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Topic: the best evidence that bitcoin will succeed, courtesy of fewcoins - page 2. (Read 6077 times)

legendary
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I don't think this confession of his holds any more truth than the rest of his gibberish. I do not think he has or has ever had any substantial amount of coins, and he definitely has no businesses online or offline, because these take time, the same resource he wastes on this forums.

I think most of those trolls bash bitcoin here for one for three reasons:
1. they want to buy as cheap as "early adopters" because world in which they have to pay the current price seems unfair to them, i.e. not grown up yet.
2. they have convinced themselves not to buy last year, and now they thoroughly regret that decision and try to justify it to themselves. Not many people can accept the fact that they were wrong.
3. they are on a payroll, working for some whale buyer, accompanying his buys with background noise to not move the price up too much.

Hard to imagine any other reasons Smiley

A paid shill comes to mind....I guess that could be #3.
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 254
... after holding my value in bitcoin for two years ive made 10,000 percent on my investment and there is nothing that can offer me reward like that in traditional banking cults.

Try the lottery.
If you win, you can brag about making a million percent on your investment, and tell us how clever you were to buy lottery tickets Smiley
full member
Activity: 154
Merit: 100
playing pasta and eating mandolinos
[...] store of value is just one very important property of currency and bitcoin is great at it.

Hey hey... what are you talking about? A store of value is good when you can store value in and retrieve it out when you need it. Bitcoin is a great store of value only if price constantly rise amiright? But, today, will you store your wealth in bitcoin? Hell no, because it can drop 5% or more in a day like nothing. And who want to lose 5% or more in a day? Nobody. When/if bitcoin price gain stability (or start ever-increasing again) then it will become a great store of value again. But not now. BTW i do understand bitcoin usefulness and actually use it, only not as a store of value (obviously).

I look at bitcoin as gold 2.0 and the future of banking because after holding my value in bitcoin for two years ive made 10,000 percent on my investment and there is nothing that can offer me reward like that in traditional banking cults.

You were lucky. Once. It had been a mad ride, but the environment change constantly and so our choices must adapt to it. If bitcoin start rising again i'll be the first to go all-in with all i got, but storing wealth in it right now is not wise.
newbie
Activity: 51
Merit: 0
[...] store of value is just one very important property of currency and bitcoin is great at it.

Hey hey... what are you talking about? A store of value is good when you can store value in and retrieve it out when you need it. Bitcoin is a great store of value only if price constantly rise amiright? But, today, will you store your wealth in bitcoin? Hell no, because it can drop 5% or more in a day like nothing. And who want to lose 5% or more in a day? Nobody. When/if bitcoin price gain stability (or start ever-increasing again) then it will become a great store of value again. But not now. BTW i do understand bitcoin usefulness and actually use it, only not as a store of value (obviously).

I look at bitcoin as gold 2.0 and the future of banking because after holding my value in bitcoin for two years ive made 10,000 percent on my investment and there is nothing that can offer me reward like that in traditional banking cults.
full member
Activity: 154
Merit: 100
playing pasta and eating mandolinos
[...] store of value is just one very important property of currency and bitcoin is great at it.

Hey hey... what are you talking about? A store of value is good when you can store value in and retrieve it out when you need it. Bitcoin is a great store of value only if price constantly rise amiright? But, today, will you store your wealth in bitcoin? Hell no, because it can drop 5% or more in a day like nothing. And who want to lose 5% or more in a day? Nobody. When/if bitcoin price gain stability (or start ever-increasing again) then it will become a great store of value again. But not now. BTW i do understand bitcoin usefulness and actually use it, only not as a store of value (obviously).
newbie
Activity: 51
Merit: 0
fewcoins takes bitcoin because he knows he'll hold it when the graph is going vertical, otherwise the only reason to cash out to fiat immediately is so you can spend it. Remember folks: you cant buy hard drugs and hookers with bitcoin yet, studies have shown the most popular way to spend btc at the moment is in donations to charities.

 There are also studies which found that people that actually have 1+ btc of crypto currency tend not to spend it, they are saving it longterm. What fewcoins doesnt understand is that store of value is just one very important property of currency and bitcoin is great at it.

If fewcoins understood the potential in cryptocurrency, he wouldnt be talking this way.

If he looked at BTC as a longterm store of value and invested heavily, 2 years ago, hed be a millionaire. Im sure that's about the only thing he understands about Bitcoin and hes kicking himself for not having been taught the discipline of saving money.
full member
Activity: 126
Merit: 100
sorry,i did not smoke。otherwise,i will buy some using  btc。

I understand, I still have many customers that don't smoke cigarettes, They buy these as Christmas gifts for other people, family members, co-workers
Also marijuana smokers apparently love it & seems we are now slowly taking over that market instead. Thanks for the interest though! Much Love!!
KlipKeeper.com
newbie
Activity: 20
Merit: 0
sorry,i did not smoke。otherwise,i will buy some using  btc。
full member
Activity: 126
Merit: 100
Bashing me instead of having a conversation sucks... Something kids do, but.......
Awesome to know you guys are realizing the truth that for bitcoin to be readily accepted everywhere it MUST be close to other exchange rates.. So are we back to $2?
You guys can come by in NYC to spend your bitcoin with me, promise to get you the best deals on alcohol, tobacco, accessories and even car repairs.
For online product businesses check out my site KlipKeeper.com
legendary
Activity: 4228
Merit: 1313
Oh I think you'll find the trolls on this forum are very sane. Sad but sane.

Some are, some, by their own statements, are not.
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 254
Oh I think you'll find the trolls on this forum are very sane...

...unlike some of the posters here.

legendary
Activity: 1176
Merit: 1000
Oh I think you'll find the trolls on this forum are very sane. Sad but sane.
legendary
Activity: 4228
Merit: 1313
I don't think this confession of his holds any more truth than the rest of his gibberish. I do not think he has or has ever had any substantial amount of coins, and he definitely has no businesses online or offline, because these take time, the same resource he wastes on this forums.

I think most of those trolls bash bitcoin here for one for three reasons:
1. they want to buy as cheap as "early adopters" because world in which they have to pay the current price seems unfair to them, i.e. not grown up yet.
2. they have convinced themselves not to buy last year, and now they thoroughly regret that decision and try to justify it to themselves. Not many people can accept the fact that they were wrong.
3. they are on a payroll, working for some whale buyer, accompanying his buys with background noise to not move the price up too much.

Hard to imagine any other reasons Smiley

4. Insanity.   Smiley  (Not insanity regarding their opinion about bitcoins, just plain insanity).
legendary
Activity: 1176
Merit: 1010
Borsche
I don't think this confession of his holds any more truth than the rest of his gibberish. I do not think he has or has ever had any substantial amount of coins, and he definitely has no businesses online or offline, because these take time, the same resource he wastes on this forums.

I think most of those trolls bash bitcoin here for one for three reasons:
1. they want to buy as cheap as "early adopters" because world in which they have to pay the current price seems unfair to them, i.e. not grown up yet.
2. they have convinced themselves not to buy last year, and now they thoroughly regret that decision and try to justify it to themselves. Not many people can accept the fact that they were wrong.
3. they are on a payroll, working for some whale buyer, accompanying his buys with background noise to not move the price up too much.

Hard to imagine any other reasons Smiley
sr. member
Activity: 242
Merit: 250
Thanks fewcoins for proving us right  Smiley.
legendary
Activity: 2492
Merit: 1473
LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
It is ironic that he accepts BTC yet doesnt think it should be worth anything lol...
legendary
Activity: 2464
Merit: 1145
i do not hate fewcoins. It 's actually good for some people to stand on the opposite side. He is just extraordinarily annoying at least sometimes.

5+ bash bitcoin threads in under 30 minutes gg
newbie
Activity: 20
Merit: 0
i do not hate fewcoins. It 's actually good for some people to stand on the opposite side. He is just extraordinarily annoying at least sometimes.
hero member
Activity: 784
Merit: 1001
For bitcoin to succeed, there needs to be a reason for the average Joe to use it. The best evidence that this may eventually come to fruition is seeing it used as currency (as opposed to a store of value) by people who are not permabulls, early adopters, HODL'ers or crypto investors, bitcoin enthusiasts, etc. People who have no ideological reason to believe in or to promote bitcoin. People who have no emotional investment in its success. Better still, people who are the opposite: people who believe that bitcoin is not destined to succeed.

fewcoins is one of those people. He bashes bitcoins left and right in this forum. But then he comes out and says ...

... I own two businesses that accept bitcoin ...

But it doesn't end there. As if to prove that he is using bitcoin as currency -- not as a store of value -- he adds:

... we dump everything right to fiat.

So there we have it: a non-believer who nevertheless uses bitcoin as a currency. Q.E.D.

I think we should all say a big fat Thank You to fewcoins for providing what really is the most convincing evidence that bitcoin can and will spread eventually to the average Joe. Intentional or not, you have restored my faith.

Cool

(I actually think this was his secret purpose all along ...  Wink )
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