired Neutrino, now they have the largest on ramp and customer base with chainalysis rolled together. Not only is it a honeypot for leaks, its recreating the same privacy invasive, centralized practices familiar in today's banking. While understanding the merits of such, I prefer to support smaller privacy focused on ramps in efforts to avoid ultimately enslaving the population with an 'all seeing' Gov. Bitcoin. To answer your question directly, Coinbase is consolidating power to break and prevent privacy in Bitcoin. #deletecoinbase So you have no proof that they are using such data to nefarious ends? That's certainly what it appears you are saying. Your closing statement is topologically identical to 'Google/Amazon/Facebook is consolidating power to break and prevent privacy in all aspects of life'. Which could be a true statement, but I bet there is not one in a hundred persons reading this that does not deal with at least one of those organizations from time to time. You' are correct, no proofs from me. I'm unable to afford the luxury or patience to await proof so I must rely on intuition, experience and history (Sometimes referred to as logic) If that condemns me to your special snowflake pile, oh well, I guess I'll have to live with that As a society we've already given our private lives to Facebook, our data to Google and our shopping habits to Amazon. I'm guilty but unprepared to drive the final nail into the coffin relinquishing our financial privacy simply because I was duped into the previous. I'm not sure what point you'd like to make with your closing statement. Are you saying that since we've already given some of our information to these corps, giving the rest shouldn't be a problem? Perhaps until proven otherwise? |
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on: January 29, 2020, 09:17:26 PM
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Do we really want to send them to coinbase? I understood they've been naughty in assisting agressive nutrino chainalyasis/analytic tactics.
Genuinely curious. What _exactly_ do you think they are doing to aid chainalysis? Divulging private customer data? I'm not accusing them of anything illegal however since Coinbase acquired Neutrino, now they have the largest on ramp and customer base with chainalysis rolled together. Not only is it a honeypot for leaks, its recreating the same privacy invasive, centralized practices familiar in today's banking. While understanding the merits of such, I prefer to support smaller privacy focused on ramps in efforts to avoid ultimately enslaving the population with an 'all seeing' Gov. Bitcoin. To answer your question directly, Coinbase is consolidating power to break and prevent privacy in Bitcoin. #deletecoinbase |
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on: January 29, 2020, 07:37:04 AM
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If any of you have snap chat, private mode your story temporarily (so no one can see it) take a picture of the Bitcoin price and put a caption of "buy bitcoin or regret it forever". (or something along those lines) Then story roll it as the price goes up and up. I did it at $8000 a few weeks ago. Already shilling it to some of my snapchat friends who none of which understand Bitcoin. Its an quick and easy way to remind everyone of Bitcoin without actually shoving it down their throat. I story roll the picture (which shows its a few weeks old), and then do another snap with an updated price of the bitcoin price today. I did it as a test run today, ill probably do it again when Bitcoin hits $15,000, and then $20,000. A lot of normies will be confused because most of them think Bitcoin is dead.  Great idea, that'll turn some heads! Do we really want to send them to coinbase? I understood they've been naughty in assisting agressive nutrino chainalyasis/analytic tactics. |
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on: January 29, 2020, 02:38:43 AM
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Just having a look at recent history and thinking out loud, Last time we were here was mid June 2019 but price got all bubbly and ran past 10k quickly. Then finally and reluctantly fell from 10K in September. Seems logical to expect more resistance into 10K this time vs. the bubbles that blazed through times before. Only difference now is it would appear that not so many people care this time, Google trends show bitcoin interest at a low for the past 12 months. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=bitcoin&geo=USAccording to the charts I'd expect resistance but Bitcoin loves to surprise. Do we retrace now, closer to 10K, or does it get bubbly well past 10K? Some sideways for a week or 2 would be welcomed. |
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