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@Roger. Great stuff. Similar to what I had been reading.
Denial is not a river in Egypt.
What a load of crap!
Denial is not a river in Egypt.
What a load of crap!
The one constant in the Bitcoin threads is how consistently wrong I've been when I've thought that Bitcoin simply must collapse in value and the bubble will burst. While I can understand why the value of Bitcoin has shot up, I don't understand why the value of Bitcoin has been so comparatively resilient.
Nothing would now surprise me, whether the value drops to (close to) zero or sets off for the stratosphere from its current value![]()
It will not go stratospheric. Not enough fresh meat who will invest.
The reason it is not collapsing is the amount of criminal bitcoin waiting to cash out. They cannot do so without drawing attention to what they are doing. They want the price to stay up for a period while they slowly offload.
Keeping it up is a matter of manipulation - there are many experts in this area. Not regulated is it? And anonymous also.
And taking a random article as gospel simply because it advocates a negative theory about bitcoin doesn't constitute critical thinking.Denial is not a river in Egypt.
And taking a random article as gospel simply because it advocates a negative theory about bitcoin doesn't constitute critical thinking.
Do you fancy yourself a mind reader?What makes this article "random" but others "credible?"
6 months and I won hands down. 35% annualised to 70.
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=10988928&postcount=4102
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Bitcoin obeys the same algorithm as I used to generate that return.
Thank you for proving to us what we already know and thank you for quoting somebody who knows what critical thinking is.Statistically, his performance is indistinguishable from random.
His individual transactions without regard to the magnitude of the result showed a 49% likelihood of ending in a profit (again, statistically indistinguishable from random).
Name that person. Don or jsFisher?From the same post:
Thank you for proving to us what we already know and thank you for quoting somebody who knows what critical thinking is.
Name that person. Don or jsFisher?
I quoted jsFisher who said the Don assessed the return at 36%, having done the analysis. jsFisher designed a new margin system to stop a position out at a huge loss during the period. His margin appraisal was irrelevant to the platform. The platform stopped positions at 152% margin. I explained this multiple times to anyone who would listen.You don't know who you quoted?
You are the one who quoted jsfisher so, no backsies.I quoted jsFisher who said the Don assessed the return at 36%, having done the analysis. jsFisher designed a new margin system to stop a position out at a huge loss during the period. His margin appraisal was irrelevant to the platform. The platform stopped positions at 152% margin. I explained this multiple times to anyone who would listen.
For example if the margin is 10,000, the position would be stopped out when 5,200 out of the money, or when the mark to market balance was 4,800.
jsfisher dined and dashed.You are the one who quoted jsfisher so, no backsies.
The New York decision came as one of the affected towns, Plattsburgh, temporarily banned new Bitcoin mining operations. Plattsburgh residents had seen their electric bills surge as rising total demand forced the purchase of more expensive, non-hydropower electricity.
The New York Public Service Commission said the decision was needed “to prevent local electricity prices for existing residential and business customers from skyrocketing.” According to the commission, cryptocurrency mining operations can use “thousands of times” more than an average residential customer, and in some cases account for 33 percent of municipal utilities’ total demand, without commensurate local economic benefits.
Not a single word you posted before or after that link had anything to do with the contents of that link.
Not a single word you posted before or after that link had anything to do with the contents of that link.
It is just an obvious attempt to make it appear as if your purely personal POV was backed by a news article.
ftfy.What is obvious ISthethat there is no link between his POV and the article.
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I may give up on the human race if I am correct. This is all too silly, as Monty Python say.
It got to 8271 then 9050 so I am claiming a win before the doubting Toms weigh in.Curiously I expect a significant rally right here, last 8482.
I may give up on the human race if I am correct. This is all too silly, as Monty Python say.