Topic: Culture of hodlers - page 2. (Read 229 times)
Yes I totally agree with your opinion, I will leave little for my bet in stock, and I will not lose it all, your idea is very good.
It is true with what you express, we should not sell everything especially when the price is cheap, we must still hold to wait for the price to crawl up, that's what we have to do.
I write of course stupidity. But I will say. What can we resist the increasing attempts to regulate bitcoin? It is to be hodlers. Even if you actively play on the stock exchange, do not sell everything. Let the small part will be all of the market. This process must be stepped up. We need to be fanatics and we will win.
I agree that we should not sell everything but there should be a big percentage for trading because this is why Bitcoin was created, as a payment processor with no third party involved, imagine what would happen if all bitcoin supporters are holding their bitcoin, there will be no volume to speak off.
There is a rule that those who wait, they earn the most. Many smart traders simply leave their private offices on exchanges and do other things. And that's right, now the market is unpredictable and you can only lose your money, it's wiser to just wait.
I write of course stupidity. But I will say. What can we resist the increasing attempts to regulate bitcoin? It is to be hodlers. Even if you actively play on the stock exchange, do not sell everything. Let the small part will be all of the market. This process must be stepped up. We need to be fanatics and we will win.
I am not sure I've understood you correctly. But let me make one thing clear that, regulation does not mean prohibition. Today itself I have seen a similar argument where op correctly pointed out the difference between regulation and prohibition. I believe the community need to understand that fact.
Imposing tax on bitcoin income is a regulation, but blocking exchanges is a prohibition. So regulation is healthy for the crypto community as a whole and may fire up the adoption rate to an exponential level.
Just to add, HODLers are the biggest supporters of bitcoin because they believe in it with their hard earned money. They are the loyal group of supporters. Those who change from one currency to another, they are quick profit seekers. Even though we need both of them to be present in the market, the quick profit seekers are like gold-digger girlfriends.
I also saw the same thread and it's such an important distinction. Regulation perhaps limits the uses of cryptocurrencies but it makes the likelihood of it being used for the remaining ones much greater and thus overall it's a good thing. If you want to avoid tax or use crypto for other illegal activities then regulation isn't for you. Prohibition benefits no one, not even the countries that are enforcing it because it would just mean that all cryptocurrency activity moves underground. It's like the old saying 'better the devil you know than the devil you don't' - by regulating cryptocurrency it helps governments make it in to the 'devil' they know.
if there are regulations regarding btc that means that btc would be officially accepted because when you don`t accept a thing you can`t regulate which in a long term would be great for the market and btc to be more popular.
I write of course stupidity. But I will say. What can we resist the increasing attempts to regulate bitcoin? It is to be hodlers. Even if you actively play on the stock exchange, do not sell everything. Let the small part will be all of the market. This process must be stepped up. We need to be fanatics and we will win.
Holding is to prevent price to get big dump, i think theres no relation between holding and bitcoin regulation. also if those crypto projects have a good roadmap at the future it will help the price go higher
If we are active in the stock market and always trade with a profit of only 10% every day we've got a big win when balanced with our large capital and holding a small part to succeed when the price is so mounting.
with a profit capital of only 10% I think it can be to make a profit because the high price hold price we hold is not futile and will produce. but hold can not be done everybody because people who dare to holad have brave character in coin trader. 
If we are active in the stock market and always trade with a profit of only 10% every day we've got a big win when balanced with our large capital and holding a small part to succeed when the price is so mounting.
Hodlers will help to stabilise the price, but it won't curb regulation. This is being enforced due to the sheer number of scammers ripping people off so regulation is coming to prevent that. Also where there are profits there are taxes so they will find a way to tax us - unless you go to Germany for tax free bitcoin 
I write of course stupidity. But I will say. What can we resist the increasing attempts to regulate bitcoin? It is to be hodlers. Even if you actively play on the stock exchange, do not sell everything. Let the small part will be all of the market. This process must be stepped up. We need to be fanatics and we will win.
I am not sure I've understood you correctly. But let me make one thing clear that, regulation does not mean prohibition. Today itself I have seen a similar argument where op correctly pointed out the difference between regulation and prohibition. I believe the community need to understand that fact.
Imposing tax on bitcoin income is a regulation, but blocking exchanges is a prohibition. So regulation is healthy for the crypto community as a whole and may fire up the adoption rate to an exponential level.
Just to add, HODLers are the biggest supporters of bitcoin because they believe in it with their hard earned money. They are the loyal group of supporters. Those who change from one currency to another, they are quick profit seekers. Even though we need both of them to be present in the market, the quick profit seekers are like gold-digger girlfriends.
Holding isn't going to stop regulation. It's just going to make regulation pointless because there will be no transactions to regulate. It also means that we are going to be stuck holding a bunch of coins that we can't do anything with. We have to accept regulation, in time it will be what is best for the cryptocurrency space.
Regulation of bitcoin is just in few countries, many developed countries are just happy with tax they can collect as capital gain on bitcoin investment. So those country might never ban bitcoin which is good.
Those countries where bitcoin trading is banned are the one with bunch of idiots sitting on governmental position. They don't know about bitcoin so they are just calling it as ponzi..
Those countries where bitcoin trading is banned are the one with bunch of idiots sitting on governmental position. They don't know about bitcoin so they are just calling it as ponzi..
I write of course stupidity. But I will say. What can we resist the increasing attempts to regulate bitcoin? It is to be hodlers. Even if you actively play on the stock exchange, do not sell everything. Let the small part will be all of the market. This process must be stepped up. We need to be fanatics and we will win.
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