Re: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency
Who are the noobs that keep buying DASH at these levels?
People like Walter.
Hahaha - keep dreaming.... I bought many masternodes at < $2 a dash. My posting history is there for all to see.
Nice try ignorant troller
Walter
Wasn't referring to WHEN you or anyone else bought (or is buying).
Was referring to your common sense and basic logical reasoning. For example, you still haven't figured out that you could realize 40 years worth of masternode revenue buy selling now. Most would agree that the decision not to take windfall profits like that is an emotional one that sooner or later ends up bad.
Again, I would say most are like you: emotional
You clearly have no idea what you're talking about. It's ok though.
Walter
P.S. If I sold now I'd be 'realising' approx. 7.2 years of masternode revenue, based on an approx. 10% yield. Why not just hold and have twice as many masternodes in 7.2 years?
Yo, Walter, $1,000 componded at 10% per annum turns into $60,240.07 in exactly 43 years.
You don't even need a special calculator. Just google it. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=compound+interest+calculator
(Since you bought at 2, it will only take you 36 years to get to $61,825.36.)
Now that was tough.
... what was I saying about your kind of "investing"?
First, compounding happens not annually, but is dependent on the number of masternodes you own (when you can spin up another). Second, he is in full ROI the entire time, as the original assets are still available to him. Also, why are you comparing his future interest gains to what he would realize now by selling the base asset? Do you have an alternate plan for him to put his now realized gains to work that will earn a similar return?
Walter (like most of us) think DASH will continue to go up in buying power over the long term. Just like any other investment asset that someone holds, they hold it because of increased future value. Walter has a way to help the value of his investment outside of just holding, by providing services to the network. Also he gets interest payments as the cherry on top.