Message from @johnfrum
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that honestly hurts to read
multiplayer I mean
and your vision is definitely not getting better from that
prayers be with the mentally retarded
Lmfao
@JHWH how long before Hamish tries to persuade daddy
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>bitcoin is crashing and burning!
>no one cares because this is a small dip historically that is correcting a run
Get your vison checked out, apparently you can't see back further than three months.
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nowhere did i say this is the end and it will never recover
i merely have issue with the handful of latestage investors and those not seeing a very unstable and obvious bubble, then not turning the uptick into profit
do I buy
It'll probably keep going down for a bit
if you are content with losing a portion, upwards of 5x value from 10k to 2k per coin as that was its happy baseline for a long period, but on the other side of the token it could revert
but yeah, more than likely it will dip down further, long stagnation period will follow
This is only bad if you bought it at its height assuming it would keep going up exponentially which is retarded, I agree.
nah, its bad for anyone who didnt cash out at pinnacle, you still lost money
But I dont see stagnation more than a correction followed by reasonable growth in value.
personally, my eyes are moving away from coin and all of that and averting them to things that are more stable that i have a firmer grasp of control
Coin is becoming mainstream, hence its rapid rise and sudden correction. In about 5 years it will be like silver or gold in terms of investment portfolios.
Silver did the same thing a couple years ago, retards melting down genuine Tiffany's for scrap to move it faster and the ln the bottom fell out.
Didn't mean silver stopped being a solid investment, just that at the height of the run it was a bad idea to buy.
possibly, that is the core argument to buy into investing towards its future, but how many people use bitcoin, have it essential to them and what will become of the hacking scandals, the more than likely legal cases, legislation/restrictions
@i○bas I don't see it becoming an actual currency like it was intended but a commodity . Hence why I draw comparisons to precious metals and not tulips.
i will say, that i see its immense value though in certain circles, where payment processor abuse is rampant, both on the consumer/company side
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Very few are going to use it to pay for anything
merchant here btw
its so friendly to certain markets, they even offer discounts for using coin because of shitty people abusing chargeback, disputes and etc
alarming rise in a lack of consumer decency/civility tbh
>lack of consumer decency
today's chargebacks are yesterday's screaming woman in the store
consumers need some sort of power on the internet over the money they spend
the store at least had more standing ground over the dumb spazzing lady
and they have power now, to the extent where people knowingly over abuse it and can leverage it to attack certain entities they dislike
Id rather have a small minority of people abuse chargebacks
then just getting fucked over when i order things