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my initial investment into crypto was 2500, im currently at 17k, i expect 1 million at a minimum by dec 31 2018 then 100 mil by jun 2019 and 1 bil by dec 2020. If you add in my mining gear i have 30k atm
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ill probably talk to roge later on and offer a hefty donation to the projet to reset red and take it seriously. cause ive been itching for some real pvp action.
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#423
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I hope so working your whole life and combining it with eq emulators sucks.
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#424
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#425
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i think i said it earlier, i bought one bitcoin for $4k usd when it was the going rate, still holding on it like crazy.
i dont know if i will ever sell tbh. i mean, if tomorrow a bitcoin goes for 1 million usd, should i sell? or will i regret it dearly when it goes for 5 million a couple years later? maybe i'll just leave it to my children as heritage. who knows what it will be worth in in 30 years, maybe nothing, maybe a fortune. if anything, it's pretty fun checking on the going rate every morning when i wake up. | ||
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#426
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you have 1 bitcoin? da fuck..... do you need money?
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Here is a big factor that I've never really seen anyone pitch in regards to Bitcoin in general:
At the very minimum, you have to at least look at the (original) Bitcoin blockchain as a publically available asset and resource. Sure, it doesn't have a "price tag" on it because it is freely available and essentially public domain, but that doesn't mean that it is devoid of any sort of tangible "value." Anyone that holds even a fraction of a BTC unit has to at least look at it as holding a finite percentage of the total work spent (especially in terms of electrical energy spent) in generating the data...and this must be extended both into the past, and the future. What is the actual price tag or "market" value on that? Surely there must exist some number (because the data was created, and it exists) but the value is not something easy to calculate. It would also span every single global facet of the worldwide energy economy. There is no argument that can be made to falsify the things which I stated. The numbers (if you could derive them) would be completely astronomical. I don't think for a moment that there is even one single person on the planet, even those most intimately involved with the project, that can fully grasp what is at hand and stake here. There is absolutely no way that Bitcoin units CANNOT be valued (in the future) at anything less than an ever increasing value...The original blockchain will also always be available at least as a root resource in a layered or tiered system. It's not going anywhere; hell, a copy of it might even end up on a thumb drive on display at the Smithsonian some day.
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#429
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Holy shit i thought this fat mad had invested some real cash into bitcoin
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Description: Confidently asserting that a theory or hypothesis is true or false even though the theory or hypothesis cannot possibly be contradicted by an observation or the outcome of any physical experiment, usually without strong evidence or good reasons. Making unfalsifiable claims is a way to leave the realm of rational discourse, since unfalsifiable claims are often faith-based, and not founded on evidence and reason. Example #1: Quote:
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