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    Can we agree that this shit is stupid?

    https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/23/coll...n-bitcoin.html


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    Quote Originally Posted by skaredshtles View Post
    It smells alot like snake oil poured over a pyramid scheme...
    This is the most accurate description I've heard so far.
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    the situation strikes me as WAY too much drama at this point

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalefish3169 View Post
    I think this article from one of BTC's great ambassadors is pretty captivating.

    https://medium.com/@aantonop/bitcoin...n-d5b93a37da6e
    I read it... and all I can say is, "Meh."

    Got anything else that I might find compelling?

    For the record: College degree in Finance & Economics (never used it) and 25+ years in Information Technology... so I have some background.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skaredshtles View Post
    I read it... and all I can say is, "Meh."

    Got anything else that I might find compelling?

    For the record: College degree in Finance & Economics (never used it) and 25+ years in Information Technology... so I have some background.
    You won't find anything compelling. It's 2 sides. The proponents that believe it's the bee's knees, and the buffets of the world that believe otherwise.

    The hodl folks will say the buffets are wrong cause you know they're the "evil" and all that's wrong with the world of finance. The buffets argue the idea that it's all worth nothing. Who's got the wealth currently and has had for some time? I'll stick with them for now.

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    It's still not zero. [emoji12]

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    Lol HODL

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    SkiDog it is perfectly normal for currencies to fluctuate 13% in a day... oh wait... no its not... unless there is a really good reason... I'm sure there is some reasoning for BTC valuation changes? (trying to keep a straight face while typing that)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Summit View Post
    SkiDog it is perfectly normal for currencies to fluctuate 13% in a day... oh wait... no its not... unless there is a really good reason... I'm sure there is some reasoning for BTC valuation changes? (trying to keep a straight face while typing that)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WN8...ature=youtu.be

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalefish3169 View Post
    Fanbois gonna fanboi.

    I'll bet lots of you bought higher than it is now. Not much choice but to HODL eh?

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    "and I'm free....free falling"

    RIP Tom Petty.

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    TA is practically useless for crypto due to many external factors, but thanks for doing your part to keep the Jamie Dimon status quo going.

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    Erhm
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    Quote Originally Posted by stalefish3169 View Post
    TA is practically useless for crypto due to many external factors, but thanks for doing your part to keep the Jamie Dimon status quo going.

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    Peter Brandt would disagree:

    The last time $BTC violated a parabola (Nov 2013) it required an 80% correction and 42 months before new highs were posted. An 80% correction this time would target sub-$4,000






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    Bitcoin....who's gotten into it?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bromontañe View Post
    1% moraine insurance. Screw utility, just think about what happens to price if ownership continues to grow?

    starts about 10mins
    It’s only schmuck insurance when you have tons to begin with and you can afford to throw a bunch of money at a fad. It’s even less so the more expensive it gets. This guy forgot what it’s like to be normal. Of course a billionaire can run that risk analysis. I wonder why he hasn’t sunk a million dollars in a penny stock though.

    And then to turn around and shit on the system that makes him the billions to afford schmuck insurance in the first place really drives home his detachment. Or maybe it’s just his mobile wardrobe consultant that’s giving me that vibe.

    It looks like the evangelists have switched from “it’s a great investment and here’s why” to “what do you have to lose?”

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    Quote Originally Posted by Art Shirk View Post
    It’s only schmuck insurance when you have tons to begin with and you can afford to throw a bunch of money at a fad. It’s even less so the more expensive it gets. This guy forgot what it’s like to be normal. Of course a billionaire can run that risk analysis. I wonder why he hasn’t sunk a million dollars in a penny stock though.

    And then to turn around and shit on the system that makes him the billions to afford schmuck insurance in the first place really drives home his detachment. Or maybe it’s just his mobile wardrobe consultant that’s giving me that vibe.

    It looks like the evangelists have switched from “it’s a great investment and here’s why” to “what do you have to lose?”

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    Well stated
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    Quote Originally Posted by Summit View Post
    Well stated
    +2 ...

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    Bromo. So buy at 4000?
    "I don't pretend to have all the answers, and I think there's something to be said for that" -One For The Road

    Brain dead and made of money.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless View Post
    Bromo. So buy at 4000?
    Sure if you like losing money I bet it goes lower.

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    Negative. I want to take my winnings from the last time I played and let it ride.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless View Post
    Negative. I want to take my winnings from the last time I played and let it ride.
    Always the consummate gambler.

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    Eh
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    Quote Originally Posted by 4matic View Post
    Peter Brandt would disagree:

    The last time $BTC violated a parabola (Nov 2013) it required an 80% correction and 42 months before new highs were posted. An 80% correction this time would target sub-$4,000





    I intentionally inserted the word practically before I said it was useless. TA has its merits, but it performs poorly in crypto due to so much market immaturity, manipulation, and constantly changing regulatory status. Additionally it could be argued that the Mt Gox hack was largely responsible for the extended 2014 bear market.

    This current correction was necessary. It became very apparent that the crypto infrastructure wasn't ready for primetime in December. Exchanges couldn't handle the volume, networks were overloaded, regulation was still largely uncertain. Scam projects are folding.

    Much of the crazy gains have been invested into upgrades. Platforms and staff have expanded. Lightning network development and similar advancements are expanding rapidly. Regulation is getting put in place, largely absent of certain death for crypto. Big money is filling their bags during this dip. When the next bull run comes, crypto is going to be here to stay and will become mainstream... similarly to Tim Draper claiming they will laugh at you at Starbucks in 5 years for trying to pay with fiat. TA will probably be more useful around that time.

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