What is your end game if BTC crashes overnight? - page 4.

Beliathon

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bitcoin does not crash overnight. If it gets to under $50 I will sell my house and buy what I can. Fundamentally nothing has changed. The banks are still corrupt. They still remain printing fiat to the point of worthlessness. I own 50% bitcoin 50% altcoin.

You sound smart. Which altcoins have you diversified into?

My contribution to thread: Dead dollar walking. Every American should watch this.

Beliathon

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Quote from: go4nature on April 03, 2014, 01:53:37 AM

If bitcoin dies all other crypto currencies will die including ripple.

Yep. People just don't get it... no one would ever trust a crypto again.

Not that this is even a remote possibility.

jesse11

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Quote from: magnet007 on April 03, 2014, 02:46:02 AM

is it the right time to buy btc?
Any advice?

Should I say Doh or Dohhhhh LOOOLLLL

acoindr

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LOL this looks like a Ripple pump/promo in disguise. A lot of people sure seem to have an interest in selling Ripple, rather than letting people figure its worth on its own merit as happened with Bitcoin.

Thankfully, it looks like Open Transactions will completely negate the need for Ripple.

magnet007

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is it the right time to buy btc?
Any advice?

jesse11

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Good for you epere, now just hang on to them & wait Grin

epere

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i bought more overnight. Grin

jesse11

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Quote from: freequant on April 03, 2014, 02:36:34 AM

Quote from: jesse11 on April 03, 2014, 02:33:01 AM

Quote from: freequant on April 03, 2014, 02:26:48 AM

Quote from: jesse11 on April 03, 2014, 02:16:11 AM

Quote from: freequant on April 03, 2014, 02:13:00 AM

It's not the end of BTC, but indeed the recent events should prompt to diversify a bit.
A good way is to do like the venture capitalists do: invest a bit everywhere you can feel some real potential.
Just follow them on twitter: they are generally quite loud about their investment decisions because it's in their best interest to rally investors around businesses they have seeded. These guys have a very acute instinct when it comes to hand picking legit businesses with high potential and they have access to minute details of founders identities and whereabouts.

" These Guys" LOL I know a lot of them, they drink more than I do! Yeah, Listen & do what they do, We'll help you when your homeless, just a bit LOL Grin

Ok guys, jesse11 is a name in the valley, and if he tells you venture capitalists are losers who end up drinking cheap table wine under a bridge in San Jose, you bet he rests his case. So do *not* follow venture capitalists or you would end up in misery like Marc Andreessen, you have been warned.

You spoke of Marc Andreessen, a American entrepreneur, investor, software engineer, and multi-millionaire and co-founder of Netscape Communications Corporation. You say he is in misery? Bad Dog! LOL

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irony

LLOOOLLL

freequant

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Quote from: jesse11 on April 03, 2014, 02:33:01 AM

Quote from: freequant on April 03, 2014, 02:26:48 AM

Quote from: jesse11 on April 03, 2014, 02:16:11 AM

Quote from: freequant on April 03, 2014, 02:13:00 AM

It's not the end of BTC, but indeed the recent events should prompt to diversify a bit.
A good way is to do like the venture capitalists do: invest a bit everywhere you can feel some real potential.
Just follow them on twitter: they are generally quite loud about their investment decisions because it's in their best interest to rally investors around businesses they have seeded. These guys have a very acute instinct when it comes to hand picking legit businesses with high potential and they have access to minute details of founders identities and whereabouts.

" These Guys" LOL I know a lot of them, they drink more than I do! Yeah, Listen & do what they do, We'll help you when your homeless, just a bit LOL Grin

Ok guys, jesse11 is a name in the valley, and if he tells you venture capitalists are losers who end up drinking cheap table wine under a bridge in San Jose, you bet he rests his case. So do *not* follow venture capitalists or you would end up in misery like Marc Andreessen, you have been warned.

You spoke of Marc Andreessen, a American entrepreneur, investor, software engineer, and multi-millionaire and co-founder of Netscape Communications Corporation. You say he is in misery? Bad Dog! LOL

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irony

bryant.coleman

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Well... we have waited for 4 years (from 2010 to 2014) for the BTC to reach $1,000 from $0.001. Why can't we wait for 4 more years?

jesse11

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Quote from: freequant on April 03, 2014, 02:26:48 AM

Quote from: jesse11 on April 03, 2014, 02:16:11 AM

Quote from: freequant on April 03, 2014, 02:13:00 AM

It's not the end of BTC, but indeed the recent events should prompt to diversify a bit.
A good way is to do like the venture capitalists do: invest a bit everywhere you can feel some real potential.
Just follow them on twitter: they are generally quite loud about their investment decisions because it's in their best interest to rally investors around businesses they have seeded. These guys have a very acute instinct when it comes to hand picking legit businesses with high potential and they have access to minute details of founders identities and whereabouts.

" These Guys" LOL I know a lot of them, they drink more than I do! Yeah, Listen & do what they do, We'll help you when your homeless, just a bit LOL Grin

Ok guys, jesse11 is a name in the valley, and if he tells you venture capitalists are losers who end up drinking cheap table wine under a bridge in San Jose, you bet he rests his case. So do *not* follow venture capitalists or you would end up in misery like Marc Andreessen, you have been warned.

You spoke of Marc Andreessen, a American entrepreneur, investor, software engineer, and multi-millionaire and co-founder of Netscape Communications Corporation. You say he is in misery? Bad Dog! LOL

Lethn

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I'm actually doing a long position trade on Bitcoin technically, short term price drops will be nasty, but they won't affect me in the slightest, I'm going to be directly earning Bitcoins so I don't rely on price swings as much as other people and just adjust my prices.

p.s. I think Bitcoin is moving exactly as I thought it would this year, probably going to hit the $200 and then there will be a massive buy frenzy from the big traders.

zetaray

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If bitcoin crash overnight, I would buy as much btc I can afford to loose, and buy the fastest asic miner with the btc.

romerun

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Bitcoin is new, makes sense to hodl.

nobody gives a poo to ripple

freequant

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Quote from: jesse11 on April 03, 2014, 02:16:11 AM

Quote from: freequant on April 03, 2014, 02:13:00 AM

It's not the end of BTC, but indeed the recent events should prompt to diversify a bit.
A good way is to do like the venture capitalists do: invest a bit everywhere you can feel some real potential.
Just follow them on twitter: they are generally quite loud about their investment decisions because it's in their best interest to rally investors around businesses they have seeded. These guys have a very acute instinct when it comes to hand picking legit businesses with high potential and they have access to minute details of founders identities and whereabouts.

" These Guys" LOL I know a lot of them, they drink more than I do! Yeah, Listen & do what they do, We'll help you when your homeless, just a bit LOL Grin

Ok guys, jesse11 is a name in the valley, and if he tells you venture capitalists are losers who end up drinking cheap table wine under a bridge in San Jose, you bet he rests his case. So do *not* follow venture capitalists or you would end up in misery like Marc Andreessen, you have been warned.

jesse11

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Quote from: freequant on April 03, 2014, 02:13:00 AM

It's not the end of BTC, but indeed the recent events should prompt to diversify a bit.
A good way is to do like the venture capitalists do: invest a bit everywhere you can feel some real potential.
Just follow them on twitter: they are generally quite loud about their investment decisions because it's in their best interest to rally investors around businesses they have seeded. These guys have a very acute instinct when it comes to hand picking legit businesses with high potential and they have access to minute details of founders identities and whereabouts.

" These Guys" LOL I know a lot of them, they drink more than I do! Yeah, Listen & do what they do, We'll help you when your homeless, just a bit LOL Grin

freequant

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It's not the end of BTC, but indeed the recent events should prompt to diversify a bit.
A good way is to do like the venture capitalists do: invest a bit everywhere you can feel some real potential.
Just follow them on twitter: they are generally quite loud about their investment decisions because it's in their best interest to rally investors around businesses they have seeded. These guys have a very acute instinct when it comes to hand picking legit businesses with high potential and they have access to minute details of founders identities and whereabouts.

jesse11

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Quote from: jockular on April 03, 2014, 02:10:15 AM

buy moar

Agreed

jockular

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buy moar

NoWhammies

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Quote from: jesse11 on April 03, 2014, 01:56:09 AM

NoWhammies, Don't sell HORDE Grin

I wish I could, but the writing is on the wall. I'm still keeping as much BTC as I can but I'm getting my original investment of USD out. It makes me sick to have to do this but I can just hear the haters now with their Tulip/Ponzi scheme crap and talking to me like I got taken and saying they feel sorry for me and shit.

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