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Ibian, did you stop trading bitcoin when the bank asked you to open a business account? Or did you get a business account?
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Literally this guy would be facing a death sentence or homelessness at best if it weren't for the existence of bitcoin. And he is just the beginning. Never has there been more need or a stronger case for cryptocurrency and yet the price is falling... It makes zero sense.
I mean these are the kids of things that inform my investment decision making. This is how I approach and think about investing. And I'm patient and trust my reasoning and so far it has worked out well enough for me. But in this climate, the price SHOULD NOT be falling.
There is an asset out there that people are on the cusp of being forced into adopting whether they like it or not, and the price of that asset is falling. How long can that continue?
The panic cycle ignores all fundamentals, it seems. Human psychology never changes. Also, going from 250 USD four years ago to 3600 USD today is not falling. |
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Gave you my last merit for that. |
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Stands out so much. Genuine LOL!
homer really outdid himself on that one. Truly a Grand-Master Haberdasher, if I ever saw one. had to look that one up "nice word" learning and learning all day long whats first ATH - or me being an english master? ell, in that case I speak six and a half languages.So, five dialects of Flemish and French. W mic, ATH is ‘All Time High’. Or were you asking something else? NO what comes first next ATH or me writing perfect english ....... ?  Next ATH  You don’t need to know perfect English any way, fuck it. Your English is better than most other people’s 2nd language. You know more than enough to have conversations with us  I really must stop shit posting today any way, sorry guys. yeah, F*** it BTW its my 7th language ........ What are the other six? nederlands, vlaams, frans, plat anwaaaaarps, oost vlaams, west vlaams So, five dialects of Flemish and French, well, in that case I speak six and a half languages. |
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Stands out so much. Genuine LOL!
homer really outdid himself on that one. Truly a Grand-Master Haberdasher, if I ever saw one. had to look that one up "nice word" learning and learning all day long whats first ATH - or me being an english master? mic, ATH is ‘All Time High’. Or were you asking something else? NO what comes first next ATH or me writing perfect english ....... ? Next ATH You don’t need to know perfect English any way, fuck it. Your English is better than most other people’s 2nd language. You know more than enough to have conversations with us I really must stop shit posting today any way, sorry guys. yeah, F*** it BTW its my 7th language ........ What are the other six? |
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So, I have been wading knee deep in JJG and Roach mud for 10 pages wondering why the ignore function didn't work.
And then I noticed that I was logged out.
That's it for me for today, now I'm gonna cuddle with my old cat who fell down the stairs earlier today. He seems to have recovered now, poor guy.
Have a good one you all.
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I kind of understand what he says. I mean that's a bit too much but the difference between blockchain and banks is that you can have a total control over it, but in exchange you have also a responsability. You know, rights and duty. Can't expect everyone to do it for you. |
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It wouldn't be such a bad thing with dirt cheap gold if you think about it, things that now have to be replaced periodically because they oxidize/corrode can last forever if they are made of gold.
Plus we can implement the Anunnaki plan and introduce a layer of nanoparticulate gold in our upper atmosphere in lieu of ozone. Is that really the Annunaki plan? Aren't the Annunaki the aliens that brought life to this planet oh so many eons ago? Seems they might be able to do something more intelligent with all that solar energy than diffuse it back out into space. They were the original gods of the peoples of Mesopotamia, but were later dethroned. From Wikipedia " In the late Akkadian Atra-Hasis epic, the Igigi are the sixth generation of the gods who are forced to perform labor for the Anunnaki.[50][51] After forty days, the Igigi rebel and the god Enki, one of the Anunnaki, creates humans to replace them." But there is of course also a new age story, and yes, in that we are created by and mate with the Annunaki in order to work for them and from there on they spin a lot of amusing stories. |
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It wouldn't be such a bad thing with dirt cheap gold if you think about it, things that now have to be replaced periodically because they oxidize/corrode can last forever if they are made of gold.
Plus we can implement the Anunnaki plan and introduce a layer of nanoparticulate gold in our upper atmosphere in lieu of ozone. Is that really the Annunaki plan? |
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It wouldn't be such a bad thing with dirt cheap gold if you think about it, things that now have to be replaced periodically because they oxidize/corrode can last forever if they are made of gold.
Plus we can implement the Anunnaki plan and introduce a layer of nanoparticulate gold in our upper atmosphere in lieu of ozone. Is that really the Annunaki plan? |
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sweet
I always wanted gold plumbing and wiring.
It wouldn't be such a bad thing with dirt cheap gold if you think about it, things that now have to be replaced periodically because they oxidize/corrode can last forever if they are made of gold. On the other hand, there is no money in mining dirt cheap gold, so they would just mine themselves out of business. |
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Ok. Thank you, have no idea what that means, I see no difference. Btw feel free to experiment with my crest if you like, would be fun to see what a professional can do with it. |
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If grin takes of and gets a big user base we might see a scenario where more grins are actually lost/destroyed then are being made,and if so the price will be stable and even go up.
Is this going to happen? Well the world economy is not a zero sum game, and the world economy is growing rapidly so there is room for a expanding currency, that’s why the US dollar is not in hyperinflation.
All new dollars printed are absorbed by the expanding economy. This of course only works if the currency is widely accepted on a global scale.
As I understand it grin is anonymous and untraceable, this might not go down well with regulators, and they might ban it from exchanges and on/of ramps.
If so, then it won’t be a popular global currency, but rather a fringe currency traded on a few shady exchanges with a small user base, and subsequently die from inflation.
If on the other hand it is not banned, and if it grows so big that the demand is equal to or outgrows 60 grins a minute, it might be the actual world cyber currency of the future for payments. (rather than bitcoins roll as digital gold/storage)
The road there will however be long and hard, and in the near future the supply will vastly outgrow the demand, and as a consequence the price will for the years to come be very low.
And some easy to use wallets need to be developed soon, and app wallets must integrate grin, and major exchanges must add grin.
A lot of ifs, but success is not against the laws of economics.
When Coinomi or Abra integrates grin I might buy some.
Why don't you mine some? It's fun to learn and all you need is a GPU card or two plus the rest of PC (CPU, memory, SSD, motherboard, powersupply). I am not sure that price would be very low as VCs are mining it (invested at least $100mil). Mining is much less risky than buying outright. Sorry, plucking my favorite parts of your post... I also think that bitcoin being a store of value and grin being spendable (inflationary, but less and less in %% going forward) could be a good combo like checking (grin) and savings/investment (bitcoin) accounts. I have no equipment and I'm not that interested in computer stuff. I'm one of those guys that resisted computers for a very long time, I bought my first computer in 1999 and if the unemployment office hadn't sent me on a computer course it would have taken at least another 4-5 years before I had bought a computer. I was gonna try and mine BTG, but the computer I was gonna use for that crashed and I have no other spare computer. And, as I said, I have no interest. I got interested in bitcoin for political and economical/s reasons. It sounded like sound money and as a nice side effect it would make you rich. |
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You all know that I have been dismissive of grin, however in the wee ours of the morning after I wake up but before I get out of bed I usually do some of my best thinking and contemplation.
And this morning I was contemplating grin and its constant and never ending supply versus its price.
And I came to the conclusion that it might actually work, but there are some big ifs.
If grin takes of and gets a big user base we might see a scenario where more grins are actually lost/destroyed then are being made,and if so the price will be stable and even go up.
Is this going to happen? Well the world economy is not a zero sum game, and the world economy is growing rapidly so there is room for a expanding currency, that’s why the US dollar is not in hyperinflation.
All new dollars printed are absorbed by the expanding economy. This of course only works if the currency is widely accepted on a global scale.
As I understand it grin is anonymous and untraceable, this might not go down well with regulators, and they might ban it from exchanges and on/of ramps.
If so, then it won’t be a popular global currency, but rather a fringe currency traded on a few shady exchanges with a small user base, and subsequently die from inflation.
If on the other hand it is not banned, and if it grows so big that the demand is equal to or outgrows 60 grins a minute, it might be the actual world cyber currency of the future for payments. (rather than bitcoins roll as digital gold/storage)
The road there will however be long and hard, and in the near future the supply will vastly outgrow the demand, and as a consequence the price will for the years to come be very low.
And some easy to use wallets need to be developed soon, and app wallets must integrate grin, and major exchanges must add grin.
A lot of ifs, but success is not against the laws of economics.
When Coinomi or Abra integrates grin I might buy some.
Ok.... fair enough that you have some kind of supposed intellectual enlightenment in regards to grin, but why you be pumpin that shit here?   I took you of ignore a couple of hours ago just to see if you had improved. You have not, so back on ignore you go. |
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You all know that I have been dismissive of grin, however in the wee ours of the morning after I wake up but before I get out of bed I usually do some of my best thinking and contemplation.
And this morning I was contemplating grin and its constant and never ending supply versus its price.
And I came to the conclusion that it might actually work, but there are some big ifs.
If grin takes of and gets a big user base we might see a scenario where more grins are actually lost/destroyed then are being made,and if so the price will be stable and even go up.
Is this going to happen? Well the world economy is not a zero sum game, and the world economy is growing rapidly so there is room for a expanding currency, that’s why the US dollar is not in hyperinflation.
All new dollars printed are absorbed by the expanding economy. This of course only works if the currency is widely accepted on a global scale.
As I understand it grin is anonymous and untraceable, this might not go down well with regulators, and they might ban it from exchanges and on/of ramps.
If so, then it won’t be a popular global currency, but rather a fringe currency traded on a few shady exchanges with a small user base, and subsequently die from inflation.
If on the other hand it is not banned, and if it grows so big that the demand is equal to or outgrows 60 grins a minute, it might be the actual world cyber currency of the future for payments. (rather than bitcoins roll as digital gold/storage)
The road there will however be long and hard, and in the near future the supply will vastly outgrow the demand, and as a consequence the price will for the years to come be very low.
And some easy to use wallets need to be developed soon, and app wallets must integrate grin, and major exchanges must add grin.
A lot of ifs, but success is not against the laws of economics.
When Coinomi or Abra integrates grin I might buy some.
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Dude, that was Smokey.
Not sure people outside the US gets that. |
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The most surprising here are India and Indonesia. I thought compared to how popular is internet in India and how popular are Gold and cash there, Bitcoin is way behind. I guess just news dont come out. Being a third world country, citizens of India barely meet ends. Using such technological advancements and having disposable income to gamble on Bitcoin is something I would not expect tbh. The third world doesn't exist anymore. Almost all countries in the world is now doiing ok, including India. https://youtu.be/RUwS1uAdUcI?t=373 |
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