Oh? Is that right? So if there is a pattern of a poster (whether newbie or not) putting out random posts to attempt to inspire panic selling or talking their books, we should just tolerate that kind of ongoing nonsense and seeming trolling?
Sure, there are not enough hours in the day to call out all of the book talkers, but some of these folks, such as jojo69 - puts out these nonsubstantive posts that attempt to get folks to panic by suggesting that the price is inevitably going down or suggesting that hodlers should sell after the price had already substantially corrected - which nearly a sure-fired means of causing some folks to panic sell and possibly at the bottom or near the bottom.
You know Jay, I have really tried to avoid getting into conflict with you as I think your heart is in the right place and I feel that we largely agree on the big picture.
But I am not going to sit here and passively allow you to smear me as a book talker. Bitcoin is one of the most volatile markets there is. It has rewarded me greatly, and burned me painfully. Pointing out the, very real, possibility of a serious retractment is not an attempt on my part to inspire panic, indeed quite the opposite. Were we to plunge into the 2xxx range an hour hence I would be untroubled, serene in my hodling.
This is what I attempt to teach. Bitcoins journey is turbulent indeed. I have learned from bitter experience to take its violent storms with equanimity.
Your repetitive walls of text and name calling I can tolerate, impugn my motives and find yourself on my ignore list.
