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March 08, 2021, 04:23:07 PM

In contrast all my business ventures were non-profit. It wasn't planned that way, it just happened because I am very bad at serious business (read: selling people overpriced shit they didn't need in the first place <- my definition of todays growth-centric economy).

Heh, same here. Fortunately I am not bad at recognizing world-changing technologies and this time, had the confidence to do something about it.
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March 08, 2021, 04:24:01 PM

Time to sell the future of money for colorful slips of paper printed at will by a cabal of megalomaniacs.

Colorful slips of paper printed
Time to sell the future of money
By a cabal of megalomaniacs

#haikuattempt
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March 08, 2021, 04:33:33 PM

Google is listening. This popped up in my recommended videos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HZp_25Fu2A
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March 08, 2021, 04:36:09 PM

soooo


  • is this number goes up day?

  • or number goes down day?

  • or number goes sideways day?

  • or honey badger doesnt give a fuck day?


inquiring minds want to know

edit: well not my mind really; i just sleep though all that crap

Sideways until the stimulus checks drop. Grin
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March 08, 2021, 04:57:27 PM
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“Norwegian conglomerate Aker ASA (oil company) sets up unit to buy bitcoin.

The unit, called Seetee AS, is initially capitalized with around $58.6 million and has plans on keeping its liquid assets in bitcoin.“

https://www.businessinsider.in/stock-market/news/norwegian-conglomerate-aker-asa-sets-up-unit-to-buy-bitcoin/articleshow/81396855.cms
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March 08, 2021, 05:07:42 PM

Breakout to the upside coming, $50,000 is the new normal. Bears failing to take us lower & keep us there. Explosive breakout coming in the next 2 weeks. Looking at range of $65,000 to $75;000.

There goes my plan to buy more at $40,xxx  Roll Eyes
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what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?


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March 08, 2021, 05:07:49 PM

[Multple stuff]

Just a quick note but when combining multiple posts, it is better to put the items in the new post rather than the already existing one (then delete the existing one) lest those who have already seen your original post miss it when looking for "new".

bold of you to think people dont want to miss anything jjg writes

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March 08, 2021, 05:25:58 PM

1BTC purchasing power!




There is maybe a bear market in between, so we go back to lambo from the house Wink
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March 08, 2021, 05:29:06 PM
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People always said that buying is better than mining (and they have been right almost all of the time), but where's the fun in just buying?

When you're an ex-miner, recognize how unprofitable and a pain in the balls it is to run a mining operation, end up doing the math on a miner + electricity + Time to ROI... fuck the fun.

Time is money. Cheaper to buy what you would spend on a miner now, than what it would likely generate 18 months from now, IMO.

Unless you have cheap or free electricity, I don't see the benefit of mining right now vs just buying corn outright.
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People always said that buying is better than mining (and they have been right almost all of the time), but where's the fun in just buying?

When you're an ex-miner, recognize how unprofitable and a pain in the balls it is to run a mining operation, end up doing the math on a miner + electricity + Time to ROI... fuck the fun.

Time is money. Cheaper to buy what you would spend on a miner now, than what it would likely generate 18 months from now, IMO.

Unless you have cheap or free electricity, I don't see the benefit of mining right now vs just buying corn outright.

Er, you could be mining right now with something that you bought 2 years ago for CASH.
The equipment is paid for already, now you are just stacking sats for LESS.
That, plus often neglected fact that the cost of equipment is amortized, possibly within one year (if you opened the LLC or some other entity).
Of course, you would need to declare mined btc as income; then, after you sell, that income becomes the base cost, which is subtracted from the sale proceeds (if you ever sell), generating cap gains.
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A friend just bought this one..... cool isn’t it

If:
cool = another level of retard

Then:

I agree   - cool
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March 08, 2021, 05:51:46 PM

That's why I'm holding to 2025  Cool


Expecting anything disastrous to happen in 2026?

Covid26-pro sp2
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I wonder, why don't you get a badge as the "best hat-maker artist" in this forum....your art is amazing


good news, one by one old-school investor turn to future investment.


1BTC purchasing power!

"1BTC purchasing power!" in Q1 2022 (I believe)

https://www.caranddriver.com/lamborghini (maybe the price in each country is different)


People always said that buying is better than mining (and they have been right almost all of the time), but where's the fun in just buying?

When you're an ex-miner, recognize how unprofitable and a pain in the balls it is to run a mining operation, end up doing the math on a miner + electricity + Time to ROI... fuck the fun.

Time is money. Cheaper to buy what you would spend on a miner now, than what it would likely generate 18 months from now, IMO.


Unless you have cheap or free electricity, I don't see the benefit of mining right now vs just buying corn outright.
I saw on YouTube there is a miner who spent money to buy mining equipment for around $7k but only made $2 - $4/day (outside the cost of electricity, internet, and maintenance).  I'm not saying mining is bad, but if that person only bought Bitcoin and HODL, maybe he wouldn't waste time and would definitely have multiple profits when compared to his income from mining.
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March 08, 2021, 06:10:20 PM

People always said that buying is better than mining (and they have been right almost all of the time), but where's the fun in just buying?

When you're an ex-miner, recognize how unprofitable and a pain in the balls it is to run a mining operation, end up doing the math on a miner + electricity + Time to ROI... fuck the fun.

Time is money. Cheaper to buy what you would spend on a miner now, than what it would likely generate 18 months from now, IMO.

Unless you have cheap or free electricity, I don't see the benefit of mining right now vs just buying corn outright.

Remember back in the older days it was a pain to buy coin. Even now there is a pretty big markup at the local ATMs so that sucks.

And if you were a miner that "mined at a loss" back in the day and held you probably have "made so much of a fuckton above your ROI that you're snorting coke off a hooker's ass". Sometimes it's what you think the thing is worth as opposed to what it may be worth now.

And you're helping to secure the network and keep it from being a 100% Chinese dumpster. That has value.
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March 08, 2021, 06:29:55 PM

[Multple stuff]

Just a quick note but when combining multiple posts, it is better to put the items in the new post rather than the already existing one (then delete the existing one) lest those who have already seen your original post miss it when looking for "new".

Surely WO members have discretion in regards to how to carry out these kinds of matters in terms of reducing clutter, trying to be somewhat user-friendly, and/or deleting posts. .. and sometimes even if all content is retained in a later post, it could become confusing to delete earlier posts... .. and sometimes with the passage of time, it may well be better to create a brand new post with the same subject matter as an earlier post rather than placing such content in an older post.... so discretion is likely to vary in regard to the topic, for sure....**

[Multple stuff]

Just a quick note but when combining multiple posts, it is better to put the items in the new post rather than the already existing one (then delete the existing one) lest those who have already seen your original post miss it when looking for "new".

bold of you to think people dont want to miss anything jjg writes

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That's another way of thinking about it...

I feel flattered... whether anybody wants to read my "insight" or no.

 Wink Wink


 Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

** By the way, in this post, I moved it around after posting my earlier response to Richy_T.. because there was jumbling of topics.. .. so perhaps some folks are going to end up double reading parts of this post.. and how do I feel about that, you might ask?  I feel like this:  "Fuck em."
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March 08, 2021, 06:30:18 PM

People always said that buying is better than mining (and they have been right almost all of the time), but where's the fun in just buying?

When you're an ex-miner, recognize how unprofitable and a pain in the balls it is to run a mining operation, end up doing the math on a miner + electricity + Time to ROI... fuck the fun.

Time is money. Cheaper to buy what you would spend on a miner now, than what it would likely generate 18 months from now, IMO.

Unless you have cheap or free electricity, I don't see the benefit of mining right now vs just buying corn outright.

I actually made a very quick and very rough calculation, summing up leccy and miners and comparing to having spend those amounts in that year at the average yearly BTC price. I'd probably have ~30-50% less corn now.

With a lot of fake shame and affected guilt I admit, I have only profit-switch-mined scrypt shitcoins on my own pools. I held them until they pump (only 10-20% do that, the rest is loss) and then sell it. For example I piled up short of 2M musk doggie coins in the last 3 years, most of that time they would have given me  ~20 Sats per block, this time around I could sell most of it for > 180 Sat per block. And these were free merge-mined.

Though I have to give you, that if I had spent the time I invested for my mining as a burger flipper for minimum wage and invested that wage additionally via DCA in Bitcoin, I'd definitely have the most now.

Please take note, that I do in no way say that is a recommendable investment strategy - in fact when somebody asks me about it, I say exactly this: Just buy it. But I do enjoy running my little shitty mining op a lot and by being patient I got lucky quite a few times.

Ironically, I heard you are building a ranch/farm and as somebody helping out currently on a small farm because somebody being ill, I can safely say I'd really never wanted to have one.  
I could probably advise you to better spend your dollars directly at a quality grocery and get your bio eggs from there and your fine deluxe steak from the local butcher. It is just not worth the time consuming hard work, the pain in your back and all the worries to have your own fresh bacon and eggs I tell you - but then I guess everybody defines fun differently  Wink



EDIT: (I totally deserve a bat slap for my shitcoin talk and I will happily accept the beatings in total submissiveness)
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March 08, 2021, 06:33:55 PM

Coins still leaving exchanges. What are they up to?

https://twitter.com/btc_archive/status/1368979466798694402?s=21
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March 08, 2021, 06:38:20 PM
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That's why I'm holding to 2025  Cool

Expecting anything disastrous to happen in 2026?

The cycles would suggest 2025 to be better than 2026 - but of course, there are no real guarantees exactly how cycles might fall... and therefore, none of us should be getting too wedded to any exact pattern - even though it still may be reasonable to use as a kind of guide -until and unless something better comes along.

  For example, there could be an outrageous peak and then dump in 2025 that would then cause 2026 to play out better than 2025.. Can think about the new pattern as a kind of 2013 double top scenario that drags out into 2026, and surely we are not even limited to previous patterns that still kinds of stick to the overall grander background pattern with more noise in the middle, so, even though the previous BTC price performance cycles have had a certain kind of consistency and patterns to them, there could surely be cases in which the pattern ends up getting messed up on a shorter timeline of 6-18 months, either purposefully or just by the way other related factors (macro or otherwise) play out, but then it may or may not still end up playing out very similarly, once we end up zooming out and looking at the pattern in a broader way (and perhaps after the fact?).

1BTC purchasing power!




There is maybe a bear market in between, so we go back to lambo from the house Wink

Don't you wish, you market-timer wannabe.    Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
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March 08, 2021, 06:55:57 PM

Coins still leaving exchanges. What are they up to?

https://twitter.com/btc_archive/status/1368979466798694402?s=21

Hodling. Smart people don't leave coins on exchange.
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That's why I'm holding to 2025  Cool

Expecting anything disastrous to happen in 2026?

The cycles would suggest 2025 to be better than 2026 - but of course, there are no real guarantees exactly how cycles might fall... and therefore, none of us should be getting too wedded to any exact pattern - even though it still may be reasonable to use as a kind of guide -until and unless something better comes along.

  For example, there could be an outrageous peak and then dump in 2025 that would then cause 2026 to play out better than 2025.. Can think about the new pattern as a kind of 2013 double top scenario that drags out into 2026, and surely we are not even limited to previous patterns that still kinds of stick to the overall grander background pattern with more noise in the middle, so, even though the previous BTC price performance cycles have had a certain kind of consistency and patterns to them, there could surely be cases in which the pattern ends up getting messed up on a shorter timeline of 6-18 months, either purposefully or just by the way other related factors (macro or otherwise) play out, but then it may or may not still end up playing out very similarly, once we end up zooming out and looking at the pattern in a broader way (and perhaps after the fact?).

1BTC purchasing power!




There is maybe a bear market in between, so we go back to lambo from the house Wink

Don't you wish, you market-timer wannabe.    Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

You get my drift... Wink

Next halving is in May 2024.
ATH is about 1 year after that. Eta may 2025.
Then a crash to 1/6th of it's price in 2026.
Build up to halving in 2028 and ATH in 2029.

So good vintages are
2013
2017
2021
2025
2029

Years in between are shit years...
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