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April 16, 2013, 10:05:08 PM
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I was very proud to "buy" bitcoin at the peak of its "bubble" and emotionally moved.

You are an idiot and proud of it.

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I am looking forward to working with some of you if I can in this next phase.

Oh, there's plenty of folk here who would love to work with somebody of your calibre.

Now that is the reaction i was looking for!

Finally!



I know this investor called pirate or something that is looking for more bright confident young folks like yourself!
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April 16, 2013, 10:30:37 PM
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Instead of trying to get rich off speculation where greed clouds the mind such that one things "I am better than 50% of bitcoiners" how's about looking at it as:

"I'm not sure how safe my €/£/$ in the bank now so I'm going to buy some BTC and try to forget about it so that it might be there should I need it."

Even if you lose out from $240-$50 you still have some coins. If there is some kind of economic emergency then you still have those coins. Further, such coins are more likely to rise in such a scenario (but not always - see gold's fall this year). So it's a punt, but better to punt in a small way than not.

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April 16, 2013, 10:40:03 PM
Last edit: April 16, 2013, 10:58:52 PM by alxs
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I'm a idealist, and for better or worse, not motivated by greed. I'll look for like minded people on the forum...After seeing bitcoin grow to $265 I am now 100% convinced this is going to actually going to work.  I was quite happy to put more money in at the peak of the bubble, as crazy, naive and idiotic as it sounds, I wanted to do my part to keep it going as high as it could this round.  When it crashed, I didn't bail, I kept my coins in there.  I helped bitcoin get to its low that day ~$55 and its high ~$265 which is something I am proud of, and something all of you will remember about me.  

I'm putting all my fiat money into bitcoin.

edit: re-reading this, the part about the low sounds a little insane...what can I say, was caught up in the moment...



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