![]() |
The bitcoin haters
Bitcoin 35 dollar - It's a bubble, you losers baahahahahaha
Bitcoin 100 dollar - Buuuuuubbblle you are gonna lose all your money Bitcoin 150 dollar - you people are idioooootss boooohooooo idiots i tell you Bitcoin 200 dollar - Aaaaaaaaaahahahaha look at you! BUUUUUBBBLLLEE Bitcoin 270 dollars - Damn you people are dumb! Who would invest in this!!! Suckers!!! :1orglaugh |
|
|
and my cash is still stuck in bitinstant from $180. Their support sucks, got a 2 week backlog of complaints. Hopefully they honor the price of bitcoin when I made the transaction like they say they will.
|
I picked 450-470 as the peak but also didn't think it would get there so fast. We will see
|
Another bit coin success story? Wait ... :Oh crap
|
|
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
i'm with you, i think, many folks think either $400 by the end of the year. th eother # i come across is $1000 by the end of the year. either way, i've decided to wait for the price to drop to buy in again and go long this time. i think the real bubble will come in a few years. |
Quote:
|
|
Quote:
|
|
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulip_mania
A buddy of mine bought them for $3 - 6 months ago before the hype. Could've made some serious nice bank back then. |
I wish I had some bitcoins :(
|
I am traveling and don't have access to sell them or they would be long gone.
|
its being setup for a massive implosion by its competitors so no one will trust or use bitcoin ever again
|
Quote:
|
lol I wish I had the energy to give a fuck about this bitcoin shit and make some money off it. Oh well have fun lmao.
|
You can ride a bubble on its way up. A lot of people got rich in the late 90s from the Internet bubble, a lot of people got rich in the early 2000's from the housing bubble. Just because you see something moving up, does not mean it's not a bubble. Fast growth like this is what a bubble is all about.
If you can cash in on it, great, good for you. Denying the mere possibility that it's a bubble is just silly. |
|
I mean, can it really get totally fucked overnight? If you are paying enough attention wouldn't you notice when it starts to make a catastrophic dip and cash out immediately? Where is the huge risk for people riding it out? Besides being stupid and riding it out off a cliff lol. At least cash out and then think about getting back in if it starts climbing again... seems like common sense to me? But I guess it all just gets people too worked up being in the middle of it all and makes them make bad decisions...
|
i am just tired of hearing it.
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
I wonder how many of them have even looked at their affiliate stats in the last couple of months instead of the price of bitcoin. We bought in when the price was much lower, cashed out what we invested initially and are now just riding the free value... |
have the guts to sell :) (y)
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
I refuse to buy bitcoins becasue a global open source p2p money transfer system is exactly like stocks and tulip bulbs.
If someone was dumb enough to want bitcoins they would also probably be stupid enough to think the price would launch again (at the latest) next sun/mon following a period of consolidation. |
|
Quote:
|
Seems to be dropping fast now.
It dropped 25% in the last few hours (from $266 to $200) Let's see where it goes from here |
|
Quote:
Yes, you can probably make money on them, but it's high risk and it's unregulated. Perhaps it will keep going or perhaps it will all come crashing down.. No one knows, so it's risky. Besides that, it doesn't matter what price it is now, it matters only if you can exchange that virtual money for the real thing. |
derp
502 Bad Gateway nginx/1.3.15 |
Quote:
|
|
Quote:
. |
Hopefully you all sold went it started going south. If not Probably a good time to sell now.
|
Looks like a coordinated DDoS of the bitcoin forum and Gox.
It's been done multiple times in the past. |
I personally am not getting involved with them and don't think they will last long term, but I hope they do because people should be in control of a non-regulated currency of some kind, or many kinds. I'll support anything that sticks it to governments and global bankers, even if it's short lived.
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
The value is only there as long as things are peachy, but if the economy collapsed you think you could really trade in that gold certificate for real gold? :error Same thing with bitcoins. It's the same kind of novelty money as a gold certificate. There is only value as long as things are doing peachy. Bitcoins with no regulations means you never really know what kind of out side factor can effect them.. I'm not against the idea of them, but I just don't think they are gonna last. Money's success has always come because it's something you could hold in your hand. :2 cents: |
Going to wait and see if it finds it legs again before buying back in.
|
Quote:
|
Of course my bitinstant transfer finally came in and they charged me the $250/coin price instead of the $180/coin price like they said they would, blah, now I gotta make another ticket and wait another 2 days for resolution.
|
All times are GMT -7. The time now is 05:17 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.8
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
©2000-, AI Media Network Inc123