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legendary
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April 05, 2015, 07:54:53 AM
#93
Yee haww! Here we go, finex hit 260! It's party time!
legendary
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The Golden Rule Rules
April 04, 2015, 11:53:58 AM
#92
All the bulls that like to ridicule people for not being bullish have probably costed newbies lots of $ in the last 15 months.  I think a lot of newbie investors probably would have sold a lot earlier if it wasn't for all the bulltards in the last 15-18 months on this forum.  I wonder how many people bought at 1000+ and still hasn't sold yet.

How much did you cost people on here in 2011 by arguing bitcoin was overpriced at 2 dollars? The price subsequently rose more than 500x higher.

If there is one thing we know on this forum, it is that your pathetic attempts at manipulation (when you are short) are to be ignored entirely.



Are you retarded? Why do you assume I was arguing bitcoin was overpriced at 2 dollars in 2011?
legendary
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April 04, 2015, 11:26:57 AM
#91
Are we going to the moon yet? I got some killer space boots ready to go.



hero member
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April 04, 2015, 10:43:39 AM
#90
No, but grinding your teeth watching the charts, hoping for the price to go up, right after a bubble popped is kind of self-loathing and doesn't make sense. Get in at half of the bubble-ATH and you're good, I guess.

That's not grinding you hear, it's excited chomping.

> kind of self-loathing and doesn't make sense
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWdd6_ZxX8c
legendary
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April 04, 2015, 09:51:21 AM
#89
All the bulls that like to ridicule people for not being bullish have probably costed newbies lots of $ in the last 15 months.  I think a lot of newbie investors probably would have sold a lot earlier if it wasn't for all the bulltards in the last 15-18 months on this forum.  I wonder how many people bought at 1000+ and still hasn't sold yet.

How much did you cost people on here in 2011 by arguing bitcoin was overpriced at 2 dollars? The price subsequently rose more than 500x higher.

If there is one thing we know on this forum, it is that your pathetic attempts at manipulation (when you are short) are to be ignored entirely.
It is much more difficult to rise 500-fold from $2 than from $200. I believe I don't need to explain that, right?
 

1 person x $100 = 10 people x $10 = 100 people x $1

Same relative level of demand, just easier to get there with exponentially more people involved.  And the base awareness of bitcoin is growing exponentially even now as we speak.

This is why the next rise will be a tsunami.
legendary
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April 04, 2015, 09:12:46 AM
#88
Woke up today, and remembered I owned a crap ton of bitcoin, along with Richard Branson and Tim Draper.

Realized life is good.  Then I brushed my teeth.  

Bullish.
Good for you. I can't hold as you can. But in the long run I think that bitcoin price is stagnant for too long. 2014 was a weird year Bitcoin has been on a roller-coaster ride, losing more than half its value last year.
It never happened before, as we have only growing trend going on. People noticed that too and now general bitcoin user is sceptical and as a result we cannot pierce even $300 wall.

Patience my fellow DOTA 2 player.

Good price to accumulate if you believe in the project.
legendary
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April 04, 2015, 09:10:12 AM
#87
Woke up today, and remembered I owned a crap ton of bitcoin, along with Richard Branson and Tim Draper.

Realized life is good.  Then I brushed my teeth.  

Bullish.
Good for you. I can't hold as you can. But in the long run I think that bitcoin price is stagnant for too long. 2014 was a weird year Bitcoin has been on a roller-coaster ride, losing more than half its value last year.
It never happened before, as we have only growing trend going on. People noticed that too and now general bitcoin user is sceptical and as a result we cannot pierce even $300 wall.
legendary
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April 04, 2015, 08:57:53 AM
#86
Woke up today, and remembered I owned a crap ton of bitcoin, along with Richard Branson and Tim Draper.

Realized life is good.  Then I brushed my teeth.  

Bullish.
legendary
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April 04, 2015, 08:56:48 AM
#85
All the bulls that like to ridicule people for not being bullish have probably costed newbies lots of $ in the last 15 months.  I think a lot of newbie investors probably would have sold a lot earlier if it wasn't for all the bulltards in the last 15-18 months on this forum.  I wonder how many people bought at 1000+ and still hasn't sold yet.

How much did you cost people on here in 2011 by arguing bitcoin was overpriced at 2 dollars? The price subsequently rose more than 500x higher.

If there is one thing we know on this forum, it is that your pathetic attempts at manipulation (when you are short) are to be ignored entirely.
It is much more difficult to rise 500-fold from $2 than from $200. I believe I don't need to explain that, right?
 

You are right you don't need to explain that obvious and somewhat irrelevent point, no. Who exactly is saying the price is going to rise 500 fold from here? It can rise 5 times just to reach the previous ATH however.


Exactly. And then when we reach that point a 10x rise takes us to 10k. And if we get there where does another 5-10x rise take us? Once those figures are reached anything is possible.
legendary
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April 04, 2015, 08:49:18 AM
#84
All the bulls that like to ridicule people for not being bullish have probably costed newbies lots of $ in the last 15 months.  I think a lot of newbie investors probably would have sold a lot earlier if it wasn't for all the bulltards in the last 15-18 months on this forum.  I wonder how many people bought at 1000+ and still hasn't sold yet.

How much did you cost people on here in 2011 by arguing bitcoin was overpriced at 2 dollars? The price subsequently rose more than 500x higher.

If there is one thing we know on this forum, it is that your pathetic attempts at manipulation (when you are short) are to be ignored entirely.
It is much more difficult to rise 500-fold from $2 than from $200. I believe I don't need to explain that, right?
 

You are right you don't need to explain that obvious and somewhat irrelevent point, no. Who exactly is saying the price is going to rise 500 fold from here? It can rise 5 times just to reach the previous ATH however.

Xiaoxiao has been thinking the price of bitcoin is going to fall dramatically since 2011 when it rose dramatically. He thought the price would fall dramatically after the subsequent two bull runs when it instead rose dramatically. Surprise, surprise, he now thinks the price is going to fall dramatically after having deflated naturally from the recent ATH.

Opening his mouth tends to cost those who listen to his 'thoughts' a lot of money.

He could be right this time of course. But I think he is a stopped clock, a contrarian signal who is probably bitter as hell that if he had just held the 1000 dollars he was playing with in 2011 rather than trading it he would be very significantly better off than he is now..
sr. member
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April 04, 2015, 05:09:26 AM
#83
All the bulls that like to ridicule people for not being bullish have probably costed newbies lots of $ in the last 15 months.  I think a lot of newbie investors probably would have sold a lot earlier if it wasn't for all the bulltards in the last 15-18 months on this forum.  I wonder how many people bought at 1000+ and still hasn't sold yet.

How much did you cost people on here in 2011 by arguing bitcoin was overpriced at 2 dollars? The price subsequently rose more than 500x higher.

If there is one thing we know on this forum, it is that your pathetic attempts at manipulation (when you are short) are to be ignored entirely.
It is much more difficult to rise 500-fold from $2 than from $200. I believe I don't need to explain that, right?
 

This isn't necessarily true. When it's very small, people will pass it off as a scam. Once it gets to a certain size, it kind of brings a sense of legitimacy to it. The difficulty would look somewhat like a parabola, which begins off extremely difficult, then becomes easier, and then gets harder again as it gets too big.

I wouldn't know at which point the parabola inflects, but it's really not necessarily true that it's easier to increase the less it costs.
uki
legendary
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cryptojunk bag holder
April 04, 2015, 05:01:09 AM
#82
All the bulls that like to ridicule people for not being bullish have probably costed newbies lots of $ in the last 15 months.  I think a lot of newbie investors probably would have sold a lot earlier if it wasn't for all the bulltards in the last 15-18 months on this forum.  I wonder how many people bought at 1000+ and still hasn't sold yet.

How much did you cost people on here in 2011 by arguing bitcoin was overpriced at 2 dollars? The price subsequently rose more than 500x higher.

If there is one thing we know on this forum, it is that your pathetic attempts at manipulation (when you are short) are to be ignored entirely.
It is much more difficult to rise 500-fold from $2 than from $200. I believe I don't need to explain that, right?
 
legendary
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Merit: 1000
April 04, 2015, 03:27:00 AM
#81
All the bulls that like to ridicule people for not being bullish have probably costed newbies lots of $ in the last 15 months.  I think a lot of newbie investors probably would have sold a lot earlier if it wasn't for all the bulltards in the last 15-18 months on this forum.  I wonder how many people bought at 1000+ and still hasn't sold yet.

How much did you cost people on here in 2011 by arguing bitcoin was overpriced at 2 dollars? The price subsequently rose more than 500x higher.

If there is one thing we know on this forum, it is that your pathetic attempts at manipulation (when you are short) are to be ignored entirely.

legendary
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The Golden Rule Rules
April 03, 2015, 10:45:04 PM
#80
All the bulls that like to ridicule people for not being bullish have probably costed newbies lots of $ in the last 15 months.  I think a lot of newbie investors probably would have sold a lot earlier if it wasn't for all the bulltards in the last 15-18 months on this forum.  I wonder how many people bought at 1000+ and still hasn't sold yet.
hero member
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Trust me!
April 03, 2015, 03:21:44 PM
#78
Ha yeah, well count me in as at least a long-term bull. I think remaining bullish in definite and proven bear-markets is kinda stupid. You're just losing money that way. You're not helping Bitcoin. You can stay a long term bull and still believe in Bitcoin, but please just get out when the price is going down for a year or so Cheesy

Bitcoin has a history of spiking up rapidly. I'm not interested in spending my life watching charts to be sure I catch the train.  The only risk I see is that of not owning Bitcoin Smiley

Not all of us want to be traders. To the permabull, HODLing provides guaranteed gains over a long term with minimal stress or effort required.

No, but grinding your teeth watching the charts, hoping for the price to go up, right after a bubble popped is kind of self-loathing and doesn't make sense. Get in at half of the bubble-ATH and you're good, I guess.
hero member
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Trust me!
April 03, 2015, 03:20:27 PM
#77
Ha yeah, well count me in as at least a long-term bull. I think remaining bullish in definite and proven bear-markets is kinda stupid. You're just losing money that way. You're not helping Bitcoin. You can stay a long term bull and still believe in Bitcoin, but please just get out when the price is going down for a year or so Cheesy

So you're essentially saying buy high, sell low?


If you're a hodler you just HODL! Same goes with permabulls.

I'm saying "don't buy after an obvious bubble has popped". We've seen quite some bubbles now and a lot of people seem to be just too bullish to realize that we're first going down after a bubble has popped. Stay realistic is the key, I guess Smiley
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April 03, 2015, 03:18:18 PM
#76
Ha yeah, well count me in as at least a long-term bull. I think remaining bullish in definite and proven bear-markets is kinda stupid. You're just losing money that way. You're not helping Bitcoin. You can stay a long term bull and still believe in Bitcoin, but please just get out when the price is going down for a year or so Cheesy

Bitcoin has a history of spiking up rapidly. I'm not interested in spending my life watching charts to be sure I catch the train.  The only risk I see is that of not owning Bitcoin Smiley

Not all of us want to be traders. To the permabull, HODLing provides guaranteed gains over a long term with minimal stress or effort required.
hero member
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Trust me!
April 03, 2015, 02:44:41 PM
#75
Ha yeah, well count me in as at least a long-term bull. I think remaining bullish in definite and proven bear-markets is kinda stupid. You're just losing money that way. You're not helping Bitcoin. You can stay a long term bull and still believe in Bitcoin, but please just get out when the price is going down for a year or so Cheesy
legendary
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April 02, 2015, 08:44:55 PM
#74
Bitcointalk is back online! Woohoo!
Bullish  Cool
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