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April 16, 2014, 07:36:48 AM |
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Already bought more at $400
Profiting 130$ already on each one, not bad! |
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BitChick
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April 16, 2014, 01:58:40 PM |
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What tells you it's gonna happen fast?
everyone and their aunt have been waiting on their sidelines to catch the bottom, everyone convinced they are smarter than the next. like some huge game of chicken. these people *want* to buy. they are frightened. their fear just needs an outlet, right now they are afraid that they are catching a knife, but that will quickly change to the terror of missing the boat. every move ever is made of that. This. Once the greed of "man I could have bought at 350 yesterday" will be overtaken by fear of "oh my god I may miss this train completely" people start making hasty buy decisions, followed by hasty sell decisions when it turns around on a 5-minute candle, rinse repeat, because human emotions are the shortest route to poverty. sgbett, does not it feel nice being a hodler and watching the things you've experienced twice already unfold on unsuspecting newbies? So much fun  It IS a lot of fun, honestly. All these newbs coming on here thinking they know everything. Ahhh, but we were newbs just a year ago. We need to have some compassion.  I guess the only thing I can say is that we tried to learn from others mistakes and instead of panic selling just held on through the ups and downs. I can honestly say I am very thankful we have done that! Now we just calmly buy when we hit lows like a couple days ago. It is still a bit depressing when the price drops but I am not too worried about it. The fear of "missing the boat" actually has some truth to it. Newbies would be better off just buying now. We might drop a little, but this is about as low as it is going to get before the next big "bubble" "pump" "ATH" or whatever you want to call it. Today's noobs are next cycle's senior members. By the way, how long did it take to find the address in your Sig?! BitChicksHusband found the address. I think it took several hours. He left it running all night one night. |
1BitcHiCK1iRa6YVY6qDqC6M594RBYLNPo
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April 16, 2014, 02:09:48 PM |
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What tells you it's gonna happen fast?
everyone and their aunt have been waiting on their sidelines to catch the bottom, everyone convinced they are smarter than the next. like some huge game of chicken. these people *want* to buy. they are frightened. their fear just needs an outlet, right now they are afraid that they are catching a knife, but that will quickly change to the terror of missing the boat. every move ever is made of that. This. Once the greed of "man I could have bought at 350 yesterday" will be overtaken by fear of "oh my god I may miss this train completely" people start making hasty buy decisions, followed by hasty sell decisions when it turns around on a 5-minute candle, rinse repeat, because human emotions are the shortest route to poverty. sgbett, does not it feel nice being a hodler and watching the things you've experienced twice already unfold on unsuspecting newbies? So much fun It IS a lot of fun, honestly. All these newbs coming on here thinking they know everything. Ahhh, but we were newbs just a year ago. We need to have some compassion. I guess the only thing I can say is that we tried to learn from others mistakes and instead of panic selling just held on through the ups and downs. I can honestly say I am very thankful we have done that! Now we just calmly buy when we hit lows like a couple days ago. It is still a bit depressing when the price drops but I am not too worried about it. The fear of "missing the boat" actually has some truth to it. Newbies would be better off just buying now. We might drop a little, but this is about as low as it is going to get before the next big "bubble" "pump" "ATH" or whatever you want to call it. Today's noobs are next cycle's senior members. By the way, how long did it take to find the address in your Sig?! BitChicksHusband found the address. I think it took several hours. He left it running all night one night. So he's an all-nighter |
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piramida
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April 16, 2014, 04:09:45 PM |
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What tells you it's gonna happen fast?
everyone and their aunt have been waiting on their sidelines to catch the bottom, everyone convinced they are smarter than the next. like some huge game of chicken. these people *want* to buy. they are frightened. their fear just needs an outlet, right now they are afraid that they are catching a knife, but that will quickly change to the terror of missing the boat. every move ever is made of that. This. Once the greed of "man I could have bought at 350 yesterday" will be overtaken by fear of "oh my god I may miss this train completely" people start making hasty buy decisions, followed by hasty sell decisions when it turns around on a 5-minute candle, rinse repeat, because human emotions are the shortest route to poverty. sgbett, does not it feel nice being a hodler and watching the things you've experienced twice already unfold on unsuspecting newbies? So much fun It IS a lot of fun, honestly. All these newbs coming on here thinking they know everything. Ahhh, but we were newbs just a year ago. We need to have some compassion. I guess the only thing I can say is that we tried to learn from others mistakes and instead of panic selling just held on through the ups and downs. I can honestly say I am very thankful we have done that! Now we just calmly buy when we hit lows like a couple days ago. It is still a bit depressing when the price drops but I am not too worried about it. The fear of "missing the boat" actually has some truth to it. Newbies would be better off just buying now. We might drop a little, but this is about as low as it is going to get before the next big "bubble" "pump" "ATH" or whatever you want to call it. Today's noobs are next cycle's senior members. By the way, how long did it take to find the address in your Sig?! BitChicksHusband found the address. I think it took several hours. He left it running all night one night. Life's unfair, if you wanted to give him such a present it would take hundreds of years |
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apsvinet
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April 16, 2014, 04:15:13 PM |
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What tells you it's gonna happen fast?
everyone and their aunt have been waiting on their sidelines to catch the bottom, everyone convinced they are smarter than the next. like some huge game of chicken. these people *want* to buy. they are frightened. their fear just needs an outlet, right now they are afraid that they are catching a knife, but that will quickly change to the terror of missing the boat. every move ever is made of that. This. Once the greed of "man I could have bought at 350 yesterday" will be overtaken by fear of "oh my god I may miss this train completely" people start making hasty buy decisions, followed by hasty sell decisions when it turns around on a 5-minute candle, rinse repeat, because human emotions are the shortest route to poverty. sgbett, does not it feel nice being a hodler and watching the things you've experienced twice already unfold on unsuspecting newbies? So much fun It IS a lot of fun, honestly. All these newbs coming on here thinking they know everything. Ahhh, but we were newbs just a year ago. We need to have some compassion. I guess the only thing I can say is that we tried to learn from others mistakes and instead of panic selling just held on through the ups and downs. I can honestly say I am very thankful we have done that! Now we just calmly buy when we hit lows like a couple days ago. It is still a bit depressing when the price drops but I am not too worried about it. The fear of "missing the boat" actually has some truth to it. Newbies would be better off just buying now. We might drop a little, but this is about as low as it is going to get before the next big "bubble" "pump" "ATH" or whatever you want to call it. Today's noobs are next cycle's senior members. By the way, how long did it take to find the address in your Sig?! Well, your forum status doesn't indicate how much you know about Bitcoins, only how much time you've spent posting on this forum. |
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sgbett
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April 16, 2014, 04:31:20 PM |
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What tells you it's gonna happen fast?
everyone and their aunt have been waiting on their sidelines to catch the bottom, everyone convinced they are smarter than the next. like some huge game of chicken. these people *want* to buy. they are frightened. their fear just needs an outlet, right now they are afraid that they are catching a knife, but that will quickly change to the terror of missing the boat. every move ever is made of that. Just like the run up from $2 that you lived through.......yeah...that really took off didn't it.......2 years down the line from it of course. $2 in mid nov to ~$7, 6 weeks later. It's not exactly a slow move up... if that happened today it would put us ~$1200 beginning of june. That couldn't happen today though, there is hardly anyone left who wants bitcoin compared to back then... |
"A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution" - Satoshi Nakamoto*my posts are not investment advice*
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Cassius
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April 16, 2014, 04:33:25 PM |
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apsvinet
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April 16, 2014, 04:35:19 PM |
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What tells you it's gonna happen fast?
everyone and their aunt have been waiting on their sidelines to catch the bottom, everyone convinced they are smarter than the next. like some huge game of chicken. these people *want* to buy. they are frightened. their fear just needs an outlet, right now they are afraid that they are catching a knife, but that will quickly change to the terror of missing the boat. every move ever is made of that. Just like the run up from $2 that you lived through.......yeah...that really took off didn't it.......2 years down the line from it of course. $2 in mid nov to ~$7, 6 weeks later. It's not exactly a slow move up... if that happened today it would put us ~$1200 beginning of june. That couldn't happen today though, there is hardly anyone left who wants bitcoin compared to back then... Other factors will decide the value nowadays though. |
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sgbett
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April 16, 2014, 04:45:32 PM |
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What tells you it's gonna happen fast?
everyone and their aunt have been waiting on their sidelines to catch the bottom, everyone convinced they are smarter than the next. like some huge game of chicken. these people *want* to buy. they are frightened. their fear just needs an outlet, right now they are afraid that they are catching a knife, but that will quickly change to the terror of missing the boat. every move ever is made of that. This. Once the greed of "man I could have bought at 350 yesterday" will be overtaken by fear of "oh my god I may miss this train completely" people start making hasty buy decisions, followed by hasty sell decisions when it turns around on a 5-minute candle, rinse repeat, because human emotions are the shortest route to poverty. sgbett, does not it feel nice being a hodler and watching the things you've experienced twice already unfold on unsuspecting newbies? So much fun It feels nice being a holder yes, because at todays prices I could not afford to buy 1/10th of what I have now, and it would be infinitely more risky. However, I'm under no illusion that this is a sure bet. It's interesting watching newbies go through the process of figuring out how what the potential upside is, and how little they really have to risk. You don't need to be ALL IN, and once you figure that out you are set. Risk what you can afford to lose. Watch it go to the moon/up in smoke. Don't sweat. Or be like mat. trade insanely. become neurotic the market is against you then finally throw in the towel and sit on the sidelines a trembling wreck. It's those people, the people that are ALL OUT, they are the people I don't get. They are convinced they can trade to win, and for a while I'm sure some do (and statistically some will continue to). Most won't. They could have just held and done alright. Sure I've juiced my returns by skimming a bit off the top on the run ups and buying back a little on the downturns, but this accounts for tiny fraction of my pot. It's all gambling, but if you are going to gamble, pick good odds, and manage your bankroll. I still say buy, I still say hold, and I still leave in my sig where I called the bottom so you can see just how easy it is to be wrong. There is too much revisionism on these boards. This is just my bit of truth (I also said buy at $800, and I suspect soon, that will end up having been good advice...) |
"A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution" - Satoshi Nakamoto*my posts are not investment advice*
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apsvinet
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April 16, 2014, 04:46:54 PM |
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What tells you it's gonna happen fast?
everyone and their aunt have been waiting on their sidelines to catch the bottom, everyone convinced they are smarter than the next. like some huge game of chicken. these people *want* to buy. they are frightened. their fear just needs an outlet, right now they are afraid that they are catching a knife, but that will quickly change to the terror of missing the boat. every move ever is made of that. This. Once the greed of "man I could have bought at 350 yesterday" will be overtaken by fear of "oh my god I may miss this train completely" people start making hasty buy decisions, followed by hasty sell decisions when it turns around on a 5-minute candle, rinse repeat, because human emotions are the shortest route to poverty. sgbett, does not it feel nice being a hodler and watching the things you've experienced twice already unfold on unsuspecting newbies? So much fun It feels nice being a holder yes, because at todays prices I could not afford to buy 1/10th of what I have now, and it would be infinitely more risky. However, I'm under no illusion that this is a sure bet. It's interesting watching newbies go through the process of figuring out how what the potential upside is, and how little they really have to risk. You don't need to be ALL IN, and once you figure that out you are set. Risk what you can afford to lose. Watch it go to the moon/up in smoke. Don't sweat. Or be like mat. trade insanely. become neurotic the market is against you then finally throw in the towel and sit on the sidelines a trembling wreck. It's those people, the people that are ALL OUT, they are the people I don't get. They are convinced they can trade to win, and for a while I'm sure some do (and statistically some will continue to). Most won't. They could have just held and done alright. Sure I've juiced my returns by skimming a bit off the top on the run ups and buying back a little on the downturns, but this accounts for tiny fraction of my pot. It's all gambling, but if you are going to gamble, pick good odds, and manage your bankroll. I still say buy, I still say hold, and I still leave in my sig where I called the bottom so you can see just how easy it is to be wrong. There is too much revisionism on these boards. This is just my bit of truth (I also said buy at $800, and I suspect soon, that will end up having been good advice...) Definitely think anyone will soon be able to make a profit who bought at 800. People who are in it for the long run will probably be rewarded sooner or later. |
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sgbett
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April 16, 2014, 04:49:33 PM |
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That couldn't happen today though, there is hardly anyone left who wants bitcoin compared to back then...
Other factors will decide the value nowadays though. either 1. you missed my sarcasm (sorry i though it was obvious) or 2. you really think that the number of people that want something (demand) that is in limited supply has no bearing on the price i hope its 1 |
"A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution" - Satoshi Nakamoto*my posts are not investment advice*
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sangocamxe
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April 16, 2014, 04:51:12 PM |
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Tôi ngĩ là 800
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apsvinet
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April 16, 2014, 04:51:18 PM |
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<snip>
That couldn't happen today though, there is hardly anyone left who wants bitcoin compared to back then...
Other factors will decide the value nowadays though. either 1. you missed my sarcasm (sorry i though it was obvious) or 2. you really think that the number of people that want something (demand) that is in limited supply has no bearing on the price i hope its 1 Lol I must admit I didn't read carefully enough to detect the sarcasm. Edit: Reading it again I actually missed where you said it -couldn't- happen today.  |
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sgbett
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April 16, 2014, 05:06:00 PM |
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<snip>
That couldn't happen today though, there is hardly anyone left who wants bitcoin compared to back then...
Other factors will decide the value nowadays though. either 1. you missed my sarcasm (sorry i though it was obvious) or 2. you really think that the number of people that want something (demand) that is in limited supply has no bearing on the price i hope its 1 Lol I must admit I didn't read carefully enough to detect the sarcasm. Edit: Reading it again I actually missed where you said it -couldn't- happen today. It's easily done. All my posts are 88% sarcasm and 44% sincere. |
"A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution" - Satoshi Nakamoto*my posts are not investment advice*
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apsvinet
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April 16, 2014, 05:37:04 PM |
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<snip>
That couldn't happen today though, there is hardly anyone left who wants bitcoin compared to back then...
Other factors will decide the value nowadays though. either 1. you missed my sarcasm (sorry i though it was obvious) or 2. you really think that the number of people that want something (demand) that is in limited supply has no bearing on the price i hope its 1 Lol I must admit I didn't read carefully enough to detect the sarcasm. Edit: Reading it again I actually missed where you said it -couldn't- happen today. It's easily done. All my posts are 88% sarcasm and 44% sincere. Hahaha, alright, thank you. |
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andyatcrux
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April 16, 2014, 05:53:40 PM |
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piramida
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April 16, 2014, 06:03:29 PM |
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news in a week - china bans it's first bitcoin ATM |
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apsvinet
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April 16, 2014, 06:04:38 PM |
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news in a week - china bans it's first bitcoin ATM No surprise if they do, banks aren't allowed to trade with them as stated earlier. |
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April 16, 2014, 06:17:59 PM |
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news in a week - china bans it's first bitcoin ATM Come on argh...3...2..1...panic. |
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apsvinet
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April 16, 2014, 07:46:12 PM |
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news in a week - china bans it's first bitcoin ATM Come on argh...3...2..1...panic. Stop it, this is the kind of **** that started the China crash, people posting crap on the forums with no sources to back it up. |
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