What is this bizarre outburst?
This jumped out at me at a glance:
hahahaha..
Sounds like you are blaming the robot a little bit, even though I know that is not your intention. Fucking robot(s).
I get your joke; it is amusing. In all seriousness, however, there is an aspect of this which I only very briefly mentioned in one prior post.
I suffered liquidations right before my eyes, as I was trying to take corrective action to avert liquidation. Cause: Not-on-my-end software errors. This includes not only fatal BTC liquidations, but also part of what got me trapped so badly to begin with: In January, I lost a huge amount of equity from liquidations of two different altcoin leveraged long accounts, as I was futilely attempting to make deposits. (It is fortunate that I refused to cross-margin those with BTC.) That loss of assets drastically worsened my inability to unwind all of my positions without losing any BTC.
My famously big ego comes with a tendency to be self-critical. I bend over backwards to take personal responsibility for my own decisions—such as the foolish decision to leverage my BTC. So as for the beginning—not the end. Objectively, there were causative factors in the actual liquidations that were not my fault, that were contributory to my losses.
Examining all the nitty-gritty details would probably be unproductive in WO. In fairness to myself, after having beaten up on myself in so many posts about WHY, WHY DID I DO IT!?!?!, I do think that I should acknowledge in this discussion that there were other contributory factors.
For me—for my own sake—I should take a more balanced view of what happened.
For any newbies reading this, the relevant lesson is: Not your keys, not your coins. Once those coins are outside of your control, you could even lose them from screw-ups that are 100% not your fault. Crying that it’s not your fault will not feel so good, when your coins are gone.
Will catch up here later (famous last words).
[Edited to add extra warning for newbies: My situation is overall worse than mindrust’s was, after he threw away his bitcoins. He sold the bottom, and Bitcoin immediately rose after he dumped; but he sold for cash, so he had cash in hand. He could have immediately re-bought something. He didn’t; that was his damnfool choice. In my case, Bitcoin went down after I lost my coins—and it is still below (on average, very far below) the price at which I lost them. However, my coins were sold by a robot to repay debt—to repay debt, and to pay liquidation penalties.
hahahaha..
Sounds like you are blaming the robot a little bit, even though I know that is not your intention. Fucking robot(s).
I get your joke; it is amusing. In all seriousness, however, there is an aspect of this which I only very briefly mentioned in one prior post.
I suffered liquidations right before my eyes, as I was trying to take corrective action to avert liquidation. Cause: Not-on-my-end software errors. This includes not only fatal BTC liquidations, but also part of what got me trapped so badly to begin with: In January, I lost a huge amount of equity from liquidations of two different altcoin leveraged long accounts, as I was futilely attempting to make deposits. (It is fortunate that I refused to cross-margin those with BTC.) That loss of assets drastically worsened my inability to unwind all of my positions without losing any BTC.
My famously big ego comes with a tendency to be self-critical. I bend over backwards to take personal responsibility for my own decisions—such as the foolish decision to leverage my BTC. So as for the beginning—not the end. Objectively, there were causative factors in the actual liquidations that were not my fault, that were contributory to my losses.
Examining all the nitty-gritty details would probably be unproductive in WO. In fairness to myself, after having beaten up on myself in so many posts about WHY, WHY DID I DO IT!?!?!, I do think that I should acknowledge in this discussion that there were other contributory factors.
For me—for my own sake—I should take a more balanced view of what happened.
For any newbies reading this, the relevant lesson is: Not your keys, not your coins. Once those coins are outside of your control, you could even lose them from screw-ups that are 100% not your fault. Crying that it’s not your fault will not feel so good, when your coins are gone.
Will catch up here later (famous last words).
Don't fucking post that shit then - unless you are just asking for pain or some excuse to whine about someone not taking you seriously enough on the internet or not feeling your pain sufficientlly enough.. or not being sufficiently empathetic. or not even beleiving you.
Do we really need to believe you ? Are you attached to being believed?
If you are attached to being believed and/or the framing of your matter, then probably you should not post it.. even if it is 100% true and even if you feel that you can provide 100% solid evidence in support of it.. To me, it seems that you could provide seemingly 100% solid evidence until you are blue in the face and sometimes people still will say that you are liying and so why do you want to put yourself into a situation in which you are attached to being believed or winning in regards to the framing or emphases of a topic?
You can proclaim that you win on the framing and/or emphasis of a topic because you are the most knowledgeable about the topic, and only you know the details.. yet so fucking what.. right? these are the interwebs. we (perhaps only yours truly) want to interact and not be told about how to feel or think, even if you believe that you are 100% correct.
and then sometimes, the more you insist upon the framing or the facts, then some people (perhaps even yours truly? I don't know) will not believe you becuase you are insisting on something that seems neither relevant or necessary?
So the question in front of us might not even be about the truth of the matter asserted but instead about relevance, necesity and if we want to continue to read about personally and emotionally ladened topics .and furthermore members in these parts have all kinds of differing opinions about relevance and necessity so sometimes they (am I talking about my lil selfie, here?)could give less than two shits if what you are saying is true.. Truth does no necessqarily veto opinions about relevance and necesity and each person has a differenct opinion about relevanc e and necesity so we could arguye about that until we drop off the planet.. So why even go down that road. especially if you seem to be ongoingly emotionally attached to the framing of it?
Oh, and another thing, you can proclaim all that you like about you are motivated to help others as your justificaation for going into those kinds of details, and so that gets back to relevance and necesity - in which we can have differing opinions, and sure, you can be motivated to bring up toics that are unfavforable to yourself for benevolent reassons.. and none of us need to believe you about those kinds of suppo0sed good motives, either.. but you have a right to disagree and continue to bring it up. That is your choice, so of course, in the end.. do whatever the fuck you want... I am just saying that I am not going to be nice merely because you are requesting it... or providing details to justify the sadness, severity of your situation or nobility of your purpose to educate the poor peeps or to spread pro-bitcoin goodness throughout the world.
yes, fuck life is not fair.. and fuck there are a lot of injusices that come from a lot of angles.
On a personal level, there are also some things that I will not post on the internet because I am too emotionally attached to them in one way or another.. in essense too emotionally attached and I am not open to public comment on some of those areas in which I have a closed perspective and I am not willing to accept reframing or my position being laughed at.. or ridiculed.. I will not post in connection with those kinds of details.. .
Sure.. maybe that is just me?
Anyhow, I have a few bitcoin-related incidents that are from 5-ish years ago that I still cannot figure ways to disclose or describe.. and I am pretty sure that some of those kinds of details would be interesting and even helpful to other members for me to go over, but I just cannot bring myself to bring up or get into some of the details.. and I think that most of my reluctance and "don't go there" has to do with some of my personal/emotional attachment to how it is framed. .and there are some unfavoralbe facts in there too..
Actually, a quite a few topics could be framed as being bitcoin related, especialy when we start to get into various ways that we have fucked up in life in financial ways. and maybe even various patterns in which we continue to fuck up but we might not want to talk about some of those topics because we might even know that we are fucking up in a kind of pattern of behavior but we cannot change the results that we continue to get and some of it might be our fault andsome of it might not.. but it also might not even be a good topic to bring up because of emotional attachment with the way that we choose to frame the topic... and our repeating to frame it is not necessarily going to get others to agree to our preferred way of framing even if we are 100% right about not being at fault ..blah blah blah..
Again.. do what you like.. but it just does not seem to be a great idea to present some subject matters and/or framing of the subject matter in which you are too emotionally attached to how the matter is framed..and surely it seems that you are too attached if you get mad because of others (including yours truly or whoever) who misframe your topic or even lack sympathy/empathy for your depticion of the actual facts to the extent that they are true, necessary or relevant.
Second of all, from where are you even getting this? The level of paranoia and warped thinking required to have that response to my post is off the charts. Even the motives that you impute to me for making the post are ridiculous. From where in that post do you get a need for “being believed”? It does not even make sense.
And first of all, I must put you on the spot with a serious question: Are you accusing me of lying about anything? If so, what? And why?
You are smart enough to be well aware that you are walking a fine line, or trying to. Accusing me of lying when I tell the truth would be lying about me—on the basis of no evidence whatsoever. It would be defamatory. Whereas implying and insinuating as you do above is at best still smearing me, and casting me in a false light.
I am not asking you what you think that other people may say. I am asking you what you do say.
I did not put you on the spot before, when I saw something that I took as a hint on some other point (where, I may add, your attitude shows that your life has comforts that you take for granted). I told you that you can think whatever you want, as long as you don’t hurl false accusations at me; and I politely told you that I had no further wish to engage you in discussion. I believe that it is my prerogative to decline further discussion. For whatever reason, you sought to draw me back into extended discussion with you; and for whatever reason, I went along with that.
The foregoing pertains to the portions of the quote that I have highlighted in yellow.
As for the portion highlighted in pink: Jaded cynics who know only venal motives are liable to project their own corrupted worldview onto others. If the shoe fits, wear it.
I have asked nothing of anyone here but civil discussion and, frankly, a place to vent while I was in a state of grief. I declared grieving over on 21 June—almost three days ago. Along the way, I have posted (and continue to post) a good deal of discussion about Bitcoin—wholly unrelated to my personal circumstances. Some people appreciate that.
Now, I address this simply as a matter of honour. It is a motive that would not be understood by jaded cynics who know only venal motives. Nonetheless, such a thing exists; and it is of prime importance to some people, of greater value than any other—certainly worth more than money. Once upon a time, men fought duels over such matters. Today, the available recourse may differ; but the principle is timeless.
