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November 16, 2014, 09:44:40 AM
#80
Believe in yourself mate.Sure life is tough. But compared to what?
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November 06, 2014, 07:25:48 PM
#79
even if you luck out and bitcoin goes up a lot, you will just blow it.  your dad would want you to work hard and pursue a goal you care about, not throw around pocket change on lottery tickets.
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November 06, 2014, 06:58:59 PM
#78
i'd say its pretty clear you are a loser.  bitcoin is a good idea, but you dont know why, and hit it for a get rich scheme. 

if you want to turn things around it will be through hard work.  like try ten hours a day of working on some goal six days a week for years.
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November 06, 2014, 04:25:28 PM
#77
There were plenty of people on this forum over the past several months who warned about the effects of an echo chamber, and the brainwashing among the most frequent posters. I remember their warnings clearly, back when we were still well over $600. Where are those people now? Oh right, they were all banned for "spreading FUD".  Lips sealed
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November 06, 2014, 02:51:11 PM
#76
Once a loser, always a loser.

It will remain so as long as you waste your time playing video games and try to get rich without doing honest hard work.

Stop mooching off your parents, go out and earn your own living.

I agree, although I wholeheartedly disagree with your assumption that getting rich is easily possible by doing honest hard work. Sadly, that is not how society works as of 2014.

Its not a guarantee, but you can put yourself in a good position. Take the case of this guy. He should have done a rudimentary study of TA, and also looked around and see if there were other projects with good returns.

Even now if he keeps a calm head and do an analysis he would realise that there are profits to be made in the swings.
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November 06, 2014, 10:30:53 AM
#75
Dude, please do some psychoanalysis, or kind of stuff like that.

You have not big problems, just common stuff.
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November 06, 2014, 04:05:29 AM
#74
everyone seems to think in the now. If its an investment surely its upfront money you can afford to lose right? So technically the unfeasible mining is only unfeasible now. if you run your cost return on a future perceived value investment wise then its not really at a loss is it? personally if i had the miners i would run them under current loss conditions if i perceive the final btc value at date x to be y$$$ value.

people should compare their costs to what they believe the value of bitcoin to be at date x. its money you can afford to lose so makes better sense calculation wise to me. if not 2009 cheap prices were likely a loss electricity wise right?
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November 05, 2014, 06:33:13 PM
#73
The price falling even further could be stopped when the price of mining a bitcoin falls below what you can sell a bitcoin for. Some miners are saying it's already unprofitable for them, and others are saying it's becoming close to unprofitable.

Miners were mining when price was below $50, so eventually it will become profitable again.
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November 05, 2014, 06:05:37 PM
#72
The price falling even further could be stopped when the price of mining a bitcoin falls below what you can sell a bitcoin for. Some miners are saying it's already unprofitable for them, and others are saying it's becoming close to unprofitable.
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November 05, 2014, 06:02:04 PM
#71
... And since no one can be an early adopter anymore and get rich, thats why it's crashing...

Of course it's possible. Consider this, if Bitcoin crashes to below < $50, then everybody can be an "early adopter 2.0" again.

1) bitcoin crashes to, let's say, $35

2) you buy a bunch at $35

3) bitcoin rebounds to $2,000

4) yuo == early adopter 2.0

I think if you are expecting bitcoin to crash to $35 dollars, conveniently allowing you to buy in, then hold while it rallies up into the multi thousand dollars you are very likely to be disappointed.

It is far more likely you end up buying in a panic as it retakes $700 and heads up to the previous ATH.

It happened in 2011 so maybe you will get lucky Smiley

Well it's not impossible, is it? And nothing is going to stop the price to fall even further. Now, the funny thing is that this price decline is what will make the bitcoin price to skyrocket again to multi thousand dollar values. Bitcoin crashes to < $50 and that's what will atract even more new bitcoin users.
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November 05, 2014, 05:46:49 PM
#70
wtf haha/ Crazy story
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November 05, 2014, 05:13:27 PM
#69
Once a loser, always a loser.

It will remain so as long as you waste your time playing video games and try to get rich without doing honest hard work.

Stop mooching off your parents, go out and earn your own living.
legendary
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November 05, 2014, 05:04:58 PM
#68
... And since no one can be an early adopter anymore and get rich, thats why it's crashing...

Of course it's possible. Consider this, if Bitcoin crashes to below < $50, then everybody can be an "early adopter 2.0" again.

1) bitcoin crashes to, let's say, $35

2) you buy a bunch at $35

3) bitcoin rebounds to $2,000

4) yuo == early adopter 2.0

I think if you are expecting bitcoin to crash to $35 dollars, conveniently allowing you to buy in, then hold while it rallies up into the multi thousand dollars you are very likely to be disappointed.

It is far more likely you end up buying in a panic as it retakes $700 and heads up to the previous ATH.

It happened in 2011 so maybe you will get lucky Smiley
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November 05, 2014, 05:00:45 PM
#67
... And since no one can be an early adopter anymore and get rich, thats why it's crashing...

Of course it's possible. Consider this, if Bitcoin crashes to below < $50, then everybody can be an "early adopter 2.0" again.

1) bitcoin crashes to, let's say, $35

2) you buy a bunch at $35

3) bitcoin rebounds to $2,000

4) yuo == early adopter 2.0
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November 05, 2014, 11:43:56 AM
#66
OP sure does write fairly well in "English", his second language, for an illiterate Croatian loser dropout that never went to college and loses his virginity to 50 year old hookers with the same name, while still living at home with mama.

Just sayin'   Cool



........... I think it's a spoof too ........
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November 05, 2014, 11:18:31 AM
#65
OP sure does write fairly well in "English", his second language, for an illiterate Croatian loser dropout that never went to college and loses his virginity to 50 year old hookers with the same name, while still living at home with mama.

Just sayin'   Cool
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November 05, 2014, 11:16:51 AM
#64
" Hold your bitcoins " is a wrong idea, currency needs to circulate, we all know
Yeah, im sure the guys that got rich because they hold for 2 years agree with you...
OP, I feel for you, we share a similar life story. Life is unfair, you are born and you are born short as fuck. In my case im 175cm and still feel short. Anyway fuck it, it's so unfair, things happen and it's a joke how some get so much luck. All early Bitcoin adopters that got rich got lucky, no exception. It's extra unfortunate that you bought right at 950 tho. I bought at 750, and I dont even own a whole BTC yet.
Not being rich sucks. Bitcoin sucks if you aren't an early adopter. And since no one can be an early adopter anymore and get rich, thats why it's crashing. They might as well continue being poor in fiat, being poor in BTC is as shitty.

Some "early-ish adopters" bought in at $32 and had to watch the price plummet to $2. Some sold at a big loss and some held. It took about one and a half years before the next bubble, during which the holders must have felt like shit.

People who bought in at $1000 this year are in a similar position. Maybe next year the price might be far over $1000, which should make them feel a lot better.
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November 05, 2014, 11:16:31 AM
#63
Once I was sleeping and had this dream where all poor Bitcoin wannabes purchased Dogecoin, shitloads of Dogecoin and felt so much better, because now they had many coins, everyone could afford a few thousand. And they left Bitcoin early adopters to hold that depreciating bag of Bitcoins, while the price of Dogecoin went to $0.01, then to $0.1, and to $1, and then I had to go wake up. Follow the white rabbit.
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November 05, 2014, 11:06:47 AM
#62
" Hold your bitcoins " is a wrong idea, currency needs to circulate, we all know
Yeah, im sure the guys that got rich because they hold for 2 years agree with you...
OP, I feel for you, we share a similar life story. Life is unfair, you are born and you are born short as fuck. In my case im 175cm and still feel short. Anyway fuck it, it's so unfair, things happen and it's a joke how some get so much luck. All early Bitcoin adopters that got rich got lucky, no exception. It's extra unfortunate that you bought right at 950 tho. I bought at 750, and I dont even own a whole BTC yet.
Not being rich sucks. Bitcoin sucks if you aren't an early adopter. And since no one can be an early adopter anymore and get rich, thats why it's crashing. They might as well continue being poor in fiat, being poor in BTC is as shitty.
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November 05, 2014, 10:51:37 AM
#61
Lol not sure this is for a speculations part of forum, but you at least live by coast you can swim half year and other half there is not so much cold. And there are mountains of tourists there. start robbing them their money. Everyone want to be king on their vacations and dont look for their money so you have so much opportunities 90% of words population can only dream off.

hahahahahhaha  Grin
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