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December 13, 2021, 03:40:35 AM
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Nice try kid, but... Bad Call... seriously. If you have any interest in BTC at all, you'll benefit from the Torque tid-bits that trickle through from time to time. But Hey, no biggie, we all take wrong turns from time to time.

I am surprised that WO members care about my shit posts. I do believe in DYOR. So I don't need anyone's suggestion regarding purchasing bitcoin as soon internet don't die. There are too many resources available.

Personally, if I knew half of what I thought I knew at 26 I'd be living on TOP of the world!!!

Good luck. You will be there in no time.

Speaking of BTC... what's your connection? You've been here since what late 2017? (Didn't look, forgive me if I mis-remembered) And you're Bangladeshi.
Look like you did good research about me.

so in an emerging market that is much more populous than profitable, but getting better in general if I understand correctly. No specifics of course (as you seem to already be exposing WAY too much Op-Sec-wise) but what's your game/experience? Did you start buying in 2017? DCA or have you been trying to make it on the day trading Rollercoaster? If you started DCA in December of 2017, that was a high point at $20kish... I could imagine you'd spent a good deal of time in the red with 3 years bouncing between $3k-$10k... but if you continued to invest all that time, you'd be in a pretty good situation right now!

I was aware of Bitcoin in 2017. But, I didn't have time to research it. I just bought some BTC, Gambled on the casino. that's it.

But I'm guessing that's not the way it played out since you're still fuckin around with signature campaigns and whatnot. So what IS your story? Are the signature campaigns really paying off in any meaningful way? Are you reinvesting proceeds into BTC? Or just scrambling to get by day to day and missing even more opportunities than the $3k coins you coulda had?
I am accumulating a single satoshi now. No matter where it's comes from. My all money is in Crypto now. (70% Bitcoin, 20% Alts, 10% Fiat)

Your English is pretty damn good and you're obviously pretty capable judging by your abilities to navigate the forum... so I can imagine you're able to make a decent living in the fiat world. Coder? Customer support? Just guessing, (OpSec) so what's the plan for rising to the top when the fiat crash comes? (Note I said When not If. If you're really 26, and even more so if 16... storms are brewing! You're bound to sail right into the rough!) What's the game?

Thank you. I left my real-life job in 2020 and started a remote job. I was working for an N.G.O. I didn't make much money since my job was working with needy people. providing health services, education for kids, homeless people.

Right now I am working with a reputed casino as a Support Agent, and I am GPU Miner myself. I mine ETH and Convert them into BTC every week. As I said before, I am trying to accumulate every single satoshi. According to PlanB, Every satoshi will be a cent. we don't have to wait a lot of decades for that.

(TLDR: Stop Trying to be the type that fits in! Stop trying to earn Merits! Stop trying to contribute regurgitated crap! And maybe people will start to accept YOU if you ever get around to who YOU are...)

Could you please quote one of the posts from WO where the post was intentionally asked for merits or any post made for merit earning purposes only?
I am glad that people care about my shitpost and you guys spend time to write me. Smiley





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I know you guys are much familiar with F words. Don't put these words in my mouth.
Don't force me to talk with you that way.

Congratulations !!!

Part of my ignore list. Fuck off!!

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There is about a two mile clear stretch view into their property that we'll constantly have motion sensor monitoring and video surveillance to give us a heads up on any possible shenanigans, but from our understanding of local knowledge, the folks we had a dispute with do mostly keep to themselves, and are not particularly well regarded by the ranchers, so, we've played our cards right so far.

Just dig a moat along the property line and fill it with gasoline. This is Texas we're talking about.
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Unfortunate encounter that could not be avoided on principle, but I'm not going to live my life in fear over this win.

Fear is not good but caution is. Seems like you have a good handle on that though. You can certainly afford it so it would be daft not to, especially with modern tech. Not that you should have to. Why can't people just be sensible?
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Minimum loan $10k  More info here:  https://blockfi.com/

Celsius and Nexo have better terms.

Thanks. Do you have any experience with any of them?

There's a guy on twitter who went through these service to find the safest option. He is a London finance guy who apparently works with family offices. Anyway here is the thread, there are many posts, but I think you'll find it helpful.

https://twitter.com/bruce_pullman/status/1466664018517577729

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Long term followers will know I have been studying extensively the idea of borrowing against some of my #bitcoin - that is receiving fiat in return for the #bitcoin deposit.

This avoids any selling which generatea a CGT bill.

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It also allows me to invest in clever stuff like @basismarkets
 

Rates are 4.5% to 11% pa, and I can do far far better on basis trading - with no directional risk.

High profile names in new finance lending include

@ledn, @CelsiusNetwork, @NexoFinance, @unchainedcap, @blockfi
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Thanks. Do you have any experience with any of them?

I've used all 3 of them for several months. I'd rank them generally Nexo > Celsius > BlockFi. Those rankings could change depending on your situation or use case.
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This is beautiful from every angle, at first you might think $1M looks like too optimistic or skeptical but more you focus on the graph more real it will look. Just we need to add one thing which is number of days on the inner circles. If price is increasing exponentially then number of days are also exponential. $100k is near and bitcoin will stay around 100$k for quite long time eventually reaching $1M, keeping in mind this halving will continue until around the year 2140.

I don't take this graph as a price prediction on certain date/month/year but Bitcoin price reaching $1M is fascinating. Which reminds me of Hal Finney's idea of Bitcoin price reaching $10M which has been discussed here million times.

Anyway let Hal Finney RIP and "Let's march to Q1'22!"

"I present the #Bitcoin Halving-Hype Cycle Spiral. Utilizing blocks measured in time and starting at the halving for being the cycle’s initiator due to its supply shock and hype, therefore preferable to the 4yr cycle.

Let's march to Q1'22!"


https://twitter.com/therationalroot/status/1470268669674483714/photo/1
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December 13, 2021, 08:23:04 AM
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This is beautiful from every angle, at first you might think $1M looks like too optimistic or skeptical but more you focus on the graph more real it will look. Just we need to add one thing which is number of days on the inner circles. If price is increasing exponentially then number of days are also exponential. $100k is near and bitcoin will stay around 100$k for quite long time eventually reaching $1M, keeping in mind this halving will continue until around the year 2140.

I don't take this graph as a price prediction on certain date/month/year but Bitcoin price reaching $1M is fascinating. Which reminds me of Hal Finney's idea of Bitcoin price reaching $10M which has been discussed here million times.

Anyway let Hal Finney RIP and "Let's march to Q1'22!"

"I present the #Bitcoin Halving-Hype Cycle Spiral. Utilizing blocks measured in time and starting at the halving for being the cycle’s initiator due to its supply shock and hype, therefore preferable to the 4yr cycle.

Let's march to Q1'22!"


https://twitter.com/therationalroot/status/1470268669674483714/photo/1

About 3.5 months ago I posted a comment here in WO, about the above type of graph. I find this type of polar graph very informative and containing lots of very useful information packed in a single image. The power of visualization! I'm including a summary of my conclusions here (and I'm glad they still hold true after 3.5 months):

  • The spiral step is roughly one order of magnitude (10x), meaning that there is roughly a 10x price increase between Halvings. This is equivalent to an average of 1.8x price increase per year.

  • The spiral circles never cross. This means that Bitcoin has always been profitable within any 4-year time period in its history.

Original post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178336.msg57794721#msg57794721

tl;dr: HoDL.
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December 13, 2021, 08:32:11 AM

Who was that that kept spamming to earn interest on that Celsius network?

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/r7py19/celsius_may_have_lost_900_btc_50_million_to_the/
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December 13, 2021, 08:37:17 AM

Who was that that kept spamming to earn interest on that Celsius network?

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/r7py19/celsius_may_have_lost_900_btc_50_million_to_the/

Thanks for that. Interesting.

BTW, is it just me, or is reddit really so messed up and poorly designed for browsing posts? I just hate it every time I visit. I find it hard to navigate...
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Who was that that kept spamming to earn interest on that Celsius network?

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/r7py19/celsius_may_have_lost_900_btc_50_million_to_the/

Thanks for that. Interesting.

BTW, is it just me, or is reddit really so messed up and poorly designed for browsing posts? I just hate it every time I visit. I find it hard to navigate...

Can't stand it, always get lost in reddit type threads.
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Not gonna say much about it and those who can understand it knows how the future prices are going to be and CB will be printing way high graphs then now.
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Thanks. Do you have any experience with any of them?

I've used all 3 of them for several months. I'd rank them generally Nexo > Celsius > BlockFi. Those rankings could change depending on your situation or use case.

I have used Celsius as well as Blockfi. Another one to consider is ledn.io as it has/had better rates than the other two with higher deposit limits.
I never used them for a loan but only as a "savings" account to accrue more BTC.
I used all 3 simultaneously for around 6 months and they all performed as stated.
However, I was constantly paranoid that they were going to do a rug pull and in the end I felt that the 4 to 6 % return per annum was just not worth the risk of losing the capital.
They may well be legitimate businesses but history has shown us that there is a reason why we say "Not your keys, Not your coins".
I think I will stick with my lousy 200% by HODLing.
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For all those using/considering Nexo-, Celsius-, BlockFi-type services:

Fact: "There's no free lunch."
Fact: "Not your keys, not your coins."
Subjective: "HoDLing is good enough -- don't be greedy, don't be sorry."
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