Hello,
Thank you for your answear.
Is there any information if he still owns UNO or has he dropped it already?
I think that is sort of something we all wonder. I don't think he has too many left if any at all. Part of me thinks that if someone wants to pump and dump they are only concerned about the profits then. They don't care to hold the coin or anything. If he is holding any i would think it is because he got "stuck" with them.
I tend to think so too.
However Doge coin never went back to its low prices after the two large pumps late 2013 and early 2014.
I do not like those type of sudden pumps - the current slowish steady rise is much better since it makes me being interested in buying coins all the time (knowing that if I buy today in two-four weeks I am on the water).
Lol EXACTLY! That IS what has made Uno a special little flower in my book. All i was looking for was something digital that i can buy now, hold for a few years and sell for as much, or a bit more, than i purchased it for. Shit, i don't even care if there is anything to be made. I just don't wanna LOSE money. At the time bitcoin seemed like a pretty cool way to go for that. I think we are all starting to learn though, massive investments in machines for mining leads to massive amounts of coins being dumped to recoup the massive amounts of money being spent to make massive amounts of money. It is sorta almost a mirror of what took place with all the toxic trading tools that exist. Bundles of debt and shit being sold. Forget the cool official name for that crap that makes it sound like a worthwhile investment.
To go off on a tangent, fuckin credit man. It is an incredible tool they have devised. Not only does it enslave people, now you are committed to minimum monthlies and such, but then the companies turn around and turn your debt into a product that they can then sell to other people willing to sit on the debt for a few years and collect the borrowed amount + interest. If it ever gets paid back to begin with. This is on top of the 1-3% fees they place on merchants when people use credit cards. I am so fucking envious that i am not a bloodsucking banker offering people the opportunity to place their necks in a bear trap. No one forces you into using it really, but the conditions they maintain sorta guide you into using it. Minimum wages being low while inflation soars. Granted these are issues perhaps other portions of the world do not have to deal with and in the grand scheme of things they are rather insignificant, just don't play the game if you don't like the rules. Still though, BLECH!
But yeah, In the crypto world i would like to see Uno as the "sure" thing investment. You aren't going to see HUGE returns, but you will be rewarded for trusting (hopefully), in Un we trust! (i know i know, un-o is two syllables though and doesn't flow as nicely)