Topic: Do you trust somebody on this forum? - page 2. (Read 3375 times)
If you don't trust people would you trust the results of this poll?
You can't trust: Day-trading is zero sum game. Your win is somebody's loss, everybody is your competitor, all predictions are made to benefit predictors and therefore to harm you. Even is somebody gives correct call, it is just a bait, to gain your trust and to rob you later on.
You can trust: Bitcoin is different. In long term it's positive sum game, because it grows exponentially. We are all want bitcoin to succeed, we are collaborators here, rather than competitors, so you can trust long-term (and some mid-term) predictions. Only short-term predictions should not be trusted.
Stop spreading lies. Not all traders are on here to try to manipulate people. When I make a prediction, it is because I honestly believe it, and not for a personal gain. I do not even believe that I have the ability to effect the market. You can trust: Bitcoin is different. In long term it's positive sum game, because it grows exponentially. We are all want bitcoin to succeed, we are collaborators here, rather than competitors, so you can trust long-term (and some mid-term) predictions. Only short-term predictions should not be trusted.
2 - Paid trolls / Bank shills - Prostitutes for banks, 'nuff said
Paid trolls, that's very interest, if you believe this, then here is my story:
A government offers me 1 million US dollars to troll here, I told them fuck off, I'm not that cheap, at least 5 million to start. So eventually we made a deal: 3 million dollars, that's what I got, but I still feel it's not a good deal
trust nobody
People not to trust: Anyone who says bitcoin will fail. Sounds a bit overzealous? Maybe... but here's my rationale:
Kinds of people who say bitcoin will fail on this forum:
1 - Traders / Shorters - Self-explanatory. They gotta do what they gotta do.
2 - Paid trolls / Bank shills - Prostitutes for banks, 'nuff said
3 - Alt-Crypto Developers - "Ripple, NEM, NXT!" Cute.
I might be missing a few categories, but that just about sums up the big three and not trusting anything they post.
Kinds of people who say bitcoin will fail on this forum:
1 - Traders / Shorters - Self-explanatory. They gotta do what they gotta do.
2 - Paid trolls / Bank shills - Prostitutes for banks, 'nuff said
3 - Alt-Crypto Developers - "Ripple, NEM, NXT!" Cute.
I might be missing a few categories, but that just about sums up the big three and not trusting anything they post.
Both.
Somebody might be very knowledgeable and trusts in the long-term potential of Bitcoin - but that same person would scam the shit out of you if given the chance.
The only person I completely trust (as far as both technical babble and trustworthiness go) is some handsome jerk named BitcoinBobbeh.
Somebody might be very knowledgeable and trusts in the long-term potential of Bitcoin - but that same person would scam the shit out of you if given the chance.
The only person I completely trust (as far as both technical babble and trustworthiness go) is some handsome jerk named BitcoinBobbeh.
Trust them? Yes, in the sense that they genuinely believe they know what they're talking about. That doesn't necessarily mean I would follow said advice, though.
You can't trust: Day-trading is zero sum game. Your win is somebody's loss, everybody is your competitor, all predictions are made to benefit predictors and therefore to harm you. Even is somebody gives correct call, it is just a bait, to gain your trust and to rob you later on.
You can trust: Bitcoin is different. In long term it's positive sum game, because it grows exponentially. We are all want bitcoin to succeed, we are collaborators here, rather than competitors, so you can trust long-term (and some mid-term) predictions. Only short-term predictions should not be trusted.
You can trust: Bitcoin is different. In long term it's positive sum game, because it grows exponentially. We are all want bitcoin to succeed, we are collaborators here, rather than competitors, so you can trust long-term (and some mid-term) predictions. Only short-term predictions should not be trusted.
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