Well, I see healthy profit taking and weak hands shaken. I wouldn't bet a significant amount on it going down significantly, but maybe I'm biased and just euphoric Blitz, say with me: no 2011 ever again In this moment, I am euphoric. Not because of any phony central bank's blessing. But because, I am enlightened by my intelligence.
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No mercy. Only catharsis.
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Here is something that could en(b)lighten people sticking to their Litecoin: The current LTC/BTC price is 0.0155. The eventual supply of LTC is 4x the supply of BTC, ie 84 million. Do you really think Litecoin is worth over 6% of Bitcoin?
Now this is not addressing people who are merely mining or trading them to gain BTC, merely those who are stuck in their delusion. Hopefully, there aren't too many of them here.
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Staggering all the way down to $100, with increasing buy amounts on the way down. Time to take some money.
Are you really putting in new money, ie money you haven't gained from Bitcoin? If so, you surprise me.
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Was mich etwas verwirrt, ist das sich dieses mal irgendwie alle einig sind, dass es ne Blase ist. Bei den letzten war zumindest hier im Forum immer der totale Hype, das Gefühl hab ich diesmal gar nicht. Eher als wär sich jeder einig, dass es bald crasht.
Das liegt in der Natur der Deutschen und Deutschsprachigen. Sieh mal in den englischsprachigen Teil.
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Certainly.
Here is something that could en(b)lighten people sticking to their Litecoin: The current LTC/BTC price is 0.0155. The eventual supply of LTC is 4x the supply of BTC, ie 84 million. Do you really think Litecoin is worth over 6% of Bitcoin?
Now this is not addressing people who are merely mining or trading them to gain BTC, merely those who are stuck in their delusion. Hopefully, there aren't too many of them here.
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Bear or Bull, Blightcoins are nothing but a distraction.
There are innovative alternative chains out there. They are not being advertised by the likes of Max Keiser. Make a guess as to why.
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Noone cares about your scamcoins.
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But still, everybody knows that Bitcoin is the real thing, and the rest just clones and scamcoins.
Scamcoins are like gambling, poor people clinging to delusions of riches ripped off by those who understand the game.
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Mortgage the house and buy some back. Or get a second loan and buy some back. You will eventually be able to pay of the second loan and still have some coins in case (which there is a decent chance) we get to $100,000 and beyond.
Only on bitcointalk can you find this sort of advice. My goodness.
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I saw Nagle posting the other day, so he's around.
I PMed him asking about the endgame, but he never replied. Why Nagle, why.
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Absolutely agree, who wouldn't have liked to buy at 1.1, 32, 266 when they were broken through?
When it reaches that alltime high it set a long time ago and breaks through, there is a very good chance the momentum will lead it much further. Otherwise it would never have broken it in the first place!
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i'd be willing to bet more ppl and more absolute USD value has been lost thru tungsten filled gold schemes. just a guess though.
To be fair, that is an unfair comparison until Bitcoin gains the same market share as gold had.
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Bitcoin gets exponentially more volatile over time until all numbers infinitely small towards 0 and infinitely large are exhausted and the universe impldes.
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I think we're looking at it the wrong way. Maybe bitcoin isn't destined to become a currency, but something else. It's deflationary, has no consumer protection, transfers are irrevocable and no identities are tied to the addresses. How can this ever become a currency?
Bitcoin is super silver. And the Winkle Bros are the Hunt Bros 2.0.
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I think we're looking at it the wrong way. Maybe bitcoin isn't destined to become a currency, but something else. It's deflationary, has no consumer protection, transfers are irrevocable and no identities are tied to the addresses. How can this ever become a currency?
Bitcoin is super silver.
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