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March 20, 2020, 02:58:17 PM |
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Would not surprise me of those numbers are actually the number of smokers.
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Ibian
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March 20, 2020, 03:00:06 PM |
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Majority here don't know shit about beautiful game called Cricket or Test Cricket but i am going to share it anyway because its fucking true irl no matter what's your ideology, colour, sex etc fucking etc. Okay but india is literally a shithole, highest rate of public shitting in the world, both in absolute numbers and as a percentage. also cricket is kinda gay
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Cryptotourist
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March 20, 2020, 03:18:35 PM |
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I'm absolutely ready for bear hunting season.I even added a signature - first time - paraphrasing a well known quote: Bitcoin gave me something I could not refuse. The plausible chance, of an honorable financial death. Or not.Lulz. 
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JayJuanGee
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March 20, 2020, 03:36:44 PM |
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[...] Regarding the selling, this is a whole new topic. For starters, you may just make a plan like JJG suggested some time ago. It can also invole some buying back in case the price falls. [...]
Great post ivomm, thanks. This ‘JJG plan’ sounds interesting as well and would be delighted reading in detail how to set it up. I am thinking that ivomm was referring to a post of mine from September 19, 2019, or maybe some variation that I made of that post. In posting along those lines, I was attempting to get some BTC HODLers out of "all or nothing" thinking, and my main intention was not really setting up any specific mandate of a BTC cashing out plan, but instead helping to provide a framework to demonstrate how any BTC HODLer could employ an incrementalist cashing out approach that is both tailored to their own situation but also cashing out some BTC all along the way UP (presuming that we are going up) without ever running out of BTC to sell, while increasing their chances to become richie at the same time.
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March 20, 2020, 03:45:05 PM |
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Also, apparently, the lab in Wuhan the virus "escaped" from? Owned by Soros. It really only does take one bad Jew to make up for a million who don't really do anything.
China dont let foreigners to own company there. Elon Musk was allowed to open company in China exclusively. They did it because they know it will be needed. Tesla shares skyrocked after that news. You are allowed to have share in Chinese companies. Not own them fully. If you would try to provide links to your claim you would notice is a false information.
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March 20, 2020, 03:49:52 PM |
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It's not about the Covid deaths. It's about their consequences. Snakes don't do much damage to the economy, do they?
Well, maybe we shouldn't overreact and shut down the economy then. Agree. If people could (would be willing to) interact in a manner that slows down the spread, economy could continue in some kind of "safe mode". It's because many people are too dumb (simply put), so they get locked down. Would be better to control spread via hygiene and technology to avoid overloading the healthcare system. lockdown is quite a dumb measure, and if you even think of the consequences of taking the freedom of millions...
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JayJuanGee
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March 20, 2020, 03:51:29 PM Last edit: March 20, 2020, 05:03:26 PM by JayJuanGee |
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Most of us are in this scene long enough to have lived through at least one Halving. I cannot accept that anyone who's been through such experience would sell any amount of BTC now, unless it's part of a carefully laid out trading plan to take advantage of the volatility, and even then I would be very cautious.
Even though you are probably somewhat correct, AlcoHoDL, with your presumption that there are a decent number of WO thread regulars who have been through at least one halvening, in recent times, I am having my doubts about whether going through one halving is going to be enough for the vast majority of regular peeps, unless they happen to be decently rich before getting into bitcoin and putting a decent quantity of value into bitcoin before the effects of the halvening has truly kicked in. In recent times, I am thinking that the vast majority of regular peeps are going to need to hold through a couple of halvenings, unless kind of best case scenarios develop, and we should not be assuming best case scenarios. Even if someone has established an investment portfolio of $100k, and then decide to be somewhat aggressive with BTC with a 20% investment into BTC, that would only be $20k and might not be a sufficient amount to reach fuck you status. Surely, I agree with what seems to be your essential message, and that is that there is a kind of algorithm that is quite likely to play out that is going to cause a likely stepping up in the BTC price, so no one who is seriously trying to grow his/her BTC investment should be fucking around with any kind of large amount of BTC selling, but instead be focusing on accumulating BTC in this price arena while it lasts... and my point remains that even if guys do that.. they are likely going to need a few BTC halvening cycles before they are likely to be able to get into a kind of comfort zone (or maybe 1.5 cycles might end up working out decently well for some too?).... Maybe you're right and one Halving is not enough to harden a HoDLer so that he/she doesn't make a move like mindrust's. But going through (and surviving) the painful ATH-to-$3000 phase, you'd expect to be able to take the recent dip without much effort. If anything, it was (still is) a chance to accumulate some more coins before the incoming mathematically certain algorithmic event. As I do not have the expertise and experience of your very well thought out DCA planning, I consider my approach of Buy-HoDL-Wait a safe bet against short-term volatility panic attacks and towards a sure-to-come (for me) "mooning" phase, of reaching "fuck you" or "comfortable" status. The latter is good enough for me, as my needs are not really Lambos, hookers and blow, but, rather, being able to realise a few pretty reasonably achievable dreams in the near future. Seems to me that the HODL strategy might even be stronger than any kind of incrementalism BTC cashing out plan that I have ever outlined because ultimately, one of the problems with trading any amounts of BTC is that HODLers tend to end up with some kind of third party risks, whether that is placing money on exchanges or otherwise having to put themselves at risk of dealing with various strangers for exchanging BTC. The HODL strategy has been a decently profitable and prudent one for a lot of BTC investors, and it seems that Jimbo serves as a decent example of such strategy, and in essence, after he had gone through at least a couple of UP cycles, his current incrementalism cashing out strategy seems to be to merely cash out a sufficient amount of BTC as his needs come due or to anticipate a bit of his cashflow needs in advance and to maybe attempt a bit of timing to cash out the needed BTC in advance (hopefully at higher BTC prices, but even price does not necessarily seem to be a deal breaker once reaching a certain level of BTC profits). Edit: I did feel that I needed to come back and quibble with your post wording a little bit more, AlcoHoDL, namely: "incoming mathematically certain algorithmic event." My quibble is with the concept of "certain." Of course, you likely realize what I am going to say, and maybe my quibbling is with the over idea of certainty, rather than specifically what you said... Accordingly, we are not robots, so I have issues with anything that deals with humans as being mathematically "certain." We should not aspire to mathematical "certainty" either, even though I get your point about the underlying code of bitcoin being structured in such a way that has a decently high level of certainty in it, but it is surely not "Turing complete" and looking at some of the fuck-ups in ethereum, probably it is not desirable to even strive for Turing completeness when dealing with certain kinds of possible errors... I do agree with any implication that bitcoin is designed in such a way that creates sound money incentives, and even accounts for greedy human behaviors in that there are a lot of ways that bitcoin becomes stronger when individuals and institutions act in their own best interests and then compete against each other, which causes the network to become stronger, and likely sooner or later, we are going to have governments engaging in BTC mining and other kinds of activities like that in order to attempt to secure the bitcoin network, rather than fighting against the likely inevitability of bitcoin becoming stronger and stronger and stronger with the passage of time.
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March 20, 2020, 03:58:07 PM |
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Good morning Bitcoinland. Briefly touched the $7xxx range before correcting a little... currently $6660USD/$9507CAD (Bitcoinaverage). Still a week and a half in Mic's contest. This should be interesting. Stop using the paper money. Seriously, paper money is the easiest way to spread any kind of germs.
Not my paper money.   7k and on the moveeee+++  #fuckcorona
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2020VISION
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March 20, 2020, 03:58:59 PM |
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I'm already here.
/blocked  #quarantine
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Jimbo, I was just admiring the quality in the print of those paper wallets. Your thumb is in the way mate, if you could just lay them on the desk so I can get a better look.  Nice try but that's a stock image from bitcoinwiki. 
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JayJuanGee
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March 20, 2020, 04:13:48 PM Last edit: March 20, 2020, 04:46:35 PM by JayJuanGee |
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I bought 0.35 Bitcoin recently when the price hits $3,850 Best decision I ever made, what a profit.  And YES, Bitcoin was already dead long time ago. And, you always (and only) bang 10s, too. 
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LFC_Bitcoin
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March 20, 2020, 04:17:17 PM |
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I bought 0.35 Bitcoin recently when the price hits $3,850Best decision I ever made, what a profit.  And YES, Bitcoin was already dead long time ago. I take it crypto hasn’t made you much money then during your time involved in it. All that profit on a whole 0.35 BTC, you absolute minnow  
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WoopDeBoop
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March 20, 2020, 04:18:41 PM |
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I don't feel much fear for both of cases but the last two days make me really worry should we wait that it keeps growing
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March 20, 2020, 04:37:49 PM |
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I bought 0.35 Bitcoin recently when the price hits $3,850Best decision I ever made, what a profit.  And YES, Bitcoin was already dead long time ago. I take it crypto hasn’t made you much money then during your time involved in it. All that profit on a whole 0.35 BTC, you absolute minnow   I think he was primarily fishing for merits.
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March 20, 2020, 04:40:52 PM |
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I think he was primarily fishing for merits.
More chance of finding rocking horse shit than getting Merit for declaring bitcoin as dead in this thread 
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JayJuanGee
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March 20, 2020, 04:45:34 PM |
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Quarter million infected. It keeps getting easier.
Stop using the paper money. Seriously, paper money is the easiest way to spread any kind of germs. Since we have so much paper money anyhow, just let it air dry for a few days before intimately interacting with it. Sure, I understand some of the needs for social distancing, especially if we are lacking information, and probably one of the most important measures remains testing to figure out what kinds of measures might be prudent and practical. In other words, there are probably a decent number of us in this thread who are really repelled by draconian measures, including any additional measures to outlaw or to discourage the use of cash. Cash remains one decent quasi-anonymous means to on-board onto bitcoin.... plus other quasi-anonymous means to use cash remain important to our freedoms (privacy, self-direction/discretion and flexibility).
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March 20, 2020, 04:46:57 PM Last edit: March 21, 2020, 04:16:55 AM by JSRAW |
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I think he was primarily fishing for merits.
More chance of finding rocking horse shit than getting Merit for declaring bitcoin as dead in this thread  Getting merit in WO easy for newbie tbh, just hit the right cord Chord. Edit : Same in Meta
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March 20, 2020, 04:52:48 PM |
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Afternoon all
New 2 BTC and investing in general - wanting to take advantage of the new world I entered at a very small 0.2 BTC @ 5.7k. Have plenty of funds and considering buying 1 - 2 whole btc as I'm gathering confidence that it'll return to 10k+
Discuss and help a newb out.
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March 20, 2020, 04:55:41 PM |
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Also, apparently, the lab in Wuhan the virus "escaped" from? Owned by Soros. It really only does take one bad Jew to make up for a million who don't really do anything.
China dont let foreigners to own company there. Elon Musk was allowed to open company in China exclusively. They did it because they know it will be needed. Tesla shares skyrocked after that news. You are allowed to have share in Chinese companies. Not own them fully. If you would try to provide links to your claim you would notice is a false information. Whoever pays is the boss. This is universal. In china specifically, and communist nations in general, there are 2 sets of rules. The law, and whatever the government prefers that you do. Follow the law but go against the State, you get punished. Break the law but in a way that the State likes, you get rewarded. Commies have opposed values compared to normal people. In every regard.
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