elrippos friend
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only hodl what you understand and love!
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August 31, 2018, 06:15:56 PM |
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The timeframe doesn't match your arguments 
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jbreher
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lose: unfind ... loose: untight
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August 31, 2018, 06:21:48 PM |
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 is it flippening again? edit: combo breaker  edit2: I think he gets paid per post and not per word You mean I'm entitled to renumeration? I'm offering vroom a 10% finder's fee.
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jbreher
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Activity: 3122
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lose: unfind ... loose: untight
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August 31, 2018, 06:23:23 PM |
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Sooner or later every volatility harvester gets REKT.
'splain yourself. I'm making bank in $USD terms and in BTC terms. You makka no sense! Bitcoin is unstoppable!
Irrelevant to your above claim.
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xhomerx10
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August 31, 2018, 06:35:06 PM |
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The timeframe doesn't match your arguments  Start from the bottom up like any scam.
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d_eddie
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On the flight to Barcelona .... time for a little gambling and poker tournaments  So come on BTC give me a holiday (short trip) PUMP followed bu a weekend pump and its all fine by me Hope to visit a few good resto’s as well there let BTC follow my Rollercoaster tattoo as i take off in 5 MINUTES first destination the sky  ooh Pulpo Galetto yum  hungry now NO man ain’t Going for that shit ..... Will be eating few BTCworthy meals  (Wouldn't that be Pulpo Gallego?) I suggest you reconsider. You love lobster, right? Chances are pretty high you'll also like the humbler but sophisticated (working-classy  ) Galician style octopus. Try it. Since you also seem to like quality wines, I would suggest a slightly tart white wine to wash the tentacles down - like a German Riesling, or a decent Sauvignon blanc, or a working-classy vinho verde (branco) from neighboring Portugal.
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elrippos friend
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Activity: 1179
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only hodl what you understand and love!
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August 31, 2018, 06:41:10 PM |
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The timeframe doesn't match your arguments  Start from the bottom up like any scam. Sorry for thinking strait 
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JayJuanGee
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to "non-custodial"
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August 31, 2018, 07:49:11 PM |
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^^ Yeah indeed .... even from 200-300 to the price of today is incredible
I started at an average cost per BTC around $1,200 in late 2013, but that did not last long because as we know the price continued to drop for about a year and then get stuck in a low point of mid $200s for nearly another year, so buying as the price came down brought down my average cost per BTC to about $500 by early 2017. In early 2017, I had some phone porting hacker issues when the BTC prices were in the $1,100 arena which caused my cost per BTC to rise to over $700 (due to losses)..... .. I guess that my point is even if any of us BTC HODLers have some screw ups along the way that bring up our average cost per BTC, just from being in BTC for so long and striving towards BTC accumulation we still are likely sitting fairly pretty from the great BTC price appreciation.... even if we may not have received the full value of that two year long BTC price appreciation that started from $250 in mid to late 2015. I understand that there are also some BTC HODLers that might be in the $2k to $5k per BTC costs, and even they are not in a bad place with current BTC price dynamics and the threats that the price might go lower.. (but it might not, also... hahahaha) The HODLers who are in the red, right now (might have average costs per BTC in the $8k to $19k range, but it really seems a lack of commitment to BTC if anyone has not been able to bring down their cost per BTC during the last more than 6 months), probably need to HODL and continue to buy BTC to continue to attempt to bring down their average cost per BTC, and it seems quite likely that just a few years down the road and perhaps as long as 5-10 years they are quite likely to experience decent price appreciation that outcompetes various traditional investments (no guarantee of course, but strategy and plan can help to increase the odds of HODLers and their position in the upcoming world that is likely to include more BTC awareness into the future).
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El duderino_
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“They have no clue”
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August 31, 2018, 08:00:06 PM |
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^^ Yeah indeed .... even from 200-300 to the price of today is incredible
I started at an average cost per BTC around $1,200 in late 2013, but that did not last long because as we know the price continued to drop for about a year and then get stuck in a low point of mid $200s for nearly another year, so buying as the price came down brought down my average cost per BTC to about $500 by early 2017. In early 2017, I had some phone porting hacker issues when the BTC prices were in the $1,100 arena which caused my cost per BTC to rise to over $700 (due to losses)..... .. I guess that my point is even if any of us BTC HODLers have some screw ups along the way that bring up our average cost per BTC, just from being in BTC for so long and striving towards BTC accumulation we still are likely sitting fairly pretty from the great BTC price appreciation.... even if we may not have received the full value of that two year long BTC price appreciation that started from $250 in mid to late 2015. I understand that there are also some BTC HODLers that might be in the $2k to $5k per BTC costs, and even they are not in a bad place with current BTC price dynamics and the threats that the price might go lower.. (but it might not, also... hahahaha) The HODLers who are in the red, right now (might have average costs per BTC in the $8k to $19k range, but it really seems a lack of commitment to BTC if anyone has not been able to bring down their cost per BTC during the last more than 6 months), probably need to HODL and continue to buy BTC to continue to attempt to bring down their average cost per BTC, and it seems quite likely that just a few years down the road and perhaps as long as 5-10 years they are quite likely to experience decent price appreciation that outcompetes various traditional investments (no guarantee of course, but strategy and plan can help to increase the odds of HODLers and their position in the upcoming world that is likely to include more BTC awareness into the future). My friend Just the same .... bought the top @2013.... and bought and played poker for as Many btc’s that he could what i’m surely know to be considered a big amount Those 2 years of price decrease he adviced all of his friends and etc to buy Some of iT and like NOT one did buy cause iT was only dropping in price  I Just met Him and got my btc story from When iT was hitting a bit over 350-ish.... today the day he still saying i’m the biggest luckbox that he knows cause from there iT was only Going up  Offcourse all the old friend and NOCOINERS had growing intrest When btc was hitting 2-3-4K and fomo’d in
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goldkingcoiner
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HoDL
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August 31, 2018, 08:22:38 PM |
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Are we done with the ass eating posts? 
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crypmike
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August 31, 2018, 08:52:15 PM |
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Btc <3
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afbitcoins
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August 31, 2018, 09:01:32 PM |
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^^ Yeah indeed .... even from 200-300 to the price of today is incredible
I started at an average cost per BTC around $1,200 in late 2013, but that did not last long because as we know the price continued to drop for about a year and then get stuck in a low point of mid $200s for nearly another year, so buying as the price came down brought down my average cost per BTC to about $500 by early 2017. In early 2017, I had some phone porting hacker issues when the BTC prices were in the $1,100 arena which caused my cost per BTC to rise to over $700 (due to losses)..... .. I guess that my point is even if any of us BTC HODLers have some screw ups along the way that bring up our average cost per BTC, just from being in BTC for so long and striving towards BTC accumulation we still are likely sitting fairly pretty from the great BTC price appreciation.... even if we may not have received the full value of that two year long BTC price appreciation that started from $250 in mid to late 2015. I understand that there are also some BTC HODLers that might be in the $2k to $5k per BTC costs, and even they are not in a bad place with current BTC price dynamics and the threats that the price might go lower.. (but it might not, also... hahahaha) The HODLers who are in the red, right now (might have average costs per BTC in the $8k to $19k range, but it really seems a lack of commitment to BTC if anyone has not been able to bring down their cost per BTC during the last more than 6 months), probably need to HODL and continue to buy BTC to continue to attempt to bring down their average cost per BTC, and it seems quite likely that just a few years down the road and perhaps as long as 5-10 years they are quite likely to experience decent price appreciation that outcompetes various traditional investments (no guarantee of course, but strategy and plan can help to increase the odds of HODLers and their position in the upcoming world that is likely to include more BTC awareness into the future). I'm not disciplined enough to know my average cost, would be intresting to know though. First time I bought bitcoin was coming down from its MtGox $32 dollar all time high and I was in the red for ages afterwards because it kept going all the way down to $2. However I lost my entire first stash in the bitcoinica hack. Last time I bought was in the $250 range. I sold off a bunch too early though still at extremely good profit. I don't think the strategy of buying all the way down and selling all the way up works for me. I like to try and time bottoms to accumulate then mostly hodl, if I can i will try to diversify on tops. That might mean only a few trades in a few years. Banking problems hindered me on the last top. Its a constant learning experience.
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crypmike
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August 31, 2018, 10:01:57 PM |
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Btc <3
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goldkingcoiner
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HoDL
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August 31, 2018, 10:20:51 PM |
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I love how people praise shitcoins all like "its the better, newer bitcoin" but when BTC drops, the shitcoins drop too. Don't get me wrong, I like making money from shitcoins when BTC goes up, so do they but, cmon.... Are we ever going to see a BTC 2.0? 
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Biodom
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August 31, 2018, 10:27:15 PM |
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I only need to know a couple of things about future btc status:
1. what is its price by the second half of 2021 (June-Dec)? 2. what is its price by December 2023?
re #1 my hope is $100K and the world is largely intact re #2 my hope for btc is $200K (after a sharp correction in 2022) and same as above for the world as a whole.
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bitcoinPsycho
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$220000 in one hour confirmed
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August 31, 2018, 10:32:00 PM |
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I only need to know a couple of things about future btc status:
1. what is its price by the second half of 2021 (June-Dec)? 2. what is its price by December 2023?
re #1 my hope is $100K and the world is largely intact re #2 my hope for btc is $200K (after a sharp correction in 2022) and same as above for the world as a whole.
the next 24 years are critical
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kurious
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August 31, 2018, 10:34:20 PM |
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Cervantes, The Quixote Mikhail Bulgakov, The Master and Margarita Nikolai Gogol, The Nose Franz Kafka, The Castle Jorge Luis Borges, Labyrinths Hemingway, A Clean Well-Lighted Place Edward Gibbon, The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Adam Smith, The Wealth of Nations Bertrand Russell, A Free Man’s Worship
Just catching up on a week's worth of WO after heading off for a little fly fishing. Respect for a great reading list, although Bulgakov would go to no. 1, and I might rate a different Hemmingway. So some people here are well-read after all. (Both of you) rise even further in my estimations. (Merited) keep lifting the tone, eh?
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kurious
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August 31, 2018, 10:40:56 PM Last edit: September 01, 2018, 11:19:52 AM by kurious |
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Here are some obvious must reads, off the top of my head.
Cervantes, The Quixote Mikhail Bulgakov, The Master and Margarita Nikolai Gogol, The Nose Franz Kafka, The Castle Jorge Luis Borges, Labyrinths Hemingway, A Clean Well-Lighted Place Edward Gibbon, The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Adam Smith, The Wealth of Nations Bertrand Russell, A Free Man’s Worship
Quite interesting. My obvious must-reads fwiw: Umberto Eco, The Name of the Rose Shakespeare, oeuvres trilemaNice additions - particularly giving Bill the Bard a mention, but I can't enjoy reading Trilema - and I have really tried... His slut shaming Dom stuff is weirdly dubious and some of the rest is (while no doubt intelligent and incredibly erudite) pretty unintelligible and often deeply cynical to me. I dip in sometimes still, but I am not sure I ever learn much. EDIT: Spelling
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