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What the forum needs is the option to restrict posting in moderated topics to an activity level set by the topic starter. This would at least require spam accounts to build up activity first and thus make the ignore button meaningful.
I wonder if Adam would be agreeable to a script that would auto-delete posts from users below a certain post count... good idea imo! I'm not sure that would work too well. NotLambchop has made 7480 posts, but look at the shit he posted. Good morning, gentlemen. Still at it I see?
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HairyMaclairy
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January 17, 2018, 07:28:15 PM |
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From the article: Ordinary investors are at an even greater disadvantage in smaller digital currencies and tokens. Among the coins people invest in, bitcoin has the least concentrated ownership, says Spencer Bogart, managing director and head of research at Blockchain Capital. The top 100 bitcoin addresses control 17.3 percent of all the issued currency, according to Alex Sunnarborg, co-founder of crypto hedge fund Tetras Capital. With ether, a rival to bitcoin, the top 100 addresses control 40 percent of the supply, and with coins such as Gnosis, Qtum, and Storj, top holders control more than 90 percent. Many large owners are part of the teams running these projects. I had a look at Notlambchop’s post history. Doesn’t look sufficiently literate to be an FT journalist. More of a word salad type like Roach. We do have a track record of attracting the mentally ill. But I’m sure it’s worse elsewhere.
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thrax
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January 17, 2018, 07:31:48 PM |
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I had a look at Notlambchop’s post history. Doesn’t look sufficiently literate to be an FT journalist. More of a word salad type like Roach. We do have a track record of attracting the mentally ill. But I’m sure it’s worse elsewhere.
Looking at his posts put things into perspective for me. Three years ago he was predicting $80 coins. Three years later we will think it's the end of the world if bitcoin crashes back to $8000.
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Karartma1
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January 17, 2018, 07:39:42 PM |
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https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=bitcoinTotal noobs carnage, Google Trends confirms it. Just look at the chart and see for yourselves. Thanks Torque for the hint: I went looking for the only chart I needed and the timings are so clear. Back to business
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Starving_Marvin
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January 17, 2018, 07:45:28 PM |
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https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=bitcoinTotal noobs carnage, Google Trends confirms it. Just look at the chart and see for yourselves. Thanks Torque for the hint: I went looking for the only chart I needed and the timings are so clear. Back to business fork - Culinary tool
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BTCMILLIONAIRE
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January 17, 2018, 07:53:06 PM |
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Your English is fine. It's your perception that needs work. With so many new participants streaming into the space, a rapid rise was inevitable. As is the correction. As will be the subsequent recovery and the next skyward burst.
Aren't you supposed to be a bear Of course I'm a bear. Doesn't exclude me from being a bull. Just stop it with the species-ism. I'm sorry. I had a look at Notlambchop’s post history. Doesn’t look sufficiently literate to be an FT journalist. More of a word salad type like Roach. We do have a track record of attracting the mentally ill. But I’m sure it’s worse elsewhere.
Looking at his posts put things into perspective for me. Three years ago he was predicting $80 coins. Three years later we will think it's the end of the world if bitcoin crashes back to $8000. For some people it's the end of the world right now already.
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bitcoinPsycho
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January 17, 2018, 07:54:00 PM |
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who bought at the bottom?
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January 17, 2018, 07:57:24 PM |
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I had a look at Notlambchop’s post history. Doesn’t look sufficiently literate to be an FT journalist. More of a word salad type like Roach. We do have a track record of attracting the mentally ill. But I’m sure it’s worse elsewhere.
I’m always amazed when this comes up: as if a working journalist would have the time, let alone the inclination, to fart out 7000 posts here. NLC was a professional fudder working in what was then the main trader’s pit to get the price as low as possible for as long as possible while he or his employer accumulated. He stopped (or rather transformed into other long con characters) when the bear market had run its course.
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El duderino_
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January 17, 2018, 07:57:58 PM |
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@ChrisBlec Jan 16
Let's fast-forward a bit.
It's May 2018. Bitcoin's price has just crashed from USD $42,000 down to $29,000.
It's September 2018. Bitcoin crashes from $87,000 to $48,000.
It's January 2019. Bitcoin crashes from $105,000 to $63,000.
You think this dip is hard? Just wait. 16 replies 139 retweets 423 likes
This is my Reading material Just before watching one of my favorite series
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HanvanBitcoin
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January 17, 2018, 08:00:26 PM |
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who bought at the bottom? Order @ €7600,-
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January 17, 2018, 08:01:45 PM |
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About 40 percent of bitcoin is held by perhaps 1,000 users
Got any data to go with your wild assertion? Not that I think you're _wrong_, mind you. I just think you're spouting nonsense. I bet you never questioned where you heard that 'statistic'. amirite? Well, if the pareto principle applies to bitcoin holdings, then the square root of bitcoin users hold half the coins. And the square root of those people hold half of their coins. Go from there.
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bitcoinPsycho
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January 17, 2018, 08:02:03 PM |
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who bought at the bottom?
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Order @ €7600,- get in
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conspirosphere.tk
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January 17, 2018, 08:02:10 PM |
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Total noobs carnage, Google Trends confirms it. Just look at the chart and see for yourselves.
yet it's not clear what leads what. Trends shows a peak at the exact same day of the ATH.
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HanvanBitcoin
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January 17, 2018, 08:02:51 PM |
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who bought at the bottom?
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Order @ €7600,- get in Order already got filled couple of hours ago
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infofront (OP)
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January 17, 2018, 08:10:57 PM |
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Masterluc: Well, you understand. From 10k and lower - the last station of the departing train. Who did not have time - buy as last time in life.
More than 10k does not make sense from my point of view.
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Ibian
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January 17, 2018, 08:17:14 PM |
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From the article: Ordinary investors are at an even greater disadvantage in smaller digital currencies and tokens. Among the coins people invest in, bitcoin has the least concentrated ownership, says Spencer Bogart, managing director and head of research at Blockchain Capital. The top 100 bitcoin addresses control 17.3 percent of all the issued currency, according to Alex Sunnarborg, co-founder of crypto hedge fund Tetras Capital. With ether, a rival to bitcoin, the top 100 addresses control 40 percent of the supply, and with coins such as Gnosis, Qtum, and Storj, top holders control more than 90 percent. Many large owners are part of the teams running these projects. I had a look at Notlambchop’s post history. Doesn’t look sufficiently literate to be an FT journalist. More of a word salad type like Roach. We do have a track record of attracting the mentally ill. But I’m sure it’s worse elsewhere. Roach is not sick, he is merely having trouble handling reality.
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Last of the V8s
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January 17, 2018, 08:17:59 PM |
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^I keep saying that to myself in a Russian accent - buy as last time in lifeanyway:
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Torque
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January 17, 2018, 08:18:33 PM |
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NLC was a professional fudder working in what was then the main trader’s pit to get the price as low as possible for as long as possible while he or his employer accumulated. He stopped (or rather transformed into other long con characters) when the bear market had run its course.
Bingo. And he's probably still here, just using other account(s). Could have even been a bull account in here somewhere the last few years.
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