I am not really sure if this is a very smart bot, or just a lazy man copying others' posts. Whichever case it is, it is against the forum rules.

Quote from: gentlemand on February 08, 2014, 02:16:30 PM

If it's ever to go relatively mainstream then the price must rise by orders of magnitude for it to be usable by a significant number of people.

The last few months have been an amazing time to buy in. 12-18 months ago it still would've seemed like it could die at any moment. Fast forward to today and it's being backed by some serious investment, probably tens of thousands of extremely clever people and it's being discussed at the highest levels.

Despite all this, very few people in the world have any or truly understand what it is yet. That's a dreamlike combination for future growth but it will take a few years yet.

Quote from: centauribit on September 20, 2015, 04:52:48 AM

very few people in the world have any or truly understand what it is yet. Mainstream Adoption is a dreamlike for future and will take a few years yet.

Quote from: jeffthebaker on July 25, 2015, 07:34:27 AM

Right now OP, you are one in 21 million. That is fantastic, but you can still improve. Get to 2.1 BTC, become one in 10 million. Once you get there, get 7 BTC - one in 3 million, then hit the big 21 BTC... and be one in a million. You can continue on from there, but for most of us, being one in a million in regards to BTC is a fantastic benchmark.

Quote from: centauribit on September 20, 2015, 03:49:29 AM

21 BTC... and be one in a million. You can continue on from there, but for most of us, being one in a million in regards to BTC is a fantastic benchmark.

Quote from: Revelations86 on February 08, 2014, 08:51:10 AM

Price is already going back up. The litmus test of whether you've invested too much is if you panic when price drops. Invest only what you're willing to lose and stick with it the whole way through or until your exit strategy kicks in. I hate to say it but this is a game of people making logical trading decisions outsmarting people making emotional based decisions who end up losing out much like the stock market.

Quote from: centauribit on September 20, 2015, 03:37:07 AM

The litmus test of whether you've invested too much is if you panic when price drops. Invest only what you're willing to lose and stick with it the whole way through or until your exit strategy kicks in.

Quote from: Q7 on November 02, 2014, 04:11:12 AM

Another option is by trading but that carries significant. Unless you know what you are doing and having experience, the best way is still providing service and participate in signature campaigns

Quote from: centauribit on September 20, 2015, 03:34:46 AM

Another option is by trading but that carries significant. Unless you know what you are doing and having experience, the best way is still providing service and participate in signature campaigns

Quote from: ARadzi on November 04, 2014, 11:36:40 PM

Newbie gambler = impulsive

Aint going to recommend any gambling site. What I can share to you is an advice to be a responsible gambler. Never gamble more than what you cant afford to lose. If you were in a profit, you must know when to stop. Dont be greedy mate. And if you were loosing, never chase what you lose. You'll end up lossing more.

Goodluck!!!

Quote from: centauribit on September 20, 2015, 03:27:39 AM

Never gamble more than what you cant afford to lose. If you were in a profit, you must know when to stop. Dont be greedy and if you were loosing, never chase what you lose. You'll end up lossing more.