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January 27, 2014, 05:18:33 PM |
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I've been around longer than that... never used Gox.
Of course, I'm not a "whale-rat". LOL!
Then you weren't rolling around a large ball of capital. (not a whale-rat) |
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January 27, 2014, 05:19:43 PM |
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I've been around longer than that... never used Gox.
Of course, I'm not a "whale-rat". LOL!
Then you weren't rolling around a large ball of capital. (not a whale-rat) I certainly wasn't rolling it around to Magic The Gathering: Online eXchange. LOL! |
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MatTheCat (OP)
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January 28, 2014, 01:49:06 AM |
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Falchse Botschaft!
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January 28, 2014, 11:23:14 AM |
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January 28, 2014, 11:32:31 AM |
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And here is what called me out of my short sell behind that 1500K Ask wall on Stamp. A whale well known to this board getting his capital the fk out of Gox: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=400235.msg4778423#msg4778423Wonder if any of the bulltards pointing and laughing at me in this forum are still feeling so confident in Bitcoin. Dark days are immediately ahead for Bitcoin......unless you are shorting.....providing the shorting exchanges honour their debtors that is, which has happened not to be the case plenty times in Bitcoins past. Mat, I realize you're in your "mild retard" phase lately, but this time you're going too far. Quoting the "whale" rpietila, taking anything he says at face value... you can't be that naive, can you? |
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MatTheCat (OP)
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January 28, 2014, 11:51:19 AM |
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And here is what called me out of my short sell behind that 1500K Ask wall on Stamp. A whale well known to this board getting his capital the fk out of Gox: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=400235.msg4778423#msg4778423Wonder if any of the bulltards pointing and laughing at me in this forum are still feeling so confident in Bitcoin. Dark days are immediately ahead for Bitcoin......unless you are shorting.....providing the shorting exchanges honour their debtors that is, which has happened not to be the case plenty times in Bitcoins past. Mat, I realize you're in your "mild retard" phase lately, but this time you're going too far. Quoting the "whale" rpietila, taking anything he says at face value... you can't be that naive, can you? I dunno. I am presuming that there are a few whales on this board. I had every opportunity to become a 'whale' back in the day but never took it (I never even became a tiddler), I guess other Joe's in a similar and not so special situations to me might have done and it wouldn't surprise me if they were on this board. rptelia says he runs a fund that invests in Bitcoin. He has been saying that since I became aware of him pre April 2013. If he wasn't lying, then this fund has grown pretty enormous by now. If his Bitcoin fund is real and does exist, then it operated on MtGox. If it operated on Gox, he would have had trouble liquidising and now is the time to liquidise and take the hit. Naive or not, seemed that the phrase I highlighted is bang on the money, wouldn't you now agree? |
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January 28, 2014, 12:34:34 PM |
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And here is what called me out of my short sell behind that 1500K Ask wall on Stamp. A whale well known to this board getting his capital the fk out of Gox: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=400235.msg4778423#msg4778423Wonder if any of the bulltards pointing and laughing at me in this forum are still feeling so confident in Bitcoin. Dark days are immediately ahead for Bitcoin......unless you are shorting.....providing the shorting exchanges honour their debtors that is, which has happened not to be the case plenty times in Bitcoins past. Mat, I realize you're in your "mild retard" phase lately, but this time you're going too far. Quoting the "whale" rpietila, taking anything he says at face value... you can't be that naive, can you? I dunno. I am presuming that there are a few whales on this board. I had every opportunity to become a 'whale' back in the day but never took it (I never even became a tiddler), I guess other Joe's in a similar and not so special situations to me might have done and it wouldn't surprise me if they were on this board. rptelia says he runs a fund that invests in Bitcoin. He has been saying that since I became aware of him pre April 2013. If he wasn't lying, then this fund has grown pretty enormous by now. If his Bitcoin fund is real and does exist, then it operated on MtGox. If it operated on Gox, he would have had trouble liquidising and now is the time to liquidise and take the hit. Naive or not, seemed that the phrase I highlighted is bang on the money, wouldn't you now agree? Matt,if there is the dump you dream about, I can assure you whale or not ,no one will get anything out of Gox Only the greedy have stayed in Gox for the higher price, may come and bite thy arse Gox is irrelevant and finished unless Bitcoin goes to the trend lines Adjust your mindset and believe in the project or don't gamble more than you can afford to lose. From your posts it appears the latter applies |
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MatTheCat (OP)
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January 28, 2014, 01:06:39 PM |
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Matt,if there is the dump you dream about, I can assure you whale or not ,no one will get anything out of Gox
Only the greedy have stayed in Gox for the higher price, may come and bite thy arse
Gox is irrelevant and finished unless Bitcoin goes to the trend lines
Adjust your mindset and believe in the project or don't gamble more than you can afford to lose.
From your posts it appears the latter applies
My brother just took a few grand out of Gox and took a 20% haircut right away as I converted his BTC to USD on Stamp immediately. I think a lot of the capital fleeing Gox will have the same goal in mind. BTC is in clear bear trend, Gox is insolvent and the premium on getting their capital out is going up by the day. What you highlighted is very true. I have reduced my Bitfinex leveraged gambling fund to an amount that I don't care about losing (still enough to live on for 6 months). This has cut out a lot of my jitters when day trading and obviously keeping a rational state of mind greatly enhances my performance (cos it is basically like a sport for the mind). I love shorting Bitcoin!As for the project, don't get me wrong, when I first heard about it waaay back in at it's inception in 2010 (I know it was born in 2009), I immediately thought it was an ultra cool concept offering huge liberalising potential. But that was then and this is now. The problem with Bitcoin is not the original concept (although there can be arguments that their were 'flaws' from the very start, i.e. Satoshi himself owns 12%), but the community that has adopted it and especially the minority that has come to control it. Avarice has taken over from the top down and is now the prevailing ethos in Bitcoin; avarice and delusions of grandeur. The original libertarian values have taken a back seat. So when I say 'I hate Bitcoin' or I 'love shorting Bitcoin', it not the concept that I hate but what people have made it. It has become a cut-throat avarice driven arena that is flooded with idiots driven to a state of wild delusion....the sort of idiots who derided and ridiculed my decision to to take a loss on some $1100 and sell at $1000 (I wish I knew about shorting back then). My first speculative Bitcoins were purchased at around $720, not $7.20. I can't afford to allow myself to be influenced by these inflated delusional idiots. Now we stand on the precipice. Bitcoin is facing a death of sorts. Bitcoin has gotten far too much heat as a result of avarice driven whales encouraging a massive Bitcoin ramp up (the 'libertarian' thing to have done is not to have held, but diluted their holdings to spread ownership around) and the established powers will only allow Bitcoin to flourish if they can control it. It is that simple. I see an absolute bloodbath ahead where Bitcoin is either killed or ends up being largely owned and controlled by JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs. If that latter happens, then be sure, Bitcoin could go all the way to 10K.....but 'freedom' or 'believing in the project'........? LOL. Not in the world that I live in m8! I HATE Bitcoin. |
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June 26, 2018, 11:28:27 AM |
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Quote this for truth:
Buy as much as the fuck you can, right the fuck now. End of January comes and all the sell the (OMG CHINA BANNED BTC) rumours, are gonna buy the news. Not to mention all the "lets see what happens at the end of jan" dollars sat on the sidelines.
When we hit 5 figures your +/-$10 dance is going to look just as silly as all those people arguing about whether it was going up or down a dollar when we were at $12.
Fish. On.
Mat was right. from $800 it went right don to $200. I was such an idiot for telling people to buy and hold because it was going to 5 figures  Here we are again, hovering around $700 could go as low as $200 over the next 18 months, it could bounce and hit 5 figures. Realistically speaking though, the next bubble it will probably be 6 figures. Make sure you are holding Bitcoin "p2p digital cash" when it happens  |
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June 30, 2018, 10:25:17 PM |
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You may be waiting some time. Mat is a grand master in the art of "being right but still doing the wrong thing" Prolly sold all his BCH for BTC too |
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June 30, 2018, 11:00:58 PM |
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You may be waiting some time. Mat is a grand master in the art of "being right but still doing the wrong thing" Prolly sold all his BCH for BTC too "being right but still doing the wrong thing" - I never heard of it, why do you call it an art? This is the first time I've seen someone say that, and I'm curious. Can you explain? |
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