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March 05, 2018, 12:23:07 AM
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Its not , its contributing. You need to desert all that stuff and endeavor to profit. I wish there was no destitution and so forth on the planet, however meanwhile I gotta pay the lease. I might want to purchase a house however the market is nuts right now so I should pause. Its not ravenousness to need to purchase my very own position. Also, to the contention that 'for what reason ought to everybody surmise that they ought to have the capacity to claim a house', as though it is currently something held for the respectability: I went from a year to year rent to month to month lease. On the off chance that my proprietor needs to offer, I am SOL. I need to move, with next to no notice. Lease can go up at whatever point they believe they can charge more. There is no security in leasing, it sucks.
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March 05, 2018, 12:24:25 AM
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Why it would be greedy for holding something that will be more valuable on the future ?
I say these who don't hold are likely not looking to take more profit by selling earlier.
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March 05, 2018, 03:24:45 AM
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Holding bitcoin is a strategy to get profit, so it can not be said to be greedy, of course bitcoin holding is also risky because next month's price is not necessarily higher than this month, for example is if know price will go down then I will sell all bitcoin in December ago.

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March 05, 2018, 03:28:44 AM
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Holding bitcoin isn't greedy from the holder's point of view. Most of the times, people keep their holdings to save it up for some special need in the future and not act rashly. Aiming to have financial  freedom as long as you are not scamming people can't also be considered greedy.
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March 05, 2018, 03:34:20 AM
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Most people now with the rise of bitcoin value, just want to hold bitcoin for as long as they can so that they can maximize their worth. But isn't it a little too greedy to just keep holding bitcoin?
We've all read that story in the school with the moral "Greed is a Curse".
So what if too much greed in bitcoin may backfire? What if, the hodlers end up with nothing?

What you are saying in true but we humans are born like this greed make us lose money in simple terms you can see this in the casino when someone wins he will want to win more when he lose he want to revenge and win back. Bitcoin works this way too, so the only way to stop this is to control your desire and cash out when reach a certain amount.
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March 05, 2018, 03:42:20 AM
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Holding Bitcoin is the best approach to influence your benefit to end up greater. It isn't being ravenous. It is the useful way. It is the least demanding yet gainful. Is it true that you fear putting resources into Bitcoin? Do you figure you will never have a benefit and you will get a misfortune on your cash? That will never happen. Bitcoin is for long haul speculation. On the off chance that you are quiet, your future worth will increment.
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March 05, 2018, 03:44:27 AM
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I do not think that is greed. When you invest money, it means you accept the risk, and that also gives you a good return on your risk. So do not call it greed. If it was me, I would not sell the bitcoin I was having until it reached 30K.
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March 05, 2018, 04:04:29 AM
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Of course not! Holding a bitcoin doen’t mean greediness, it only means you are a wise man that wants a secured life in the future, everyone does’t like to be a beggar when getting old, so preparing and securing the future is not greediness at all instead it is a wise decision in life. We should not be too complacent if we are living a very comfortable life today, at least we have to spare some funds and anticipate of what is life waiting ahead and be ready for the time when you are not able to work already, retirement funds is already there as planned.😊
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March 05, 2018, 04:14:00 AM
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Holding bitcoin isn't greedy from the holder's point of view. Most of the times, people keep their holdings to save it up for some special need in the future and not act rashly. Aiming to have financial  freedom as long as you are not scamming people can't also be considered greedy.
I do not think this is greed. I just think that bitcoin has the value of investing, as long as you do not regret it when the bitcoin price falls, because the price of money is often determined by the market. When everyone is optimistic about bitcoin, Will not blow their confidence, but more valued.
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March 05, 2018, 04:26:52 AM
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i don't think this is a greedy behavior because some of people want to hold it until another folk coming
and some people is a true fans in bitcoin ,
No it is not, why?  Because having a bitcoin is an investment, for you to secure your future. If you are dreaming of a better life that does mean you are being greedy?  I don't think so.
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March 05, 2018, 06:48:52 AM
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For me holding a Bitcoin is not greedy, I think it focus on how you can earn a lot of money for your future..It's just your being smart for that,we find a way where we can  earn more money.Youre greedy if you don't share what you have.
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March 05, 2018, 06:55:01 AM
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Holding the complete portfolio is not advisable instead keep booking the partial profits and let the balance remain long term.Else u can withdraw u r investment and let the balance profit earned run long term, i see and do this way for good long term returns and maintain a healthy portfolio.Also, i would advise do not aim very much long term as well , keep selling the coins near the previous highs and wait for market correction again to get those positions where you can buy and again sell at the new highs.This is another way people trade.

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March 05, 2018, 06:55:24 AM
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The thought is great that just to keep and hold without a picking up isn't great however in the event that we hold it and afterward put the bitcoin in a venture. From this you will take as much time as necessary and you did great choice for the future in light of the fact that just to hold this cash is a trick alternative in the event that you are wide vision you should take a risk to end up the fruitful individual.
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March 05, 2018, 07:00:07 AM
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When it comes to business, the term greed doesn't exist, especially with the fact that we live in a capitalist world, one only embraces what will increase their value and worth. every other person is free to do whatever they wish to do with their money just don't judge what others do with theirs. If morality was at the forefront the Billionaires would be running charity programs, but are they?

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March 05, 2018, 07:10:02 AM
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Once it's fully functioning you will be able to pay your bills using cryptocurrencies, buy a car in a dealership, order anything you want from online stores, and more. If somebody is holding and waiting for it to happen I'd call him a cryptocurrency supporter and if there's a bit of greed driving him, great!
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March 05, 2018, 07:14:25 AM
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Most people now with the rise of bitcoin value, just want to hold bitcoin for as long as they can so that they can maximize their worth. But isn't it a little too greedy to just keep holding bitcoin?
We've all read that story in the school with the moral "Greed is a Curse".
So what if too much greed in bitcoin may backfire? What if, the hodlers end up with nothing?

I guess If youre holding a million bitcoin or more it can be considered as a greedy behavior but if you were just possessing a small portions of it i would say that it is not greedy at all and besides its nearly impossible to possessed such great amounts of it since it is worth a thousand dollars per bicoin nowadays so the chances that it could backfire maybe less that what you think of.

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March 05, 2018, 07:17:50 AM
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The greedy ones are those who scammed people. The greedy ones are those who developed phishing sites just to victimized other people and earn easy money. Those who are hodling Bitcoins that are earned in a legitimate manner are not greedy. They are the people who truly believe in the future growth of Bitcoin. Why should we worry in hodling? We should worry on selling immaturely. We should worry in reacting to a red market too much and convert out Bitcoins out of panic.

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March 05, 2018, 07:22:33 AM
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Most people now with the rise of bitcoin value, just want to hold bitcoin for as long as they can so that they can maximize their worth. But isn't it a little too greedy to just keep holding bitcoin?
We've all read that story in the school with the moral "Greed is a Curse".
So what if too much greed in bitcoin may backfire? What if, the hodlers end up with nothing?

I am believe that in investing money, there is no greed. We always want to maximizing our profits and its nature to minimizing our risk. Being greed in investing money sometimes good because everybody want to make profits
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March 05, 2018, 07:26:36 AM
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Most people now with the rise of bitcoin value, just want to hold bitcoin for as long as they can so that they can maximize their worth. But isn't it a little too greedy to just keep holding bitcoin?
We've all read that story in the school with the moral "Greed is a Curse".
So what if too much greed in bitcoin may backfire? What if, the hodlers end up with nothing?

I am believe that in investing money, there is no greed. We always want to maximizing our profits and its nature to minimizing our risk. Being greed in investing money sometimes good because everybody want to make profits

Yes I believe it is important for the bitcoin ecosystem that their are both bitcoin hodlers and bitcoin spenders. Hodlers take supply out of the circulating supply which puts pricing pressure on bitcoin and spenders help support volume levels

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March 05, 2018, 07:27:55 AM
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Most people now with the rise of bitcoin value, just want to hold bitcoin for as long as they can so that they can maximize their worth. But isn't it a little too greedy to just keep holding bitcoin?
We've all read that story in the school with the moral "Greed is a Curse".
So what if too much greed in bitcoin may backfire? What if, the hodlers end up with nothing?
hold bitcoin for the long term is advantageous because it aims to get a higher bitcoin value. but you are right, if everyone just hold bitcoin, of course that's not true too. in the world of bitcoin trading, there must be buyers and sellers, so there is an effective synchronization of bitcoin and it can have a big effect on bitcoin in the market. if someone just holds it, it will make the bitcoin in market is off.
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