Obviously something else is the matter. I don't think we've ever interacted, but it seems like what's happened between myself and jollygood has you hurting for some reason.
Get well soon
If you think my reaction to your request is somehow tied to your interaction with JollyGood, you obviously haven't been paying attention to my interactions with him, lol.
He obviously hasn't.
I don't really like getting sucked into drama and the only reason I was recently, was due to WW situation and some degenerate gamblers who did not like my controversial opinion (never again, that was taxing).
I have no intention of keeping up with other people's shenanigans so don't expect me to know the dynamics of everyone here lol
I'm not really betting on the price - the terms are made for protection in case of upside and mutual benefit in case of downside, as I'll have to sell the coins to be able to use the loan. It's also created because I'd rather receive btc than some stablecoins on an inferior chain.
The question I asked earlier was coming to the fact that with how smart you seem to be about some things, that you have even called quite a few people on the forum low IQ and that you know a lot about cyber security; and you seriously
need a $429 shitty loan?
I guess it's not incompatible to be smart in some areas and manage your finances terribly, because taking out a $429 loan committing to pay back 60% APR (yes, depending on price evolution, I know) is a sign of managing your finances very poorly. This section is fed by people who live in poor countries (and have low incomes as well as poor access to credit if at all) or gamblers, and you don't seem to be either of the two cases.
Need is the incorrect word. I don't need this loan to survive. It would just allow me to go ahead with take alternative path to my financial plan, which involves a bit more risk. I've been considering another loan with shasan except with some collateral and different purpose over a personal loan anyway. I'm leaving this one open til tomorrow if someone does want to take it.
Good financial management geared toward growth has to have an element of risk. I balance risk just fine personally and in business. If the loan was executed, I'd be able to alleviate some personal things while creating an opportunity for myself and the lender that will allow me to pay less interest, while he gets more coins (this is based on my belief that the 8 week outlook for btc is bearish). If there is upside for BTC, I believe I bear most of the cost and the lender does not come off any weaker in USD, and not much worse off in BTC when interest is factored in.
Gamblers and poor people - that's two sides of the spectrum. One is by circumstance, one is by choice. Gamblers on the left, financially poor on the right. I am in between. I don't gamble, I'm not rich, I'm not poor, I'm just a person going along.
Without insight into my finances and the way I do things, you wouldn't be able to say for sure if I manage my finances
terribly or not. I believe that I do okay for myself and that I measure risks appropriately. I believe that I am fair and that the loan risk for the lender and borrower are also fair - opportunity and risk are balanced depending on the outcome. If you add bullish bias (as everyone has) then it seems like greed, but I don't see anyone actually responding to:
Do you really think that the 8 week sentiment is 100% upward?Or providing a percentage of that belief to at least create some odds.
Pretty lame if you're just trolling direwolf...get good kid.
It's the other way around - check the trust list. He's trolling me due to his sudden greed in the lending section.
Comedy? That takes talent which neither of you have.
I'm a little lost and not too interested in investigating the beef, you do you lord
....and comedy is subjective
(especially in the sensitive
2020's
)
I have no idea what either of you are talking about. I don't know if you're stroking each other off, or having a lover's quarrel.
I don't know what gave that impression. Kind of just working out what you both want from me here and have been since the beginning. I don't think Timelord or I showed anything like having a "lover's quarrel" here and I've not really interacted with him outside this thread so....good joke I guess? lol
But, if either of you are attempting to troll me, I'll give you a few lessons that might help you succeed:
1. When trolling someone, it's best to wait for an opportunity when you aren't trying to defend you're own shady actions (this thread is a perfect example,) otherwise it comes off as deflection or projection.
2. When the troller is choosing an insult, it helps if the insult is accurate. Otherwise it won't have the desired affect of pushing the trollee's buttons. It also helps if the troller hasn't demonstrated the same behavior suggested by the insult. For example; if you're going to call someone "thin-skinned" it helps if you haven't been whining about trust list exclusions since the dawn of time.
3. Humor can often be incorporated into tolling, but it's not as essential as many would think. Subtlety is far more important. Subtlety alone can be humorous, and often necessary. Many on-line forums have rules against trolling so keeping it subtle, such as hiding it as a part of a normal discussion, or labeling it as a tutorial (just some examples,) will help deliver the message, and may even lend some humor. This is the most underachieved factor of successful trolling, and it's no surprise because it
requires intelligence.
4. Coherence! In order to be an effective troll you need to be coherent. If the trollee doesn't even know he's being trolled, you're not doing it right. You can't make snide comments that are so passive-aggressive that no body even knows what you're talking about.
I hope that helps.
What you give is what you get. I don't troll. I am fully understanding of point 1 which is why I definitely wouldn't troll in a situation like now, where you are pretty much accusing me of trying to rip off the community (far from the case, as explained earlier).
Point 2/3/4 I guess I'll save for reference but if there's something worth saying - that is way too much thinking/theory for something that is ultimately so pointless. I understand trolling, obviously not to the standard of your apparent PhD in it over there, but I don't care for it.
As for who is trolling in this thread - I still don't even know. Either someone is doing a great job at it or we are just extremely bad at communicating with each other.
This section is fed by people who live in poor countries (and have low incomes as well as poor access to credit if at all) or gamblers, and you don't seem to be either of the two cases.
Gambling is exactly what he's trying to do here. He's gambling on the price of bitcoin, only he want's a lender to take all the risk.
I'm adding risk to a loan which adds upside and downside for the lender and for myself as the borrower. The lender does not take all of the risk. Please seem my previous explanation and refer to that if you have any questions or comments about who has what risk in what scenario.
The offer is open until sept 17 00:00 server time (about 23 hours) - after more thinking, I have got an idea for a collateral loan which I'll probably post a thread to detail, or talk to shasan, after this offer expires.
