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Bitcoins Is A Pump And Dump!
For all you retards that think investing in the stock market in the first place was a good idea I lough in your face! Second the fake Bitcoin currency scam is an obvious pump and dump. Bitcoin was promoted by promoters the only people that profited are the broker and the bankers.
For all you investing newbs out there the stock market is a casino, some get lucky but most lose everything. It's setup so the bankers and the brokers make all the money. The brokers sell the stops to the bankers and the bankers manipulate the market and steal your money. If you want to make money save it don't try to invest it! The US stock market is corrupted it's not a safe way to invest your money plus none of the money is FDIC insured. Most brokers steal your money by causing constant computer errors which stops you out before you hit your stop, it's happened to me many of times. When you contact the broker they say tough shit and tell you to read the terms and conditions which protects them from faulty "scam" software Want to make some fast fantasy money go to Vegas and enjoy yourself! |
As someone who made a 300% return over the last 2 weeks on my BTC investment and as someone who has been using BTC to purchase things for over 3 years.
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Also learn to invest. Stop limits, trailing Stops, use them, protect your profits. Investing in the stock market is like counting cards in a single deck blackjack game at the casino. It's easy to make money if you have money and know took a few days to learn how to invest.
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As I said some people get lucky. I know for a fact Bitcoin was promoted, look at all the press releases pumping the shit out of the stock. Most of the releases came from the same source.
Most people aren't smart enough to get out before the dump, your one of the smart ones. Quote:
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A trailing stop only works if you're not getting stopped out. 9 out of 10 times you get stopped out before the trailing stop moves.
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The reverse is also true, if a company has terrible earning reports, expect a huge drop, buy those shorts. |
yeah invest nothing! big business!
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Invest in yourself or building a business not the stock market. The market is one big clusterfuck!
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hopefully this sharp curve will keep the dolts from "investing" in bitcoin - it's a transactional currency, not an investment medium, it has no inherent value and no capital backing.
If a bunch of idiot "investors" got hurt, they deserved it. |
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http://i.imgur.com/QXfE9Ekl.png Click for Zoom I ended up cashing out once bitcoin got stuck under $1/coin for a long time. The money went to other things, I don't believe in long term investment for the most part, I believe it's more profitable to scalp and trade on trends. But it takes money to make money and I just don't have the extra money anymore. |
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Woj is very, very bitthurt.
He HATES it when people are making off Bitcoin. It drives him nuts! He's a sad little guy. |
Sounds like my sexy life.
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what is a bit annoying however is the over-enthusiasm over the whole thing, almost exactly like some religious nuts or apple fanboys... :2 cents: |
"In order to prop up the initial system, Bitcoin "mining" was designed to bribe early users with exponentially better rewards than latecomers could get for the same effort. This effectively makes Bitcoin a pump-and-dump scheme wherein these early adopters, who have more bitcoins than anyone else ever will, hype it up so they can offload their bitcoins onto fools who think they'll strike it rich as speculators, or whomever else will accept them as payment. Basically, this means the system runs on opportunism, especially among people who like the idea of decentralized techno-money. Although this setup is defended as an acceptable trade-off and/or a fair reward for propping up the system,[29] this presumes that it will actually result in a widespread, reliable currency.
In the meantime, speculators and opportunists remain Bitcoin's main users: only 22% of existing Bitcoins are in circulation at all, there are a total of 75 active users/businesses with any kind of volume, the Mt. Gox exchange is responsible for 90% of all Bitcoin transactions ever, one (unidentified) user owns a quarter of all Bitcoins in existence and one large owner is trying to hide their wealth accumulation by moving it around in thousands of smaller transactions.[30] But go on, dive in and get rich." . |
something based on air and backed by air has the value of air.
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these threads are worse than 9/11 conspiracy threads. i think i am done trying to provide fair and accurate information on btc here.
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Classic GFY shit right here
Thread starter makes a sound post, to invest in yourself instead of BTC or even the stock market for that matter Poor, homeless GFYer steps up to put him in his place and brag about the 300% return on the 500-600$ he made, wasting his time getting lucky on Bitcoin instead of NOT needing to look for "part time grunt work" :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh :disgust fucking GFY peasants making classic posts |
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Ya, absolutely waste of time. I rarely seen anything like this where people are clueless about the subject, want to stay clueless about it but in the meantime time hate it like their life depends on it. |
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:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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this place is a clusterfuck. |
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Classic GFYer, knows nothing about anyone's life. Pretends to know everything anyway. Here's some more advice. You may have to think hard on this one as I'm not going to spoon feed you. If you invest 5 cents and make 10% on your investment after a year. How much did you make? |
Pretty much my own assessment.
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if you are not a hedge fund manager responsible for $18 trillion dollars your opinion on gfy is invalid.
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It is that, sort of, it has no intrinsic value. It is a function of pure demand. Hyping it results in demand increasing and therefore causes increase in prices.
If demand drops, the price drops. Fear causes volatility because there is no "floor" under the price. There is no point at which fundamental value shores up price. There are three choices: 1. Sit it out 2. Get pumped and dumped (speculate) 3. Do the pumping and dumping The choice is yours. I think the people who make choices 1 and 3 agree with you. the people who make choices 2 and 3 will not say they agree with you. If you wish to save the people who make choice 2 from bad choices, I suggest you also post about cholesterol, smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, driving without a seat belt, etc, or not, as you please. |
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2: Would it make you feel better if instead of being a card trading site it was a non existant site? For some reason i don't think you would've had a problem with it then. Which makes no sense. 3: At what point can something like this take off without it being a bad or scary thing exactly? It's been around for years. This eventually had to happen and more and more people learned about it. |
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Bitcoin was doing well long before the public caught wind of it. Somehow the public caught wind and blew it up all over the news causing mass buying pressure. Whether it's a pump and dump from the actual value of bitcoin or not, it's still a success and will still be used for money transactions. |
I am not a gambling man. If I were to ever use bitcoins as a payment option for a site membership, I would never hold any bitcoins in reserve.
A person pays $10 to $20 in bitcoins, and as soon as humanly possible, I would want that money wired into my account. I think coinbase pays out once daily (but I could be wrong). There is always the chance that the exchange goes up or down a bit before you get paid, and that is a risk, but if you cash out on a daily basis the risk is relatively low. Even if the currency crashes 100% the most you would lose is one day of bitcoin join sales, so no big deal. I would not trade or horde bitcoins however, as again, I am not a gambling man. |
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The value of the Mona Lisa is based on its exculsivity, wich BitCoin not has. The stuff you buy at the craft store are payed by dollars, they are ( should be ) backed by gold and government ( Bitcoin is backed by nothing ) You guys dont understand the basic of Economics. Sure you can make money with Bitcoins but so you can in the casino ( they are backed by dollars ) |
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There are a finite number of bitcoins (21 million). There are far more humans on earth than there will ever be in bitcoins. So if 30 million people wanted to have 1 whole bitcoin in their possession they couldn't. If some rich philanthropist bought up all 21 million bitcoins that means no other human could have one. That sounds exclusive to me... |
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