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February 01, 2016, 03:10:17 AM |
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Bitcoin still looks super heavy.
Sometimes it takes a while for dreams to die. yea people are used to buy the dip which they did all the time. Now we are at a point where the market is constantly bleeding even thought they are still buying it. lets see how red we will see once the last dip buyer gives up-
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February 01, 2016, 04:02:06 AM |
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February 01, 2016, 04:12:45 AM |
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[...] Good. I want it to take a longer time to reach an ATH. Because I am jobless with almost nothing. So, I can't drop a few thousand and pick up 10 or 100 coins. At these prices I can buy like 2 BTC - at lower prices I can triple that. Its a huge difference for me.
Case 1 dip to 200: you get 10 BTC Case 2 no dip, buy at 4000, you get 0.5 BTC Will there be a dip to 200 ? Will price go to 4000 without any dip large enough to tempt you? OrCase 3 buy now you get 2 BTC sure thing. Ok, case 1 already happened, when will case 2 occur? I bought several case 3's already.
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February 01, 2016, 04:49:41 AM |
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Bitcoin still looks super heavy.
Sometimes it takes a while for dreams to die. yea people are used to buy the dip which they did all the time. Now we are at a point where the market is constantly bleeding even thought they are still buying it. lets see how red we will see once the last dip buyer gives up- i would say let it go on up. this thing pumps up after every smash down.. thank the marshal's for their pump .
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February 01, 2016, 05:01:30 AM |
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February 01, 2016, 06:02:27 AM |
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February 01, 2016, 06:08:10 AM |
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this bitcoin coldwar is heating up and may soon escalate with all dirty tricks including ddos, hacks and mass media interviews etc
i suggest 50% bitcoin / 50% altcoins as hedge
Alts are done pumping. They're dropping faster than Bitcoin. dont think so, if bitcoin goes 200$ expect altcoins to tripple in value against btc Yeah, but get real. What is really the chances that bitcoin would return to $200? maybe 5% or less? Probably a bit less than 5%. There is a decent chance that bitcoin could go to $350 (maybe 50% -ish?), and maybe about a 20% chance it could go to $300. In other words, the odds appear greater that BTC prices are going up, rather than down. And probably fatty is correct generally about Alt coins. They seem to be generally going down, and really most of their gig has been called. Certainly, you are going to find a few alts that are pumped from time to time, and even when a large majority of them are going down, there may be one or two going up.. but will any of them gain any considerable traction on bitcoin, pretty unlikely in the next year or two.. and possibly even three. Accordingly, Bitcoin is the best game in town for long term holdings, and play any alts with some hedging and/or fairly quick and attentative in and outs.
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February 01, 2016, 06:15:56 AM |
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... How does Participating in a signature campaign arise to the level of desparation? About two months ago I started participating in various signature campaigns, which seems to be very useful in obtaining a few bitcoins for free, and I really doubt that it has materially affected the contents of my posts.
Dunno. Has that sour stench of failure, that feel when a 90s shitbox (something burgundy, maybe a Taurus) pulls up next to you at a light, and the driver makes eye contact. With windows rolled down & Brian Adams playing on her shitty radio. Know what I mean? Sorta? There's like maybe a some plushies on her rear window package shelf, or one of those orange cats stuck with suction cups to a side window? It's like equal measures of pity and and revulsion, you just feel so bad for her, so your day is ruined, basically. That's your issue if you cannot deal with a kind of variation of personality and some acceptance of the world as it is. The reality of the matter is that signature campaigns are accepted by the forum, and some posters utilize such signature campaigns. Furthermore, signature campaigns have some rules, and they are somewhat scrutinized by the forum for potential abuse. Accordingly, if they appear to be abusive, then they are banned from the forum. Anyhow, Cunt, you do tend to come off in a sort of trollie way, and surely some people have accused you of being lambie, and possibly you have admitted it in various ways, unless you were playing around... but the punchline remains that if you are attempting to denigrate character, without any substantive rationale for such, then that is likely pointing more about you rather than any kind of criticism that you are attempting to employ.
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February 01, 2016, 06:20:42 AM |
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I don't know about y'all, but I can sleep comfortably knowing that the value of my assets depends on the sophisticated economic and technical knowledge of third world pyramid schemers. What a bunch of simplistic FUD... You are sounding a bit desperate in your conclusory remarks - when a large majority of this thread's readers will see right through such a remark to realize that bitcoin has way more facets beyond chinese speculation... or whatever other purported "third worlders" to whom you are referring How ya like me now, Bitch. Wanna try for $354? If you sold higher, you could have bought and increased your stash. Opportunities are lost on morons. I don't employ your the stupid-ass approach that you seem to be advocating for others, and that is selling on the way down.... that is dumb, and it is likely going to get guys in trouble if they follow the likes of your attempts at FUD. Furthermore, the substance of my earlier comment still stands as being accurate in spite any short term price swings in the market. If BTC prices swing to $250 or below within the next 6 months and stay there for any length of time more than a week or so, I may reconsider whether you might have some valid points; however, there are way too many other factors at play for your stupid-ass simplistic observations from being even close to correct concerning what may be driving the direction of BTC prices short term or longer term.
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February 01, 2016, 06:35:50 AM |
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[...] Good. I want it to take a longer time to reach an ATH. Because I am jobless with almost nothing. So, I can't drop a few thousand and pick up 10 or 100 coins. At these prices I can buy like 2 BTC - at lower prices I can triple that. Its a huge difference for me.
Case 1 dip to 200: you get 10 BTC Case 2 no dip, buy at 4000, you get 0.5 BTC Will there be a dip to 200 ? Will price go to 4000 without any dip large enough to tempt you? OrCase 3 buy now you get 2 BTC sure thing. Ok, case 1 already happened, when will case 2 occur? I bought several case 3's already. Yes, it's a bit erie to look back at some of the old posts and to see how the "advice" bore out, or could have bore out, depending on the deployment of tactics. In that post, prices were floating in the $800s, and yes, I bought quite a few coins in those higher price ranges too... like was said, case 3 scenarios, while I was soley focused on accumulating coins. For example, if you have zero coins, then a case can be made to accumulate at least some coins. Once you have accumulated what you consider to be a decent baseline of coins, then the plan likely needs to be tweaked, somewhat. On the other hand, a person plopping down $1,600 on bitcoin's may not be a good idea if he has no job, no income stream and no savings. Accordingly, that may have been a bad consideration from the start. Usually, with a volatile asset, you would only invest with extra money that you have (after you have taken care of your various basic needs, probably including and not limited to housing, shelter, food and an Iphone... hahahaha).
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February 01, 2016, 07:02:29 AM |
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February 01, 2016, 08:17:27 AM |
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ohnoes! 365 I think my brain just bled a little into my nose. Thats just a capacity issue. Stupid big-brainer fudders (like NatureClassic) think the solution is to simply eveolve a bigger head, but BrainStream tm have the solution: We simply remove the parts of your brain you dont really need everyday, and cleverly move them to your anus, where they can grow to whatever size you need. This gives you an effective increase in your thought capacity of up to 1.75x. No more bleeding into your nose! ( not that you will be aware of it, anyway)
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February 01, 2016, 09:01:44 AM |
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February 01, 2016, 10:02:37 AM |
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February 01, 2016, 10:07:09 AM |
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What's next?
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February 01, 2016, 10:29:22 AM |
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ohnoes! 365 I think my brain just bled a little into my nose. Thats just a capacity issue. Stupid big-brainer fudders (like NatureClassic) think the solution is to simply eveolve a bigger head, but BrainStream tm have the solution: We simply remove the parts of your brain you dont really need everyday, and cleverly move them to your anus, where they can grow to whatever size you need. This gives you an effective increase in your thought capacity of up to 1.75x. No more bleeding into your nose! ( not that you will be aware of it, anyway) The internets r funny today
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February 01, 2016, 10:47:44 AM |
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1M chart. buy at $280. sell before the halving
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February 01, 2016, 11:02:35 AM |
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February 01, 2016, 11:05:12 AM |
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bitcoin block is near to the halve, in that case, if the demand still remains, then the value of bitcoin would be probably higher. watch out the price of bitcoin before you actually buy it. it could go back up again.
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February 01, 2016, 11:11:12 AM |
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The problem is from miners, they dont accept it, and the miners control bitcoin...
Add to your "problem" what node-runners want: Bitcoin Nodes (Core, XT, Unlimited, Classic) https://coin.dance/nodes/share Economic democracy
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