Topic: Little panics like this are good - page 6. (Read 2352 times)

That is very telling. So he got all butt-hurt because his own daughter is outperforming him in the market. Hilarious.


He seems to think we are asking permission to do this. Silly boy, we are telling you the way it's going to be. We are going to keep burning down the system and extracting our money from his corrupt banks. And there is nothing he can do about it. 

I dunno why too many people coming out lately and show hatred and not trusting btc. So many issues this week regarding btc maybe this is some reasons why btc price is falling but I dont care I see whats happening to buy btc in cheaper price and wait for the pump to get decent profit. Good I still have few bucks to buy btc.

Now bitcoin fall down.so i think it is a little panics for me.

Sadly to say this most of the people who really hates Bitcoin doesn't even have the time to take what is it really like and the future of it as a digital currency and instead they just want to say what they want to say, but maybe Jamie just have a hidden agenda that is why he keeps on bashing bitcoin since 2015 even if the price of it is increasing without a doubt.

Many people will surely sell because of 'Bitcoins is a fraud' but eventually this will past and bitcoin will soar high again and the people who sold their bitcoin will buy again at the higher price and will regret their decisions, it is a cycle though because history repeats itself.

They prevent Bitcoin from becoming a true bubble, which would be disastrous. The level of incomprehension regarding Bitcoin is still very high. Jamie Dimon's recent comments show that, like Warren Buffet before him (as of a few months ago anyway), Dimon has no knowledge of how Bitcoin functions as a crowdsourced, decentralized, economical, sustainable, and fast method of immutable data-registration. If these guys don't know, it's a given that lots of recent easy-money chasers don't know either. A friend of mine says his grandfather was taught to drive a Model T by an elderly uncle who sat in the passenger seat with his hand on the emergency brake and yelled Whoa! Whoa! if they went faster than a trot. That's how a lot of people hold their bitcoins. They sit with their hand on the mouse and yell Sell! Sell! at the first hint of trouble. But that's good. Bitcoin can never become a bubble that way because it won't get high enough fast enough. It will slide and even crash from time to time, but since it has real utility (as opposed to tulips --- and the liar loans Dimon's company, J.P. Morgan, was fined $13 billion dollars for selling) Bitcoin will continue to climb after Buffet and Dimon have had their uninformed say and momentarily clogged the exits with butts and elbows. As for rumor-mongering China, Bitcoin's Long March will continue there too.

Just sit back and hodl. If you can't hodl here, you are in the wrong game. Try the stock market.