nuac wrote: » This a discussion Board on a fast-moving market. We are all entitled to have opinions, and to express them.
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Tinder Surprise wrote: » For fuçk sake!! (excuse the language but it's irritating) I'm all for different view points and debate. I'm all for dicussion of the pros and cons of crypto currency and the blockchain, but..... Please enough of the one liner FUDS with no discussion or debate to back up the claims. There are people on here that have made 4, 5 even 6 figure sums from crypto currencies and I for one am ****ìng thrilled for them. Some ordinary Joe Soaps that took it by the balls and made life changing money ... if they had listened to some of the crap spouted in here back when they took their calculated risk they wouldn't have got anywhere. There's a good post floating around about the Do's & Dont's which is very good, and if followed won't see many people burned, so what's people problems with others trying to better themselves and more than likely their families lifes by getting into crypto currencies? ..or is it just jealously from a few that maybe feel they've missed the boat, or didn't follow their own Do and Dont's and got burned!?!? .... Cause I'm struggling to understand some of the citric vibe from a few in here? /rant.
WhiteMemento9 wrote: » 1995 - WHY THE WEB WON'T BE NIRVANA :P
WhiteMemento9 wrote: » I know, I know you are all here to save us from ourselves and this bubble. Why do you only post here then during market down turns?
sabat wrote: » Where do you think that money they made came from exactly? It was from other people doing the exact same thing as them, with the exact same thought process going through their heads. The only difference is they got into the pyramid earlier. The genuine guaranteed profits are being made by the exchanges who are essentially acting as the house in a casino, making their edge no matter what happens.
rapul wrote: » Have to agree with Tinder ,absolute keyboard warriors hopping off this thread and for what reason who cares but come on lads there is discussion and then just blatent negative posts and you are getting very good answers from some but choose to just say no no I'm right your wrong and repeat the same ****e over and over again and I can see some of you are almost looking for a fight,we get it you think we're all foolish for investing in cryptos but you know in a few years time I hope it's the other way around and we are all just laughing at you literally laughing cause we made wise investments cause I'm sure you know we don't just buy on a whim ,would you bet on a team or horse without a bit of study or perhaps insight,I highly doubt it ,you have all just turned this thread into a joke
jasper100 wrote: » During a gold rush, sell shovels.
Kenny Logins wrote: » I could be wrong but I think when the rewards decrease larger miners will switch to more profitable coins, Bitcoin difficulty will drop accordingly, and then smaller miners will start up again.
jester77 wrote: » The markets are at the same level they were 2 months ago, December was just a crazy month. People should just zoom out a little bit in their charts, it is not anywhere near as bad as some people are making out.
Bob24 wrote: » The difference is that 2 months ago most coins were on an upwards trajectory and now they are on a downwards one. In a few days you might have a to zoom out a bit more and talk about 3 or 4 months ago to keep saying the long term view is positive. I’m not in any way claming I know what will happen, there could be a rebound. But for sure gauging the situation is not just about market value but also about current trajectories and from that perspective the situation is different from what it was 2 months ago.
Shauny2010 wrote: » I originally thought Bitcoin might fall to $5k, now I'm not so sure $5k would even hold. This may have to fall back as far as $2k before we hit the deck now.
seannash wrote: » Not being pessimistic but I can see no reason to hold onto your coins now. If anything you could sell now and buy back in cheaper. Sure its a gamble that this is the bottom and it'll start going back up now but I suspect its not stopped falling just yet.
crushproof wrote: » Well that's me just over breakeven. Expecting to go into the red anytime soon. Bloody heck, what a ride. Must be some serious personal losses out there. After cashing out a wee bit for a hollier a few weeks ago I'm happy enough to hold what remains and see what happens. An incredible crash, I'm down 75% from the ATH's.
Bob24 wrote: » I think many people have (probably rightly) been doing that and will keep doing it. But it will exacerbate the price drop. Since bitcoins have a intrinsic value and their value is mostly set by people’s expectation of where it is heading, it is actually a game theory problem: either you act “selfishly” and sell to garantie your profit knowing that you are hurting the group and your future prospects, or you hold which is the best decision for everyone including you if all stakeholders make that decision (but it means you have to trust everyone will play by that rule or you could get screwed if too many people pick the first option).
Bob24 wrote: » I think many people have (probably rightly) been doing that and will keep doing it. But it will exacerbate the price drop. Since bitcoin has no intrinsic value and its value is mostly set by people’s expectation of where it is heading, it is actually a game theory problem: either you act “selfishly” and sell to garante your profit knowing that you are hurting the group and your future prospects, or you decide to hold or even buy which is the best decision for everyone including you if all other stakeholders make that same decision as it will create a rally (but it means you have to trust everyone will play by that rule or you could get screwed if too many people pick the first option).
