That is a strange interpretation Negotiation... it is like you are just making up some category and then trying to plug bitcoin into that category through a kind of analogy (or would it be metaphor?), and then you frequently don't even end up describing bitcoin very well, especially this throwing around the idea of "good will" and suggesting that a person is making "contribution"  to anyone other than himself.

If someone is acting in his own self interest, he does not necessarily need to contribute or to employ good will, even though there is a bit of the design of bitcoin in that if you buy and you hoard (or save) bitcoin, you could be considered as a kind of contributor to the bitcoin system, so bitcoin does allow for certain levels of greed to result in contribution to the network.. and perhaps inspire people who have become rich through their employment of ongoing self-interest, to thereby later be in a position to exercise some good will and charity in terms of ways to give back - that is if they choose to do so, giving back is optional, but if someone gets disproportionately rich there may be inspiration to give back, and the  person might not even consider himself to be a charitable person in the grand scheme of things.


We already discussed the possibility of a hot chick performing a sustainable withdrawal interpretive dance.

We might have to indicate that we are seeking applicants with youtube, TikTok and/or other potentially relevant experiences (and maybe an in-person interview?  I am not sure yet, who would be doing the interview(s) that are expected from this.).

And, by the way, bitmover has a thread on the topic too..


Personally, I like your placing the actual visuals better, so "we" don't have to click nuttin in order to engage in a quickie 24-hour review.


Just imagine a chart.

3 up 1 down

We are in the second of up.

It is not guaranteed to go up, yet you are free to play it (or not) however you like.

It might be a good idea to get some BTC in case it catches on, including thinking in terms of long term accumulation instead of short-term noise whether it goes up or not in the short term blah blah blah.. maybe consider starting to buy now at whatever you can and maybe on a weekly basis for 4-10 years.. be as aggressive as you can, but not so aggressive as to have to stop accumulating BTC, and then 4-10 years down the road (or maybe more than that) reassess where you are at.. and consider whether and/or how you might change your BTC accumulation strategies.. or if you might have gotten out of BTC accumulation and instead you are in maintenance and/or liquidation stages.


Sounds like you don't necessarily have very strong hands, and you are merely into BTC for short-term profits.

Hopefully, for your own sake, you don't end up selling too many too early.. and then regretting the matter and becoming bitter like a lot of the others who thought that they were smarter than everyone else and sold too many too soon.