JorgeStolfi
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March 29, 2014, 10:18:04 PM |
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Thank you. Yes, that's me. What a waste of a brain. [ ... ] you just display opinion like a troll, and generally speaking you don't back anything up.. its all your opinion I don't think I have ever seen you this defensive. You certainly aren't convincing anyone. [ ... ] Thing is, its obvious that he is not as stupid as his points. Which is another big red flashing signal of why I think he might have ulterior motives for being here. Like payments. [ ... ] His background vs. his commentary doesn't add up. What does add up, however, is that he admits to having a decent size family to take care of, we know the economic situation in Brazil is very difficult and we can suspect a professor doesn't necessarily make much to take care of a such a family. He would be a perfect choice as a paid troll.
IMHO you're lying to yourself and us about your position [ ... ] still find hard to believe given your background. BTW, have you learned how to use bitcoin yet, professor? you're still assuming that JorgeStolfi @ bitcointalk is actually Jorge Stolfi...
Sig, someone does needs that lesson here. Which one, now?
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windjc
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March 29, 2014, 10:18:41 PM |
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We tell you that all the time. You choose to ignore it and press on. So we choose to ignore you and press on.
I don't recall seeing an answer to my point about altcoins vs scarcity. Or to how important is the Chinese market for the price of Bitcoin. Or to why is the price 500 USD if it is very likely to be 1,000,000 USD "soon". Or... See, these are just more evidence that you are being paid to be here. Each of these points have been answered and refuted. In addition there are literally dozens if not hundreds of threads in the greater forum archives that answer in detail each of these arguments. And you are a PROFESSOR, you should know about peer research. There is no reason A) for you to be discussing such points in the speculation thread when you should be in the "Bitcoin Discussion" section and B) for you to be looking for answers in the speculation thread. So why would you really be here? What would motivate you? I think one option is very clear.
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Davyd05
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March 29, 2014, 10:19:11 PM |
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We tell you that all the time. You choose to ignore it and press on. So we choose to ignore you and press on.
I don't recall seeing an answer to my point about altcoins vs scarcity. Or to how important is the Chinese market for the price of Bitcoin. Or to why is the price 500 USD if it is very likely to be 1,000,000 USD "soon". Or... and why does time pass by relative to gravity.. Altcoins are exactly that alts, and not many people in their right mind will say that bitcoin will remain king, but based on the money flowing in on the btc start-ups that alone speaks for itself. Why 500 or 493.99 because the market dictates it. Perhaps because less than 7 months we we're below 100. Perhaps the market is terrified of China dropping the coins, perhaps cause to many sheeple bought on the last rally not full understanding...took me two years to realize the ramification of this invention.
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aminorex
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March 29, 2014, 10:20:17 PM |
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We tell you that all the time. You choose to ignore it and press on. So we choose to ignore you and press on.
I don't recall seeing an answer to my point about altcoins vs scarcity. Altcoins do not retain value, because miners mine them and sell them for bitcoin. The only way to mine bitcoin, practically, without a large investment, is to use a GPU to mine a scrypt hash coin. This means the altcoin supply is infinite, vast, and bidless, while the bitcoin supply is restricted, hoarded, and bid. No altcoin can be achieve useful market penetration until bitcoin has first blazed the trail. Infrastructure must be built. By that time, it is essentially impossible to overcome the moat which is generated by bitcoin infrastructure, unless there is a huge utility value advantage due to technological change. Almost all altcoins are pump-n-dump scams. Some altcoins are technology testbeds, like bitcoin. One may some day prove useful enough to start to retain value. It hasn't happened yet. There is nothing on the horizon. Bitcoin has a 5 year head start. Litecoin is for contrarians and day traders, which are enough to keep it moderately liquid, so it is the exception which proves the rule.
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aminorex
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March 29, 2014, 10:23:39 PM |
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I don't recall seeing an answer to my point about ... why is the price 500 USD if it is very likely to be 1,000,000 USD "soon". Or...
There is a war between factions who want to dominate the world. Price is a battlefield. In order to go from zero to 1mm, it must first pass through 500. In order to go from zero to 1mm, it must overcome much fear and doubt.
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aminorex
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March 29, 2014, 10:25:39 PM |
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I don't recall seeing an answer to my point about ... how important is the Chinese market for the price of Bitcoin.
Since the markets are disconnected by the onshore/offshore RMB barrier, it should be completely unimportant to the free market price. Any coupling is a result of either leakage through this barrier or sentiment impact. When sentiment impact ceases to be important, it may do so suddenly.
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March 29, 2014, 10:29:42 PM |
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Rather: the reason price is still up is because those who hold thousands of coins need other people to invest so that the price will go up. So they pay for ads and positive reviews, to keep spreading lies and hiding the uncomfortable facts. If I were a paid troll, I would deny it, no? Silly question...
Tell me where I have "spread fear" without backing it up with argument.
Meanwhile I can tell you right away one of the lies that marketeers keep spreading: that "bitcoins will be extremely valuable because there can be only 21 million of them". The truth is that there can be an infinte number of cryptocoins, any brand of them is just as good for commerce as any other, and there is no reason to believe that bitcoin will be among the ones that will succeed if they do succeed.
I agree with you, and it is disgusting. The Bitcoin cultists of course will accuse anyone who does not share their opinion but is vocal about it to be some evil external paid shill. And oh look, at least one false accusation debunked: https://twitter.com/JorgeStolfi/status/450033671022444544
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JorgeStolfi
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March 29, 2014, 10:30:32 PM |
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Altcoins are exactly that alts, and not many people in their right mind will say that bitcoin will remain king, but based on the money flowing in on the btc start-ups that alone speaks for itself.
But many of the BTC startups (like investment funds) depend on bitcoin succeeding as currency, while by themselves they will not help that goal, and may even hinder it. They of course are putting lots of money into marketing bitcoin to the unwary. Why 500 or 493.99 because the market dictates it. Perhaps because less than 7 months we we're below 100. Perhaps the market is terrified of China dropping the coins, perhaps cause to many sheeple bought on the last rally not full understanding...took me two years to realize the ramification of this invention.
Right, the market still does not give much probability to the million-dollar bitcoin, or even to the 5000$-within-a-year bitcoin. Are the traders all paid trolls? Were they all scared because of what I have been posting here?
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fotosonics
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March 29, 2014, 10:34:26 PM |
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Rather: the reason price is still up is because those who hold thousands of coins need other people to invest so that the price will go up. So they pay for ads and positive reviews, to keep spreading lies and hiding the uncomfortable facts. If I were a paid troll, I would deny it, no? Silly question...
Tell me where I have "spread fear" without backing it up with argument.
Meanwhile I can tell you right away one of the lies that marketeers keep spreading: that "bitcoins will be extremely valuable because there can be only 21 million of them". The truth is that there can be an infinte number of cryptocoins, any brand of them is just as good for commerce as any other, and there is no reason to believe that bitcoin will be among the ones that will succeed if they do succeed.
I agree with you, and it is disgusting. The Bitcoin cultists of course will accuse anyone who does not share their opinion but is vocal about it to be some evil external paid shill. And oh look, at least one false accusation debunked: https://twitter.com/JorgeStolfi/status/450033671022444544It's all too dangerous to speculate on something with no clear evidence... wait...
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fonzie
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March 29, 2014, 10:39:20 PM |
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It´s gettin real paranoid we have the 9/11 discussion in rpetilias TA thread, and some people in here really believe that Jorge is a paid "troll"(probably J.P.Morgan). Unbelievable. I think a small bull run would cure you all I won´t imagine the discussions in here when we drop to 100$ NWO and Lizards all over the place
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octaft
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March 29, 2014, 10:40:31 PM |
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Why so defensive?? If you are a paid troll, are you allowed to deny it? I guess you would be. But your defensiveness makes it seem like you're more guilty.
If I were a paid troll, I would deny it, no? Silly question... Tell me where I have "spread fear" without backing it up with argument. Meanwhile I can tell you right away one of the lies that marketeers keep spreading: that "bitcoins will be extremely valuable because there can be only 21 million of them". The truth is that there can be an infinte number of cryptocoins, any brand of them is just as good for commerce as any other, and there is no reason to believe that bitcoin will be among the ones that will succeed if they do succeed. what a waste of a brain. Thing is, its obvious that he is not as stupid as his points. Which is another big red flashing signal of why I think he might have ulterior motives for being here. Like payments. So you bait him, antagonize him, call him names, then ask him why he gets so defensive? I have no idea if he is a paid troll, but I'm pretty sure you're an unpaid one.
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March 29, 2014, 10:42:21 PM |
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How sad that people that most probably, this being a Bitcoin forum, have their individuality in high regard, engage in groupthink, feeding back feelings of contempt for Jorge ending in the preposterous certainty that he is a paid troll.
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octaft
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March 29, 2014, 10:44:02 PM |
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How sad that people that most probably, this being a Bitcoin forum, have their individuality in high regard, engage in groupthink, feeding back feelings of contempt for Jorge ending in the preposterous certainty that he is a paid troll.
Fear.
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March 29, 2014, 10:44:29 PM |
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It´s gettin real paranoid we have the 9/11 discussion in rpetilias TA thread, and some people in here really believe that Jorge is a paid "troll"(probably J.P.Morgan). Unbelievable. I think a small bull run would cure you all I won´t imagine the discussions in here when we drop to 100$ NWO and Lizards all over the place LOL fonzie you are spot on. everyone is getting grumpy that bitcoin hasnt transformed their lives into a wonderland. I dont know what number the bottom is at, but I think it's close at hand.
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March 29, 2014, 10:46:00 PM |
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stamp on the dump
Have you let go mexican? I have. this wedge is very risky.
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bitgeek
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March 29, 2014, 10:46:05 PM |
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How sad that people that most probably, this being a Bitcoin forum, have their individuality in high regard, engage in groupthink, feeding back feelings of contempt for Jorge ending in the preposterous certainty that he is a paid troll.
Fear.
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March 29, 2014, 10:46:27 PM |
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stamp on the dump
Have you let go mexican? I have. this wedge is very risky. Cough, cough I've said you you'll change your mind in a day yesterday, that's what TA daily trading does to you
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chessnut
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March 29, 2014, 10:48:09 PM |
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stamp on the dump
Have you let go mexican? I have. this wedge is very risky. Cough, cough oh seleme you joker. im a day trader and it's been days since I opened long. not to mention that i made a healthy profit.
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March 29, 2014, 10:49:08 PM |
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Have you let go mexican? I have. this wedge is very risky. Cough, cough oh seleme you joker. im a day trader and it's been days since I opened long. It's been hours when you were seeing bears putting their pants down soon though
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