You got me on that one.

According to Frank1 (see below quotes), I don't understand the RE portion of the FIRE acronym, and to make matters worse, I cannot even get my ego under sufficient control, so that I am capable of learning from others, purportedly not limited to my need to learn MOAR better from Franky1. 


Given my own seeming shortcomings, how could I be helpful regarding relationships, except perhaps my possible abilities to have a kind of relationship with my lil selfie?  And, what is wrong with pillows?


You are living in a little fantasy with your parroting of nonsense mainstream talking points.

Do you even know what is bitcoin?  And do you have your own brain?

It seems to me that one of the most predictable dynamics of bitcoin is that it happens to be ongoingly volatile, so you can try to wish away such actual volatility all that you like, act like you don't see such volatility and have fun staying poor in the meantime since you are trying to fantasize bitcoin with attributes that it does not have.


I am not annoyed.

It is kind of nice being 10x higher than we were in 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020....

Is it a solid 10x higher?

Maybe it is?

and maybe it is not?

Fuck around and find out, if anyone is wanting to sell some cornz with the intention of potentially buying back cheaper.  Maybe it will work?  and maybe it won't?

There were likely a lot of folks who got frustrated out of their BTC while we were bouncing in sub $10k prices for 3-ish years.

A lot of folks also want to proclaim that bitcoin is correlated with various other assets, and maybe it is and maybe it is not?

I have witnessed Bitcoin doing several stair step cases to the upside, and surely it seems that it was better to be in bitcoin rather than not being in it, yet there were folks who played around with trying to figure out if they wanted to be in or out.

Don't get me wrong.

I have no problem with guys selling various amounts of corn on the way up or even at various points in time within their bitcoin journey.  For example, there could be some guys who sell bitcoin once a month or once a quarter since they have enough, and/or more than enough, yet at the same time, I do have problems with guys selling BTC and presuming that they are going to be able to buy back cheaper, and sure some of those guys do end up being able to buy back cheaper, and others end up suffering in regards to having fewer coins than they could have had or should have had if they had not either sold too many coins too soon and/or they failed/refused to buy as many coins as they should have bought, and sure many times the quantity of coins that any of us has works itself out.  We got as many coins as we deserve to have, yet at the same time, there seems to be no should have, would have or could have, but instead there is just either you have a sufficient quantity of coins or you don't... and furthermore, what about having more than enough coins?  It likely takes a while to get to such status of having more than enough coins.

I am not proclaiming to be holier than thou either, especially since I could have had about 1/3 more BTC than I currently have, and there was a whole month in the earlier parts of 2017 in which my BTC had gone negative based on my then mistake in my own BTC portfolio management.  Sure, I could have had more BTC, yet at the same time, there is ongoing pleasure in recognizing that I have enough and I even have more than enough BTC, so then there may well be questions about how to manage those coins and whether the quantity will ever go below 0.63 BTC?  The quantity of BTC probably will go to lower points, since when the BTC price goes up a guy who is not in BTC accumulation mode (or no longer there except maybe during extreme downity situations, or just for funzies from time to time), but still there should be feelings of pleasure for any of us to have been able to front-run a lot of wallstreet and to front run a lot of governments and even to have had front run a lot of individually status quo rich people, and surely anyone just getting into bitcoin, there seem to be opportunities when we are going through these various kinds of stagnations in BTC prices.  There still seems to be time to front run some of wallstreet, governments, institutions and rich peeps, yet action is still required, since wealth redistribution is not likely to benefit those who do not act.

Surely there were a decent numbers of folks who sold some (or all) of their BTC at or around $100k with thoughts that they might be able to buy back cheaper, perhaps below $85k-ish, which maybe they will be able to and maybe they won't.  There are some others who are failing/refusing to sufficiently and/or adequately buy BTC, and sure maybe they are thinking that they are going to be able to buy cheaper, which maybe they will be able to, and maybe they won't yet at the same time, to me, it seems difficult for a low coiner or a no coiner to be claiming to be wanting to invest into bitcoin, if they are ONLY preparing for one price direction, which may well not happen.