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Re: Public list of yobit spammers(this one's gonna be long boys)
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Xenophoto
on 03/06/2016, 06:24:41 UTC
I have no idea how long this user has been in Yobit campaign.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=799938;sa=showPosts

Time for a new poll?

When to hit $10,000?
  • 2016
  • 2017
  • 2018
  • 2019
  • 2020
  • Longer than this
That is like having your own bitcoin network. You can do this now by starting your own alt coin: the whole world considers it worthless and you have it all.
Being deported out of your own country to be jailed by a dictator because you said something, while the same country takes in people who attack their women?
Games and rounds is also a good way to earn some money. It goes from very small to large amounts.
Big whales can do anything they want with the price. But they want to profit from it, so why dump a lot of coins to lower the price if they can sell them slower and profit more?
After trying a lot of methods, my signature campaign is indeed the best way to earn bitcoins online. This one always accepts new users so anybody can join. They also do kick out people sometimes if they do not post constructive posts, so  carefully read the rules .
Terms: Prohibited Uses: HitLeap
1200 captcha per 8 hours, $5 per day working.
I suggest you read the existing topics (thousands) before asking the same question again. If you do not want to read, you will not succeed.
How many bitcoin are you hodling? If you expect it to go up, do you buy more?
You forget to mention bitcoin went down a lot from $1200. It is still down and did not go up to $1200 for years. In 2 years or 3 years max that will not change.


He did try to have a longer post by quoting Wikipedia, though. Cheesy Nice try but his original content was still one liner.
The price when you bought has nothing to do with the current price. You should sell or buy when you feel the price is right. Thinking about what you paid for it is not rational.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loss_aversion quote:
'Loss aversion refers to people's tendency to strongly prefer avoiding losses to acquiring gains. Most studies suggest that losses are twice as powerful, psychologically, as gains.'