Quote from: fillippone on Today at 04:39:57 PM

Nevermind. I am dumb

You dummy.

Couldn't resist that easy layup.

Quote from: Copetech on Today at 06:25:03 PM

Quote from: naim027 on Today at 05:06:50 PM

Quote from: Torque on Today at 04:29:26 PM

Garbage

Congratulations !!!

Part of my ignore list. Fuck off!!

Nice try kid, but... Bad Call... seriously. If you have any interest in BTC at all, you'll benefit from the Torque tid-bits that trickle through from time to time. But Hey, no biggie, we all take wrong turns from time to time. Personally, if I knew half of what I thought I knew at 26 I'd be living on TOP of the world!!! Speaking of BTC... what's your connection? You've been here since what late 2017? (Didn't look, forgive me if I mis-remembered) And you're Bangladeshi, so in an emerging market that is much more populous than profitable, but getting better in general if I understand correctly. No specifics of course (as you seem to already be exposing WAY too much Op-Sec-wise) but what's your game/experience? Did you start buying in 2017? DCA or have you been trying to make it on the day trading Rollercoaster? If you started DCA in December of 2017, that was a high point at $20kish... I could imagine you'd spent a good deal of time in the red with 3 years bouncing between $3k-$10k... but if you continued to invest all that time, you'd be in a pretty good situation right now! But I'm guessing that's not the way it played out since you're still fuckin around with signature campaigns and what not. So what IS your story? Are the signature campaigns really paying off in any meaningful way? Are you reinvesting proceeds into BTC? Or just scrambling to get by day to day and missing even more opportunities than the $3k coins you coulda had? Your English is pretty damn good and you're obviously pretty capable judging by your abilities to navigate the forum... so I can imagine you're able to make a decent living in the fiat world. Coder? Customer support? Just guessing, (OpSec) so whats the plan for rising to the top when the fiat crash comes? (Note I said When not If. If you're really 26, and even more so if 16... storms are brewing! You're bound to sail right into the rough!) What's the game?

(TLDR: Stop Trying to be the type that fits in! Stop trying to earn Merits! Stop trying to contribute regurgitated crap! And maybe people will start to accept YOU if you ever get around to who YOU are...)

Well, just think about it.. given naim027's forum registration date of October 4, 2017, even a modestly aggressive BTC investment strategy of $50 per week (given that Bangladesh does not likely have high incomes) would still have put naim027 at the accumulation of 1.2 BTC.. and so ONLY he can really know the extent to which he could have been more aggressive or if less aggressiveness (such as $10 per week) may have been required based on personal circumstances.. but even $10 per week would have put naim027 at more than newbie BTC accumulation target levels, at nearly 0.24 BTC.

It would not necessarily be fair to judge too much because we all know that mistakes can be made and we also all know that if we had failed to do anything, then there is no time better than the present to get the fuck started.... but even getting started can take time and none of us should be too impatient in terms of wanting to get impressive results right away.. or comparing ourselves (and wanting to be equals) to members who have been working on their own financial (and psychological) situation (through bitcoin) for longer periods of time... many of us have our own levels of mistakes that were made in terms of the extent to which we have met our exceeded some of the comparison (reference) points of some kind of straight-forward DCA approach...

And, even let's say that someone might have been in BTC for 8 years, but spends a lot of time fucking up the first 4 years, so maybe it would be unfair to measure the guy from 8 years of DCA'ing because he had only really started DCA'ing around 4 years time.. and sometimes there is not really any prudent and reasonable way to make up for the earlier mistakes of the first 4 years except maybe to be a bit more aggressive to maybe invest $200 per week rather than $100 per week.. but at the same time, there has to be cautions as well in terms of NOT overextending oneself and then ending up into some kind of quasi-mindrust situation based on either getting greedy and then not really managing the overall budget and state of psychological preparations.