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deceitful lying and marketing something to sell you that something is fraud
making something look worse to make you sell what you already own is not fraud
if you need me to make it even simpler ill try even harder next time
making something look worse to make you sell what you already own is not fraud
if you need me to make it even simpler ill try even harder next time
Oh I read your posts, and here's what I've found:
Because I don't agree with you, you think I didn't read your post
Because you lost value in your assets, you think you were defrauded
Because things don't go your way, it means someone isn't doing the right thing... right?
Because I don't agree with you, you think I didn't read your post
Because you lost value in your assets, you think you were defrauded
Because things don't go your way, it means someone isn't doing the right thing... right?
also, what you described is not fraud. Fraud is when a person is deceitful for financial or personal gain. You taking a loss because you were "convinced maliciously" to "decrease your value" is your own personal choice. Just as you're free to intimidate people with lawsuits and misrepresent peoples actions to look like they've commited a crime.
They dont owe you anything, you're not an investor. Imagine if you were selling something and a bunch of assholes who spent less than half a penny on tiny little pieces of your products started demanding you increase their value because they think they're the reason you're even alive at all. Unless you bought in with hundreds of thousands at a minimum you're all just a bunch of ants who spent more than they should have
what the fuck do you want them to do for you anyway take time off their actual work to write you a thank you letter? If anything asking devs to do anything more for you is actually harmful to you in the end because you're only distracting them
what the fuck do you want them to do for you anyway take time off their actual work to write you a thank you letter? If anything asking devs to do anything more for you is actually harmful to you in the end because you're only distracting them
most people here have no idea what theyre doing
this entire board is just people asking other people to tell them what to do
90% of threads here are basically titled "should i do this now?" or "is this a good idea?"
this entire board is just people asking other people to tell them what to do
90% of threads here are basically titled "should i do this now?" or "is this a good idea?"
Diversification is also for peasants who anticipate failure and have no confidence in themselves. Most dont even understand that holding different altcoins doesnt count as diversification. You're only minimizing profits and maximizing exposure to risks by holding 10+ coins and you look like a moron when you're holding 15+ coins.
Yeah thats right, I went there
Yeah thats right, I went there
Re: Why makes you so confident in your investment decisions?
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Your 80/20 assumption is flawed for a couple of reasons. Firstly, it only applies if you are picking projects at random. Secondly, much more than 80% of altcoins are complete trash and will be worth nothing long-term.
I own more than 3 coins. I am completely happy with all the coins I own because I have spent time reading their whitepapers, roadmaps, githubs, development, etc. and not just blindly listening to shills on here/reddit/twitter/4chan/anywhere who say "good project" about whatever bags they happen to be holding.
nice, whats your holdings?
Why makes you so confident in your investment decisions?
Something I noticed is I see a lot of people saying something like this: "I invested in this coin, it looks good." It's a very common phrase when someone gives a recommendation around here.
It's telling when someone says "that one looks good" instead of saying "I know that one is good"
It like when you ask your friend a question and they say "I think so" instead of "I know so". It's away of distancing yourself from your answer to mitigate any damage in case you're wrong.
It also strikes me strange when someone's got a portfolio with 10 or more different cryptos, I just think that's plain wrong. Ideally you should have up to 3 cryptos (personal opinion), and I've explained why in this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3627234.0 but the takeaway is that cryptos are risky business. It's not good to expose yourself more than you have to. It's like staying in the casino longer than you need to.
If you were offering a sniper rifle or a shotgun to someone, the person with his/her eyes wide open would choose the sniper rifle. The person with their eyes closed would choose a shotgun.
It's telling when someone says "that one looks good" instead of saying "I know that one is good"
It like when you ask your friend a question and they say "I think so" instead of "I know so". It's away of distancing yourself from your answer to mitigate any damage in case you're wrong.
It also strikes me strange when someone's got a portfolio with 10 or more different cryptos, I just think that's plain wrong. Ideally you should have up to 3 cryptos (personal opinion), and I've explained why in this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3627234.0 but the takeaway is that cryptos are risky business. It's not good to expose yourself more than you have to. It's like staying in the casino longer than you need to.
If you were offering a sniper rifle or a shotgun to someone, the person with his/her eyes wide open would choose the sniper rifle. The person with their eyes closed would choose a shotgun.
Re: what is the name of altcoins that is good for investment at the moment
i think most people give terrible advice i would not listen to anyone who says "is good price right now" or "theyve been around long" or even "u get bonuses" or "is good team" because those are empty reasons to invest. Should never invest while looking for comfort. Thats like buying a house because you see nice pillows inside.
i give terrible advice too, for example im pure ICON. In fact im balls deep into ICON. I used to hold 5 different altcoins but sold it all for straight up ICON. Why? Because I'm certain in my decision. Most people here say "this looks good" well i say "i know this is good".
ICON is positioning itself as an ICO platform and the common denominator between more than just coins or tokens, but entire blockchains. It baffles me how little people talk about ICON's far reach utility and instead focus on the narrow purposes of singular altcoins. Baffles me.
i give terrible advice too, for example im pure ICON. In fact im balls deep into ICON. I used to hold 5 different altcoins but sold it all for straight up ICON. Why? Because I'm certain in my decision. Most people here say "this looks good" well i say "i know this is good".
ICON is positioning itself as an ICO platform and the common denominator between more than just coins or tokens, but entire blockchains. It baffles me how little people talk about ICON's far reach utility and instead focus on the narrow purposes of singular altcoins. Baffles me.
Why do you even bother with anything else when you could score more money than any other endeavors by hacking an exchange?
Are you too dumb to do what another human being has accomplished?
Are you too dumb to do what another human being has accomplished?
Considering the fact that unless you have the skills/resources to cover all your tracks; hacking an exchange (or anything else for that matter) is super risky. Especially with the ongoing increase in the use of technology in every day life, security is super tight and on the look-out for any potential "hackers" anyone with the skill-set to hack an exchange probably wouldn't need too to begin with.
When you say "with the on going increase in the use of technology in everyday life" it sounds like you put a lot of faith in systems you may not be knowledgeable about. You'd be surprised how flawed and vulnerable things are under a polished surface
Also people with hacking skills make nowhere close to tens of millions in their lifetimes. If someone had the skills and the intellect, they totally would
What i mean by "on going increase in the use of technology in everyday life" it'll only be a certain amount of time before real currencies become obsolete and people switch to everything digital for example; i see people tapping their cards/watches at cash registers rather than pulling out their actual wallets. So yes you could say i am putting a bit of faith in a system that's likely to happen eventually despite the flaws and vulnerability (which everything starts out that way).
And how would you know those people with those certain hacking skills don't make that much? Their hackers for a reason; anonymity is key when hacking so whose to say there isn't/hasn't/presently doing it.
It sounds like you greatly respect technology but just like that cute girl-next-door type of girl you secretly admire shes got security holes thats been penetrated, vulnerabilities to her backdoor, and probably does drugz.
What are the prerequisites for the further decline of the market in the coming weeks? After all, we need to adequately look at the situation, the market has high volatility, but gradually regains its growth.
Occams razor says the simplest explaination is the truest explaination. The simplest explainations are often emotional ones. And quite simply this decline is to encourage you to dump your coins so smarter, richer, sexier people can sweep up all the coins you drop on the floor. Usually this is predicated upon good news or good outlooks for future crypto markets. Its actually a good sign someone powerful is this interested in moving crypto prices
I'm sorry, But I feel this is a stupid post. Making a general assumption people are too stupid to do illicit things for money such as hacking one of the stupidest things I have heard in a while. So because people have morals and ethics and won't steal they're stupid, Good logic there bud 
It is stupid that i made you feel stupid then?
Why do you even bother with anything else when you could score more money than any other endeavors by hacking an exchange?
Are you too dumb to do what another human being has accomplished?
Are you too dumb to do what another human being has accomplished?
Considering the fact that unless you have the skills/resources to cover all your tracks; hacking an exchange (or anything else for that matter) is super risky. Especially with the ongoing increase in the use of technology in every day life, security is super tight and on the look-out for any potential "hackers" anyone with the skill-set to hack an exchange probably wouldn't need too to begin with.
When you say "with the on going increase in the use of technology in everyday life" it sounds like you put a lot of faith in systems you may not be knowledgeable about. You'd be surprised how flawed and vulnerable things are under a polished surface
Also people with hacking skills make nowhere close to tens of millions in their lifetimes. If someone had the skills and the intellect, they totally would
Why do you even bother with anything else when you could score more money than any other endeavors by hacking an exchange?
Are you too dumb to do what another human being has accomplished?
Are you too dumb to do what another human being has accomplished?