Quote from: Cconvert2G36 on December 28, 2015, 09:02:29 PM

Quote from: JayJuanGee on December 28, 2015, 08:48:44 PM

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Quote from: billyjoeallen on December 28, 2015, 07:20:24 PM

3K bidwall on BFX

EDIT: Aaaand it's gone.

lasted less than 1 minute, and someone sold 800 bitcoin to that wall. What do you think about this kind of trick ?

Looks like it backfired. Someone trying to push the price up or hold it up in a futile effort to keep the 1 HR moving average green.

Nobody's buying my coins retail. I have to keep lowering my premium and they still don't move.

You are a fucking liar in this post. You had plenty opportunity to sell your coins in the upper $420s in the past 12 hours or so, if you really wanted to sell your coins, and if you have any to sell.

The only reason you wouldn't be able to sell you coins is that you would have been attempting to sell them at a 1% or more above retail, and farting around with your price, as to never get them to sell.

So, yes, sincerity is important, when you are spinning such bullshit... regarding supposedly what you have been attempting to accomplish, but supposedly unable to accomplish.

You were much more pleasant when you harbored the shame and guilt of losing half the money you plowed into BTC. Now that you're only down 17% or so... you've become fairly arrogant. I'm increasingly unsure if I can celebrate your break-even party with as much vigor as I originally intended... Undecided

hahahaha

Well fair enough. Each of us is entitled to our impressions regarding other posters, and surely some posters can wear on us, even when we may have previously appreciated them.

Surely, you may perceive that my tone changed over the past several months, but I really doubt it, rather than it is likely merely your anecdotal impression. For example, I have never harbored any shame or guilt.. etc etc.. regarding my BTC investment, and if you perceived or understood those kinds of feelings to have been occurring, then I am sorry to have possibly conveyed that kind of impression.

Surely, anyone goes through some changes in feelings when their investment is floating in the negative 40 to 65% territories as compared with other possible variations of less negative or even positive territory. I have never really felt that I lost any money in BTC (even though I was restricted from cashing in BTC) because I did not lock in losses, or expect to cash in any significant quantity of my bitcoins in a negative price territory. I have always invested in bitcoin in such a way that I would not be compelled to have to cash in for several years or unless some very unexpected (or out of expectations emergency) situation were to arise.

Through my couple of years of investing in BTC, I have been fairly straight forward in posting in this forum regarding my BTC investment and my various strategies and my plans going forward.

In July and August 2015, I acquired quite a few coins, and I also spent a considerable amount of time (around that time), reassessing and revising my various going forward plans with BTC. I was more or less preparing for a worse case scenario of another 6-18 months of continued BTC bear market.

However, as we now realize the BTC market has taken a favorable turn, and because of the extent and duration of the favorable upturn in BTC prices, it had become prudent for me to abandon a large part of my July/August preparations and to tweak my plans forward, again.

By the way, because of a few more ups and downs in BTC prices in the past few weeks, my BTC holdings have increased, my dollar cash reserves have increased, and my average BTC price has now come down from about $502 to about $487.

Regarding parties connected to myself, I don't really seek any of that; however, I imaging that quite a few mid-term BTC investors (those investing from late 2013 and even through 2014) are recently coming out of the red, and we gotta feel good about that, no?

On a personal level, even if my BTC portfolio remains in the red for the coming months or even longer, I perceive my portfolio to be in a real decent position at the moment, due to the fortunes of the upturns in the market, that allowed me to stack BTC investment allocated money on both sides of the price direction, and in retrospect, many of us bullish about bitcoin expected an upsurge in BTC prices to happen sooner or later, and even a lot of us even recognized that then unrealized upward price potential while BTC prices were languishing in the lower $200s for what seemed like a torturous period of time.