I like the noodle suggestions guys, thanks. Now that Bitcoin price is tanking (many thanks to proudhon for foreseeing this, keep up the good work), we need to prepare for living on the cheap. Noodles are a good choice. Easy to prepare, dirt-cheap, tasty, kills you quickly to put you out of your misery.
FTFY
I like the KOKA noodles (sold in the UK), especially the purple-coloured pack (hot).
That VIFON brand posted earlier looks nice too. Extra hot, that's how I like it.
Do noodles make chicks look good and hot too? #askingforfriend since chicks are kind of out of budget at the moment.
As for the occasional special treat (see below for reasons), I suggest home-made alpaca/llama jerky, sprinkled with O2 absorber granules (trust me, it's totally safe).
Exactly. We should try to make this practical.. never had alpaca/llama as far as I know, and my lil dog, too.
BTW (seriously now): I have a Chinese friend who told me that a friend of his was found dead in his home. He had been on a strict noodle-only diet for 1 month. Sudden death.
Shows that when I made the above FTFY, I was anticipating where you were going with your own lil story, even before I finished reading the happy ending.
Lot's of symbiosis going on in these here parts of bat country - like an old couple finishing each other's sentences.
So one thing about this latest dump is that none of the big names who have been expressing an interest in the last several months are saying negative things, quite the opposite it would seem. I'm glad to see that they have actually decided to look into the technology itself, if they didn't they wouldn't be making these comments IMO.
Many of us long timer bitcoiners have gotten into our lil heads that bitcoin is NOT merely about "the technology" itself, even though the technology facilitated bringing to fruition some very powerful concepts, especially regarding the storage and communication of value and turning such concepts into a system (and of course other systems built upon the foundational system - aka king daddy).
I guess I am attempting to suggest that framing what king daddy brought to the table as merely technology could be quite misleading, even though technology surely plays various central roles in facilitating bitcoin concepts in ways that would have been quite more difficult to accomplish and carry out prior to the time that bitcoin came out and soon after went live 2008/2009.
When I would sign up for a new broker using options in the legacy market, they would force me to answer many questions about it to make sure that I understand what I'm getting into. The exchanges should probably have something similar to make sure that noobs understand the technology, rather than just signing up to get rich quick. This is probably why very few/none of us here have ever panic sold our holdings.
Of course, various onramps and offramps are in constant flux, and there is going to be a lot of variation based on jurisdiction and likely differences in the philosophies and business practices of with whoever you might be dealing with in terms of getting in and out of bitcoin.. or even maintaining some kind of relationship with some other entity to the extent that you might find it useful.
At some point, each of us will likely have to deal with someone else or some entity or some interface - even though some folks have chosen to HODL their bitcoins forever.. which may cause them to pass on to heirs to the extent that they left bitcoin access instructions.
Also, definitely some large dip buyers in the market right now.
Does that mean the "bottom is in" - just asking. I still have some concerns about being able to call the bottom before we reach $46k to $50k - but hey, I am willing to consider other evidence besides purely considering cushion above the current bottom.. of course, I understand the time factor too, so it would make a difference if we get back to $46k to $50k within the next days versus taking a year to get back there, if that were to happen.