Quote from: BTCETFInvestor on Today at 03:40:27 PM

Quote from: Richy_T on Today at 03:07:48 PM

Quote from: BTCETFInvestor on Today at 02:53:21 PM

I'll take Richy_T's recommendation and tell you, FUCK YOU!

Good start but one other piece of advice, if I could give it, would be to develop a thick skin. The internet's a rough place but none of it is real.

Richy - I do indeed have a thick skin, having been around a long time to see and be exposed to pretty much everything possible on the Internet.

Frequently, actions speak louder than words.

Quote from: BTCETFInvestor on Today at 03:40:27 PM

What I have no interest in, or patience with, is dealing with stupid people that intentionally actually enjoy being bullies to people when there is no need for such action.

One of the difficulties can be to perceive the situation very well when caught in the emotion of it.

I have had some real world battles, and frequently, the opposition attempts to make the battle personal.. especially if they are on the losing end.

You do seem to be emotionally invested in this supposed battle more than many guys here, even though surely you have been stirring up some guys to potentially get emotional... .. but you seem to be showing your emotions way more than other guys here.

Quote from: BTCETFInvestor on Today at 03:40:27 PM

Those are the scumbags in our society that need to be taught a serious lesson. Maybe karma will determine their future!

You are going to "teach us a lesson." Oh my.. you sound dangerous .. hopefully you keep yourself restrained to internet posts.. .. but you might be starting to feel desperate, no?

Quote from: BTCETFInvestor on Today at 03:40:27 PM

I came here as a friend to all and asked a friendly question to the poster offering info on the radio garden website and I shared info about a hobby in which immediately a half dozen OGs attacked my integrity. Do you think that is a proper way to treat a newcomer that presented no harm or ill-intentions to anyone?

I have my doubts about your version of events, even though you are still wanting to paint yourself as a victim in regards to your WO relationships up until now. How can there be an "us" if you are perceiving our relationship as lopsided?

Quote from: dwyane36 on Today at 04:17:11 PM

Quote from: danadc on Today at 03:28:22 PM

I've seen a lot of negativity from many analysts, people give up quickly.

It's also worth noting that the negative scenario may come true, as the chart shows signs of a bearish movement in the short term. For example, there is an attractive liquidation level in the $94-95k range, and in my opinion, it would be strange if large players didn't gather liquidity there before pumping BTC to new heights.

Down before up can be quite dangerous in times like these, especially if guys either sell or they hold back buying sufficiently/adequately based on such down before up ideas that may or may not end up playing out.

Quote from: philipma1957 on Today at 04:54:38 PM

Quote from: cocadalcan on Today at 04:03:51 PM

Bitcoin may be creating another chapter from the beginning of the month. My chapter of preparation is still at the end.
Gooooo .... Holding Bitcoin.
Those who neglected me will be looking for me in the future.

I would be 83 and even if a btc is 10 or 20 million
I would still be 83.

I can honestly say i am in okay shape at 68.
even thou I have asthma and diabetes I can move around pretty well.

But long term holding is a bit harder to do if you are close to 70.
my errors happened from 2012 to 2017. not so much from 2018 to 2025.

What you say makes sense, so at some point you might transition from accumulation and then into maintenance and then into some variation of liquidation. I recommend sustainable withdrawal rather than depleting your principle.. and yeah of course, it would seem best at some point to graduate out of accumulation stage.. and I thought that you had previously mentioned 5 years, but that was a few years ago.. so it could be problematic to keep mentioning 5 years and never really get into a transition.