Re: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency
I have absolutely no interest in Bitcoin...you've got that right. When we've created a superior project, why cater to the dinosaur any longer? I began my foray into crypto in November 2013, first with Litecoin, then Counterparty and Ethereum, and finally Dash. My account was created 2.5 years ago, so I'm not one of the "I knew Satoshi club" but I'm definitely not "fairly new."
Just for shits and giggles, reread my posts on Ethereum. I was routinely called a shill, but guess what? I was spot on. Anyone who had listened to me would have seen a FORTY FOLD return on their investment. Maybe you should listen to me about Dash?
By the way, since you have some free time, how about deanonymizing that tx I keep posting. Unless you can't?
P.S. I'm sorry that you bought Dash at the top of the market in May 2014 and then sold at the bottom three months later. I'm sorry you lost your house because of it. That's not Dash's fault--it's your own. Maybe your investment horizon should be a little longer?
Just for shits and giggles, reread my posts on Ethereum. I was routinely called a shill, but guess what? I was spot on. Anyone who had listened to me would have seen a FORTY FOLD return on their investment. Maybe you should listen to me about Dash?
By the way, since you have some free time, how about deanonymizing that tx I keep posting. Unless you can't?
P.S. I'm sorry that you bought Dash at the top of the market in May 2014 and then sold at the bottom three months later. I'm sorry you lost your house because of it. That's not Dash's fault--it's your own. Maybe your investment horizon should be a little longer?
Thanks for confirming you never had any interest in Bitcoin proper, yet still post 1000s of Dash-pumping Astroturf messages at BITCOINtalk.
But you got me all wrong bro.
In May 2014 I was buying Monero, not Dash, hand over fist.
After holding for 2.5 years, that's made me enough money to retire in many countries. Making your lectures about "investment horizons" particularly amusing.
