They want nothing at all to do with cash that comes from in-person sales. And they assume it all does because why not.

Other than waiting for people who want to sell, my only option is a bitcoin atm, and there is none nearby.

ftfy

In case there is any doubt.

https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/bitcoin-hashrate.html

Even when drunk.... i know you don’t mean that

Don't want to shill shitcoins but LTC seems to be moving upwards again, which was the coin that fuelled this little pump by some opinions.

It is beginning to sound as if you faked your capitulation, unless you were merely trying to self-induce such capitulation - because in some sense, if you have as much equity as you suggest, then even if frustrated, you are likely not too close to capitulation.

Let's say for example, you though that worst case scenario was around $5k and even that the price would have gone back up for now, and so therefore, you failed/refused to cash out a sufficient amount of BTC to cover some of your expenses for the next year.. and so now you are a bit frustrated by your lack of preparation.

That kind of thing can happen to any of us.  I have expenses too, and I cashed out some BTC and I did not buy back as much as maybe I should have.. and I am kind of building up my fiat right now in order to prepare for down because I largely thought that $5k to $6k would be the bottom... but if you have equity in BTC, you can probably afford to cash a little out here and there... and still have more than enough when the price goes back up, even if it take more than 2 more years before it goes back up in any kind of meaningful and significant quantities to make some kind of decent wealth appreciatoin difference.

Good times to accumulate, I'm pretty sure the next rally will come as it was in 2017, from almost nowhere. Lets hope bitserve will add some stash into his bag too and forgets about the capitulation. Fundamentals are getting stronger every day and 1 BTC is still 1 BTC

I agree $4k would be nice.  I know that there are folks hypothesizing that BTC prices have to get above $4,200 to show some reasonable sign that there are decent chances to move upwards... which actually has a reasonableness to it.

Regarding bitserve and his trepidations, I would like to see $5,900 again within two or three months and then even a possible correction down to $4,500 and then back up to $5,900, just to show how giddy bitserve would become through such BTC price movements, and he would forget that he had ever even heard of the word capitulation.  He wouldn't even remember what such word meant.       

Might as well be an index of the status of bitserve.. yesterday, versus today... he went through a fear halvening (or a capitulation halvening), even though currently denying such price bumpening effect.  hahahahaha

You are too optimistic, bitserve.  I liked you better, yesterday, when you were in a higher state of capitulation and despair.  This little price bump got your spirits up, too much.

so one merit for u to be that missionary 

We are all going to be in crutches, wheelchairs and with personal assistants and oxogen tanks.  

Sucks to be HODLers.

sometimes I wonder if you are crazy or your mind is 100% imaginary. you keep talking about 100k as is like going to next days. even if BTC reach 100K it will not happen before 10 years. are you promoting BTC on bitcointalk?

Thx man, still don’t make me a to smart looking Guy, Maybe i have getting things a little easy last few years, how I got introduced into crypto, how my boy took care of me with every single thing, Made every single thing for me etc
Most of this is of-course in my own hands by NOW ... probably everything (except a few thing we do together and thats running with him ....)

But thx bitserve for those kind Words

Wait till you Guys meet this lunatic @the 100K party
(Don’t Ask me to much question IRL Then) haha lol
And drink Some with me and have Some good laughs

Roach I’m not telling him to be a coder.  

I’m telling him to get a basic level of skill so he can work in the tech industry.

I have to hire people with tech skills and wages are through the roof right now because the particular skill set is so damn rare you have to grow your own, and then your competitors steal them.  

Autists with tech skills are easy to find.  People skills people who can’t do tech are easy to find.   People skills people with tech skills are extremely valuable.

That’s exactly the sort of thing Mic should do.  Go to tech meet ups.  Find a small start up and take a small equity position (like 1%) and help them with sales. He can do it part time, 5 hours a week.

Use that experience on your resume to jump to a more established start up in six months time.  Maybe even get paid a wage at that point.  Keep building your experience and jumping up the ladder.  

Enthusiasm and hard work is 99% of the game at that point.

There’s more jobs in tech than just dev work.  I think Mic would be awesome in sales.  And not sure where Mic is based but Brussels is a growing tech center.

But you need a certain minimum knowledge base.  Anyone who is prepared to put in 50 hours of their time can do that course (and maybe faster).  

Goose

Start here.  It’s free.  Teach yourself to program.

https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-computer-science--cs101

There is BIG money for people who understand money, crypto and programming