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actmyname

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Spear the bees

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while countries such as China are already producing digital currency to compete with Bitcoin.

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I for one would trust a digital currency that is backed by a government

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Why on earth would someone hold on to something that has no value at all

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Oh and one more thing, Bitcoin if flooded with whales (market manipulation) so enjoy the game while it lasts Cheesy

buckrogers

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Thank you for your feedback. I guess the wallet will just collect dust sitting next to my PC Sad

@ last 2 clowns:

Good! Keep believing in bitcoins, especially when major companies such as Expedia, Microsoft, Paypal, Steam, Dell, etc. all stopped accepting BTC as means of payment. With no further adoption from major brands such as Amazon and Ebay, I would like to see you "aiming for the moon" while countries such as China are already producing digital currency to compete with Bitcoin.

I for one would trust a digital currency that is backed by a government as opposed to an unsupported, unknown currency where its value is determined by supply and demand. I mean c'mon, it doesn't even pay out dividends! Why on earth would someone hold on to something that has no value at all (sometimes called "Fool's gold" ) as opposed to stocks that pay out annual dividends?

Still laughing? Good, keep laughing since time will tell who will have the last laugh Wink

Oh and one more thing, Bitcoin if flooded with whales (market manipulation) so enjoy the game while it lasts Cheesy

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How will Bitcoin act as a currency (or even succeed) if most of you are just holding on to it (in hopes of making huge profits by selling it to someone else in the future) as opposed to actually using it to pay for your goods & services and raise awareness? Huh

It's clearly obvious that the majority of bitcoin holders are in it for profits (and not for the ideology behind it.)

This guy was right https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6yqrwOZVjY

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You hold less than zero weight on this forum after 14 days, and your childish lack of understanding is noted, no one will buy your tampered used wallet. Try ebay thats where the scammers hang out on the regular, you may find your new family (sucker) there.

thanks!

anonymousminer

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@ first 2 comments:

Thank you for your feedback. I guess the wallet will just collect dust sitting next to my PC Sad

@ last 2 clowns:

Good! Keep believing in bitcoins, especially when major companies such as Expedia, Microsoft, Paypal, Steam, Dell, etc. all stopped accepting BTC as means of payment. With no further adoption from major brands such as Amazon and Ebay, I would like to see you "aiming for the moon" while countries such as China are already producing digital currency to compete with Bitcoin.

I for one would trust a digital currency that is backed by a government as opposed to an unsupported, unknown currency where its value is determined by supply and demand. I mean c'mon, it doesn't even pay out dividends! Why on earth would someone hold on to something that has no value at all (sometimes called "Fool's gold" ) as opposed to stocks that pay out annual dividends?

Still laughing? Good, keep laughing since time will tell who will have the last laugh Wink

Oh and one more thing, Bitcoin if flooded with whales (market manipulation) so enjoy the game while it lasts Cheesy

Edit:

How will Bitcoin act as a currency (or even succeed) if most of you are just holding on to it (in hopes of making huge profits by selling it to someone else in the future) as opposed to actually using it to pay for your goods & services and raise awareness? Huh

It's clearly obvious that the majority of bitcoin holders are in it for profits (and not for the ideology behind it.)

This guy was right https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6yqrwOZVjY

Do you buy and sell goods with gold currently? Bitcoin is a store of value like gold. Like I said previously, you are VERY misinformed. Please continue believing in governments like the remaining sheeple..... as your government has your best interest in mind. Roll Eyes

You sir/ma'am are a moron.

allahabadi

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So if u didn't believe in it why buy BTC?

Also it seems like this circus took place in the last month; why r u so fickle.

IMHO u r simply trying to sell a tampered ledger and trying to badmouth BTC in an attempt to look desperate.

anonymousminer

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Quote from: aceboy44 on September 10, 2020, 12:47:54 AM

Ok so I got dragged into this filthy business of bitcoins (purchased at $11.5k, sold my BTC at $9.5k) and I no longer believe in cryptocurrencies anymore (governments can kill it whenever they want by increasing electricity bills which will drag away miners.)

Is any one interested in buying my used ledger nano X? I want to minimize loses as much as possible.

So had you bought the dip when it was down to 4k would you still be calling it filthy today? Maybe if you did some real research rather than getting "dragged in" by what I'm assuming was your sister's boyfriend's uncle.... who heard about bitcoin from this guy that said that thing this one time, you might have had better luck. Then you come to a bitcoin community and insult what we believe in while looking for help to "minimize your losses" tells me all I need to know. Bitcoin is not a get rich quick scheme and you are VERY misinformed. Congrats on losing 2 grand..... but this feeling of loss is nothing compared to what you will feel when you see 1BTC = $100,000. Bitcoin is the greatest store of value man will see for generations to come.

p.s. Had you still been holding, you'd only be down $1050. Wink

Hookzup1

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Sorry you sold at a loss, you will be kicking yourself forever as it continues to rise your entire lifetime

NeuroticFish

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Quote from: aceboy44 on September 10, 2020, 12:47:54 AM

Ok so I got dragged into this filthy business of bitcoins (purchased at $11.5k, sold my BTC at $9.5k) and I no longer believe in cryptocurrencies anymore (governments can kill it whenever they want by increasing electricity bills which will drag away miners.)

Is any one interested in buying my used ledger nano X? I want to minimize loses as much as possible.

Let's say you find somebody interested.
I don't think that anybody would look at an used Nano X if it's more expensive than a new Nano S, which does the same job at much lower price.
That means you'll have to sell at under 46 EUR (Leger sells now at 20% discount) and you'll have to find somebody that cares more about not spending than about having his coins as safe as possible.
I find that highly unlikely and the endeavor may not worth your time.

PS. The story is interesting, but it's wrong, higher electricity price may make some miners leave, but certainly not all and the difficulty will adjust, making mining profitable for them again.

M-BTC

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Digital scarcity is a one-time discovery.

I hate to break it to you but nobody is going to buy a used hardware wallet. There is a huge risk that the hardware/firmware has been tampered with.

aceboy44

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Ok so I got dragged into this filthy business of bitcoins (purchased at $11.5k, sold my BTC at $9.5k) and I no longer believe in cryptocurrencies anymore (governments can kill it whenever they want by increasing electricity bills which will drag away miners.)

Is any one interested in buying my used ledger nano X? I want to minimize loses as much as possible.

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