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March 19, 2018, 11:14:05 PM

Bitcoin is unfolding like the dotcom crash — just 15 times faster

Edit: Amazon crashed from a high of over $100, to a low of about $10 in 2000. 18 years later, they hit $1,578. If we apply the same recovery gain percentage to the recent bitcoin low of ~$6,000, and assume 15x recovery speed, we'd hit ~$946,000 in Apr. 2019. This is all based on questionable math and a clickbait article, but still fun to think about.

$946k per btc in about a year? if that comes true I will buy a lambo for everyone that merits this post.

[https://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user5/imageroot/2017/12/23/moonlambos%201.jpg[/img]

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March 19, 2018, 11:21:55 PM

And Bob's statement about EVERYONE being wrong largely amounts to a whimpy-ass and emotional capitulation outburst.

That's, like, your opinion, man.

Still HODLing.

Come at me, bro.


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March 19, 2018, 11:22:42 PM

Bitcoin is unfolding like the dotcom crash — just 15 times faster

Edit: Amazon crashed from a high of over $100, to a low of about $10 in 2000. 18 years later, they hit $1,578. If we apply the same recovery gain percentage to the recent bitcoin low of ~$6,000, and assume 15x recovery speed, we'd hit ~$946,000 in Apr. 2019. This is all based on questionable math and a clickbait article, but still fun to think about.

$946k per btc in about a year? if that comes true I will buy a lambo for everyone that merits this post.

[https://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user5/imageroot/2017/12/23/moonlambos%201.jpg[/img]

You might be better off eating your own dick.    Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

The amount of merits 600watt's post has received is absurd; we are so damn hopeful, bullish, and ... careful.
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March 19, 2018, 11:25:46 PM

Bitcoin is unfolding like the dotcom crash — just 15 times faster

Edit: Amazon crashed from a high of over $100, to a low of about $10 in 2000. 18 years later, they hit $1,578. If we apply the same recovery gain percentage to the recent bitcoin low of ~$6,000, and assume 15x recovery speed, we'd hit ~$946,000 in Apr. 2019. This is all based on questionable math and a clickbait article, but still fun to think about.

$946k per btc in about a year? if that comes true I will buy a lambo for everyone that merits this post.

[https://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user5/imageroot/2017/12/23/moonlambos%201.jpg[/img]

You might be better off eating your own dick.    Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

The amount of merits 600watt's post has received is absurd; we are so damn hopeful, bullish, and ... careful.

It seems to support the gambling theory of bitcoiners.  

Guys and gal of the WO thread be thinking, "what the fuck, it is only one smerit, and it could turn into a Lambo."  
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March 19, 2018, 11:27:11 PM


$946k per btc in about a year? if that comes true I will buy a lambo for everyone that merits this post.

https://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user5/imageroot/2017/12/23/moonlambos%201.jpg

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The amount of merits 600watt's post has received is absurd; we are so damn hopeful, bullish, and ... careful.

yeah i am saving a merit for march 2019 with a note to check the price, if its in that range i will come back to this and merit the post.
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March 19, 2018, 11:29:22 PM
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^now that is careful
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March 19, 2018, 11:33:24 PM

Bitcoin is unfolding like the dotcom crash — just 15 times faster

Edit: Amazon crashed from a high of over $100, to a low of about $10 in 2000. 18 years later, they hit $1,578. If we apply the same recovery gain percentage to the recent bitcoin low of ~$6,000, and assume 15x recovery speed, we'd hit ~$946,000 in Apr. 2019. This is all based on questionable math and a clickbait article, but still fun to think about.

$946k per btc in about a year? if that comes true I will buy a lambo for everyone that merits this post.

[https://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user5/imageroot/2017/12/23/moonlambos%201.jpg[/img]

You might be better off eating your own dick.    Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

The amount of merits 600watt's post has received is absurd; we are so damn hopeful, bullish, and ... careful.

It seems to support the gambling theory of bitcoiners.  

Guys and gal of the WO thread be thinking, "what the fuck, it is only one smerit, and it could turn into a Lambo."  

In fact... It could turn into many lambos! Just check what your stash look like today and what your supernatural hodling skills can let you preserve for one more year... Multiply for $946K and divide by lambo.

So yeah, Im totally in for 600watts losing the "bet". Nothing personal. Something tells me he would be happier... even IF having to honor the "unrealistic bet".
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March 19, 2018, 11:46:22 PM

...
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=merit;u=1385913

Haven't you got a lot of merits for a newish guy? Oh look, they're all from one 'other' guy.
Bounder.




motoprose be thinking: 

"Hey?  How did you figure that out?   Oh I did not realize that peeps could see merit history... Go figure?"
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March 19, 2018, 11:49:57 PM
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Ironic that everyone here wants a Lambo yet has utter contempt for Roger Ver and CSW:

The only two narcissistic shitheads in the crypto space that actually drive those tool wagons.  Roll Eyes  Tongue
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whatever. eye of the beholder stuff. they're too brutalist and angular for me. Astons, Ferraris, Maseratis are mostly beautiful and quite fast. Lambos, Mclarens, new Bugattis are functional-looking and very fast...
E type Jag was super fast. Some say it was the most beautiful car

ever

The E's always melted my heart (deep down a former/motor guy). I rode in an XKE once, that little short-stroke V12 sounded unearthly, to a guy used to V8s/6s. I understand that their big 6 was overall better. Big inline 6s often have more torque, as well.

I never could afford a real Jag, but went on a binge with several Datsun 240z. The IRS (EDIT: That is Independent Rear Suspension, for the tax-wary)  was a very sophisticated concept at the time. Only Jags and Corvettes had that, way back.  Straight 6, dual carbs, nothing at all like that fat and heavy 280zx that was popular. The first few 240s had more horsepower than cubes. That's easy now with computer motors, but astonishing for a factory car in '71-'72. Factory redline at 7k, just a cam and better breathing can give the stock motor 8500 rpm....

EDIT: I still have two '72s, the best year. When my ship comes in, they will live again. Nothing seriously wrong with them, they just need time, that I have to give to the slavery job now.

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March 20, 2018, 12:11:21 AM

Ironic that everyone here wants a Lambo yet has utter contempt for Roger Ver and CSW:

The only two narcissistic shitheads in the crypto space that actually drive those tool wagons.  Roll Eyes  Tongue

Meh.  Theres a big big difference between wanting a Lamborghini and wanting to play along with a bet, which if it came to pass would be tremendously epic.

A simple 4 cyl diesel truck is my personal vehicular jam.

And I already own one.
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March 20, 2018, 12:11:46 AM

Ive gone off the Lambo idea lately, they go on fire suddenly.

I have seen how many videos of it. Scary.

I think its because they use actual lava in the engine.

Anyway things happen to me. I would be the one.

I want a Mercedes G Wagon.


6x6, portal axles, forced induction?  Sure, I'll take one too.
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March 20, 2018, 12:13:44 AM


WTF is that shit?? lol


Car history and a great V12 (Countach) engine. Just because you can. But the tires of this baby aren’t cheap and don’t start about fuel consumption  Roll Eyes

But... but... what about aesthetics? That thing is one of the ugliest cars ever. A Lambo should be pretty. And sporty. Not like that ridiculous fat box on wheels. SCAM! SCAM! I WANT MY MERIT BACK! :_(

A secondhand ridiculous fat box on wheels could be worth more than the one you want.

A very special secondhand 1990 Lamborghini LM002 sold for $467,000 via RM Sotheby’s in New York.

This cheaper secondhand white version is for sale at $399,950.



The LM002 was about attitude and a lot of money. The rear ‘pick up’ section was actually seating for your quick response bodyguards. There were only a couple hundred made, perhaps they’d suit as access carriages for the $100k party?
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WTF is that shit?? lol


Car history and a great V12 (Countach) engine. Just because you can. But the tires of this baby aren’t cheap and don’t start about fuel consumption  Roll Eyes

But... but... what about aesthetics? That thing is one of the ugliest cars ever. A Lambo should be pretty. And sporty. Not like that ridiculous fat box on wheels. SCAM! SCAM! I WANT MY MERIT BACK! :_(

A secondhand ridiculous fat box on wheels could be worth more than the one you want.

A very special secondhand 1990 Lamborghini LM002 sold for $467,000 via RM Sotheby’s in New York.

This cheaper secondhand white version is for sale at $399,950.



The LM002 was about attitude and a lot of money. The rear ‘pick up’ section was actually seating for your quick response bodyguards. There were only a couple hundred made, perhaps they’d suit as access carriages for the $100k party?


Do they even do space travel?
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March 20, 2018, 12:16:53 AM

Bitcoin is unfolding like the dotcom crash — just 15 times faster

Edit: Amazon crashed from a high of over $100, to a low of about $10 in 2000. 18 years later, they hit $1,578. If we apply the same recovery gain percentage to the recent bitcoin low of ~$6,000, and assume 15x recovery speed, we'd hit ~$946,000 in Apr. 2019. This is all based on questionable math and a clickbait article, but still fun to think about.


$946k per btc in about a year? if that comes true I will buy a lambo for everyone that merits this post.






Oh yes!  Why not!  I give you some Merits in exchange for a Lambo.. you can have all it all.
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Ironic that everyone here wants a Lambo yet has utter contempt for Roger Ver and CSW:
The only two narcissistic shitheads in the crypto space that actually drive those tool wagons.  Roll Eyes  Tongue

LOL. Do they ? TIL !

I think Goat drives one too, speaking of tool wagons.

Goat’s one started all this IIRC, but he didn’t drive it - he just containered it home to Thailand where he could sell it for a quick double
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March 20, 2018, 12:28:19 AM
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Goats lambo: https://wisconsinhotrodradio.com/new/lambo-goat-trailer/
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March 20, 2018, 12:35:21 AM

That is FUNNY!
I better start saving for the goats and trailer in case I get the Lambo from 600watt. Grin
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March 20, 2018, 12:47:01 AM


Wow goat. I miss that guy. He was a riot. Haven't heard from him in years.
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March 20, 2018, 12:55:00 AM

Are these the actuall Bitcoin prices in the pictures ? i find them rather cheap (it´s time we introduce satoshies). Until now i had only numbers in my wallet, but now i have corresponding pictures. thanks.
What´s the catch. The upkeep ?


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