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DVTimes 06-17-2022 02:17 AM

The thing I would say to anyone, is read the bull those who invest in pyramid schemes come out with.

Its almost word by word what those who invest in crypto say.

As the boat sinks, they will try to convince you its not sinking, if anything the boat is doing something positive and its everyone else who is too stupid to not see it. Only the clever people can see the boat is not sinking they will say.

Meanwhile the boat sinks.

jscott 06-17-2022 05:12 AM

^^ this is proof that we lack education. It'll be a long & tough road ahead but it will come, slowly but surely. Many can't even understand what a ponzi or pyramid is, you need a central control, and we all know Bitcoin doesn't have that, as it's a decentralized network.

But thankfully it's easy to tell who's the dumb ones and who's not, for instance those who scream "Ponzi", "tulips", or "Pyramid" they're catchy phrases that surely turn people away, but a few minutes research will show they're liars or uneducated.

Retiree 06-17-2022 06:00 AM

If history taught us anything, it is the fact that every crypto "crash" only lead to new crypto highs.

Biggie Smalls Web Writing 06-17-2022 06:14 AM

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Originally Posted by DVTimes (Post 23012326)
Crypto coins have zero value and are reduced even more in the fact we cn all set up a new coin each day.

They became a pyramid scheme, on the basis you are told, by them and people will trade. But most people do not trade as they hold them hoping others will trade (buy things) while they hope they raise in price.

Pyramid schemes work in the same way. They have often a bogus product that makes them look legit. Then you blag people into getting rich quick.

If you get in early, and sell when things are high, you may make money.

But for the bulk of people, they will buy high and hold on, then the coins crash and never go back.

It is not that cripto has no use, but the problem is people connect it to real money.

The con comes as people tell you rubbish about how you should ignore people saying bad things about it, as its a coin outside world government's and gives you control and so on. Guess what, you hear the same arguments with pyramid schemes (almost word for word).

In practical terms, these coins are not used by many to buy and sell. And why would you? Who would sell a house in such coins when tomorrow your coins may be worth 0 or a zillion.

The reason the dollar is used by not just the USA but a few other countries, is because its stable.

Now crypto coins can have a place as long as you do not see it as a value connected to real money. For instance in a VR world, trading in a crypto coin may work. But the moment you connect it to real money, it becomes something people want to try to make a fast buck with, and as such everyone buys, and just holds on to it.

With bitcoin and others, the chances are it will die. It is possible it becomes worth less than $0.

The bitcoin is close to a point where investors will sell hoping to get any profit or at least not loose too much.

As it goes down, people will not even try to sell, as it will be worth so little, that they know they may at most get a few bucks.

However, who would give you money for bitcoins anyway? Unless your stupid, no one is going to pay out money for worthless bitcoins. So many firms will probably stop trading.

Of curse people will also hope bitcoin and others recover. This will be unlikely (though possible), as people will not risk investing huge money into such coins. You may have a few who invest $5 for fun, and even then, would sell if the coins rose in value.

However, the chance of a recovery are low.

One suspects the bitcoin will bounce around the $20,000 mark for a bit, and then crash as people do not see a recovery. And then people will panic sell.

Its once bitcoin goes to the $19,000 mark is presumably the end, when people fear and everything goes freefall.

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh I hope you pasted this from somewhere. Its fucking sad if you actually took some time to write this crap

jscott 06-17-2022 06:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Retiree (Post 23012371)
If history taught us anything, it is the fact that every crypto "crash" only lead to new crypto highs.

True that. And when the highs come, you'll notice these lying weasels disappear (again) until the next crash.

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Originally Posted by Biggie Smalls Web Writing (Post 23012375)
:1orglaugh:1orglaugh I hope you pasted this from somewhere. Its fucking sad if you actually took some time to write this crap

He is a master copy/paster :1orglaugh

Biggie Smalls Web Writing 06-17-2022 06:32 AM

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Originally Posted by jscott (Post 23012376)

He is a master copy/paster :1orglaugh

:thumbsup:thumbsup

JesseQuinn 06-17-2022 01:09 PM

@Jscott thanks for answering!

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Originally Posted by jscott (Post 23012320)

I feel its a moral obligation for us, humanity as a whole to help the most fair money/asset every created become a success

I get where you're coming from, and admire your stance. it's just that I can't buy bananas at the market with BTC. hell...some of my friends can't even afford internet. I set up a patio table at the foot of my stairs so my friends can use mine w/o even being inside my place but many are not exactly internet-savvy

my town got hit so hard by all the covid fuckery (tourist town, they're only starting to come back). poor people got way, way poorer

so for a lot of peeps it's not really practical. maybe that will change, who knows? I'm not anti-BTC, just see it as not an option for so many at this point in time

right now it seems like more of a wealthy peeps thing


even if I wanted to spend my coin I honestly don't know what I would buy. my landlady is in her 80's, can't fathom her setting up for me to pay my rent that way. same with the internet and electric/utilities co's. maybe I could buy cat food online but shipping costs would be pretty high


gracias again for answering thoughtfully, appreciate it :thumbsup

JesseQuinn 06-17-2022 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Biggie Smalls Web Writing (Post 23012378)
:thumbsup:thumbsup

I vote him the dumbest person here, and he's got some stiff competition :upsidedow

adultchatpay 06-17-2022 11:58 PM

BTC at $19k now. It fought hard to stay above $20k but this is going crazy.

Tubevideditor 06-18-2022 02:04 AM

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Originally Posted by adultchatpay (Post 23012575)
BTC at $19k now. It fought hard to stay above $20k but this is going crazy.

Could get to 12k.
BTC/ Crypto has never been through a recession or anything like this before. Its also just broken below its previous high from the last cycle and thats never happened either.

DVTimes 06-18-2022 02:08 AM

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DVTimes 06-18-2022 02:15 AM

Bitcoin price crash: Cryptocurrency in freefall as it drops SIX percent in one hour

https://www.express.co.uk/finance/ci...ions-wiped-out


Rory Cellan-Jones, the former BBC Technology Correspondent, highlighted in a post on Twitter that the cryptocurrency was in “freefall”.
Bitcoin this morning, at 00.35am, peaked at £16,942.

It has, since that time, dropped by more than seven percent.

Reporter Adam Bass responded to Mr Cellan-Jones noting: “There’s crashing and then there’s… oh mama.”

DVTimes 06-18-2022 02:29 AM

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Originally Posted by jscott (Post 23012365)
^^ this is proof that we lack education. It'll be a long & tough road ahead but it will come, slowly but surely. Many can't even understand what a ponzi or pyramid is, you need a central control, and we all know Bitcoin doesn't have that, as it's a decentralized network.

But thankfully it's easy to tell who's the dumb ones and who's not, for instance those who scream "Ponzi", "tulips", or "Pyramid" they're catchy phrases that surely turn people away, but a few minutes research will show they're liars or uneducated.

Even though I stated, that those in this will reply with 'your stupid'. you still do what I said you would.

And that proves everything.

hen people get involved with such schemes, they always claim others are stupid for not understanding, and will claim everything is fine and its a good time to invest.

What you need to do is buy your bitcoins or whatever coin you choose. Then post telling other suckers to buy, as that way you may make profit on your coins. This is the pyramid scheme in action.

You bey, then tell others to buy. They will buy then tell others to buy. So the coins raise in value with new suckers hoping to get free cash, who never question the fact it is a dream.

At some point it starts to crash.

Those who invested early sell.

But the suckers will be told to buy as the coin may rise.

But from now on it will crash.

Those involved will say I am stupid and not educated and do not know how things work.

jscott 06-18-2022 02:39 AM

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Originally Posted by dvtimes (Post 23012601)

:)

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Originally Posted by dvtimes (Post 23012601)
those involved will say i am stupid and not educated and do not know how things work.

Well you are uneducated and you proved you don't know how things work. You proved you don't understand basic terms like some keywords you mentioned earlier. You make the same mistake over and over (usually this is considered "stupid" or suffering from Ego Effect).

Not trying to insult you man, but your general narrative of "dont buy bitcoin because it'll crash" just hasn't worked for you in the long term. You'll have some months of pampering your "ego (effect)" but eventually it'll crash up higher than before (maybe in years), then you'll disappear on this topic, as usual, until the next crash down to $50k, and it goes on like this forever.

As for telling people "it's a good time to invest" in anything, there are rules of thumb:
1. do you believe the asset will exist in the time span that you plan on buying/holding it for?
2. do you have patience to hold that long?
3. buying lower is better than buying higher
4. make up your own decisions

If you really believe math & Bitcoin will not exist in the future, you should lay out your theory, enlighten us with your own words (not copy/pasting, no FUD youtubes, no lying like you usually do)
I'm trying to initiate a good pro/anti Bitcoin discussion with you, about real economics or technicals, and you refuse to engage. Quit being a ppppsssssyyy.

DVTimes 06-18-2022 02:41 AM

Nfts should have been the warning for people.

Again, these were no more than get rich schemes, selling worthless nothing to suckers hoping to get rich.

DVTimes 06-18-2022 02:44 AM

One point on such as bitcoin.

One con is to tell you that if the dollar crashes you can trade in bitcoin.

The reality is that if the dollar crashes, the chances are everything will crash. And the power stations turn off. No power for the internet, and chances are your mobile service will have died. Good luck trading with bitcoin when the world crashes.

DVTimes 06-18-2022 02:51 AM

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Originally Posted by jscott (Post 23012602)
:)


Well you are uneducated and you proved you don't know how things work. You proved you don't understand basic terms like some keywords you mentioned earlier. You make the same mistake over and over (usually this is considered "stupid" or suffering from Ego Effect).

Not trying to insult you man, but your general narrative of "dont buy bitcoin because it'll crash" just hasn't worked for you in the long term. You'll have some months of pampering your "ego (effect)" but eventually it'll crash up higher than before (maybe in years), then you'll disappear on this topic, as usual, until the next crash down to $50k, and it goes on like this forever.

As for telling people "it's a good time to invest" in anything, there are rules of thumb:
1. do you believe the asset will exist in the time span that you plan on buying/holding it for?
2. do you have patience to hold that long?
3. buying lower is better than buying higher
4. make up your own decisions

If you really believe math & Bitcoin will not exist in the future, you should lay out your theory, enlighten us with your own words (not copy/pasting, no FUD youtubes, no lying like you usually do)
I'm trying to initiate a good pro/anti Bitcoin discussion with you, about real economics or technicals, and you refuse to engage. Quit being a ppppsssssyyy.

Your right, I am stupid.

I said bitcoin would crash.

It has crashed.

I said it would go to 19,000, and it has.

I have pasted nothing by the way. When I past something, I always *always) link to the original article.

So clearly I am stupid, as I thought if I bought bitcoin today, and it goes down and down and never recovers, then, I make a loss. Am I wrong?

If you so smart, then tell us when you think it will recover and how much by?

I unlike you, stated it would go down and down. And I have been proved correct.

All you have done is post the same excuses I heard from 1980's when I was taken to a pyramid scheme. I was told then I was stupid and did not understand.

Perhaps I am better off being stupid, as all the clever people seem to be loosing all there money. Si I will be happy to be stupid.

DVTimes 06-18-2022 02:54 AM

https://i.ibb.co/YdK4zTK/Image3.jpg

To a stupid person like me, that looks like bitcoin has crashed.

But I guess to clever people it must mean bitcoin is worth more!!!

DVTimes 06-18-2022 03:17 AM


DVTimes 06-18-2022 03:20 AM

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DVTimes 06-18-2022 04:33 AM

Bitcoin Breaks Down $20K: Crashes Below 2017’s Previous All-time High

https://cryptopotato.com/bitcoin-bre...all-time-high/

Bitcoin’s price has just crashed below the iconic previous all-time high of 2017 at $20,000. This happens as the entire market tumbles amid rampant rumors and ongoing challenges.

For the first time since December 2020, the price of BTC traded below $20,000 on Binance.

As of writing these lines, the cryptocurrency dropped to a low of $19,066 on Bitstamp Exchange, which is below the iconic previous all-time high from 2017 – $19.7K.

brassmonkey 06-18-2022 04:47 AM

it never crashed it has never had a primary value yet

Biggie Smalls Web Writing 06-18-2022 04:52 AM

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Originally Posted by jscott (Post 23012602)
:)


Well you are uneducated and you proved you don't know how things work. You proved you don't understand basic terms like some keywords you mentioned earlier. You make the same mistake over and over (usually this is considered "stupid" or suffering from Ego Effect).

Not trying to insult you man, but your general narrative of "dont buy bitcoin because it'll crash" just hasn't worked for you in the long term. You'll have some months of pampering your "ego (effect)" but eventually it'll crash up higher than before (maybe in years), then you'll disappear on this topic, as usual, until the next crash down to $50k, and it goes on like this forever.

As for telling people "it's a good time to invest" in anything, there are rules of thumb:
1. do you believe the asset will exist in the time span that you plan on buying/holding it for?
2. do you have patience to hold that long?
3. buying lower is better than buying higher
4. make up your own decisions

If you really believe math & Bitcoin will not exist in the future, you should lay out your theory, enlighten us with your own words (not copy/pasting, no FUD youtubes, no lying like you usually do)
I'm trying to initiate a good pro/anti Bitcoin discussion with you, about real economics or technicals, and you refuse to engage. Quit being a ppppsssssyyy.

I admire you trying to have conversation with DVTimes

Sergio 06-18-2022 04:55 AM

The point is that stocks also going down, even google. All going down. But this is normal time to buy!

Biggie Smalls Web Writing 06-18-2022 09:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Sergio (Post 23012657)
The point is that stocks also going down, even google. All going down. But this is normal time to buy!

Stocks are down but its going to be much worse, so buying it now makes no sense

JesseQuinn 06-18-2022 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Biggie Smalls Web Writing (Post 23012656)
I admire you trying to have conversation with DVTimes

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh


true say. I think one would have a more constructive convo with my bananas. at least they wouldn't parrot random yt vids to fit a pre-existing mindset

speaking of which...as to the long term success of BTC as a viable means of global commercial exchange? who knows

it's not stupid to admit we don't know everything. my bananas agree

stick to your creepy vids DV. and go back on your meds

Biggie Smalls Web Writing 06-18-2022 09:31 AM

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Originally Posted by JesseQuinn (Post 23012723)
:1orglaugh:1orglaugh


true say. I think one would have a more constructive convo with my bananas. at least they wouldn't parrot random yt vids to fit a pre-existing mindset

speaking of which...as to the long term success of BTC as a viable means of global commercial exchange? who knows

it's not stupid to admit we don't know everything. my bananas agree

stick to your creepy vids DV. and go back on your meds

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DVTimes 06-18-2022 01:31 PM

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DVTimes 06-18-2022 02:14 PM

Bitcoin drops below $17,800 as sell-off accelerates — here’s what happened

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/06/18/bitc...celerates.html

Bitcoin plunged to $17,749 and ether fell to $897, as of about 4:15 E.T. on Saturday afternoon, as the sell-off in the crypto market accelerates. The world’s two most popular cryptocurrencies are down more than 35% in the past week, as both breach symbolic price barriers.

Bitcoin peaked at $68,789.63 in November. Ether peaked at $4,891.70 that same month. Bitcoin last traded this low around November 2020.

The carnage in the crypto market is partly caused by pressure from macroeconomic forces, including spiraling inflation and a succession of Fed rate hikes. We have also seen these blue chip cryptos track equities lower. It doesn’t help that crypto firms are laying off large swaths of employees, and some of the most popular names in the industry are facing solvency meltdowns.

adultchatpay 06-19-2022 11:57 PM

back to $20k now

k0nr4d 06-20-2022 12:00 AM

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Originally Posted by adultchatpay (Post 23013158)
back to $20k now

I'm weathering this storm by simply not opening ledger :1orglaugh I don't even want to know how much i've lost.

DVTimes 06-20-2022 01:34 AM

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DVTimes 06-20-2022 01:37 AM

Crypto industry gripped by anxiety as bitcoin wobbles near key $20,000 level

https://www.reuters.com/markets/euro...el-2022-06-20/

The cryptocurrency industry was on edge on Monday morning as investors feared contagion from problems at major crypto players could unleash a major shakeout if not contained.

Bitcoin which has lost 57% so far this year and 37% this month, fell below $20,000 over the weekend for the first time since December 2020. The level is of symbolic significance, as it was roughly the peak of the 2017 cycle.

The price fall follows difficulties at several major industry players, while further declines could have a knock on effect as other crypto investors are forced to sell their holdings to meet margin calls and cover losses.

DVTimes 06-20-2022 02:49 AM


LustCore 06-20-2022 05:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Biggie Smalls Web Writing (Post 23012717)
Stocks are down but its going to be much worse, so buying it now makes no sense

Agree, settled in for long term hodl.

k0nr4d 06-20-2022 05:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Biggie Smalls Web Writing (Post 23012717)
Stocks are down but its going to be much worse, so buying it now makes no sense

Yeah but you have to be incredibly lucky to buy at the very bottom. IMHO that 17k was the bottom for this cycle.

There's two ways for this to go. The lenders of that are gonna margin-call the large funds can do that, bankrupt the funds and take a loss, or they can double-down and expand their holdings at a much cheaper BTC price.

nikki99 06-20-2022 06:15 AM

going up to the mooooooooooon

Biggie Smalls Web Writing 06-20-2022 06:17 AM

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Originally Posted by k0nr4d (Post 23013216)
Yeah but you have to be incredibly lucky to buy at the very bottom. IMHO that 17k was the bottom for this cycle.

Yes, you are totally right. These are all great buying opportunities, but more pain is yet to come.

I do think we can expect the flash out due to massive leverage and liquidations in crypto:

- Celsius: 23,962 wBTC @ $13,604 ($477m)
- SOL whale via Solend Protocol; 5.7m $SOL @ $22.30 ($160m)
- ETH whale via Aave: 152k $ETH @ $895 ($141m)

This is the reset crypto needed just like a dot come bubble in the early '00

SAMANTAmax 06-20-2022 06:24 AM

Just passed $20k so light is still visable

DVTimes 06-20-2022 01:11 PM

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DVTimes 06-21-2022 01:21 PM

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k0nr4d 06-22-2022 01:24 AM

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Originally Posted by DVTimes (Post 23013784)

Look at this post and hte one before it. You could have made $600 in the 10 minutes instead of posting this :1orglaugh

nikki99 06-22-2022 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by k0nr4d (Post 23013940)
Look at this post and hte one before it. You could have made $600 in the 10 minutes instead of posting this :1orglaugh

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

DVTimes 06-22-2022 01:09 PM

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