Confirmed TROLL

Fat chance on that. I saw in another thread where he said he sold everything at $6k. I smell butthurt.

We MUST be in a new bull run when trolls like you show up.

That is something similar to what I have been saying, but of course it is nice to hear credible others make similar assertions, too.

My assertion has been that the bull market started in April 2019, but it was not really confirmed as entering into bullish status until about the middle of May 2019.

Just bought the dip, thanks for the cheap coin

Good update.




Source: https://twitter.com/ChartsBtc/status/1263479277355331586

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Nice green dildo, but I'm with LFC_Bitcoin on this: with such fuel 8k may be not too hard to reach today.

This pump looks legit 

You’ll be another statistic & former WO member who wishes he didn’t sell everything. The crash already happened, we saw $3,8xx.

RIP
jonoiv

Obviously the BTC one, dah.

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Very good, you'll love it.
The first heist is the best so far, the second one is a variation of the first - but both great to watch.

And you won't, it's in Spanish.

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Did you get back your position?

quoted for future derision

Fair enough point, but I still would be hesitant to put all my eggs in one basket, no matter what my age.  Of course, if you are real young and barely just living on your own (moving out of the parent house or even living with parents and in the early stages of building your wealth), then in those cases, you usually do start with just investing in one thing while you are building your portfolio, and then you might start to expand out with the passage of time.  If you only have one investment because you are just starting to invest, then probably in those kinds of circumstances, you might start out with bitcoin... perhaps?  Those are somewhat individually tailored decisions concerning how diversified any person needs to be in terms of cash flow and projected expenses, too.




You seem to be describing Armageddon-like scenarios in which gold might prosper in such a way that is appreciating 10x or more from current value, and yeah, I agree that we should not be making the bulk of our investment decisions and/or allocations based on such unlikely scenarios, but we might chose to make 1% to 10% of our investment choices based on such scenarios, especially if we assign them a high probability (such as 10%, which seems a bit high to me, but might seem reasonable to some of the Armageddon nutjobs out there, such as roach and like-thinking acolytes of similar dumbass mindsets)