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February 22, 2021, 04:02:45 AM Merited by vapourminer (1) |
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These people who sell are always a step ahead. After 8 years of hodling I was ready to sell my first small amount BTC (not the one I bought Oct 2020) at $59444. And they knew many people will sell at 59k ish so they started the sell off at 57k Now I will rethink if I sell below $99k How about don't sell at all. At these price levels, there are ways to make an income of 10s of thousands USD a month on your exsisting stash without selling. This applies to stashes under 10 BTC too. Life is good at these levels. Fuck third-party custody, if you are considering or enticed by anything that involves that. There are some concepts in bitcoin.. the real deal bitcoin, that incentives are built in, so bitcoin is already designed to increase in value.. .what the fuck more do you need, you greedy fucks (#nohomo) who may well be seriously considering placing your coins with some stupid-ass service trying to claim legitimacy and enticing you with supposed "passive income" .. blah blah blah.. Did I say, "fuck that?" Don't be fucking trying to short-cut your BTC accumulation goals by thinking that you can "make money" using convoluted (surprise terms) contracts when if you accumulate adequately, then you will have way more options just living off the likely ongoing BTC price appreciation that has no real signs of stopping, even though it it is likely to continue to have up and down cycles along the way.. and you can take advantage of that in your long term planning and your refusal to take stupid-ass shortcuts that may well end up screwing you out of your coins by hook or by crook or just by bad luck (such as great price moves that liquidate you out of your supposed collateral that you were not able to adequately cover because you were to fucking busy gambling out of greed). You will thank me later, even if you might not be able to measure what you are thanking me for, exactly... The thing you fail to grasp is that by selling covered call options to fund my lifestyle and purchases I will not be reducing my stack, In fact it will even help me accumulate more then I could before. What's more, I don't have to risk keeping my BTC on the exchange to still have it fully cover my calls. I can use margin so that those coins are kept in my own wallet (not the exchange). A little diversification is not a bad thing, especially when you don't have to sell BTC from your stack to do it. I think the trouble some of you have with this may be a lack of understanding/experience with derivatives in general. I can get almost 10% per month with covered calls, and my counter-party exchange risk is reduced by using margin. Yes its slightly risky, yes you might miss out on some capital gains, but in the long term it will do pretty fucking well. I’ve done covered calls among other options strategies for years in the legacy markets and I can tell you right now these premiums are amazing in comparision. Thank you? your kidding right? If I had listened to you my stack would have been reduced substantially with your constant insistence of selling BTC on the way up. Now that's a stupid strategy. I can assure you my stack will be much larger at 200k then it is now. The only people to thank around here are the ones that tell you to never sell any of your BTC, unless there is an emergency. Let me help you, and others that might consider listening to you, out. First let me introduce Exhibit A - https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mt._Gox https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BTC-e etc etc etc... and read up on exit scams. Oh you want to hedge your counter party risk by running on a margin? That's cute, let me introduce Exhibit B https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_crash oh you claim to make 120%/yr? this brings me to Exhibit C https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50822.0 & https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitconnectLooking at Deribit, in order to get 10% premium for March 26 calls you need to sell at $60k strike, meaning that if in 1 month BTC goes up by anything over 7% you'll loose some of your BTC (or as you claim "miss out on some capital gains"). Now you just have to do it consistently every month, and hope Deribit doesn't go the way of Gox. Currently the golden standard seems to be BlockFi that pays just 3%/yr (above BTC2.5) https://blockfi.com/rates/ if you believe you can get considerably more (like 117% more) without taking on additional risk, i got a bridge to sell you Look, there are many different investing strategies, some may be right for you and others not. For me, I no longer want to sell any of my stash (Like you and many others here do), but I would also like to retire, right now. Covered calls is how I can retire and it is a legitimate strategy that has been done for decades in markets of all types. It produces income, and sometimes, some capital gains. I'm prepared to let the other 99% of assets to go for only capital gains while 1% is dedicated to income. I also want a way to generate an income in a downwards market (BTC does this sometimes), this strategy allows it. I really can't understand the hatred that my strategy seems to generate in you and others. I am now more of a hodler than most people because of it, and I always assumed that is what we liked to do around here. Hodl as many coins as possible and for as long as possible. Yes there is risk, I guess I'm just not as risk adverse as you and others here are.
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Looking at Deribit, in order to get 10% premium for March 26 calls you need to sell at $60k strike, meaning that if in 1 month BTC goes up by anything over 7% you'll loose some of your BTC (or as you claim "miss out on some capital gains"). Now you just have to do it consistently every month, and hope Deribit doesn't go the way of Gox.
mtgox and blockfi aside (you are correct there, imho), why 60K and why all the time in Deribit? Why selling here now as some people have done instead of picking your potential sell price (75, 100, 200) and lock in an additional premium? Big whoop if you lock in premium at 200 and it goes to 300. Of course, nobody says anything about doing it with the whole stash-well maybe somebody does it, but it ain't me. I haven't done diddly-squat yet, kind of kicking the tires right now. Peeps with a large stash should have talked to a fin advisor who understand these types of strategies If you do this with the whole stash, then you better use even more advanced strategies using futures, etc. planB (or preston pysh?) is saying that hedgies are on the hook for 1.5 bil already selling futures and buying same amount of spot btc, of vice versa, I don't recall. Apparently, it is 20% yearly return with practically no risk. It is caused by a significant contango in btc futures.. I think laser eyes Just like Dogecoin is just a Cheesy Twittard meme.
wait a minute, we are just having some fun despite our age (more advanced for some of us). something about never being too old to be young (and maybe a bit stupid). what else can we do-show some helicopters?
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somac.
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February 22, 2021, 04:11:55 AM |
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If you do this with the whole stash, then you better use even more advanced strategies using futures, etc. planbB (or preston pysh?) is saying that hedgies are on the hook for 1.5 bil already selling futures and buying same amount of spot btc, of vice versa, I don't recall. Apparently, it is 20% yearly return with practically no risk. It is caused by a significant contango in btc futures..
The futures strategy is no risk because it is a perfect hedge. Easily done through CBOE and CME as well. If anyone has a bunch of fiat not doing anything that they want to generate a yield on, this is a great strategy.
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If you have at least double the btc you need to attain your objective, why not earn 4.5% on your btc with half, or even 1/10th? Because I'd rather not wake up to find half my stash has been goxxed? We seem to be getting a lot of tards in here lately, suggesting what a great idea it is to leave our coins on at best shady lending platforms that promise 4-5% interest annually on coins you leave with them. I’d rather get punched in the crown jewels than let anybody else control my stash. you are right and i merited your answer. in the long run the entire lending and borrowing of bitcoin/bitcoin as collateral landscape will mature and solid and reliable companies will evolve. lending and borrowing is finance. there will be ways found for the best/hardest money ever created to be part of this without risking them. this will be the final nail in the fiat coffin. hodlers will just not need to ever sell the most pristine collateral ever existed. hodlers will earn interest owning the best money ever existed. all of that without risking keys!in a few yers from now, selling bitcoin will be a rare event. the protocol will ossify. and so will hodler stashes.
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This is not yet another cycle, this is the End of CyclesThe one where after BTC flippens gold it doesn't flip back The one where web3 supercedes web2 Where culture is collected and accrued digitally instead of physically Where life is lived mindfully rather than mindlessly https://twitter.com/zhusu/status/1363035740507017216-------- At first it sounded bearish to me, until I unerstood what is meant. Since its creation Bitcoin went through several severe bear periods between the halvings. But what if the mass adoption has increased so much that no such bear periods of 80%+ crashes from tha last ATH are possible? We see the first sign for that - unlike any other period of 12 months, there was only one 30% correction and two 20% corrections. What if this is a sign that such long periods of lack of interest from the big investors are no longer possible? The implications on any sell strategy involving considerations of the previous cycles will be hugely negative. I mean if someone is selling with the hope of buying 80% cheaper, this may turn to be a total disaster with some 30-40% dips occurring here and there. Not only that, but this will make any unnecessary major sell from our stash to be a big mistake. This tweet predicts more than a supercycle, rather an infitite bull market. Well, this may look unrealistic now, but certainly the probability for that is not 0 as some may think based on previous experience. And sometimes the past experience may be misleading. I 'suspect' that 'everything' is going to correct once people see the reality of the hole that Trump/the pandemic and the economic issues have caused... thus I see a 30% correction in frigging everything BTC/crypto/stocks/property you name it. Reality sucks and people will have to come to terms with such. MY GUESS is BTC will correct 30% or more..and just sit around $30 to $40k in the next 3 years till the next halving and then repeat the cycle as in the past of going 'ape sh*t' FOMO 5x or more around the next halving..that is my 'worst' case....assuming adoption is where I figure this all and the obvious reasons to get crypto in these times. I suspect that if I'm wrong, I'm really, really wrong and BTC will go to over $100k as a haven for the exact same reasons I said everything above was gonna tank. But, we've seen this FOMO before with BTC big highs then retreat a few years...next halving comes along and repeats. Anyway, my expectations are past patterns...my HOPE is that it blows the doors-off the rest of the economy as my 'supposed' 30% correction above guess indicates. Man, BTC is like 'angry' sex..when it is good it is really good...when it is 'bad' well it is nothing to walk away from either. Good thing I a 'stubborn' asshole....sh*t sure got real from the like $9,300 BTC price of July 2020! Sheesh! Anyway, above is how I'm 'trying' to manage my expectations...probably futile..but sh*t to do. Brad
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I think laser eyes Just like Dogecoin is just a Cheesy Twittard meme.
you guys are just salty because i got the cyklops mother of all laser eyes since the beginning of my hat career.
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February 22, 2021, 04:54:18 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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These people who sell are always a step ahead. After 8 years of hodling I was ready to sell my first small amount BTC (not the one I bought Oct 2020) at $59444. And they knew many people will sell at 59k ish so they started the sell off at 57k Now I will rethink if I sell below $99k How about don't sell at all. At these price levels, there are ways to make an income of 10s of thousands USD a month on your exsisting stash without selling. This applies to stashes under 10 BTC too. Life is good at these levels. Fuck third-party custody, if you are considering or enticed by anything that involves that. There are some concepts in bitcoin.. the real deal bitcoin, that incentives are built in, so bitcoin is already designed to increase in value.. .what the fuck more do you need, you greedy fucks (#nohomo) who may well be seriously considering placing your coins with some stupid-ass service trying to claim legitimacy and enticing you with supposed "passive income" .. blah blah blah.. Did I say, "fuck that?" Don't be fucking trying to short-cut your BTC accumulation goals by thinking that you can "make money" using convoluted (surprise terms) contracts when if you accumulate adequately, then you will have way more options just living off the likely ongoing BTC price appreciation that has no real signs of stopping, even though it it is likely to continue to have up and down cycles along the way.. and you can take advantage of that in your long term planning and your refusal to take stupid-ass shortcuts that may well end up screwing you out of your coins by hook or by crook or just by bad luck (such as great price moves that liquidate you out of your supposed collateral that you were not able to adequately cover because you were to fucking busy gambling out of greed). You will thank me later, even if you might not be able to measure what you are thanking me for, exactly... The thing you fail to grasp is that by selling covered call options to fund my lifestyle and purchases I will not be reducing my stack, In fact it will even help me accumulate more then I could before. What's more, I don't have to risk keeping my BTC on the exchange to still have it fully cover my calls. I can use margin so that those coins are kept in my own wallet (not the exchange). A little diversification is not a bad thing, especially when you don't have to sell BTC from your stack to do it. I think the trouble some of you have with this may be a lack of understanding/experience with derivatives in general. I can get almost 10% per month with covered calls, and my counter-party exchange risk is reduced by using margin. Yes its slightly risky, yes you might miss out on some capital gains, but in the long term it will do pretty fucking well. I’ve done covered calls among other options strategies for years in the legacy markets and I can tell you right now these premiums are amazing in comparision. Thank you? your kidding right? If I had listened to you my stack would have been reduced substantially with your constant insistence of selling BTC on the way up. Now that's a stupid strategy. I can assure you my stack will be much larger at 200k then it is now. The only people to thank around here are the ones that tell you to never sell any of your BTC, unless there is an emergency. Let me help you, and others that might consider listening to you, out. First let me introduce Exhibit A - https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mt._Gox https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BTC-e etc etc etc... and read up on exit scams. Oh you want to hedge your counter party risk by running on a margin? That's cute, let me introduce Exhibit B https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_crash oh you claim to make 120%/yr? this brings me to Exhibit C https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50822.0 & https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitconnectLooking at Deribit, in order to get 10% premium for March 26 calls you need to sell at $60k strike, meaning that if in 1 month BTC goes up by anything over 7% you'll loose some of your BTC (or as you claim "miss out on some capital gains"). Now you just have to do it consistently every month, and hope Deribit doesn't go the way of Gox. Currently the golden standard seems to be BlockFi that pays just 3%/yr (above BTC2.5) https://blockfi.com/rates/ if you believe you can get considerably more (like 117% more) without taking on additional risk, i got a bridge to sell you Look, there are many different investing strategies, some may be right for you and others not. For me, I no longer want to sell any of my stash (Like you and many others here do), but I would also like to retire, right now. Covered calls is how I can retire and it is a legitimate strategy that has been done for decades in markets of all types. It produces income, and sometimes, some capital gains. I'm prepared to let the other 99% of assets to go for only capital gains while 1% is dedicated to income. I also want a way to generate an income in a downwards market (BTC does this sometimes), this strategy allows it. I really can't understand the hatred that my strategy seems to generate in you and others. I am now more of a hodler than most people because of it, and I always assumed that is what we liked to do around here. Hodl as many coins as possible and for as long as possible. Yes there is risk, I guess I'm just not as risk adverse as you and others here are. Well for one, you're preaching to Not Your Keys, Not Your Coins crowd here. Sure if you want to play with 1% of your stash go ahead, just don't try to claim (or fool yourself into thinking) that making 40x the return of BlockFi is somehow low risk, just because you don't see the risk doesn't mean it's not there. If you do this with the whole stash, then you better use even more advanced strategies using futures, etc. planbB (or preston pysh?) is saying that hedgies are on the hook for 1.5 bil already selling futures and buying same amount of spot btc, of vice versa, I don't recall. Apparently, it is 20% yearly return with practically no risk. It is caused by a significant contango in btc futures..
The futures strategy is no risk because it is a perfect hedge. Easily done through CBOE and CME as well. If anyone has a bunch of fiat not doing anything that they want to generate a yield on, this is a great strategy. Now 20% with no risks and a perfect hedge? ELI5
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somac.
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February 22, 2021, 05:03:47 AM |
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Now 20% with no risks and a perfect hedge? ELI5
I think explaining anything to you is not a good use of my time, however, that is an investment that you might be more interested in as it is perfectly suited to those who hold fiat, rather than bitcoin, and don't want to expose themselves to the risk of capital gains or losses.
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The futures strategy is no risk because it is a perfect hedge. Easily done through CBOE and CME as well. If anyone has a bunch of fiat not doing anything that they want to generate a yield on, this is a great strategy.
Now 20% with no risks and a perfect hedge? ELI5 https://blog.bitmex.com/how-to-arbitrage-bitcoin-futures-vs-spot/Mr. Hayes's blog is, as I said, an excellent source of technical info. The rope provided there might turn into a tool to hang oneself, or into a lifeline for conversion of excess corn/fiat into income without selling. The rule "no risk, no profit" remains solid IMHO. However, not all risks are equal, and being able to quantify risk is a precious, if difficult to acquire, skill.
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February 22, 2021, 05:53:40 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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These people who sell are always a step ahead. After 8 years of hodling I was ready to sell my first small amount BTC (not the one I bought Oct 2020) at $59444. And they knew many people will sell at 59k ish so they started the sell off at 57k Now I will rethink if I sell below $99k How about don't sell at all. At these price levels, there are ways to make an income of 10s of thousands USD a month on your exsisting stash without selling. This applies to stashes under 10 BTC too. Life is good at these levels. Fuck third-party custody, if you are considering or enticed by anything that involves that. There are some concepts in bitcoin.. the real deal bitcoin, that incentives are built in, so bitcoin is already designed to increase in value.. .what the fuck more do you need, you greedy fucks (#nohomo) who may well be seriously considering placing your coins with some stupid-ass service trying to claim legitimacy and enticing you with supposed "passive income" .. blah blah blah.. Did I say, "fuck that?" Don't be fucking trying to short-cut your BTC accumulation goals by thinking that you can "make money" using convoluted (surprise terms) contracts when if you accumulate adequately, then you will have way more options just living off the likely ongoing BTC price appreciation that has no real signs of stopping, even though it it is likely to continue to have up and down cycles along the way.. and you can take advantage of that in your long term planning and your refusal to take stupid-ass shortcuts that may well end up screwing you out of your coins by hook or by crook or just by bad luck (such as great price moves that liquidate you out of your supposed collateral that you were not able to adequately cover because you were to fucking busy gambling out of greed). You will thank me later, even if you might not be able to measure what you are thanking me for, exactly... The thing you fail to grasp is that by selling covered call options to fund my lifestyle and purchases I will not be reducing my stack, In fact it will even help me accumulate more then I could before. What's more, I don't have to risk keeping my BTC on the exchange to still have it fully cover my calls. I can use margin so that those coins are kept in my own wallet (not the exchange). A little diversification is not a bad thing, especially when you don't have to sell BTC from your stack to do it. I think the trouble some of you have with this may be a lack of understanding/experience with derivatives in general. I can get almost 10% per month with covered calls, and my counter-party exchange risk is reduced by using margin. Yes its slightly risky, yes you might miss out on some capital gains, but in the long term it will do pretty fucking well. I’ve done covered calls among other options strategies for years in the legacy markets and I can tell you right now these premiums are amazing in comparision. Thank you? your kidding right? If I had listened to you my stack would have been reduced substantially with your constant insistence of selling BTC on the way up. Now that's a stupid strategy. I can assure you my stack will be much larger at 200k then it is now. The only people to thank around here are the ones that tell you to never sell any of your BTC, unless there is an emergency. Let me help you, and others that might consider listening to you, out. First let me introduce Exhibit A - https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mt._Gox https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BTC-e etc etc etc... and read up on exit scams. Oh you want to hedge your counter party risk by running on a margin? That's cute, let me introduce Exhibit B https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_crash oh you claim to make 120%/yr? this brings me to Exhibit C https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50822.0 & https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitconnectLooking at Deribit, in order to get 10% premium for March 26 calls you need to sell at $60k strike, meaning that if in 1 month BTC goes up by anything over 7% you'll loose some of your BTC (or as you claim "miss out on some capital gains"). Now you just have to do it consistently every month, and hope Deribit doesn't go the way of Gox. Currently the golden standard seems to be BlockFi that pays just 3%/yr (above BTC2.5) https://blockfi.com/rates/ if you believe you can get considerably more (like 117% more) without taking on additional risk, i got a bridge to sell you Thank you for saving me the time to write a response. I can't believe people are so greedy that holding BTC is not enough for them. It's not hard folks - buy and hold. That's it! No need to overcomplicate it.
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February 22, 2021, 07:30:37 AM |
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These people who sell are always a step ahead. After 8 years of hodling I was ready to sell my first small amount BTC (not the one I bought Oct 2020) at $59444. And they knew many people will sell at 59k ish so they started the sell off at 57k Now I will rethink if I sell below $99k How about don't sell at all. At these price levels, there are ways to make an income of 10s of thousands USD a month on your exsisting stash without selling. This applies to stashes under 10 BTC too. Life is good at these levels. Fuck third-party custody, if you are considering or enticed by anything that involves that. There are some concepts in bitcoin.. the real deal bitcoin, that incentives are built in, so bitcoin is already designed to increase in value.. .what the fuck more do you need, you greedy fucks (#nohomo) who may well be seriously considering placing your coins with some stupid-ass service trying to claim legitimacy and enticing you with supposed "passive income" .. blah blah blah.. Did I say, "fuck that?" Don't be fucking trying to short-cut your BTC accumulation goals by thinking that you can "make money" using convoluted (surprise terms) contracts when if you accumulate adequately, then you will have way more options just living off the likely ongoing BTC price appreciation that has no real signs of stopping, even though it it is likely to continue to have up and down cycles along the way.. and you can take advantage of that in your long term planning and your refusal to take stupid-ass shortcuts that may well end up screwing you out of your coins by hook or by crook or just by bad luck (such as great price moves that liquidate you out of your supposed collateral that you were not able to adequately cover because you were to fucking busy gambling out of greed). You will thank me later, even if you might not be able to measure what you are thanking me for, exactly... The thing you fail to grasp is that by selling covered call options to fund my lifestyle and purchases I will not be reducing my stack, In fact it will even help me accumulate more then I could before. What's more, I don't have to risk keeping my BTC on the exchange to still have it fully cover my calls. I can use margin so that those coins are kept in my own wallet (not the exchange). A little diversification is not a bad thing, especially when you don't have to sell BTC from your stack to do it. I think the trouble some of you have with this may be a lack of understanding/experience with derivatives in general. I can get almost 10% per month with covered calls, and my counter-party exchange risk is reduced by using margin. Yes its slightly risky, yes you might miss out on some capital gains, but in the long term it will do pretty fucking well. I’ve done covered calls among other options strategies for years in the legacy markets and I can tell you right now these premiums are amazing in comparision. Thank you? your kidding right? If I had listened to you my stack would have been reduced substantially with your constant insistence of selling BTC on the way up. Now that's a stupid strategy. I can assure you my stack will be much larger at 200k then it is now. The only people to thank around here are the ones that tell you to never sell any of your BTC, unless there is an emergency. Let me help you, and others that might consider listening to you, out. First let me introduce Exhibit A - https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mt._Gox https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BTC-e etc etc etc... and read up on exit scams. Oh you want to hedge your counter party risk by running on a margin? That's cute, let me introduce Exhibit B https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_crash oh you claim to make 120%/yr? this brings me to Exhibit C https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50822.0 & https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitconnectLooking at Deribit, in order to get 10% premium for March 26 calls you need to sell at $60k strike, meaning that if in 1 month BTC goes up by anything over 7% you'll loose some of your BTC (or as you claim "miss out on some capital gains"). Now you just have to do it consistently every month, and hope Deribit doesn't go the way of Gox. Currently the golden standard seems to be BlockFi that pays just 3%/yr (above BTC2.5) https://blockfi.com/rates/ if you believe you can get considerably more (like 117% more) without taking on additional risk, i got a bridge to sell you Nexo (i mentioned it here) pays 5% interest per year on your BTC.
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These people who sell are always a step ahead. After 8 years of hodling I was ready to sell my first small amount BTC (not the one I bought Oct 2020) at $59444. And they knew many people will sell at 59k ish so they started the sell off at 57k Now I will rethink if I sell below $99k How about don't sell at all. At these price levels, there are ways to make an income of 10s of thousands USD a month on your exsisting stash without selling. This applies to stashes under 10 BTC too. Life is good at these levels. Fuck third-party custody, if you are considering or enticed by anything that involves that. There are some concepts in bitcoin.. the real deal bitcoin, that incentives are built in, so bitcoin is already designed to increase in value.. .what the fuck more do you need, you greedy fucks (#nohomo) who may well be seriously considering placing your coins with some stupid-ass service trying to claim legitimacy and enticing you with supposed "passive income" .. blah blah blah.. Did I say, "fuck that?" Don't be fucking trying to short-cut your BTC accumulation goals by thinking that you can "make money" using convoluted (surprise terms) contracts when if you accumulate adequately, then you will have way more options just living off the likely ongoing BTC price appreciation that has no real signs of stopping, even though it it is likely to continue to have up and down cycles along the way.. and you can take advantage of that in your long term planning and your refusal to take stupid-ass shortcuts that may well end up screwing you out of your coins by hook or by crook or just by bad luck (such as great price moves that liquidate you out of your supposed collateral that you were not able to adequately cover because you were to fucking busy gambling out of greed). You will thank me later, even if you might not be able to measure what you are thanking me for, exactly... +1 in Merit Queue.
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Bitcoin's fast train is unstoppable....miss the dip "lol" Is this what you had in mind? avatar-sized amazing f*cking Legend hat....legend with the laser....oohh shitt that awesome
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Good Morning BTCLand ... We saw a decline this night. But I got this explained. We went basically back to the rate of friday from the CME, also F2Pool thrown out 3600 BTC again. So hopefully they are for now out of money and we are back on Track to the 59k (maybe). So Michael can start his "buy bot" for $2k every Second muhahaha
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February 22, 2021, 08:29:24 AM |
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The storing of coins on third party platforms is too risky in my book. Many of us here remember what happened at Mt.Gox and other shady platforms. The model of obtaining interest on your BTC is unsustainable in a world where bitcoin has a finite supply. Think about it, if everyone held all the coins in existence where are the new coins coming from to pay the interest? The only way this works is if a form of fractional reserve lending takes place and then we are in the same boat we are scrambling to get out of. Furthermore, these platforms go on to provide ammunition for shorters. I think that there comes a point when people become too greedy. Why risk your precious BTC which is growing in value at an astronomical rate, for a measly single digit APR?
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AlcoHoDL
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February 22, 2021, 08:46:29 AM |
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The storing of coins on third party platforms is too risky in my book. Many of us here remember what happened at Mt.Gox and other shady platforms. The model of obtaining interest on your BTC is unsustainable in a world where bitcoin has a finite supply. Think about it, if everyone held all the coins in existence where are the new coins coming from to pay the interest? The only way this works is if a form of fractional reserve lending takes place and then we are in the same boat we are scrambling to get out of. Furthermore, these platforms go on to provide ammunition for shorters. I think that there comes a point when people become too greedy. Why risk your precious BTC which is growing in value at an astronomical rate, for a measly single digit APR?
Exactly. This perfectly links to one of my earlier posts, in which I claimed that many "Bitcoin supporters" here in WO, and elsewhere, are fiat supporters in reality. They don't understand or care about the qualities of Bitcoin and its deeper purpose. All they really care about is milking it for fiat profit, by using the very tools and schemes (read fractional reserve lending) that Bitcoin is trying to kill (and it's winning). Greed is the main driving force in all this. It saddens me to see that many of the enemies of Bitcoin come from within its user base. Not to worry though. Bitcoin has been designed to withstand such actions. Everyone is welcome to try anything. There are no restrictions. And everyone will face the consequences of their actions. It will be brutal. +1 in Merit Queue.
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HairyMaclairy
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February 22, 2021, 08:56:30 AM |
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Not your keys, not your Bitcoin
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February 22, 2021, 08:58:53 AM |
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looks like going down a bit. buy order set at $54.321. I don't know, but somehow i don't want it to get filled this time.
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Gyrsur
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February 22, 2021, 09:05:36 AM |
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The storing of coins on third party platforms is too risky in my book. Many of us here remember what happened at Mt.Gox and other shady platforms. The model of obtaining interest on your BTC is unsustainable in a world where bitcoin has a finite supply. Think about it, if everyone held all the coins in existence where are the new coins coming from to pay the interest? The only way this works is if a form of fractional reserve lending takes place and then we are in the same boat we are scrambling to get out of. Furthermore, these platforms go on to provide ammunition for shorters. I think that there comes a point when people become too greedy. Why risk your precious BTC which is growing in value at an astronomical rate, for a measly single digit APR?
this DeFi stuff will not age well. in my eyes it's DIY Goldman Sachs. few earn money big from the many which will pay for it. please explain the Business Plan and let all the fancy technology stuff behind. and then we can decide if it is Scam or not. don't let the technology be your religion. for every solution there must be an issue in existence. otherwise you will fight an issue with the wrong solution.
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AlcoHoDL
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February 22, 2021, 09:11:30 AM |
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looks like going down a bit. buy order set at $54.321. I don't know, but somehow i don't want it to get filled this time.
I like the .321 part (also couples nicely with the 54). I used to put orders like this back in 2016. You could spot them easily in the order tables. I even used .314 and other important numbers like that. No more orders for me now. In 100% HoDL mode, and soon (possible when we exceed $100k) switching to "dream-fulfillment" mode. One dream at a time. One of the first dreams will be a good mirrorless APS-C/full-frame camera and a couple of good lenses.
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