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December 23, 2014, 04:50:09 PM |
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jaredboice: "this user is currently ignored."  Probably just another note about how myself and everyone else who doesn't think the exact same way as him is a "troll", since that's the only thing he's capable of saying on here. |
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stingleword
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December 23, 2014, 04:53:59 PM |
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Dow to 18,000!!! It must feel bad to have kept your money in bitcoin all of 2014, and now sit here at $330 hoping and praying it reaches $1,000 again someday. Glad I got out months ago and put the money in the stock market  Interesting. Can you purchase goods and/or services with your stocks? Because I buy stuff with my bitcoins on a weekly basis. "Remember, your money's not worth a thing if you don't spend it." - Marcus, Marcus Munitions, Borderlands |
Crypto is dead, its community is a series of bad jokes.
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NotLambchop
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December 23, 2014, 05:05:52 PM |
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Dow to 18,000!!! It must feel bad to have kept your money in bitcoin all of 2014, and now sit here at $330 hoping and praying it reaches $1,000 again someday. Glad I got out months ago and put the money in the stock market Interesting. Can you purchase goods and/or services with your stocks? Because I buy stuff with my bitcoins on a weekly basis. "Remember, your money's not worth a thing if you don't spend it." - Marcus, Marcus Munitions, Borderlands Currently, there is no difference between spending BTC and spending securities. Both are converted to USD, in most cases. That's why goods are priced in USD/Euro/etc., and not in BTC or AAPL. "Remember, your BTC's worth 65% less than it was worth a year ago."--NotLambchop, Speculation, Bitcointalk.org |
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riiiiising
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December 23, 2014, 05:09:13 PM |
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Dow to 18,000!!! It must feel bad to have kept your money in bitcoin all of 2014, and now sit here at $330 hoping and praying it reaches $1,000 again someday. Glad I got out months ago and put the money in the stock market Interesting. Can you purchase goods and/or services with your stocks? Because I buy stuff with my bitcoins on a weekly basis. "Remember, your money's not worth a thing if you don't spend it." - Marcus, Marcus Munitions, Borderlands Sure, I could withdrawal my gains any time I want! Of course I won't though, because I'm investing for the long term. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is only worth approximately 1/3 what is was a year ago. I have no interest in investing in a falling asset class until there's some kind of promising news on the horizon. |
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December 23, 2014, 05:13:21 PM |
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finally its happening
i was worried about difficulty drop, and thought price may drop more
but its good to see bitcoin is recovering
i wish 400$ at the end of 2014
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December 23, 2014, 05:15:42 PM |
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To all the newbies, NotLambchop and riiiiising are both well known serial trolls around here. They also go by other names: fewcoins, falllllllling, fallinglantern, and they have some new accounts popping up as well. Best bet is to click the ignore button under their name to the left. If you see serial doom and gloomers, just ask somebody if they're trolls. Don't bother arguing with a troll, they aren't here to be convinced, they are here to convince you. Some of them are swing trolls and make you think they're bullish only to turn bearish, causing confusion to a few newcomers. Don't buy into it!
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riiiiising
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December 23, 2014, 05:30:39 PM |
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jaredboice: "this user is currently ignored."
Is this guy still spamming threads with his crap? I'm tempted to take a look, but it's probably just more ranting about trolls and some kind of force that he perceives is trying to manipulate the market down by posting on this stupid forum. blah blah blah
Let me know when he actually writes something insightful.
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stingleword
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December 23, 2014, 05:57:40 PM |
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To all the newbies, NotLambchop and riiiiising are both well known serial trolls around here.
That much is obvious. I'm a countertroll. Any time I spend wasting troll time is time others don't have to; it's sort of a hobby. Grab a seat and some popcorn! Currently, there is no difference between spending BTC and spending securities. Both are converted to USD, in most cases. That's why goods are priced in USD/Euro/etc., and not in BTC or AAPL.
"Remember, your BTC's worth 65% less than it was worth a year ago."--NotLambchop, Speculation, Bitcointalk.org
I'd take AAPL or MSFT as payment for goods and services, if I knew someone else that also did. I don't; but I know plenty of places that I can use BTC as payment. I also accept BTC as payment for my services for Lucky Bit. If the merchant accepting my bitcoin wants to burn the overhead cost on exchanging them for dollars, that is their prerogative and does not affect my bottom line either way. I'm not going to do that because I can simply spend the bitcoin I make directly, incur no overhead, and save money. Sure, I could withdrawal my gains any time I want! Of course I won't though, because I'm investing for the long term.
You haven't realized a gain until you divest. This is Marcus' First Corollary, aka The Altcoin Sucker's Lament. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is only worth approximately 1/3 what is was a year ago. I have no interest in investing in a falling asset class until there's some kind of promising news on the horizon.
That would be wise words to somebody that is evaluating bitcoin as an investment vehicle with respect to another currency. Many bitcoin users and merchants don't - myself included. Also, this statement assumes that most folks involved in bitcoin have been holding them for a year which is probably not a great metric. A significant share of the holders got their coins more than a year ago, when the price had never seen 200 USD; in their cases, I'd say bitcoin has been a very good investment (50% or more in less than 2 years!) For three-year holders, the return is measured with three digits; that's an incredible investment no matter how you dice it up. But, all that is irrelevant to people that don't treat bitcoin as an investment vehicle. Would you tell an Argentine that his decision to accept the Peso as payment for his services is a bad idea because it is a falling market? His use of that currency is not as an investment vehicle but a liquid unit of exchange - and in that capacity it outperforms all competition despite the fact that it's a falling asset. He cannot accept dollars without sacrificing purchasing power by an order of magnitude larger than the Peso's inflation; this is why he may invest in dollars, but accept and spend pesos. Bitcoin outperforms the dollar in that capacity for me; the time and purchasing power cost of exchanging to and transmitting dollars is prohibitively expensive. Therefore, I exchange in bitcoin - rising or falling. I'm not a bull, I'm not a bear: I'm a consumer, and a bitcoin is worth exactly what I can buy with it. |
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FatherBob
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December 23, 2014, 06:11:58 PM |
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To all the newbies, NotLambchop and riiiiising are both well known serial trolls around here.
That much is obvious. I'm a countertroll. Any time I spend wasting troll time is time others don't have to; it's sort of a hobby. Grab a seat and some popcorn! Currently, there is no difference between spending BTC and spending securities. Both are converted to USD, in most cases. That's why goods are priced in USD/Euro/etc., and not in BTC or AAPL.
"Remember, your BTC's worth 65% less than it was worth a year ago."--NotLambchop, Speculation, Bitcointalk.org
I'd take AAPL or MSFT as payment for goods and services, if I knew someone else that also did. I don't; but I know plenty of places that I can use BTC as payment. I also accept BTC as payment for my services for Lucky Bit. If the merchant accepting my bitcoin wants to burn the overhead cost on exchanging them for dollars, that is their prerogative and does not affect my bottom line either way. I'm not going to do that because I can simply spend the bitcoin I make directly, incur no overhead, and save money. ... Lol, so you accept BTC for your broken (and likely illegal) gambling site, my son? Impressive!  ~Rev. FatherBob |
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stingleword
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December 23, 2014, 06:46:25 PM |
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Lol, so you accept BTC for your broken (and likely illegal) gambling site, my son? Impressive! ~Rev. FatherBob It's not mine; I perform services for them such as managing their signature campaign and moderator staff. They do operate legally within their country of origin and I am operating legally within mine. Since you quoted the part where I mentioned that I'm a countertroll, I think you can see where this is going. Check; your move! |
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FatherBob
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December 23, 2014, 06:52:19 PM |
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Lol, so you accept BTC for your broken (and likely illegal) gambling site, my son? Impressive! ~Rev. FatherBob It's not mine; I perform services for them such as managing their signature campaign and moderator staff. ... God sees through your feeble lies, my son! You might fool your friends, the other scammers, but you will never fool Him! Repent, filthy Sodomite! ~Rev. FatherBob |
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Gianluca95
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December 23, 2014, 07:04:21 PM |
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Bitcoin has finally gave in to the buy pressures and the great sell wall is DOWN.. Bitcoin going up the $335 level.   I don't think that a little raise of price (only two dollars in this case) mean that there are going to a bubble imminent. So, realize that after one day price it's the same (330$). So, realize that in market actually there is little liquidity in market and bitcoin need big investor to change price, in good, or in bad case. |
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stingleword
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December 23, 2014, 07:08:33 PM |
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God sees through your feeble lies, my son! You might fool your friends, the other scammers, but you will never fool Him!
Repent, filthy Sodomite!
~Rev. FatherBob
Very good. Very good! 8.5/10 - You gave me IRL LOLs. Thanks and have a merry Christmas! post-edit I just had a gander at your post history and I wish this forum had a "subscribe" option. You're great! |
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December 23, 2014, 07:09:34 PM |
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These nice slow crawls up are good reasons to buy... this isn't a manipulated bubble to an absurdly high price... This is what happens when buyers slowly pour money in & shorters start covering!
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riiiiising
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December 23, 2014, 07:11:37 PM |
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fewcoins: This user is currently ignored.
Don't listen to this guy! He is a bull troll and if you follow his advice you will loose all your money!
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NotLambchop
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December 23, 2014, 07:12:02 PM |
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These nice slow crawls up are good reasons to buy... this isn't a manipulated bubble to an absurdly high price... This is what happens when buyers slowly pour money in & shorters start covering!
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December 23, 2014, 07:17:44 PM |
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The facts are in bro... This year will have a very nice 2015 pump... After the pump we can talk about loosing 70% again
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NotLambchop
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December 23, 2014, 07:29:11 PM |
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...talk about loosing ...
Dat loose again Though hard to argue with success, you say you bought in @~317, you're stacking it, I'm not |
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December 23, 2014, 07:30:46 PM |
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past posts from the serial flip flopping troll, fewcoins (who is associated with NotLampchop, falllllling, riiiiiiising, sniveling, fallinglantern, freebambi)
some past posts by fewcoins:
"STOP THINKING YOU FOUND SOMETHING AMAZING THAT WILL BLOW UP ONE DAY TO MAKE YOU RICH! IT WILL NOT!!!"
"How is it a bull market long term when miners will continue to sell every coin they mint? That means unlimited selling pressure... think."
"The point is everybody is selling BTC, nobody is BUYING bitcoins and this will make the price go down until people panic & make the price decline even further! Endless cycle!!!"
"More like 3 year bear market into a crash that wipes BTC out just like that digital gold junk (the first virtual currency) TALK TO ALL THE PEOPLE WHO LOST MONEY IN THAT CURRENCY then get back to me!"
"There is no new money coming in and miners are producing $1.8m in bitcoin PER DAY EVERY DAY, It will never stop or slow down. When do you see that much money coming into BTC daily??? Probably around when the last bitcoin is set to be mined & right before all the miners shut off their machines since mining no longer has a reward for them why would they run these machines & pay electricity just to keep the network running???
I think everyone will cash out long before the last bitcoin is mined anyway."
"LOL! Hilarious!!! Let's keep talking about rising prices when BTC has never increased in value since it passed $1,000 ONCE"
"Well people have been jumping onto this sinking ship all year! So hold your hat & jump onto the ride with money you don't mind giving away"
"Why don't you think it will go below 300??? The supply is being created at a massive rate & the demand is disappearing!!! Almost gone!!!"
"And right now the supply is getting bigger and bigger everyday while the demand is getting smaller and smaller! Meaning the price will continue to go down!!! "
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December 23, 2014, 08:36:18 PM |
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@jaredboice , I highly recommend you view Athenes youtube video about the theory of life the universe and everything. Being able to control emotional responses will give you the ability to go very far in life and see things from many points of view. Almost all humans are completely controlled by emotional responses they are all so arrogent to believe they are not. I know I have had many emotional responses and I know I will have many more.
Ever since watching that youtube video the second matrix with the marvichian(however you spell it) has to be one of my fav parts of that series now. We truly are completely out of control.
Fewcoins seems to be a trader, no love or hate for bitcoin merely just a trader. When he sees a horrible down trend and the entire forum refuses to believe him and makes fun of him you should not blame him for getting angry. It would appear fewcoins has seen a change in trends, this should be a bullish sign.
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