All posts made by MySecondCunt in Bitcointalk.org's Wall Observer thread
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Post 15235139 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
The Spinning plates are wobbling all over the shop.
True.
Cashed out 1/3 of my winnings locked in profits.
From that other coin.
Hmmm...
I am more talking about the global shitfest that is coming home to roost.
The same one that keeps coming but never comes? What, specifically, are you talking about?
It never comes? what hole have you been hiding in my friend? I think you have a case of cannot see the forest for all of the trees situation going on.
No go on, tell me, tell me about the healthy global economy and how everything is under control and all going to be just fun and games and all dandy...
I could do with a soothing fairy tale.
Just asking you to clarify what you mean by "global shitfest."
I live in US, my standard of living is just fine, my streets are safe. Water, sewage, sanitation, and electricity & internet never go out.
In short, farting through silk.
So, what are you talking about?
I really would not want or need to waste my time with you, you continue farting through silk mate, keep your head buried in the sand, bully for you.
In the meantime, we shall just pretend that the sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane, the markets are healthy, that monetary and fiscal policies are working just fine, the economies are all healthy, that there is not massive bubbles in the stock markets, the debt markets, and real estate markets, there will be no further QE to infinity, that sovereign states will not need to continue buying their own bonds back, and there will be no inflation, and that there is no growing unrest (civil and state) around the world.
Just as long as you are "farting through silk" everything must be all good.
> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane
You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be.
If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
>that monetary and fiscal policies are working just fine, the economies are all healthy
Seems to be working great thus far. Also, "Fine" compared to what?
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Post 15235228 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane
You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be.
If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
I work in the financial markets, and have done most of my life.
What's your point? There are crazy/ignorant people working in every field, some
paranoid schizophrenics batshit crazies bad apples slip through the cracks.
Not a valid condemnation of the financial field
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Post 15235337 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane
You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be.
If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
So following the same logic, if you loan me money, I am more likely to kill you because then I won't have to pay you back?
It's true. You're also more likely to make me poorer, by simply not paying me back.
That's why lenders do risk assessment and charge appropriate interest. And why jackbooted thugs are retained by both parties, to make such killings unprofitable (albeit less unprofitable for the borrower).
I'm surprised you haven't thought of this yourself
>That's all the US has left at this point
Might have something else left, Elwar. Hint: you work for them
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Post 15235455 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane
You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be.
If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
So following the same logic, if you loan me money, I am more likely to kill you because then I won't have to pay you back?
It's true. You're also more likely to make me poorer, by simply not paying me back.
That's why lenders do risk assessment and charge appropriate interest. And why jackbooted thugs are retained by both parties, to make such killings unprofitable (albeit less unprofitable for the borrower).
I'm surprised you haven't thought of this yourself
>That's all the US has left at this point
Might have something else left, Elwar. Hint: you work for them
As I said "don't produce anything except for war and debt". Though they both tend to go hand in hand.
So stop fueling the war machine, Elmo. Stop working for the US military, stop colluding with those jackbooted mofos. Why does this even need to be said?
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Post 15235661 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane
You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be.
If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
So following the same logic, if you loan me money, I am more likely to kill you because then I won't have to pay you back?
It's true. You're also more likely to make me poorer, by simply not paying me back.
That's why lenders do risk assessment and charge appropriate interest. And why jackbooted thugs are retained by both parties, to make such killings unprofitable (albeit less unprofitable for the borrower).
I'm surprised you haven't thought of this yourself
>That's all the US has left at this point
Might have something else left, Elwar. Hint: you work for them
As I said "don't produce anything except for war and debt". Though they both tend to go hand in hand.
So stop fueling the war machine, Elmo. Stop working for the US military, stop colluding with those jackbooted mofos. Why does this even need to be said?
Stop giving the idiots in Congress money. I can't help if those idiots want to give me a lot of money to make American voters feel "safe".
You are literally one of the jackbooted thugs you claim to despise. You *ARE* Robert Sterling Wilson, The Black Führer of Harlem
You're Waffen SS Freiwilligen because you can't help it, the pay is good. "Stop supporting Hitler," you say, "and I'll quit Waffen SS."
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Post 15235787 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane
You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be.
If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
So following the same logic, if you loan me money, I am more likely to kill you because then I won't have to pay you back?
It's true. You're also more likely to make me poorer, by simply not paying me back.
That's why lenders do risk assessment and charge appropriate interest. And why jackbooted thugs are retained by both parties, to make such killings unprofitable (albeit less unprofitable for the borrower).
I'm surprised you haven't thought of this yourself
>That's all the US has left at this point
Might have something else left, Elwar. Hint: you work for them
As I said "don't produce anything except for war and debt". Though they both tend to go hand in hand.
So stop fueling the war machine, Elmo. Stop working for the US military, stop colluding with those jackbooted mofos. Why does this even need to be said?
Stop giving the idiots in Congress money. I can't help if those idiots want to give me a lot of money to make American voters feel "safe".
You are literally one of the jackbooted thugs you claim to despise. You *ARE* Robert Sterling Wilson, The Black Führer of Harlem
You're Waffen SS Freiwilligen because you can't help it, the pay is good. "Stop supporting Hitler," you say, "and I'll quit Waffen SS."
You are literally paying my salary.
Thank you for your money.
“I have never seen a more sublime demonstration of the totalitarian mind, a mind which might be linked unto a system of gears where teeth have been filed off at random. Such snaggle-toothed thought machine, driven by a standard or even by a substandard libido, whirls with the jerky, noisy, gaudy pointlessness of a cuckoo clock in Hell.
The boss G-man concluded wrongly that there were no teeth on the gears in the mind of Jones. 'You're completely crazy,' he said.
Jones wasn't completely crazy. The dismaying thing about classic totalitarian mind is that any given gear, thought mutilated, will have at its circumference unbroken sequences of teeth that are immaculately maintained, that are exquisitely machined.
Hence the cuckoo clock in Hell - keeping perfect time for eight minutes and twenty-three seconds, jumping ahead fourteen minutes, keeping perfect time for six seconds, jumping ahead two seconds, keeping perfect time for two hours and one second, then jumping ahead a year.
The missing teeth, of course, are simple, obvious truths, truths available and comprehensible even to ten-year-olds, in most cases.
The wilful filling off a gear teeth, the wilful doing without certain obvious pieces of information -
That was how a household as contradictory as one composed of Jones, Father Keeley, Vice-Bundesfuehrer Krapptauer, and the Black Fuehrer could exist in relative harmony -
That was how my father-in-law could contain in one mind an indifference toward slave women and love fora a blue vase -
That was how Rudolf Hess, Commandant of Auschwitz, could alternate over the loudspeakers of Auschwitz great music and calls for corpse-carriers -
That was how Nazi Germany sense no important difference between civilization and hydrophobia -
That is the closest I can come to explaining the legions, the nations of lunatics I've seen in my time.”
― Kurt Vonnegut, Mother Night
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Post 15235966 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane
You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be.
If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
So following the same logic, if you loan me money, I am more likely to kill you because then I won't have to pay you back?
It's true. You're also more likely to make me poorer, by simply not paying me back.
That's why lenders do risk assessment and charge appropriate interest. And why jackbooted thugs are retained by both parties, to make such killings unprofitable (albeit less unprofitable for the borrower).
I'm surprised you haven't thought of this yourself
>That's all the US has left at this point
Might have something else left, Elwar. Hint: you work for them
As I said "don't produce anything except for war and debt". Though they both tend to go hand in hand.
So stop fueling the war machine, Elmo. Stop working for the US military, stop colluding with those jackbooted mofos. Why does this even need to be said?
Stop giving the idiots in Congress money. I can't help if those idiots want to give me a lot of money to make American voters feel "safe".
I've stopped paying taxes. That does more to stop the war machine than me opening up a slot for someone else to fill.
He's not giving them money. They take it, and give it to you. And you're ok with this.
Let's play Jeopardy!
the behavior of people who do things that they tell other people not to do : behavior that does not agree with what someone claims to believe or feelSomething tells me Lambie is completely supportive of the government taking peoples' money.
I've fought this as much as I can, including becoming a jackbooted thug myself. I don't actually do the killing, I just shine their jackboots. The pay is great.
FTFY
> including a run for Congress
Hmm... super surprised you didn't win. Wonder why?
@Jord33 re. "Still laughing that you seemed to comprehend your street and global as the same thing."
I asked for specifics, got nothing but hand-waving.
But sure, global economy is a superset of all of the microeconomies, a sum total of all the "streets."
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Post 15236184 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane
You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be.
If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
So following the same logic, if you loan me money, I am more likely to kill you because then I won't have to pay you back?
It's true. You're also more likely to make me poorer, by simply not paying me back.
That's why lenders do risk assessment and charge appropriate interest. And why jackbooted thugs are retained by both parties, to make such killings unprofitable (albeit less unprofitable for the borrower).
I'm surprised you haven't thought of this yourself
>That's all the US has left at this point
Might have something else left, Elwar. Hint: you work for them
As I said "don't produce anything except for war and debt". Though they both tend to go hand in hand.
So stop fueling the war machine, Elmo. Stop working for the US military, stop colluding with those jackbooted mofos. Why does this even need to be said?
Stop giving the idiots in Congress money. I can't help if those idiots want to give me a lot of money to make American voters feel "safe".
I've stopped paying taxes. That does more to stop the war machine than me opening up a slot for someone else to fill.
He's not giving them money. They take it, and give it to you. And you're ok with this.
Let's play Jeopardy!
the behavior of people who do things that they tell other people not to do : behavior that does not agree with what someone claims to believe or feelSomething tells me Lambie is completely supportive of the government taking peoples' money.
I've fought this as much as I can, including becoming a jackbooted thug myself. I don't actually do the killing, I just shine their jackboots. The pay is great.
FTFY
The pay certainly is great. The government loves throwing away money.
If only all of that money was being given to non-tax paying libertarians who are immediately converting it to bitcoins. They would be out of power in a year. Wars would end, jackbooted thugs would be out of jobs and we could move forward with a solid economy based around freedom.
So let me get this straight, you're paid to be a jackbooted thug, you are a jackbooted thug, and this, somehow, will take down the US government?
How is this any different than trying to bankrupt Hitler by joining Waffen-SS? Or do you think that's perfectly reasonable too?
Help me out here, Black Führer of Harlem, explain this shit.
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Post 15236572 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
So let me get this straight, you're paid to be a jackbooted thug, you are a jackbooted thug, and this, somehow, will take down the US government?
How is this any different than trying to bankrupt Hitler by joining Waffen-SS? Or go you think that's perfectly reasonable too?
Help me out here, Black Führer of Harlem, explain this shit.
You vote for Hitler, you fund Hitler, you support Hitler, you troll people who are trying to change the system that put Hitler in place, then you complain about his jackboots. This is perfectly reasonable to you?
But I *like*
Hitler the US government. I came here from halfway around the world. That's why I fund it.
If I thought US government was Hitler, and I hated Hitler, I would be insane to vote for it and fund it, and I would be
literally the lowest of the low if, for a bagful of silver, I
joined Waffen-SS worked for the military.
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Post 15236726 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane
You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be.
If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
Great screen name firstly.
Too much debt is basically the reason for all forms of crisis. Debt can be beneficial when assets for which you go into debt are rising or while your servicing costs are easily met, but when the tide turns.....
Now if I owe you money you may not kill me, but, lets say this debt is comparatively high, I will also not have the ability to spend my income into the economy. The is deflationary and on a society wide scale, not so good. Unless of course the asset to which I am in debt is rising
If I am a company and I have high debt, I need to be relying on cheap access to credit or a high income stream. In this case if my income stream declines (Hello energy sector) and I cannot roll over my obligations, then I cannot pay my debts and i am bankrupt.
If I am a systemically important financial institution and I leverage up my positions and the market moves against me (2008) then without sufficient liquidity or ability to call in lines of credit, I am insolvent (Hello Lehman, Hello Bear). If I am a better placed big financial institution then I may be assisted by the government and forced to de-lever / sell off over time in order to make myself less levered with assets which, if marked to market (does not exist anymore) would also render me insolvent. I may be able to pass off all my bad debts to the government, a transfer of private sector debt to the public sector (taxpayer, ultimately).
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Now if I am a government and I have lots of debt it depends which government I am. If I can print my own currency and my dollar is a gloabl reserve, I can run up my debts very very high. But if I am a country that needs to access capital from foreign markets in order to function, a high debt level will make the price at which I can borrow higher as I am more of a risk. Further if i am a country that cannot print my own currency (Greece, Portugal, Spain, italy) then I am in a difficult situation indeed.
The most likely option to bail out a governmnt is the IMF, via the SDR
Firstly, are you an alt of JJG?
This shotgun approach, with vagaries and truisms like "too much debt," is really difficult to respond to.
Clearly, "too much debt" is too much, but how much debt is that?
Whose economy will you not be able to "spend [your] income into"?
You are also confusing bad
systemically important financial institution bank debt with national debt.
Please weed out the truisms (because unenlightening) and, if you can't limit yourself to a bullet, at least choke down the birdshot. K?
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Post 15237333 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
As more professional traders enter the market and more robust trading tools including shorting, there is less volatility.
Seems to be working...
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Post 15238095 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
*rises 70% in 3 weeks and is 2% away from the peak*
"Something is definitely holding the price down"
As more professional traders enter the market and more robust trading tools including shorting, there is less volatility.
@crypto research: keep it up & Satoshi will smite the shit out of you. And the righteous shall rejoice when he seeth the vengeance: he shall wash his feet in the blood of the wicked.
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Post 15293783 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
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Post 15293831 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
Is that Aussie auction coins hitting the market?
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Post 15294183 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
Is that Aussie auction coins hitting the market?
Unquestionably. All those finance professionals have signed up with BTer because they know quality when they see it. As soon as the coins cleared they dumped them into the 0.12 BTC walls there and walked away laughing.
Because only finance professionals with zero BTC exposure typically bid at those auctions?
Or is it because finance professionals, unlike us punters, tend to avoid locking in profits & choose to hodl bitcoins indefinitely, waiting for the worst possible time to cash out?
I'm one of those few people on Earth that has as a job to theorize how to collapse markets or governments by just doing little unobservable things that no one would think about.
Aha. You're the ideas guy.
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Post 15294472 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
^
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Because manners.
Edit: ty
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Post 15305525 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.53h):
Bull trap or reversal?
Let me tell you something about bull traps. The bull is a uniquely ...shall we say
not so smart animal. It upchucks its food and re-chews the vomitus, because needs at least two tries to even get digestion right. Outwitting and trapping the male bovine is trivial, said food stock is sufficiently stupid to actually deliver itself to the slaughterhouses and other places of meat preparation under its own power [!].
Hence "beef on the hoof."
Traps, when required, are rudimentary devices. They have no moovin [hahahaha -ed.] parts at all. They are no more than narrow holes in the ground, into which the straying animal steps & gets trapped.
Imagine?
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTpFlvT3uGApmzboluLGewjill7W9M_Y-GgwlxQ_mOn6y2xDmq8P.S. BFX come up with some fresh excuses yet?
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Post 15305811 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.54h):
hoping / looking like this fucking retarded dump is over for now having done 50 lower in the last like 2 hours and 100 down in the last like day
yet again the market gets fucked by what always happens with bitcoin - going along great market totally bullish good things happening and looking like further gains coming , and then whammo the inevitable "unexpected untimely and unpredictable" bullshit [...]
What makes it doubly painful is that the unexpected bull runs happen because bitcoin is so grossly undervalued disruptive technology, while unexpected dumps [which happen each and every time, like clockwork] are always apropos of nothing and/or Saurian lizards.
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Post 15306234 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.54h):
Finex making its 3rd attempt
We believe that internal networking issues between our servers have been resolved, allowing us to reliably run the backend systems, including the trading engine. External connectivity issues remain, however, which may result intermittent unresponsiveness as our hosting provider continues to work on the problem. We will bring the system back up once again to allow people to cancel open orders for a period of 15 minutes before accepting new orders for matching.
Third time's the charm.
Let's hope the "hosting provider" fixes those "external connectivity issues" (which may plague us for an indefinite while longer, though through no fault of BFX).
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Post 15308133 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.54h):
A correction which was due, but triggered early by Finex panic, perhaps. Either way, up from here.
Not so fast, a correction like this is not resolved within a day. I expect at least a double bottom and perhaps a deeper correction to $610 level or $570. Could take 2 more weeks or longer before we resume the uptrend.
Typically, the market builds a triangle that breaks up. But I believe that mini-rally will become a bit of a bull trap.
You always believe the price will fall or any rally is a bull trap. We are at $679 dollars Tzupy. You were bearish at 200$ :-)
Because fundamentals. The implosion is not a question of
if, but
when.
That said, we might see a bit of an upblip today, but down below current price within 48hrs.
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Post 15309567 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.54h):
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Because fundamentals. The implosion is not a question of if, but when.
That said, we might see a bit of an upblip today, but down below current price within 48hrs.
Did I say possible upblip?
Is it too late to retract that piece of irrational optimism?
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Post 15309746 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.54h):
I think it's bullish in the long run. Last year Bitfinex flash crashed down to about $150 and two months later the price mooned to $500. None of the other exchanges flash crashed so low. Today Bitfinex going offline sparked this dump, and I wonder if there will be another moonshot in two months from now. Bitfinex starting a flash crash can precede a moonshot.
I think that's how all markets work. The faster and harder prices crash, the more bullish people become.
That's why some traders offed themselves back in '29, when the market crashed. They couldn't handle becoming so fabulously wealthy
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Post 15309917 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.54h):
Silly kids it's just longs taking profit, fallout from the Finex network meltdown. I'm not glad that it's going down. But i'm ecstatic that $5.6MM in longs have closed
if we keep above $650 when $3MM more close that would be gentleman.
Yup. 5.6mil down, 36.0mil to go.
88% long/12% short.
I remain cautiously optimistic
@Jimbo, why not run to the BTM and score some cheep coinz? Who was it that totally restored public confidence by buying shitloads of blocks back in 1929? Mitchell or some such? Were you around for that?
P.S. Guess
what I got in my little blue bucket?
https://s32.postimg.org/rpr2l676t/clements_main_2420002b.jpg
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Post 15310158 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.54h):
Last chance to buy above 650 ... too late!
@LFC_Bitcoin re. "Remember you haven't lost anything if you're HODLING": True, true. That's what all the BBQ coiners and Neo & Bee stockholders are telling themselves.
\/\/\/
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Post 15310428 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.54h):
Remember you haven't lost anything if you're HODLING.
It's amazing how many people fail to grasp that simple fact. Of course the opposite is also true. You haven't gained anything while you're still holding.
It's kind of like Schrödinger's cat. You put a dead cat in the box, and until you open the box, you can't tell if the cat is dead or alive.
...uhm. OK, I messed something up there, but you get the idea. I mean, there's a good chance the cat wasn't really really dead when you stuck it in the box... or you can forget that the cat was dead, and keep telling yourself that your box contains a very highly valuable cat... Or maybe the cat has turned into a big lump of gold?
Alright, never mind. Just forget it.
I'll just leave this here.
https://s32.postimg.org/ljri7wvxh/Capture.gif<==That's how much poorer you are than u waz 24 hrs. ago.
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Post 15318557 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.54h):
So this all makes perfect sense, eh?
[...]
Makes perfect sense, right? But...but.. China demand?? Right?? Fellaz??
The Invisible Hand works in mysterious ways
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Post 15319128 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.54h):
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When the world learns the number 2 crypto is being run by Mr. Thompson's 9th grade Computer Science class, it gives some big-pocket investors some pause, across the entire sector.
What's that word that's forever ruined for me by teh local cognoscenti? Conflating? Yeah, stop conflating stuffs. The The_XXX is no more XXXXX than MtGox is Bitcoin. Less, actually.
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Post 15320544 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.54h):
Bitcoin Core developer Peter Todd told CoinDesk:
"My thinking is if I can’t explain a system to a drunk guy with a fine arts degree and have him have a decent chance of understanding how it works, at least at some level, chances are the system is too complex for me to understand." http://www.coindesk.com/the-dao-bitcoin-development/Parsing: if(I can’t explain a system) then(system is too complex for me to understand)
If Peter codes like he talks, bitcoin is pretty much done. And yes, this is very relevant to bitcoin price, unfortunately
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Post 15321942 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.54h):
Selloff 2 in progress?
Bloody hell. I should have gone all in shitcoins. Why didn't anybody warn me?!?
Don't grieve, for the earthly gains are fleeting as a morning cloud. As the early dew it goeth away.
On the other hand, the genuine, lasting satisfaction one acquires by supporting the One True Coin (by buing it with actual money from a righteous bro)? Well, that you can take to the bank!
Which is to say you can keep it, now that you're your own bank!
Enjoy!
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Post 15322032 (copy this link) (by MySecondCunt) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.54h):
No, Gentlemen, please! I beg you, no applause.
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Because fundamentals. The implosion is not a question of if, but when.
That said, we might see a bit of an upblip today, but down below current price within 48hrs.
Did I say possible upblip?
Is it too late to retract that piece of irrational optimism?
I suspect China just thrown an unlimited fund supply of cash to the exchanges.
Probably. I hear they print that out of thin air over in China.
