^^Translation: "Fine, sell. I don't care. You sell now, I'll sell later. I don't care."
Bahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!
Bahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!
a $4 bump is hardly a reason for train gifs. What does a $10 bump get, rockets?
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 19726. (Read 26609713 times)
December 28, 2015, 08:32:05 PM
a $4 bump is hardly a reason for train gifs. What does a $10 bump get, rockets?
December 28, 2015, 08:12:35 PM
[blah blah blah]
Regarding parties connected to myself, I don't really seek any of that; however, I imaging that quite a few mid-term BTC investors (those investing from late 2013 and even through 2014) are recently coming out of the red, and we gotta feel good about that, no?
[yada yada yada]
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Regarding parties connected to myself, I don't really seek any of that; however, I imaging that quite a few mid-term BTC investors (those investing from late 2013 and even through 2014) are recently coming out of the red, and we gotta feel good about that, no?
[yada yada yada]
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Not losing money isn't much to celebrate. In Bitcoin you'll have to make 10-100x what you invested in order to earn the silly hats and firecrackers.
Well, part of my point in bringing up examples about my personal BTC portfolio / strategies is to get feedback and to share information regarding bitcoin investment strategies....
Sure. Not really relevant to what I wrote or replied to, but short.
Sufficiently relevant to the extent that I chose to respond to your attempts at little and unnecessary digs... And, long enough as I deemed adequate to make my point(s).
If you want to talk strategies you might want to stop bashing people who bought their coins at $1.20 instead of $1200.
Looks like you are engaging in exaggerations in order to attempt to provide unsolicited advice.
And if that confederate flag waving hick, BJA, wants to cash out and make his life more comfortable for himself and his confederate flag waving children, I think he should be allowed to do so in his own time.
Who's attempting to stop him from doing what he wants regarding his BTC holdings. He seems to be handling himself just fine in the conversation, no?
December 28, 2015, 08:06:57 PM
3K bidwall on BFX
EDIT: Aaaand it's gone.
EDIT: Aaaand it's gone.
lasted less than 1 minute, and someone sold 800 bitcoin to that wall. What do you think about this kind of trick ?
Looks like it backfired. Someone trying to push the price up or hold it up in a futile effort to keep the 1 HR moving average green.
Nobody's buying my coins retail. I have to keep lowering my premium and they still don't move.
You are a fucking liar in this post. You had plenty opportunity to sell your coins in the upper $420s in the past 12 hours or so, if you really wanted to sell your coins, and if you have any to sell.
The only reason you wouldn't be able to sell you coins is that you would have been attempting to sell them at a 1% or more above retail, and farting around with your price, as to never get them to sell.
So, yes, sincerity is important, when you are spinning such bullshit... regarding supposedly what you have been attempting to accomplish, but supposedly unable to accomplish.
Ok, let me explain to you how this works: I have a couple of coins that I sell retail. When I do, I take some of the cash I have sitting on the exchange and I rebuy the same amount I sell, thereby reducing the amount of fiat at BFX that is at risk of vanishing if the exchange goes gox while keeping my exposure to price changes neutral except for the coins I am using to ferry out my cash.
I don't care if the price goes up or down. If it goes down far enough, I can buy with the cash I have on the exchange. If it goes up a little, I sell one or two coins at a time and rebuy with the same pile of cash. If it keeps going up and this becomes the next great bull market, I'll keep selling until my trading cash is exhausted and then I'll start selling my cold storage coins. I'll sell those until I run out and then you'll probably not hear from me again.
However if, as I suspect, this whole rally above the $300 range is a bulltrap that will end in fullblocalypse, then there will be some real bargains in the future and hodlers are going to miss an opportunity. You had better hope that doesn't happen because then this thread will get rather more sympathetic to my viewpoint.
I don't mind if members of the thread get sympathetic to your viewpoint as long as you are not just making things up.
I certainly don't know how prices or the scaling blockchain is going to work out in terms of market dynamics, but it does seem likely that you will not be going away soon. I mean, it sounds like the best case scenario for you going away would be if the price gradually went up and you cashed out, but historically, it seems that nothing is really gradual in bitcoin, and I really have my doubts that you would be good for your word and really leave bitcoin, in that best case scenario.
in other words, your an addict, admit it...
I never denied it, but I am reducing my exposure and will continue to do so until the scaling issue is resolved or until I run out of coins, whichever comes first. I used to think that all I had to do was wait for the halving, but it is fairly clear that we'll get full blocks before then, and so the future is unknown. Anyone not in a position to wait until we have a better idea how this plays out is likely to make some bad trades.
Well, that's a fair enough personal assessment, and if you put your money where your mouth is, then surely, you will be able to reduce your exposure over the coming months.
I personally believe that there is not any major need to reduce exposure, but each of us will need to decide based on our own personal situation and the totality of our various investments... At this point I anticipate continuing to accumulate BTC for quite some time ...
But, i certainly agree with the concept of rebalancing the totality of your holdings... so for example, if your average price is below $100 (or even below $20), and the price went from $250 to $500, you may feel it's a good idea to cash out some if not all of those coins.
December 28, 2015, 08:03:56 PM
$400 barrier is a bitch ain't it
Don't ask me what this post was about when it was $397 less than a month ago
Don't ask me what this post was about when it was $397 less than a month ago
December 28, 2015, 08:00:24 PM
December 28, 2015, 07:41:40 PM
if that confederate flag waving hick, BJA, wants to cash out and make his life more comfortable for himself and his confederate flag waving children, I think he should be allowed to do so in his own time.
I suppose if I had to pick a side in the War between the States, I would chose the South, but as an anarcho-capitalist, I really wouldn't have my heart in it. Generally speaking, when two groups of statists fight each other, the winning move is to get out of the way.
December 28, 2015, 07:34:55 PM
If you want to talk strategies you might want to stop bashing people who bought their coins at $1.20 instead of $1200.
I told myself a handful of pages back that I was going to disengage from this particular branch of this thread.
Damn you, Fatman, for making an observation so pithy that it compels me to relate that I am very happy I had not a mouthful of coffee when I read it.
December 28, 2015, 07:32:57 PM
3K bidwall on BFX
EDIT: Aaaand it's gone.
EDIT: Aaaand it's gone.
lasted less than 1 minute, and someone sold 800 bitcoin to that wall. What do you think about this kind of trick ?
Looks like it backfired. Someone trying to push the price up or hold it up in a futile effort to keep the 1 HR moving average green.
Nobody's buying my coins retail. I have to keep lowering my premium and they still don't move.
You are a fucking liar in this post. You had plenty opportunity to sell your coins in the upper $420s in the past 12 hours or so, if you really wanted to sell your coins, and if you have any to sell.
The only reason you wouldn't be able to sell you coins is that you would have been attempting to sell them at a 1% or more above retail, and farting around with your price, as to never get them to sell.
So, yes, sincerity is important, when you are spinning such bullshit... regarding supposedly what you have been attempting to accomplish, but supposedly unable to accomplish.
Ok, let me explain to you how this works: I have a couple of coins that I sell retail. When I do, I take some of the cash I have sitting on the exchange and I rebuy the same amount I sell, thereby reducing the amount of fiat at BFX that is at risk of vanishing if the exchange goes gox while keeping my exposure to price changes neutral except for the coins I am using to ferry out my cash.
I don't care if the price goes up or down. If it goes down far enough, I can buy with the cash I have on the exchange. If it goes up a little, I sell one or two coins at a time and rebuy with the same pile of cash. If it keeps going up and this becomes the next great bull market, I'll keep selling until my trading cash is exhausted and then I'll start selling my cold storage coins. I'll sell those until I run out and then you'll probably not hear from me again.
However if, as I suspect, this whole rally above the $300 range is a bulltrap that will end in fullblocalypse, then there will be some real bargains in the future and hodlers are going to miss an opportunity. You had better hope that doesn't happen because then this thread will get rather more sympathetic to my viewpoint.
I don't mind if members of the thread get sympathetic to your viewpoint as long as you are not just making things up.
I certainly don't know how prices or the scaling blockchain is going to work out in terms of market dynamics, but it does seem likely that you will not be going away soon. I mean, it sounds like the best case scenario for you going away would be if the price gradually went up and you cashed out, but historically, it seems that nothing is really gradual in bitcoin, and I really have my doubts that you would be good for your word and really leave bitcoin, in that best case scenario.
in other words, your an addict, admit it...
I never denied it, but I am reducing my exposure and will continue to do so until the scaling issue is resolved or until I run out of coins, whichever comes first. I used to think that all I had to do was wait for the halving, but it is fairly clear that we'll get full blocks before then, and so the future is unknown. Anyone not in a position to wait until we have a better idea how this plays out is likely to make some bad trades.
December 28, 2015, 07:20:03 PM
[blah blah blah]
Regarding parties connected to myself, I don't really seek any of that; however, I imaging that quite a few mid-term BTC investors (those investing from late 2013 and even through 2014) are recently coming out of the red, and we gotta feel good about that, no?
[yada yada yada]
Regarding parties connected to myself, I don't really seek any of that; however, I imaging that quite a few mid-term BTC investors (those investing from late 2013 and even through 2014) are recently coming out of the red, and we gotta feel good about that, no?
[yada yada yada]
Not losing money isn't much to celebrate. In Bitcoin you'll have to make 10-100x what you invested in order to earn the silly hats and firecrackers.
Well, part of my point in bringing up examples about my personal BTC portfolio / strategies is to get feedback and to share information regarding bitcoin investment strategies....
Sure. Not really relevant to what I wrote or replied to, but short.
If you want to talk strategies you might want to stop bashing people who bought their coins at $1.20 instead of $1200.
And if that confederate flag waving hick, BJA, wants to cash out and make his life more comfortable for himself and his confederate flag waving children, I think he should be allowed to do so in his own time.
December 28, 2015, 07:17:05 PM
3K bidwall on BFX
EDIT: Aaaand it's gone.
EDIT: Aaaand it's gone.
lasted less than 1 minute, and someone sold 800 bitcoin to that wall. What do you think about this kind of trick ?
Looks like it backfired. Someone trying to push the price up or hold it up in a futile effort to keep the 1 HR moving average green.
Nobody's buying my coins retail. I have to keep lowering my premium and they still don't move.
You are a fucking liar in this post. You had plenty opportunity to sell your coins in the upper $420s in the past 12 hours or so, if you really wanted to sell your coins, and if you have any to sell.
The only reason you wouldn't be able to sell you coins is that you would have been attempting to sell them at a 1% or more above retail, and farting around with your price, as to never get them to sell.
So, yes, sincerity is important, when you are spinning such bullshit... regarding supposedly what you have been attempting to accomplish, but supposedly unable to accomplish.
Ok, let me explain to you how this works: I have a couple of coins that I sell retail. When I do, I take some of the cash I have sitting on the exchange and I rebuy the same amount I sell, thereby reducing the amount of fiat at BFX that is at risk of vanishing if the exchange goes gox while keeping my exposure to price changes neutral except for the coins I am using to ferry out my cash.
I don't care if the price goes up or down. If it goes down far enough, I can buy with the cash I have on the exchange. If it goes up a little, I sell one or two coins at a time and rebuy with the same pile of cash. If it keeps going up and this becomes the next great bull market, I'll keep selling until my trading cash is exhausted and then I'll start selling my cold storage coins. I'll sell those until I run out and then you'll probably not hear from me again.
However if, as I suspect, this whole rally above the $300 range is a bulltrap that will end in fullblocalypse, then there will be some real bargains in the future and hodlers are going to miss an opportunity. You had better hope that doesn't happen because then this thread will get rather more sympathetic to my viewpoint.
I don't mind if members of the thread get sympathetic to your viewpoint as long as you are not just making things up.
I certainly don't know how prices or the scaling blockchain is going to work out in terms of market dynamics, but it does seem likely that you will not be going away soon. I mean, it sounds like the best case scenario for you going away would be if the price gradually went up and you cashed out, but historically, it seems that nothing is really gradual in bitcoin, and I really have my doubts that you would be good for your word and really leave bitcoin, in that best case scenario.
in other words, your an addict, admit it...
December 28, 2015, 07:00:25 PM
December 28, 2015, 06:58:15 PM
[blah blah blah]
Regarding parties connected to myself, I don't really seek any of that; however, I imaging that quite a few mid-term BTC investors (those investing from late 2013 and even through 2014) are recently coming out of the red, and we gotta feel good about that, no?
[yada yada yada]
Regarding parties connected to myself, I don't really seek any of that; however, I imaging that quite a few mid-term BTC investors (those investing from late 2013 and even through 2014) are recently coming out of the red, and we gotta feel good about that, no?
[yada yada yada]
Not losing money isn't much to celebrate. In Bitcoin you'll have to make 10-100x what you invested in order to earn the silly hats and firecrackers.
Well, part of my point in bringing up examples about my personal BTC portfolio / strategies is to get feedback and to share information regarding bitcoin investment strategies....
December 28, 2015, 06:57:43 PM
Did he wrong you? Go talk to Aztec. You could
ftfy
December 28, 2015, 06:52:14 PM
3K bidwall on BFX
EDIT: Aaaand it's gone.
EDIT: Aaaand it's gone.
lasted less than 1 minute, and someone sold 800 bitcoin to that wall. What do you think about this kind of trick ?
Looks like it backfired. Someone trying to push the price up or hold it up in a futile effort to keep the 1 HR moving average green.
Nobody's buying my coins retail. I have to keep lowering my premium and they still don't move.
You are a fucking liar in this post. You had plenty opportunity to sell your coins in the upper $420s in the past 12 hours or so, if you really wanted to sell your coins, and if you have any to sell.
The only reason you wouldn't be able to sell you coins is that you would have been attempting to sell them at a 1% or more above retail, and farting around with your price, as to never get them to sell.
So, yes, sincerity is important, when you are spinning such bullshit... regarding supposedly what you have been attempting to accomplish, but supposedly unable to accomplish.
Ok, let me explain to you how this works: I have a couple of coins that I sell retail. When I do, I take some of the cash I have sitting on the exchange and I rebuy the same amount I sell, thereby reducing the amount of fiat at BFX that is at risk of vanishing if the exchange goes gox while keeping my exposure to price changes neutral except for the coins I am using to ferry out my cash.
I don't care if the price goes up or down. If it goes down far enough, I can buy with the cash I have on the exchange. If it goes up a little, I sell one or two coins at a time and rebuy with the same pile of cash. If it keeps going up and this becomes the next great bull market, I'll keep selling until my trading cash is exhausted and then I'll start selling my cold storage coins. I'll sell those until I run out and then you'll probably not hear from me again.
However if, as I suspect, this whole rally above the $300 range is a bulltrap that will end in fullblocalypse, then there will be some real bargains in the future and hodlers are going to miss an opportunity. You had better hope that doesn't happen because then this thread will get rather more sympathetic to my viewpoint.
December 28, 2015, 06:32:56 PM
[blah blah blah]
Regarding parties connected to myself, I don't really seek any of that; however, I imaging that quite a few mid-term BTC investors (those investing from late 2013 and even through 2014) are recently coming out of the red, and we gotta feel good about that, no?
[yada yada yada]
Regarding parties connected to myself, I don't really seek any of that; however, I imaging that quite a few mid-term BTC investors (those investing from late 2013 and even through 2014) are recently coming out of the red, and we gotta feel good about that, no?
[yada yada yada]
Not losing money isn't much to celebrate. In Bitcoin you'll have to make 10-100x what you invested in order to earn the silly hats and firecrackers.
December 28, 2015, 06:30:27 PM
Same. It was so much easier to relate to him when he wasn't lecturing BJA all the time.
Yeah.... we should let BJA alone (insert leave Brittany alone meme here)... 
(doesn't matter if he lies or not, so what. Did he wrong you? Go talk to Aztec. You could start a club.
For those times you absolutely, positively demand satisfaction...
December 28, 2015, 06:23:01 PM
Same. It was so much easier to relate to him when he wasn't lecturing BJA all the time.
Yeah.... we should let BJA alone (insert leave Brittany alone meme here)... (doesn't matter if he lies or not, so what. Did he wrong you? Go talk to Aztec. You could start a club.
December 28, 2015, 06:19:57 PM
3K bidwall on BFX
EDIT: Aaaand it's gone.
EDIT: Aaaand it's gone.
lasted less than 1 minute, and someone sold 800 bitcoin to that wall. What do you think about this kind of trick ?
Looks like it backfired. Someone trying to push the price up or hold it up in a futile effort to keep the 1 HR moving average green.
Nobody's buying my coins retail. I have to keep lowering my premium and they still don't move.
You are a fucking liar in this post. You had plenty opportunity to sell your coins in the upper $420s in the past 12 hours or so, if you really wanted to sell your coins, and if you have any to sell.
The only reason you wouldn't be able to sell you coins is that you would have been attempting to sell them at a 1% or more above retail, and farting around with your price, as to never get them to sell.
So, yes, sincerity is important, when you are spinning such bullshit... regarding supposedly what you have been attempting to accomplish, but supposedly unable to accomplish.
You were much more pleasant when you harbored the shame and guilt of losing half the money you plowed into BTC. Now that you're only down 17% or so... you've become fairly arrogant. I'm increasingly unsure if I can celebrate your break-even party with as much vigor as I originally intended...
IDK. He's more succinct when he's an asshole.
There is still plenty of room for improvement though.
The post above could be compressed to: BJA, you're full of shit!
No offense, BJA.
December 28, 2015, 06:01:48 PM
Well, you handled my thinly veiled insult with a convoluted wall of text... so at least I'm reasonably sure I am still conversing with the original owner of this nick.
I'll forego commenting on your perception of BJA's "grievous lies".
I'll forego commenting on your perception of BJA's "grievous lies".
December 28, 2015, 06:00:24 PM
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