Quote from: savetherainforest on April 19, 2022, 11:41:03 PM

Quote from: JayJuanGee on April 19, 2022, 08:05:10 PM

Quote from: savetherainforest on April 18, 2022, 09:36:39 PM

"Juanita Nihilism Troll" Cheesy

.. that should be your description man. Grin

You are somewhat pathetic save the rf...

I mean what else more could you do to attempt to get attention?

Maybe create a kimichi scratch and sniff, perhaps?

Quote from: savetherainforest on April 19, 2022, 03:59:29 PM

Quote from: jojo69 on April 19, 2022, 03:20:11 PM

Damn.. I have no more merits to give! Sad

You fuck!

#nohomo

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You are deflecting again. !! .. And that means that: YOU ARE A JOURNALIST JUANITA !! Cheesy

And attention seeking?? Huh

.. Good deflect.

But I'm probably too self centered to give a f^&ck about an ego. But you care about yours. Shocked

TBH.. my job is to spot deceptive f^cks l.ike you all day long. Stop trying to push a narrative. And I will stand against you and your mind games against the pure honest people of this forum. Shocked

You are a b!tch paid actor that jerks off on the weak hands that read this forum and dump to maintain the price of a hidden agenda of those that try to buy more. THEY SHOULD GET LESS . Cool

If you have accumulated enough during the years, you should tell your bosses to F^ck Off and move to some remote tropical chill place. Roll Eyes

Have fun Juanita! .. I will always keep an eye on you. Cool

In your recent posts, even skimming through your ramblings, you seem to have been somewhat in agreement with the message that there is value in gaining some stake in bitcoin... so for sure, any newbie in bitcoin has to determine how to get started exactly and then to create a somewhat reasonable approach towards building such BTC stake based upon his/her own assessment of his specific individual circumstances.

I doubt that anyone of us can push anyone towards how they engage in such early stages of BTC accumulation, even though DCA seems to be amongst the best of place holder approaches, and for sure lump sum investing and buying on dips can have some risks in terms of the possibility that the BTC price could go down before it goes up. There are ways to balance all three approaches, but likely ONLY after some internal assessment of ones own individual circumstances which includes looking at cashflow, other investments, timeline, view of bitcoin as compared with other investments, risk tolerance and time, skills and abilities to plan, strategize and to learn along the way, which also may well involve tweaking strategies along the way, too.

There's also an element of determining establishing initial BTC stake - and then once achieving such initial BTC stake - which also could take a year or more to establish... then to determine how to manage such stake.. or to perhaps adjust the stake upon reassessments. An initial stake could also involve putting 1% to 25% of overall investment portfolio value into BTC, and for sure the amounts are quite discretionary including that each individual might well end up having quite a different approach from another individual based on some minor differences in the individual circumstances (as I have already mentioned above).

Capisce?

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Quote from: empowering on April 19, 2022, 08:49:35 PM

"owning BTC is a winning strategy" fuckin' aye it is... 100% , zero argument from me..

I am pretty much a permabull longterm for BTC, in case anyone forgot or didn't know, or it was not clear... but then , it is not religion, and it is ok to discuss what it is, isn't, could be, wont be , etc

It is ok, for someone to point out that someone is currently down on their investment, such is the nature of the beast, especially this beast, volatility is its middle name.... and one of the reasons we love it, embrace that shit.

ps, for all we know the buyer was one of the sellers in the $67K+ region Wink

One thing you'll notice, unlike over on /wallstreetbets where the ape knuckle draggers actually whine and revel in being down/losing on their stupid bets, we .... don't do that here on the WO. Because investing in bitcoin is all about long term #winning. It's all about sucking it up, putting on your big boy pants, and playing the long game.

I am not in complete agreement here. I do agree that whining is not productive, because surely we need to take responsibility over whatever approach that we took.

I would imagine that anyone with a lot of capital who heavily invested in BTC with a lump sum approach upon a price rise (or near our current ATH) should realize that there is quite a bit of risk in that kind of an approach.

I am guilty of starting my BTC investing towards the top of the late 2013 BTC price rise, so I know how it can feel to start investing towards the top.

For sure, I got razzed a lot about my initial BTC purchase in late 2013 that was at $1,200 (and the BTC price on stamp had ONLY gone to $1,163, so I had started buying at higher than the top - based on fees, etc).

For me, when I first got into BTC, I had established an initial 6 month budget, so I had a limit in how much I could spend each week (which was about 1/26) of the whole budget, and I will admit that I was a bit anxious about getting some kind of a BTC stake, so I spent more than 1/26 of my whole budget, and I had spend close to 1/20 of my 6 month budget.. because I wanted to front load a little bit of my initial budget in order to get a stake in the BTC game....

So there are ways to deal with some level of overexuberance, and of course, I would be able to understand that it would have been more stressful to lump sum invest into BTC and to have had blown my whole 6 month budget right from the start. and not had any cashflow available to buy more BTC until after the 6 months had passed, and then at that point, I would have to reassess if I have more in my budget or not for the subsequent 6 months (if that were the case that my initial investment amount was my whole investment budget for those 6 months)....

Living with consequences of decisions surely should be a part of any adult investor's disposition, and formulating back up plans surely would be better than whining. Whining surely is not a very respected trait, even if many of us realize that sometimes mistakes are made along the way.