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For me, selling my (rather small) stash would be suicide - Bitcoin's survived its initial growing pains and come out intact, so why on earth people would want to decrease their stake at this point is beyond me. As for when to start selling, maybe once the government-bitcoin jousting tournament is over and people are at least talking sense - at the moment there's too much stubbornness around.
hehe their is quite a lot of people to visit right ?
......it reaches $10k.
At that point I ll quit my job and go visit every single asshole who s been laughing at me talking big about Bitcoin all these years.
At that point I ll quit my job and go visit every single asshole who s been laughing at me talking big about Bitcoin all these years.
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Wait until the whole financial system turns to ashes, right now the only thing holding the dollar is the fed printing insane quantity of bogus money, same goes for the euro, the yen is already a walking dead and is worth virtually shit.
Christine Lagarde from the, the IMF repeteadly spoke her intention of a the Global Financial Reset, which means life insurances, savings and so on will be globally stolen, just like Cyprus.
Remember what Cyprus crisis have done to BTC price ?and it's not even the population of a small us state. Just imagine that shit happening to Japan which i repeat is already a walking dead, France, Spain, or worst, at the scale of a whole currency like euro
When that shit happens, you wish you hadnt sell at 10K, i'm not selling anything if i don't need anything. I 'm not touching it until it happens, my best course would be to buy more, and diversify my portfolio with promising Alt coins.
i dont give to shit about selling my future for a currency that is already dead and burried.
Christine Lagarde from the, the IMF repeteadly spoke her intention of a the Global Financial Reset, which means life insurances, savings and so on will be globally stolen, just like Cyprus.
Remember what Cyprus crisis have done to BTC price ?and it's not even the population of a small us state. Just imagine that shit happening to Japan which i repeat is already a walking dead, France, Spain, or worst, at the scale of a whole currency like euro
When that shit happens, you wish you hadnt sell at 10K, i'm not selling anything if i don't need anything. I 'm not touching it until it happens, my best course would be to buy more, and diversify my portfolio with promising Alt coins.
i dont give to shit about selling my future for a currency that is already dead and burried.
the price hits $10,000
I have made that commitment to myself and intend to honour it (or go down firing from all cylinders)
This might be just enough for me to sell off 1 BTC and enjoy myself a few days. I have made that commitment to myself and intend to honour it (or go down firing from all cylinders)
I think the tipping point for payment availability will come soon after Silicon Valley and Seattle retailers start accepting BTC for payment. The tech industry needs to lead the acceptance among retailers.
Silicon valley is already pretty involved in BTC businesses. A lot of the VC money is going to and from there
That's true, however retailers are the key to widespread use by consumers. Paypal, Apple, Amazon all need to get on board. Yahoo's move to include BTC in it's stock ticker listings is a big move, especially since now you can add that ticker to your stock listings on your iPhone (since Apple uses Yahoo's stock ticker listings.) The VCs see the potential but consumers aren't influenced by VCs, they're influenced by seeing "Bitcoin Accepted!" in their brick and mortar and online stores.
This will all happen eventually.
Check out reddit.com/r/bitcoin and how much good news is appearing on a daily basis for btc and the acceptance of it. This is still the start, people. Even though btc is 5 years in, 95% of the population have never heard of it.
Hold like you've never held before.
I think the tipping point for payment availability will come soon after Silicon Valley and Seattle retailers start accepting BTC for payment. The tech industry needs to lead the acceptance among retailers.
Silicon valley is already pretty involved in BTC businesses. A lot of the VC money is going to and from there
That's true, however retailers are the key to widespread use by consumers. Paypal, Apple, Amazon all need to get on board. Yahoo's move to include BTC in it's stock ticker listings is a big move, especially since now you can add that ticker to your stock listings on your iPhone (since Apple uses Yahoo's stock ticker listings.) The VCs see the potential but consumers aren't influenced by VCs, they're influenced by seeing "Bitcoin Accepted!" in their brick and mortar and online stores.
I have all my savings in BTC, which isn't really a lot. I always thought I wouldn't exchange them for fiat until the amount would make a difference to the quality of my life, but really when that day comes, I'll no longer need to because everyone will be accepting them.
If this never happens, well I didn't lose much. I would have just spent the money on crap anyway.
If this never happens, well I didn't lose much. I would have just spent the money on crap anyway.
......it reaches $10k.
At that point I ll quit my job and go visit every single asshole who s been laughing at me talking big about Bitcoin all these years.
Haha likewise - cannot wait At that point I ll quit my job and go visit every single asshole who s been laughing at me talking big about Bitcoin all these years.
I think the tipping point for payment availability will come soon after Silicon Valley and Seattle retailers start accepting BTC for payment. The tech industry needs to lead the acceptance among retailers.
Silicon valley is already pretty involved in BTC businesses. A lot of the VC money is going to and from there
I think the tipping point for payment availability will come soon after Silicon Valley and Seattle retailers start accepting BTC for payment. The tech industry needs to lead the acceptance among retailers.
Silicon valley is already pretty involved in BTC businesses. A lot of the VC money is going to and from there
I won't be selling any. I am a firm believer in the long term propects of bitcoin. I will keep accumulating and holding until it is wide spread enough to use for pretty much everything.
^^^ This guy has a good head on his shoulders.
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