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September 02, 2020, 05:15:15 PM
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By the way... I think Greg Maxwell did a better job summing up my feelings on the whole "maximallists" shilling INX thing here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5271424.msg55090841#msg55090841

Such a good job I did a giant merit blast at him.

I find it one of the most depressing things in the bitcoin world all year.  Perhaps I put more trust in the "thought leaders" and personalities than I knew.  In my opinion Blockstream has taken a good size dent from this whole thing with the positions that it's leaders have taken.  I cannot help but wonder if Pieter Wuille leaving for Chaincode Labs had any basis in this sort of crap.  

And I am not even a maximallist.  I am just anti shenanigans.  And that's what this garbage is in my humble opinion.

The question is, why aren't you though?

"Bitcoin maximalism" isn't just about those who have a stake in BitcoinTM believe everything else is a scam; it's about the belief that Bitcoin is so complete in the functionality and security it provides, that no other crypto coins are necessary to even exist. Period.

Therefore creating shitcoins, shilling them, owning them, or even trading them is defacto stupid and pointless. And those that do are regarded with a loss of trust and common sense at best, and at worst are seen as complete scammers.

An analogy would be in the Precious Metals world, but a world in which a constant supply of laboratory-created "fool's gold" metals were created, shilled, owned and traded on the open market. Why even do that when you can just own Gold or Silver? The only people that will gain anything by creating and shilling fake metals would be the scammers that created them.
This is it! I feel so dumb to have lost my precious corn to go for some trades with altcoins that left me with less corn. I am the worst trader in the world and I do recognize it now. Marked your words in my head.
I can't merit you because I am finished my allowance but get a whole lot of respect from my side Torque. Cool
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September 02, 2020, 05:18:10 PM
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I am the worst trader in the world and I do recognize it now.

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Almost every trader is the worst trader in the world.

The rest are just lucky.

Don't trade, just HoDL.
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I am the worst trader in the world and I do recognize it now.

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Almost every trader is the worst trader in the world.

The rest are just lucky.

Don't trade, just HoDL.

never trade. you are competing with smarter guys, with deeper pockets, with way more experience and knowledge, them being interconnected but you aren't, they don't play fair, they know everything, you know nothing

try to win a match of tennis against a top 20 professional. or a game of chess vs a grandmaster. it would be fun, but would you put meaningful cash on yourself winning?
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September 02, 2020, 06:29:08 PM

By the way... I think Greg Maxwell did a better job summing up my feelings on the whole "maximallists" shilling INX thing here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5271424.msg55090841#msg55090841

Such a good job I did a giant merit blast at him.

I find it one of the most depressing things in the bitcoin world all year.  Perhaps I put more trust in the "thought leaders" and personalities than I knew.  In my opinion Blockstream has taken a good size dent from this whole thing with the positions that it's leaders have taken.  I cannot help but wonder if Pieter Wuille leaving for Chaincode Labs had any basis in this sort of crap. 

And I am not even a maximallist.  I am just anti shenanigans.  And that's what this garbage is in my humble opinion.

The question is, why aren't you though?

"Bitcoin maximalism" isn't just about those who have a stake in BitcoinTM believe everything else is a scam; it's about the belief that Bitcoin is so complete in the functionality and security it provides, that no other crypto coins are necessary to even exist. Period.

Therefore creating shitcoins, shilling them, owning them, or even trading them is defacto stupid and pointless. And those that do are regarded with a loss of trust and common sense at best, and at worst are seen as complete scammers.

An analogy would be in the Precious Metals world, but a world in which a constant supply of laboratory-created "fool's gold" metals were created, shilled, owned and traded on the open market. Why even do that when you can just own Gold or Silver? The only people that will gain anything by creating and shilling fake metals would be the scammers that created them.

Well you pretty much nailed it.  I am a BITCOIN MAXIMALIST the the extent that I believe bitcoin will be the only bitcoin.  And also is the next bitcoin... and the last bitcoin.  And I think well known maxi's being paid a quarter of a mill in shitcoins to promote shitcoins is net harmful.  But what I do NOT believe is that there are no other crypto projects that are worthy experiments or fill roles bitcoin cannot or will not.  Just that the VAST (over 99%) majority of them are useless at best and scams at worst.

So that's it I guess...  I'm still not a maximalist... But it seems I am more of one than Adam Back for example.

You know Greg Maxwell still has a shitcoin address in his profile here.  I suppose I am about as much a maxi as he is... 

...so you tell me.
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Almost every trader is the worst trader in the world.

The rest are just lucky.

Don't trade, just HoDL.

never trade. you are competing with smarter guys, with deeper pockets, with way more experience and knowledge, them being interconnected but you aren't, they don't play fair, they know everything, you know nothing

try to win a match of tennis against a top 20 professional. or a game of chess vs a grandmaster. it would be fun, but would you put meaningful cash on yourself winning?

And that's not even counting the house vigorish a.k.a. trading fees and money transfer expenses.

Gambling (trading) is a sucker's game.
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Dear lord, that is ridiculously bullish, lol.  Nice to see on a day like today! Smiley
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TBH, I'm not really impressed with the volume so far. I know this isn't going to be a popular opinion, but it feels as if a single entity (or a small whale group) controls everything in the market float from ~$10,5k to $12k. And it looks as if their mega pump hasn't really attracted other whale traders en masse at this point.

It seems nothing has really changed from when I posted this. Until other whale traders come in to play, this single entity is just going to keep splashing around and barting between $11K-12K.

Oh Gawd!!!!  Moar single entity theories. 

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But what I do NOT believe is that there are no other crypto projects that are worthy experiments or fill roles bitcoin cannot or will not.  Just that the VAST (over 99%) majority of them are useless at best and scams at worst.

Ah yes, but therein your statement lies the difference.

1. Once you strip down a cryptocurrency to it's bare, basic usage as a secure SoV and digital online exchange asset, Bitcoin becomes all anyone will ever need.

2. Once you separate what a crypto can do for you *today*, vs. what all the shitcoins purport to do for the far-away future (i.e., solutions looking for hypothetical, non-critical problems that don't really exist, ergo purely speculative bs with no basis in reality), Bitcoin is still the only cryptocurrency anyone will ever need.

Judged against this criteria, the 99% you mentioned above suddenly becomes 100%.

"Worthy experiments" (completely subjective btw) should hold no monetary value. See Theranos for example.

Filling hypothetical, made-up roles that aren't even a problem should hold no monetary value.

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Most altcoins dipped significantly harder than bitcoin today.

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turns out roughly in +1% market dominance.
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September 02, 2020, 09:21:32 PM

Holy moly *face palm

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The current support line was a fake support line. It was a "delusional support line" from the first pump. Smiley

Dunno what you are smoking but the support line was barely scratched for a few minutes (10 minutes total if you count all the dips), at around 11200$-ish.
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Most altcoins dipped significantly harder than bitcoin today.

EDIT:
turns out roughly in +1% market dominance.


I don't even see BSv in top 10 on CMC someone should check on the jbreher
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Most altcoins dipped significantly harder than bitcoin today.

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turns out roughly in +1% market dominance.


I don't even see BSv in top 10 on CMC someone should check on the jbreher

hes probably busy counting his gainz
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Most altcoins dipped significantly harder than bitcoin today.

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I don't even see BSv in top 10 on CMC someone should check on the jbreher
Market going down very badly and just 4 coins in green from top 50 BSv is sliping badly.
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But what I do NOT believe is that there are no other crypto projects that are worthy experiments or fill roles bitcoin cannot or will not.  Just that the VAST (over 99%) majority of them are useless at best and scams at worst.

Ah yes, but therein your statement lies the difference.

1. Once you strip down a cryptocurrency to it's bare, basic usage as a secure SoV and digital online exchange asset, Bitcoin becomes all anyone will ever need.

2. Once you separate what a crypto can do for you *today*, vs. what all the shitcoins purport to do for the far-away future (i.e., solutions looking for hypothetical, non-critical problems that don't really exist, ergo purely speculative bs with no basis in reality), Bitcoin is still the only cryptocurrency anyone will ever need.

Judged against this criteria, the 99% you mentioned above suddenly becomes 100%.

"Worthy experiments" (completely subjective) should hold no monetary value. See Theranos for example.

Filling hypothetical, made-up roles that aren't even a problem should hold no monetary value.



That is simply the most narrow minded thought process possible When it comes to pow virtual coins.

But as long as you want it to be that way you are entitled to do believe that.

Not that I think we need 2000  virtual pow coins .
I do think only BTC should use sha-256 algorithm I only like 1 coin per algorithm .

But hey why not think what you like about BTC.

They are not going to make it just BTC

and they are not going to make it just one coin per algorithm . So we both want something we aint getten. {sic}
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That is simply the most narrow minded thought process possible When it comes to pow virtual coins.

But is it really though?

Look at reality for a moment. Buying btc and selling it for profit (or loss) currently comprises 99.9999999999999999999999% of all use case activity. That is the current reality. Presumably, that will still be the future reality. And no one seems unhappy about it.

So here we are, 10 years on, doing the same exactly thing with bitcoin that we were doing a decade ago. SoV and digital exchange. Nothing more, nothing less. 10 years from now....same damn thing. 30 years from now, probably same damn thing.
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Dear lord, that is ridiculously bullish, lol.  Nice to see on a day like today! Smiley

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Dear lord, that is ridiculously bullish, lol.  Nice to see on a day like today! Smiley

What happened to HairyMaclairy? Use to enjoy his halvening comparison chart.

He's getting pissed.



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Oh noooez we bouncing down from 12.5k back to 10k? Someone pick up that phone because I called it. Grin
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September 02, 2020, 10:59:06 PM

Trying to PM Bawb.  But his deletion spree has downgraded him to no PMs.  Heh... that''s one strategy.

But since I can't PM him I will just type this here... I have some interesting audio gear for sale... any of you live near Dallas and want to buy some good stuff here it is:

Toft ATB 24 - 3500
SSL Alphalink Madi-AX 24 channel converters - 1500
MOTU M64 MADI to USB interface - 400

The whole thing all at once - 4k, why not.

PM me if you want details... I am already wrecking my opsec enough as it is.

Obviously I'll take bitcoin. Smiley
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