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The thing is I am not specifically against taxes. I am against the inefficient usage they do with our taxes. Taxes are needed, irresponsible spending of public funds absolutely NOT. That's what we should fight against.... but it is a lost battle unfortunately.
Once you accept that someone can extort money from you -for any reason-, there is no limit to your enslavement. But if you are fine with it, good for you. Me, I opt out, with any means necessary. - Enslaved by paying 20-30% in income taxes
- Enslaved by spending years in prison
I'll go with option A. Everyone has pretty much always lived under a mafia boss. The taxes aren't that bad. The regulations that make it so difficult to achieve success are worse and the immigration policy that erodes our culture and the social fabric is worse even still. I agree. BTW, are you in America? You don't have to answer that. Yea, I'm American. Crap you narrowed it down from 7 billion to 300 million. That's like 23 times closer to figuring out my identity! Also you are white, male and literate. So that narrows it down to whaat 1 of 15 blokes.
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March 16, 2018, 09:12:31 PM |
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I was young and juicy and anything seemed possible in those gilded times, but not in Antwerp. I was whisked away deeper into Europe by some Orthodox Jews to whom I'm partially responsible for feeding some ham.
Rule #1: Don't feed the joos. If you want to change tribe, choose another one.
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March 16, 2018, 09:14:55 PM |
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filthy goyim. Why do they get away with calling us that anyway? It means exactly the same thing as nigger, barbarian, gaijin, farang: You are not one of us, and we are better than you.
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gentlemand
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Oh, fuck me. Off you lot go again. I've definitely decided on my costume for the WO meet now. And I'll bribe the DJ to only play early period Matisyahu.
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JayJuanGee
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March 16, 2018, 09:19:13 PM |
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You notice the Bitcoin.com stickers in the pictures in the article, and sure bitcoin.com is that the "real bitcoin?" Those fucks. Calm down, son, it's a stock photo. Of course... it is part of the article, you patronizing fuck wannabe...
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JayJuanGee
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March 16, 2018, 09:21:31 PM |
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The thing is I am not specifically against taxes. I am against the inefficient usage they do with our taxes. Taxes are needed, irresponsible spending of public funds absolutely NOT. That's what we should fight against.... but it is a lost battle unfortunately.
Once you accept that someone can extort money from you -for any reason-, there is no limit to your enslavement. But if you are fine with it, good for you. Me, I opt out, with any means necessary. - Enslaved by paying 20-30% in income taxes
- Enslaved by spending years in prison
I'll go with option A. Everyone has pretty much always lived under a mafia boss. The taxes aren't that bad. The regulations that make it so difficult to achieve success are worse and the immigration policy that erodes our culture and the social fabric is worse even still. I agree. BTW, are you in America? You don't have to answer that. Yea, I'm American. Crap you narrowed it down from 7 billion to 300 million. That's like 23 times closer to figuring out my identity! No one is going to have a clue to figure out who you are because you have privacy embedded right into your user name.
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March 16, 2018, 09:37:18 PM |
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Yea, I'm American. Crap you narrowed it down from 7 billion to 300 million. That's like 23 times closer to figuring out my identity!
No one is going to have a clue to figure out who you are because you have privacy embedded right into your user name. Us Monero shills are fairly crafty.
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Oh, fuck me. Off you lot go again. I've definitely decided on my costume for the WO meet now. And I'll bribe the DJ to only play early period Matisyahu. Make me mod and I’ll change the thread name to “Wailing Wall Observer”.
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Last of the V8s
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March 16, 2018, 09:42:56 PM |
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You notice the Bitcoin.com stickers in the pictures in the article, and sure bitcoin.com is that the "real bitcoin?" Those fucks. Calm down, son, it's a stock photo. Of course... it is part of the article, you patronizing fuck wannabe... You have the makings of an excellent mainstream journalist.
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JayJuanGee
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March 16, 2018, 09:54:37 PM |
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You notice the Bitcoin.com stickers in the pictures in the article, and sure bitcoin.com is that the "real bitcoin?" Those fucks. Calm down, son, it's a stock photo. Of course... it is part of the article, you patronizing fuck wannabe... You have the makings of an excellent mainstream journalist.
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HairyMaclairy
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March 16, 2018, 09:59:52 PM |
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So what is a good exit point for the bcash lol pump for the Satoshi vision conference ?
Can Roger pump to 0.2? Is 0.25 achievable ?
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March 16, 2018, 10:02:04 PM |
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So what is a good exit point for the bcash lol pump for the Satoshi vision conference ?
Can Roger pump to 0.2? Is 0.25 achievable ?
We just missed one and his pumps are getting smaller and smaller. As someone said on reddit BCH performs like a penny stock.
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Anon136
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March 16, 2018, 10:03:15 PM |
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Satoshi vision conference ?
Is there any evidence AT ALL that satoshi's vision was to "scale" bitcoin by cramming more and more transactions into blocks until the point where full node operators need to open a data center and purchase a T1 line? Where the hell does ver get this crap about this being "satoshi's vision"?
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HairyMaclairy
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March 16, 2018, 10:21:44 PM |
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So what is a good exit point for the bcash lol pump for the Satoshi vision conference ?
Can Roger pump to 0.2? Is 0.25 achievable ?
We just missed one and his pumps are getting smaller and smaller. As someone said on reddit BCH performs like a penny stock. Surely that’s just a pre-pump to clear the stops. If the best they can do for their signature event is 0.1125 then that’s laughably pathetic.
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March 16, 2018, 10:37:05 PM |
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-tera bera Duration: Glade - 6 weeks Glide - 6 months Beginning: Glade - 3 year record breaking volume after 70% decline Glide - ? Another volume bounce indicator somewhere around 5.5k ? End Glade - Attempts to bust past a 100% increase or reach any level that will credibly start a new bull run fizzle out (failing at 11.8 twice, then at 10 on the way down sealed it as over) Glide - ? Same as above, trying to get past 10k fails ? I'm not particularly committed to the price path I drew. I just like the log channel and wanted to illustrate how wrong the original author could be.
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I admit that it can be a bit of a pain in the ass to attempt to find your comfort zone, and even to experience levels of temptation emotion to deviate. Furthermore, the market can play out in ways that are a bit beyond expectations and new preparations need to take place to ensure that you remain prepared for either price direction.
In the last month, I made a couple decently-sized tweaks, and I designed each of my tweaks in order to feel more comfortable for either direction rather than attempting to increase my profits. And, in November/December, I had to make a couple of decently-sized tweaks, too, because the price was performing more bullishly than anticipated.
That's it. It's about being comfortable. As in almost any tight game, upping the worst case outcome requires worsening the best case. And that's what I'm doing right now. Hehe, it would be nice, wouldn't it? However, I'm too much of a newbie at trading - and what's more, I'm kind of ignoring on purpose the intricacies of proper TA. That's why, if I came up with something like this, it must be already a well-known technique, and I'm quite confident it already has a name. If I knew its name, I could look it up and learn about possible pitfalls.
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March 16, 2018, 11:07:12 PM |
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-tera bera Duration: Glade - 6 weeks Glide - 6 months Beginning: Glade - 3 year record breaking volume after 70% decline Glide - ? Another volume bounce indicator somewhere around 5.5k ? End Glade - Attempts to bust past a 100% increase or reach any level that will credibly start a new bull run fizzle out (failing at 11.8 twice, then at 10 on the way down sealed it as over) Glide - ? Same as above, trying to get past 10k fails ? I'm not particularly committed to the price path I drew. I just like the log channel and wanted to illustrate how wrong the original author could be. A voice of reason. There are a quite a number of projection charts that can be drawn from the same data. Extrapolation is never uniquely determined. I have no idea how much the different charts can differ qualitatively, but quantitatively there is quite a bit of possible variation, as you showed. Another option would be sqrt(x) rather than log channel, à la masterluc's friend.
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This's interesting. We're no-where near the dotcom bubble yet in terms of market-cap: I generally agree with this. The idea that it's the end of a great bubble conflicts with the capitalization of previous great bubbles. The South Sea Bubble went to $4tn in real terms and that was confined to a single country (albeit a world power then). As Tera points out, we should include all crypto in the calculation, but at ~$850B the peak is still rather underwhelming as the finale of a global mania. The quoted graph is somewhat strange as it suggests above $1 tril in internet stocks in 1995 or something close. As far as I remember, Yahoo only started trading in 1996, although I could be wrong. AMZN 1997, Ebay 1998. If they suggest that 1995 internet companies were Intel, MSFT and CSCO, than it is clearly a stretch. Besides, I read somewhere else that "pure" Internet peaked at just 3 tril in 2000. I agree with the overall conclusion that 850bil (at the peak) or 320-330 bil now, 18-20 years after the internet 'bubble", feels like an awfully small number. Besides, MSM keeps talking about crypto bubble. They did no such thing during 1998-2000. Instead, it was always rah rah. I remember some B2B companies that were nothing, but a reverse FUD from Mary Meeker, etc. They all pretty much zeroed. VERT, lol, fun memories.
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March 16, 2018, 11:33:14 PM |
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We are managing to stay out of the Swamps of Anger. Although the price line seems to have changed Dark Forest to Dank Forest.
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