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. but you do NOT really have much of a plan for where you are going
wtf? he is running to the hills, why so annoying? morrowind, elder scrolls? get a life. He said that he cashed out half of his BTC yesterday b/c he has a plan to play with the proceeds for two years. I said that his plan seems to be very short sighted, especially given the likely direction of BTC in the next six months. Therefore I asked him where he planned to put his investments, and he failed/refused to answer, and instead stuck to his original framing about how wonderful he is., etc etc etc.. for making so much money, while he left quite a bit on the table through neglect and/or lack of foresight, so it seems. other posters mentioned morrowind and elder scrolls.... b/c I do NOT know WTF are morrowind and elder scrolls... even though those topics may be relevant. Regarding, "get a life" Yes, we each have lives and we choose how to spend our lives, and part of my life, at the moment includes posting on this forum and responding to relevant issues... and attempting to contribute to the forum (thread) in a productive direction. I have it in my bank account where I pay my bills and pay for goods with €.... The best of my current bank accounts only pays about 1% interest, and possibly you could get 3 or 4% if you have some kind of premium bank account and if that is what floats your boat, then who am I to say? BTW, I dont take the interest that the bank gives me, this is against my believes and it is called ribaPretty stupid of you.
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mmitech
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June 14, 2014, 07:08:28 PM |
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. but you do NOT really have much of a plan for where you are going
wtf? he is running to the hills, why so annoying? morrowind, elder scrolls? get a life. He said that he cashed out half of his BTC yesterday b/c he has a plan to play with the proceeds for two years. I said that his plan seems to be very short sighted, especially given the likely direction of BTC in the next six months. Therefore I asked him where he planned to put his investments, and he failed/refused to answer, and instead stuck to his original framing about how wonderful he is., etc etc etc.. for making so much money, while he left quite a bit on the table through neglect and/or lack of foresight, so it seems. other posters mentioned morrowind and elder scrolls.... b/c I do NOT know WTF are morrowind and elder scrolls... even though those topics may be relevant. Regarding, "get a life" Yes, we each have lives and we choose how to spend our lives, and part of my life, at the moment includes posting on this forum and responding to relevant issues... and attempting to contribute to the forum (thread) in a productive direction. I have it in my bank account where I pay my bills and pay for goods with €.... The best of my current bank accounts only pays about 1% interest, and possibly you could get 3 or 4% if you have some kind of premium bank account and if that is what floats your boat, then who am I to say? BTW, I dont take the interest that the bank gives me, this is against my believes and it is called ribaPretty stupid of you. yea sure, being Muslim is stupid
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JayJuanGee
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June 14, 2014, 07:17:43 PM |
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. but you do NOT really have much of a plan for where you are going
wtf? he is running to the hills, why so annoying? morrowind, elder scrolls? get a life. He said that he cashed out half of his BTC yesterday b/c he has a plan to play with the proceeds for two years. I said that his plan seems to be very short sighted, especially given the likely direction of BTC in the next six months. Therefore I asked him where he planned to put his investments, and he failed/refused to answer, and instead stuck to his original framing about how wonderful he is., etc etc etc.. for making so much money, while he left quite a bit on the table through neglect and/or lack of foresight, so it seems. other posters mentioned morrowind and elder scrolls.... b/c I do NOT know WTF are morrowind and elder scrolls... even though those topics may be relevant. There is always a trade-off between current enjoyment and future enjoyment. Different people have different discount rates. Actually I have NO problems with people making choices for themselves about when to pull out or what is their risk/diversification tolerance(s). MMItech's plan, on the other hand, seems to assume that his risks would be better diversified with half of his BTC stash in some NON-BTC investment (and spending it), but he never really stated what that was. He merely stated that he was going to spend his money for two years, which does seem like a form of blind bragging. And I was merely attempting to question what was his plan, and maybe I could have asked my question(s) more clearly or more politely (but seemingly bragging responses do kind of irk me a bit)? Anyhow, if one assumes that BTC is going to be stagnant for two years, then it would be prudent to pull out two years worth of spending, but a prognosis of flat or down turned BTC prices seems a pretty improbably direction of BTC prices, and just an excited utterance to do something based on emotions of the moment rather than really having a decent plan (or at least sharing aspects of the plan wiht us).... ... I follow a risk management where bitcoin failing and going to zero is a possibility. and again I did answer your question but you seem to be ignoring it.... In a subsequent post you answered more of my question(s), and I have NO intent to ignore any of your response (on purpose), to the extent that any details are provided. Additionally, I have NO problem with each of us establishing a plan with which we are comfortable. I am NOT really very clear about your plan, and I do NOT necessarily need to know many details - especially, if you are reluctant to share such. Further, I have made my various points of concern regarding what I understood about your plan in my previous posts, and if you are comfortable that your plan is adequate, then so be it, for you. By the way, I agree with you point about the considerations being greatly different for investors depending upon their average BTC buy-in price... and a guy in the red will be considering the matter differently from a guy in the black and a guy who is in the black by 10% will be thinking differently from a buy who is in the black by 4,000% or some other such number. I do NOT concede that percentage ahead or behind completely changes the analysis, but it does bring additional considerations to any such analysis about how to proceed.
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June 14, 2014, 07:20:23 PM |
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Heavy manipulation going on Manipulation is normal in Bitcoin, but we need to control that. No, Bitcoin, actually is Manipulation ! A simple investor, which have only 10.000 BTC can manipulate market with a great facility ! A year ago, about 100,000BTCs where needed for such an achievement. By this time next year, only about 1,000BTCs will also do the same job. By 2016... By 2016 there will be many manipulator, because for the law of numbers, there will be suffice only 1 BTC
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phosphorush
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June 14, 2014, 07:22:18 PM |
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by 2100 1 Satoshi will be enough!
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June 14, 2014, 07:30:59 PM |
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Heavy manipulation going on Manipulation is normal in Bitcoin, but we need to control that. No, Bitcoin, actually is Manipulation ! A simple investor, which have only 10.000 BTC can manipulate market with a great facility ! A year ago, about 100,000BTCs where needed for such an achievement. By this time next year, only about 1,000BTCs will also do the same job. By 2016... By 2016 there will be many manipulator, because for the law of numbers, there will be suffice only 1 BTC many manipulators a manipulator don't make
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JayJuanGee
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June 14, 2014, 07:32:40 PM |
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. but you do NOT really have much of a plan for where you are going
wtf? he is running to the hills, why so annoying? morrowind, elder scrolls? get a life. He said that he cashed out half of his BTC yesterday b/c he has a plan to play with the proceeds for two years. I said that his plan seems to be very short sighted, especially given the likely direction of BTC in the next six months. Therefore I asked him where he planned to put his investments, and he failed/refused to answer, and instead stuck to his original framing about how wonderful he is., etc etc etc.. for making so much money, while he left quite a bit on the table through neglect and/or lack of foresight, so it seems. other posters mentioned morrowind and elder scrolls.... b/c I do NOT know WTF are morrowind and elder scrolls... even though those topics may be relevant. Regarding, "get a life" Yes, we each have lives and we choose how to spend our lives, and part of my life, at the moment includes posting on this forum and responding to relevant issues... and attempting to contribute to the forum (thread) in a productive direction. I have it in my bank account where I pay my bills and pay for goods with €.... The best of my current bank accounts only pays about 1% interest, and possibly you could get 3 or 4% if you have some kind of premium bank account and if that is what floats your boat, then who am I to say? BTW, I dont take the interest that the bank gives me, this is against my believes and it is called ribaPretty stupid of you. yea sure, being Muslim is stupid I would NOT call any body stupid or their actions stupid b/c of religion, yet Gingermod seems to make a point (whether sufficiently sensitive or NOT). I suppose that distinctions can be made - however, investing into bitcoin involves many similar financial principles as loaning money, especially given its limited supply. You buy 100 BTC in 2012 for $10, and then you sell them in 2014 for $600. The value of BTC has appreciated.. and can be considered a form of interest that is shared by the whole BTC community. Anyhow, it does seem like your religion may be affecting your considerations (in possibly internally contradicting ways), and maybe also that is part of the reason that you are reluctant to get into specifics concerning your having had cashed out half of your stash to cover a two year period of time, when likely more financially prudent approaches could have been made and or considered. Also, I am speculating somewhat that your religion may be causing you to fail and/or refuse to make some detailed and potentially internally contradictory analysis regarding your financial planning concerning bitcoin. Again, that is for you to decide those boundaries; however, when you are posting on a board like this, hopefully you realize that many of us are considering these matters without RIBA type influences in our analyses (and investment considerations).
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Gingermod
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June 14, 2014, 07:35:22 PM |
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. but you do NOT really have much of a plan for where you are going
wtf? he is running to the hills, why so annoying? morrowind, elder scrolls? get a life. He said that he cashed out half of his BTC yesterday b/c he has a plan to play with the proceeds for two years. I said that his plan seems to be very short sighted, especially given the likely direction of BTC in the next six months. Therefore I asked him where he planned to put his investments, and he failed/refused to answer, and instead stuck to his original framing about how wonderful he is., etc etc etc.. for making so much money, while he left quite a bit on the table through neglect and/or lack of foresight, so it seems. other posters mentioned morrowind and elder scrolls.... b/c I do NOT know WTF are morrowind and elder scrolls... even though those topics may be relevant. Regarding, "get a life" Yes, we each have lives and we choose how to spend our lives, and part of my life, at the moment includes posting on this forum and responding to relevant issues... and attempting to contribute to the forum (thread) in a productive direction. I have it in my bank account where I pay my bills and pay for goods with €.... The best of my current bank accounts only pays about 1% interest, and possibly you could get 3 or 4% if you have some kind of premium bank account and if that is what floats your boat, then who am I to say? BTW, I dont take the interest that the bank gives me, this is against my believes and it is called ribaPretty stupid of you. yea sure, being Muslim is stupid Yes you are an idiot.
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June 14, 2014, 07:39:27 PM |
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I would NOT call any body stupid or their actions stupid b/c of religion Joining cults isn't an issue of intelligence. It's more a reflection of emotional health vs injury.
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ChrisML
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June 14, 2014, 07:39:40 PM |
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Even here we are talking about religion. FML. Religion=hate spreading Religion=war religion=racism. Making choices based on religion on a stock/crypto market, that is a whole New level of stupidity. Goodluck going bankrupt. Small hint: religion has brought shit for hundreds of years, that wont change a bit
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phosphorush
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June 14, 2014, 07:45:01 PM |
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God told me to buy BTC, Satoshi Nakamoto was His tool to make the intelligent design of the blockchain! Amen!
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N12
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June 14, 2014, 07:46:05 PM |
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Bitcoin cultists accusing religious people of being cultists? At least when it comes to religion, people are usually indoctrinated from birth and have massive social pressures (there are hardly people who convert). Now becoming a cultist of your own free will, that's something else.
Also, I don't think there is any disadvantage in investment being Muslim, what does it matter if he gets 0% instead of 1% interest? Nothing.
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June 14, 2014, 07:51:01 PM |
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Even here we are talking about religion. FML. Religion=hate spreading Religion=war religion=racism. Making choices based on religion on a stock/crypto market, that is a whole New level of stupidity. Goodluck going bankrupt. Small hint: religion has brought shit for hundreds of years, that wont change a bit Small hint: today's religion is the idolatry of money. Printing money may have caused more death than any religion. During the 20th century, if we wouldnt have been off the gold standard, we would have had way shorter wars, way less debt and way less environmental problem. People have been bashing religion since the 19th century. It's old news. Its not a rebel act anymore. Everyone is doing it.
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mmitech
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June 14, 2014, 07:51:08 PM |
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. but you do NOT really have much of a plan for where you are going
wtf? he is running to the hills, why so annoying? morrowind, elder scrolls? get a life. He said that he cashed out half of his BTC yesterday b/c he has a plan to play with the proceeds for two years. I said that his plan seems to be very short sighted, especially given the likely direction of BTC in the next six months. Therefore I asked him where he planned to put his investments, and he failed/refused to answer, and instead stuck to his original framing about how wonderful he is., etc etc etc.. for making so much money, while he left quite a bit on the table through neglect and/or lack of foresight, so it seems. other posters mentioned morrowind and elder scrolls.... b/c I do NOT know WTF are morrowind and elder scrolls... even though those topics may be relevant. Regarding, "get a life" Yes, we each have lives and we choose how to spend our lives, and part of my life, at the moment includes posting on this forum and responding to relevant issues... and attempting to contribute to the forum (thread) in a productive direction. I have it in my bank account where I pay my bills and pay for goods with €.... The best of my current bank accounts only pays about 1% interest, and possibly you could get 3 or 4% if you have some kind of premium bank account and if that is what floats your boat, then who am I to say? BTW, I dont take the interest that the bank gives me, this is against my believes and it is called ribaPretty stupid of you. yea sure, being Muslim is stupid I would NOT call any body stupid or their actions stupid b/c of religion, yet Gingermod seems to make a point (whether sufficiently sensitive or NOT). I suppose that distinctions can be made - however, investing into bitcoin involves many similar financial principles as loaning money, especially given its limited supply. You buy 100 BTC in 2012 for $10, and then you sell them in 2014 for $600. The value of BTC has appreciated.. and can be considered a form of interest-1 that is shared by the whole BTC community. Anyhow, it does seem like your religion may be affecting your considerations (in possibly internally contradicting ways), and maybe also that is part of the reason that you are reluctant to get into specifics concerning your having had cashed out half of your stash to cover a two year period of time, when likely more financially prudent approaches could have been made and or considered. Also, I am speculating somewhat that your religion may be causing you to fail and/or refuse to make some detailed and potentially internally contradictory analysis regarding your financial planning concerning bitcoin. -2 Again, that is for you to decide those boundaries; however, when you are posting on a board like this, hopefully you realize that many of us are considering these matters without RIBA type influences in our analyses (and investment considerations). 1- nope, you are wrong that is called supply and demand and not interest. interest is when you need $100K to buy a house and I agree on giving you a loan with a condition to give me back $120K... the 20K is interest and I don't believe in it, what I could do is to buy the house and give it in a lease way, so you live in it while I am the owner for the next 20-25 years until you pay your debts and become the owner. and this is where leasing come from BTW. 2-I firstly use my logic and then the values that I took from my religion ( I am not a Muslim fanatic BTW, I am far from being a Muslim when it comes to sharia but I still have many values from being an Arab Muslim )
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June 14, 2014, 07:51:47 PM |
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This is a nice read for those who do not grasp the issue of concentration of power into one mining pool. http://hackingdistributed.com/2014/06/13/time-for-a-hard-bitcoin-fork/Excerpts: But the fact is, this is a monumental event. The Bitcoin narrative, based on decentralization and distributed trust, is no more. True, the Bitcoin economy is about as healthy as it was yesterday, and the Bitcoin price will likely remain afloat for quite a while. But the Bitcoin economy and price are trailing indicators. The core pillar of the Bitcoin value equation has collapsed.Worse, GHash has a well-known track record of actually engaging in double-spend attacks even when they did not command a majority of the hashing power. GHash used its hashing power to attack a gambling site that accepted 0-confirmation transactions. In essence, they would make a bet, as in red-or-black in roulette, and if the virtual roulette wheel spin came out the wrong way, they would cancel their losing bet and place a new one. This is outright theft: GHash stole from a gambling operator.
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June 14, 2014, 07:53:36 PM |
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Im actually pretty surprised that the process have declined over the past few days like they have. We have had mainly really good news recently.
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June 14, 2014, 07:54:31 PM |
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This is a nice read for those who do not grasp the issue of concentration of power into one mining pool. http://hackingdistributed.com/2014/06/13/time-for-a-hard-bitcoin-fork/Excerpts: But the fact is, this is a monumental event. The Bitcoin narrative, based on decentralization and distributed trust, is no more. True, the Bitcoin economy is about as healthy as it was yesterday, and the Bitcoin price will likely remain afloat for quite a while. But the Bitcoin economy and price are trailing indicators. The core pillar of the Bitcoin value equation has collapsed.Worse, GHash has a well-known track record of actually engaging in double-spend attacks even when they did not command a majority of the hashing power. GHash used its hashing power to attack a gambling site that accepted 0-confirmation transactions. In essence, they would make a bet, as in red-or-black in roulette, and if the virtual roulette wheel spin came out the wrong way, they would cancel their losing bet and place a new one. This is outright theft: GHash stole from a gambling operator. I was led to believe by the starry-eyed bull tards that it's all nothing but FUD.
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June 14, 2014, 07:55:12 PM |
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Breaking News: More crash to come. Stay tuned for more I love how you don't mention a time period so when we will go down a minute or a year from now you will quote yourself 3 times with some dumb smileys to show us how amazing your predictions are. Welcome to my ignore list. Buy bye. For those i think i only put bears on ignore, it's not my fault most of them are such idiots. 500 in 2 weeks, is that not a specific time-frame? It was a daring prediction at that time( 680) you whining twat! Because a bull's delusion is not considered an idiocy.. Unfortunately for you, we never did hit 500 I liked him better in pulp fiction
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June 14, 2014, 08:00:38 PM |
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For anyone that can understand Italian, here is a youtube of a bitcoin hearing by the Italian government. I think the live part is over, but this just happened today. If it still says "live" then you will need to rewind and skip the history part to get to the hearing. Diretta canale satellitare della Camera dei deputati: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5h-KfwC4aI
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June 14, 2014, 08:01:01 PM |
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