Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 23538.

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Quote from: Tom Mercutio on January 14, 2015, 03:05:55 AM

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Quote from: LFC_Bitcoin on January 14, 2015, 02:47:39 AM

This is quite sad.

I've invested over 8000 GBP & I'm at least 75% down now.
I can't believe this.

Hope this was money you could afford to lose?
Thankfully, i have invested money that i could afford to lose. Even though it stings, i am not too worried even if BTC crashes to the ground. This may be the time to diversify my portfolio into some other altcoin which i believe is the future, you can buy more of that coin for less since everything is tied to BTC atm. I cant think off too many though, maybe DRK for me!

People keep using the words "money you can afford to lose". Do you mean any amount other than what would cause him to die of hunger? Children's education money? Or do you mean dinner money? A cup of coffee?

There is no such thing as money you can afford to lose. There is only money. And it always hurts to lose it.

I beg to differ, i set aside a certain sum every month under the head "Entertainment". Entertainment budget covers my trips / movies / gambling/ etc.,

This IS money that i will lose anyway, of course it will give me entertainment in exchange. Off late, i have been setting aside some money for Crypto-entertainment too. I also dabble in penny stocks, there too i use some money (small amounts) every month and buy some stocks in the hope they go big! This is clearly money that i can afford to lose, if they hit it big, i make a profit, if i lose that money, its still okay as this is not money i need in my daily life!

Thomas-s

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Quote from: cbeast on January 14, 2015, 06:30:11 AM

Quote from: Ryota on January 14, 2015, 06:26:07 AM

I think there is no rally at all, just an another dead cat bounce.

You know Isaac Newton went Flat Broke Chasing a stock bubble.

Bitcoin is not a stock.

It's was a bubble though Roll Eyes

oda.krell

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Quote from: N12 on January 14, 2015, 06:07:33 AM

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He holds thousands of bitcoins, enough to retire comfortably. But he has been cashing them in slowly, investing in stock market funds instead.

“Bitcoin is wild and crazy investment that I’m diversifying out of all the time,” he says. “If bitcoin is wildly successful, I’m still holding on to a good chunk of bitcoin. It could be worth tens of millions of dollars, but it could be worth zero. It doesn’t make sense to hold more than that amount. I don’t have a desire to be a multi-billionaire. That’s not what motivates me, I have no desire to be filthy rich.”

When you are more of a cultist than Bitcoin's lead developer, then you know you're in trouble.

Haha, thanks so much for that quote. Both Gavin's and your own.

luckygenough56

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i for one think that bitcoin is an experiment led by banksters to show to the world thant banks aren't that bad after all.

Once u quit you blinded unilateral way of thinking u can think that way too.

Anarchy is chaos. History tells.

cbeast

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Let's talk governance, lipstick, and pigs.

Quote from: Ryota on January 14, 2015, 06:26:07 AM

I think there is no rally at all, just an another dead cat bounce.

You know Isaac Newton went Flat Broke Chasing a stock bubble.

Bitcoin is not a stock.

Fatman3001

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Make Bitcoin glow with ENIAC

DAT VOLUME!

Ryota

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I think there is no rally at all, just an another dead cat bounce.

You know Isaac Newton went Flat Broke Chasing a stock bubble.

Don't get burned!

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Quote from: luckygenough56 on January 14, 2015, 06:16:55 AM

Quote from: spooderman on January 14, 2015, 06:11:34 AM

Quote from: luckygenough56 on January 14, 2015, 06:09:09 AM

fun fact : i got my credit card hacked two times on the net last year and each time my bank refund me within 10 days to protect me.

More than bitcoin can ever do

yes getting hacked is more than bitcoin can ever do.

yet they offered me a solution for e-transactions which can't be hacked anymore. They protected me from myself and i'm thankful for that.

Also, my money is safe in my banks unlike crypto addicts who can't quit their screen all day long and fears for their bag value every hour of every day.

Thanks to them i feel peaceful.

If you want peace and quiet you shouldn't be in bitcoin yet. Wait a decade (or 2).

luckygenough56

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Quote from: spooderman on January 14, 2015, 06:11:34 AM

Quote from: luckygenough56 on January 14, 2015, 06:09:09 AM

fun fact : i got my credit card hacked two times on the net last year and each time my bank refund me within 10 days to protect me.

More than bitcoin can ever do

yes getting hacked is more than bitcoin can ever do.

yet they offered me a solution for e-transactions which can't be hacked anymore. They protected me from myself and i'm thankful for that.

Also, my money is safe in my banks unlike crypto addicts who can't quit their screen all day long and fears for their bag value every hour of every day.

Thanks to them i feel peaceful.

NotLambchop

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Satoshi overturns the tables of money changers in The Temple of Bitcoin.

Feel His wrath, gentlemen, for He is a jealous and vengeful God!

marcus_of_augustus

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Eadem mutata resurgo

Quote from: luckygenough56 on January 14, 2015, 06:09:09 AM

fun fact : i got my credit card hacked two times on the net last year and each time my bank refund me within 10 days to protect me.

More than bitcoin can ever do

only an idiot lets their credit card get hacked ... and your credit card fees include costs for all the other idiots who let their cards get hacked and the idiot companies that 'secure' all the massive credit card databases ... basically its a bog hack system that costs a lot of of money to keep patching up

secure bitcoin properly and it never gets hacked and you never pay more than you have to, or paying for others incompetence.

PS: you're credit card was basically worthless last time i looked anyway Wink

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Not so much days destroyed... https://blockchain.info/de/charts/bitcoin-days-destroyed?timespan=all&showDataPoints=false&daysAverageString=1&show_header=true&scale=0&address=

spooderman

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Quote from: luckygenough56 on January 14, 2015, 06:09:09 AM

fun fact : i got my credit card hacked two times on the net last year and each time my bank refund me within 10 days to protect me.

More than bitcoin can ever do

yes getting hacked is more than bitcoin can ever do.

Quote from: luckygenough56 on January 14, 2015, 06:03:20 AM

i will buy btc when it's backed by some trusted entities, not by some lunatic herd behaviour.

Enjoy your anarchy

Math?

Not trusted enough.

luckygenough56

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fun fact : i got my credit card hacked two times on the net last year and each time my bank refund me within 10 days to protect me.

More than bitcoin can ever do

N12

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Quote from: podyx on January 14, 2015, 06:06:37 AM

Quote from: N12 on January 14, 2015, 06:05:30 AM

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Quote from: bitkilo on January 14, 2015, 05:56:23 AM

This is absolutly crazy but maybe we have seen a bottom at $200 USD now.
I just read that the difficulty just rose to 43,971,662,056.09 the other night, this with the low price can mining be substained for much longer.

2 questions, If something could be done to stop this ship from sinking, like some back up plan Gavin might have,
1. What might that plan be?
2. Who would have the final decision if some big change was decided?

Lol, love seeing supporters of P2P unbacked decentralised currency asking what "they" have planned to save this Titanic Cheesy

This truly is hilarious.

BTW, Bitcoin has made me appreciate banks, fiat money and governments.

Are you a bear blitz?

Not anymore. But I ridicule bidirectionally. Cheesy

esse83

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Quote from: N12 on January 14, 2015, 06:05:30 AM

Quote from: NotLambchop on January 14, 2015, 06:04:02 AM

Quote from: bitkilo on January 14, 2015, 05:56:23 AM

This is absolutly crazy but maybe we have seen a bottom at $200 USD now.
I just read that the difficulty just rose to 43,971,662,056.09 the other night, this with the low price can mining be substained for much longer.

2 questions, If something could be done to stop this ship from sinking, like some back up plan Gavin might have,
1. What might that plan be?
2. Who would have the final decision if some big change was decided?

Lol, love seeing supporters of P2P unbacked decentralised currency asking what "they" have planned to save this Titanic Cheesy

This truly is hilarious.

BTW, Bitcoin has made me appreciate banks, fiat money and governments.

You're not alone Grin

podyx

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Quote from: N12 on January 14, 2015, 06:05:30 AM

Quote from: NotLambchop on January 14, 2015, 06:04:02 AM

Quote from: bitkilo on January 14, 2015, 05:56:23 AM

This is absolutly crazy but maybe we have seen a bottom at $200 USD now.
I just read that the difficulty just rose to 43,971,662,056.09 the other night, this with the low price can mining be substained for much longer.

2 questions, If something could be done to stop this ship from sinking, like some back up plan Gavin might have,
1. What might that plan be?
2. Who would have the final decision if some big change was decided?

Lol, love seeing supporters of P2P unbacked decentralised currency asking what "they" have planned to save this Titanic Cheesy

This truly is hilarious.

BTW, Bitcoin has made me appreciate banks, fiat money and governments.

Are you a bear blitz?

N12

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Quote from: NotLambchop on January 14, 2015, 06:04:02 AM

Quote from: bitkilo on January 14, 2015, 05:56:23 AM

This is absolutly crazy but maybe we have seen a bottom at $200 USD now.
I just read that the difficulty just rose to 43,971,662,056.09 the other night, this with the low price can mining be substained for much longer.

2 questions, If something could be done to stop this ship from sinking, like some back up plan Gavin might have,
1. What might that plan be?
2. Who would have the final decision if some big change was decided?

Lol, love seeing supporters of P2P unbacked decentralised currency asking what "they" have planned to save this Titanic Cheesy

This truly is hilarious.

BTW, Bitcoin has made me appreciate banks, fiat money and governments.

NotLambchop

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Quote from: bitkilo on January 14, 2015, 05:56:23 AM

This is absolutly crazy but maybe we have seen a bottom at $200 USD now.
I just read that the difficulty just rose to 43,971,662,056.09 the other night, this with the low price can mining be substained for much longer.

2 questions, If something could be done to stop this ship from sinking, like some back up plan Gavin might have,
1. What might that plan be?
2. Who would have the final decision if some big change was decided?

Lol, love seeing supporters of P2P unbacked decentralised currency asking what "they" have planned to save this Titanic Cheesy

bitkilo

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Quote from: crazy-pilot on January 14, 2015, 05:58:58 AM

Fun times, fun times, buying like crazy!!! Don't care the drops, I spread my budget and keep buying. There are too many companies that have invested millions in Bitcoin related ventures, it's and economy of it's own which will level out higher once the dumping has stopped.

You really are a crazy pilot but good luck to you, and make sure you fasten your sealbelt.

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