Disliked{quote} Cetral banks are not idiots. They don't back up morons, nor losersIgnored
i think your a lemming though.. waive while you are falling off the cliff I give you 5 points for trying to understand the situation we are in.
The effect of a stock market correction/crash on cryptos? 4 replies
Disliked{quote} Cetral banks are not idiots. They don't back up morons, nor losersIgnored
Disliked{quote} Central banks are clueless, economists have now realized they don’t have a clue on how current tools in the shed have an affect to global economic landscape. They are walking blind and if you don’t hedge you will be the pig in the middle. i think your a lemming though.. waive while you are falling off the cliff I give you 5 points for trying to understand the situation we are in.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Central banks are clueless, economists have now realized they don’t have a clue on how current tools in the shed have an affect to global economic landscape. They are walking blind and if you don’t hedge you will be the pig in the middle. i think your a lemming though.. waive while you are falling off the cliff I give you 5 points for trying to understand the situation we are in.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Central banks are clueless, economists have now realized they don’t have a clue on how current tools in the shed have an affect to global economic landscape. They are walking blind and if you don’t hedge you will be the pig in the middle. i think your a lemming though.. waive while you are falling off the cliff I give you 5 points for trying to understand the situation we are in.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Your more hopeless than it seems. Yes it is known that economists have gotten it wrong just as every other time we tinkered with monetary policies ever we got it wrong.. avg age of a currency is 30 years so it’s time we try a system we can’t modify. The deflationary concept is the only way to solve that problem unless you introduce centralization.. Nash was headed there with basket and gdp based inflation but in the end work = gdp because energy efficiency is the ultimate root of value for everything we produce anyway.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Your more hopeless than it seems. Yes it is known that economists have gotten it wrong just as every other time we tinkered with monetary policies ever we got it wrong.. avg age of a currency is 30 years so it’s time we try a system we can’t modify. The deflationary concept is the only way to solve that problem unless you introduce centralization.. Nash was headed there with basket and gdp based inflation but in the end work = gdp because energy efficiency is the ultimate root of value for everything we produce anyway.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Ohohohooo !!! Everybody knew what was the ultimate root of value, except you lousy amateur, you said time ago that bitcoin has intrinsic value, omfg, whatta moron ! Anyway, in your Marxist utopic world, I bet everyting is fixed, stationary, rigid: money supply, salaries (as some atomic fraction of gdp), planned economy... You're definitely out of reality, you typical cult cow !Ignored
Disliked{quote} The only problem is the first mover advantage which means anyone in now is at a big advantage compared to next generation, but that is a tradeoff people are willing to take compared against central policies and corrupt individuals.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Please, you try to deviate attention from the fundamental issue. Stop using such fallacies, my friend ! 1. Fundamentally, is not the first mover advantage matter (btw, is not necessarily an advantage for the first mover related to the final outcome) Fixed monetary supply is fundamentally a wrong concept. So it's not a matter of time, generation, open or narrow mind, or point of view... - if you detonate a grenade in your mouth you're gone, that doesn't change in time, and it's not a matter of point of view... - if putting a man on the moon...Ignored
DislikedIn 2017 on this thread, I called the top on Bitcoin. Today, I'm predicting a very bad year for this cryptocurrency, it is screaming short and looks like dropping back to $5000 or lower.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hopefully not. BTC is stable at $7.3K so far and really hoping it won't go down to what you've predicted. A lot of people will be heartbroken if it happens. I remember a friend bought BTC at around $16-$19k two years ago, she is still holding on to it until now since it'll be a loss when she lets go of it.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Cetral banks are not idiots. They don't back up morons, nor losersIgnored
Disliked{quote} BTC is stable at $7.3K so far... ?????? You're right, CryptoFan, correct statement! .....dear Money God, where are those people coming from ?!? Ignored.Ignored
Disliked{quote} ...they backed Bernie Madoff Actually, that was HSBC ... which technically is not a CB.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I am not expecting any new move in this month; not at all!Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yeap, I guess will lag within regular minor pumps and dumps until the halving... then big spike up and big slide down at the minimal mining rentability zone ...usual crypto business. It's embarrassing because it shows the level of global stupidity. I mean people show interest in a computer file coming from ...nothing ...no inherent value !Ignored
Disliked{quote} The game is on buddy; 7% gain in the last 24 hours!! Bitcoin Halving issue??Ignored