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September 13, 2014, 03:22:16 AM |
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look at this newbie, properly spelling "hodl", and such. not sure what to say other then give this person a thumbs up. Thanks for the thumbs up, a lot of the humour in this thread is right up my alley, although I'll confess I'd actually prefer a little more rage, coarseness, abuse and unrestrained foul language in this thread....
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JayJuanGee
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September 13, 2014, 03:27:04 AM |
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1st post here after lurking for a while.... Long enough to have a swathe of miscreants on ignore. Seriously, there is no incentive I can think of which would encourage the commitment to trolling that some of this douches possess.
Anyway, I've been a hodler since last time we were in the low five hundreds. (In Aussie dollars that is) I was there fairly early on and was excited as soon I managed to finally understand the concept. This took a while as I hate money, I hate the system and have little in the way of financial knowledge. This ignorance has cost me a great deal and caused my resentment of the system to rise exponentially. I see BTC as a huge weapon against the status quo and a great equaliser for people like me. There a few avenues for dissent these days and BTC is the game changer. I've been on the sidelines as whether to risk more savings ( I'm one third of my savings in BTC, thinking about adding some Monero) buying more coins but feel that now is the time. My strategy is put buy orders in for $20 below the morning market price (eastern standard time) before leaving the house each day while this current trend continues and then check in each evening for the gossip before deciding whether to leave the buy orders standing overnight. I hope to add to my hodlings at a decent price. The average bloke in the street in my country doesn't know shit about BTC and I find the average ignorance level of my countrymen is off the chart. Our media stinks, our governments at all levels are obsessed with revenue collection, our banks are assclowns and post record profits every year I can remember.
I love BTC and what it stands for and feel the rubber band is stretched nearly as far it can go.
Welcome Tony! Sounds like you have a pretty aggressive BTC investment plan.. I believe mine is fairly aggressive too, but i have less than 10% of my quasi-liquid investment assets invested into BTC - though I am NOT opposed to investing more or allowing BTC to grow its way into a higher percentage of my total investment portfolio... .. Surely, it would be better to have experienced a past BTC price bubble, then that could also justify having and/or maintaining larger percentage allocations towards BTC. Hopefully, we each come to our own individualized conclusions about how to allocate our investment into BTC depending on our view of probabilities and also our risk tolerances and financial position, our ages and a variety of other personal factors... .maybe even including how much time we want to research into the BTC matter or to monitor the ongoing price fluctuations and market manipulations (whether that monitoring is necessary, may be another question). A third sounds like a lot but I'm below middle class and the amount I'm hodling/buying reflects this. The BTC price hasn't gone much below my buy price since I bought so I feel we are truly at the bottom and I haven't felt "the fear" and the desire to panic sell at any stage since I bought in. I would have been in earlier had I not been broke/working too hard/selling my house. I'm now a bit of a gypsy, trying not to blow too much of my fiat as I tread water, looking for a new life and waiting for my coins to go to the moon. None of my peers are interested but that reflects the type of clowns I chose to surround myself over the years. Needless to say, I'm now done with that life. Sounds like you are going through some transitional times, and there is nothing wrong with that because it happens. Anyhow, each of us can only proceed with what we know when we know it and attempt the best course of action for ourselves under our own understanding of our circumstances. Yet, no matter what, even though I hope for the moon, I do NOT count on the moon in my investment(s) into BTC. Accordingly, even though currently, I believe that there is a pretty decent chance that BTC prices will NOT go down too much further, nonetheless, there remains that possibility that big whales will continue to manipulate downward for months and months and months and we gotta be strong enough in our own BTC holdings and our other financial resources in order to NOT be forced into selling our BTC merely because we had made the mistake of overextending our investment(s) into BTC. If necessary, I am prepared (even though I do NOT want to) to hodl my BTC for a couple of more years, if that is what it takes... though of course, I will keep monitoring BTC and hope for upward market movement.... But in case of continued downward pressure, I have other resources that I use in order to support my daily living habits and expenses.
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adamstgBit
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September 13, 2014, 03:32:02 AM |
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look at this newbie, properly spelling "hodl", and such. not sure what to say other then give this person a thumbs up. Thanks for the thumbs up, a lot of the humour in this thread is right up my alley, although I'll confess I'd actually prefer a little more rage, coarseness, abuse and unrestrained foul language in this thread.... if i just stfu and let newbies speak i have no doubt there would be, more rage, coarseness, abuse and unrestrained foul language in this thread... the market is an ugly place. ( you've been lucky buying sub 500 and all ) hodl true to your dreams newbie it will pay off.
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thefunkybits
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September 13, 2014, 03:35:15 AM |
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Let's see how much time fallllling will last before being nuked again.
And wtf Bitfinex?
3200(!) wall.
Hopefully it's obvious to everyone now that this is a manipulation wall They are trying desperately to keep this "downtrend" in place..
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adamstgBit
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September 13, 2014, 03:44:05 AM |
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Let's see how much time fallllling will last before being nuked again.
And wtf Bitfinex?
3200(!) wall.
Hopefully it's obvious to everyone now that this is a manipulation wall They are trying desperately to keep this "downtrend" in place.. no other walls around, shit tons of good news, has been for weeks months, shorts continue to build. you guys are over speculating, this wall is someone that wants out, because scared of falling prices. LOL! yes its obvious now....
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ChartBuddy
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September 13, 2014, 03:59:09 AM |
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thefunkybits
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September 13, 2014, 04:27:52 AM |
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Let's see how much time fallllling will last before being nuked again.
And wtf Bitfinex?
3200(!) wall.
Hopefully it's obvious to everyone now that this is a manipulation wall They are trying desperately to keep this "downtrend" in place.. no other walls around, shit tons of good news, has been for weeks months, shorts continue to build. you guys are over speculating, this wall is someone that wants out, because scared of falling prices. LOL! yes its obvious now.... I had a thought today that maybe it's a group of merchants trying to keep the price stable to make BTC more enticing as a "currency" Bitpay or Coinbase (if they didn't need the immediate cash) could easily stop selling off-market and put up huge walls to suppress a breakout and keep volatility low
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September 13, 2014, 04:44:11 AM |
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Imagine what would happen if the US Govt decided to hodl DPR Seized Coins as cash asset, instead of auctioning them off.. They never auction money/cash/fiat that's seized. Since the judge declared bitcoins as money, and if the FBI holds them based on that, it would give Bitcoin so much credibility having the a federal agency holding bitcoin on it's balance sheet.
AFAIK, cash is simply handed over to the Treasury, and they are supposed to use it for the People's benefit. The Treasury knows how to handle foreign currencies, so those are sent to them too. Other stuff (including bitcoin) must be converted, by auction, into dollars that can be sent to the Treasury. The DPR judge did not rule that "bitcoin is money", only that it counts as money for the purposes of the trial, because it is what DPR took as his fees from SilkRoad's illegal businesses. If he had taken his fees in diamonds, it would have been seized and auctioned the same way. Courts and police understand that "money laundering" can be done with any valuable stuff, such as gold, diamonds, real estate, boats. I suppose that "money transmitting business" would include also a service that accepts gold from one person here and delivers it to another person way over there.
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adamstgBit
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September 13, 2014, 04:56:38 AM |
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Let's see how much time fallllling will last before being nuked again.
And wtf Bitfinex?
3200(!) wall.
Hopefully it's obvious to everyone now that this is a manipulation wall They are trying desperately to keep this "downtrend" in place.. no other walls around, shit tons of good news, has been for weeks months, shorts continue to build. you guys are over speculating, this wall is someone that wants out, because scared of falling prices. LOL! yes its obvious now.... I had a thought today that maybe it's a group of merchants trying to keep the price stable to make BTC more enticing as a "currency" Bitpay or Coinbase (if they didn't need the immediate cash) could easily stop selling off-market and put up huge walls to suppress a breakout and keep volatility low i don't think so. this markets main attraction for deep pockets is the potential to become the manipulator. your suggesting that Bitpay and/or Coinbase is trying to do this. thats possible, but i feel a much more powerful player in the room, i doubt Bitpay and/or Coinbase could be him. who knows, tooo much speculation for me, i'm going to stay away from this place this weekend.
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September 13, 2014, 04:59:06 AM |
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thefunkybits
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September 13, 2014, 05:01:30 AM |
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Let's see how much time fallllling will last before being nuked again.
And wtf Bitfinex?
3200(!) wall.
Hopefully it's obvious to everyone now that this is a manipulation wall They are trying desperately to keep this "downtrend" in place.. [img] no other walls around, shit tons of good news, has been for weeks months, shorts continue to build. you guys are over speculating, this wall is someone that wants out, because scared of falling prices. LOL! yes its obvious now.... I had a thought today that maybe it's a group of merchants trying to keep the price stable to make BTC more enticing as a "currency" Bitpay or Coinbase (if they didn't need the immediate cash) could easily stop selling off-market and put up huge walls to suppress a breakout and keep volatility low i don't think so. this markets main attraction for deep pockets is the potential to become the manipulator. your suggesting that Bitpay and/or Coinbase is trying to do this. thats possible, but i feel a much more powerful player in the room, i doubt Bitpay and/or Coinbase could be him. who knows, tooo much speculation for me, i'm going to stay away from this place this weekend. I don't think it's likely...but just a thought I had Trying to take off my tinfoil hat for a few minutes and play devils' advocate
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September 13, 2014, 05:05:43 AM |
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September 13, 2014, 05:17:15 AM |
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1st post here after lurking for a while.... Long enough to have a swathe of miscreants on ignore. Seriously, there is no incentive I can think of which would encourage the commitment to trolling that some of this douches possess.
Anyway, I've been a hodler since last time we were in the low five hundreds. (In Aussie dollars that is) I was there fairly early on and was excited as soon I managed to finally understand the concept. This took a while as I hate money, I hate the system and have little in the way of financial knowledge. This ignorance has cost me a great deal and caused my resentment of the system to rise exponentially. I see BTC as a huge weapon against the status quo and a great equaliser for people like me. There a few avenues for dissent these days and BTC is the game changer. I've been on the sidelines as whether to risk more savings ( I'm one third of my savings in BTC, thinking about adding some Monero) buying more coins but feel that now is the time. My strategy is put buy orders in for $20 below the morning market price (eastern standard time) before leaving the house each day while this current trend continues and then check in each evening for the gossip before deciding whether to leave the buy orders standing overnight. I hope to add to my hodlings at a decent price. The average bloke in the street in my country doesn't know shit about BTC and I find the average ignorance level of my countrymen is off the chart. Our media stinks, our governments at all levels are obsessed with revenue collection, our banks are assclowns and post record profits every year I can remember.
I love BTC and what it stands for and feel the rubber band is stretched nearly as far it can go. Welcome, Tony! It's nice to see bitcoin infiltrating to all social strata. I mean you are the first PM here As for your strategy, if I were you and were investing long-time, I wouldn't waste much time trying to buy 4% cheaper. From the other hand, I would try to triple my future fortune by getting 90% in, rather that 30%. (Now, if bitcoin fall to 300$ or to 0$ you would know whom to blame )
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September 13, 2014, 05:18:29 AM |
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Everyone seems so down in the dumps... It must be time for free beer Friday
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September 13, 2014, 05:32:33 AM |
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Everyone seems so down in the dumps... It must be time for free beer Friday lol i grabbed this one, my first free beer cheers Must be a good luck charm, Stamp and Finex are on the move! 1000 BTC market buy on BFX
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September 13, 2014, 05:34:05 AM |
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Someone finally took a chunk out of that 3k wall on Bitfinex.
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September 13, 2014, 05:41:24 AM |
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Someone finally took a chunk out of that 3k wall on Bitfinex.
kaboom
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thefunkybits
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September 13, 2014, 05:42:27 AM |
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Someone finally took a chunk out of that 3k wall on Bitfinex.
kaboom Holy F*CK boys! the wall has been eaten!!!!
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September 13, 2014, 05:42:40 AM |
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holy sheet
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September 13, 2014, 05:43:25 AM |
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Someone finally took a chunk out of that 3k wall on Bitfinex.
kaboom Holy F*CK boys! the wall has been eaten!!!!
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