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cdnmatt
November 26th, 2017, 22:45
Current rate is $9200.

What was all this about it just being a fad, a joke, meaningless, and things like that?

Nirish guy
November 29th, 2017, 02:28
But sure you were just telling us all that you don't have any even though you allege to have been paid by such means for years now so why would you care !?

Nirish guy
November 30th, 2017, 15:55
But yet in other posts you talk about "pulling your bitcoin out" as it's getting shaky etc - so, just for clarity, you have Bitcoins then or you dont have ??

Because as you rightly say then if you do then you're "obviously'` no so poor after all thank god *as you would have us believe) - or you are pro still but just full of it (still) - or you just made all your money back in the last few weeks or three and if so wow, how very fortunate for you eh ......

But If the latter is the case then all I can say is aww poor Joe - as there's you sitting there counting your hoard of Bitcoin/s, that we're told are currently worth about $10000 each and yet you still couldn't bring yourself to spring even a cheap hotel room for poor unemployed almost penniless Joe for the 2 nights he comes to visit you Wow now that's tight, we can see the whole Thai / Buddhist charity thing certainly hasn't rubbed off on you no matter HOW long you've lived in Thailand yet eh.....oh well, maybe Leo the ex trainee Monk can help you with what he would clearly see of course as a very particular character defect someday.

joe552
November 30th, 2017, 17:57
Am I the only one here who doesn't understand Bitcoins, and doesn't want to?

Apparently when I go to KK, the hotel wants to be paid in cash. How 20th century is that?

cdnmatt
November 30th, 2017, 18:18
But yet in other posts you talk about "pulling your bitcoin out" as it's getting shaky etc - so, just for clarity, you have Bitcoins then or you dont have ??

Because as you rightly say then if you do then you're "obviously'` no so poor after all thank god *as you would have us believe) - or you are pro still but just full of it (still) - or you just made all your money back in the last few weeks or three and if so wow, how very fortunate for you eh ......

But If the latter is the case then all I can say is aww poor Joe - as there's you sitting there counting your hoard of Bitcoin/s, that we're told are currently worth about $10000 each and yet you still couldn't bring yourself to spring even a cheap hotel room for poor unemployed almost penniless Joe for the 2 nights he comes to visit you Wow now that's tight, we can see the whole Thai / Buddhist charity thing certainly hasn't rubbed off on you no matter HOW long you've lived in Thailand yet eh.....oh well, maybe Leo the ex trainee Monk can help you with what he would clearly see of course as a very particular character defect someday.


Why the fuck would I pay for Joe's hotel? I did however offer to pay for my nephoew's hotel.

Common sense dictates, if something hoes up this quickly in value, it's bound to come down just as quickly. Let's see what happens over the next 2 - 4 weeks, and we'll see if I'm wrong.

cdnmatt
November 30th, 2017, 20:04
There you go NIrish. Just today bitcoin dropped from 365k to 310k baht.

How stupid do I look now? This is only the beginning of the crash as well. Expect bitcoin to be around 150,000 baht in a couple days.

Doesn't mean bitcoin in and of itself is going anywhere. Just means there is an absolutely massive pump & dump scheme happening right now.


I called it right, and got out at the right time. Tell me I'm wrong in a couple weeks.

joe552
November 30th, 2017, 20:21
Just to be clear, I never expected Matt to pay for my hotel in KK. I still don't know understand Bitcoin, but that's ok.

Nirish guy
November 30th, 2017, 20:43
How stupid do I look now? I called it right, and got out at the right time. .

I dont recall a single person calling you anything in particular re your apparently amazingly insightful prediction re Bitcoin going up in value ( which has been all over the news for months now) and as for calling it right - calling WHAT right - what Bitcoin can't continue on it's upwards journey forever and there will of course be a large bump in the road ahead some time soon - hell a blind man could see that one coming - oh wait, he just did - but yeah lets face it, that's not exactly rocket science now is it.

But of course what you totally failed to answer was my point re "so do you actually have Bitcoin or not" as you state of course that you usually get paid in same.

So on one hand you talk about being piss poor ( but doing a little better of late thankfully apparenty) but in the very next posts talk about your fears of a Bitcoin crash and so you intend to take your Bitcoin/s? out of play as you can see the bump coming.

So, logically if you ARE taking your Bitcoin/s out of play then we can safely assume that you obviously have some to that that to and as you've also pointed out as they're worth quite a lot just now (about $10,000 each or so) then you must be really REALLY well off just now too I guess.

So, just wondering which it is as aside from the blind thing out of all your posts your Bitcoin "wealth" ( or lack of same ?) is perhaps the most confusing to understand in your posts?

cdnmatt
November 30th, 2017, 20:46
I ain't rich, bur I have enough bitcoin to worry about the current massive volatility. How's that?

Nirish guy
November 30th, 2017, 20:51
How's that?

What for an non answer, yeah not too bad. The other week you hadn't enough for dinner until you got paid, not you've enough bitcoin/s ( each worth $10000) to make it worth you thinking about their volatility.......hmmmm yeah "okay", like I said, not bad for a non answer.

frequent
December 1st, 2017, 14:31
I ain't rich, bur I have enough bitcoin to worry about the current massive volatility. How's that?One would be enough to worry about the volatility at 10K each

joe552
December 1st, 2017, 14:39
Ok I'm intrigued now. So I'm Matt in KK for example. I do some computer work for a customer in the US. They transfer X amount of Bitcoin to my account in payment. What can I use those Bitcoins for? Genuine question.

frequent
December 1st, 2017, 14:49
Ok I'm intrigued now. So I'm Matt in KK for example. I do some computer work for a customer in the US. They transfer X amount of Bitcoin to my account in payment. What can I use those Bitcoins for? Genuine question.Absolutely nothing, Joe, absolutely fucking nothing. It's almost as if they paid you in gold or silver bullion. You still have to convert the bitcoin or the bullion into ordinary currency so you can transact with most other people in an everyday way. There'll be the odd fruitcake - usually some Mafia figure - who will happily take your Bitcoin in payment for something, but ultimately they too have the same problem of being able to use it. Bitcoin, like bullion, is a store of value. It is not a means of exchange (to use phrases economists use about these things)

Blockchain, however, is a system of recording transactions. Bitcoin uses Blockchain to record transfers of wealth (bitcoins) between its members. It is likely to be widely used in recording many types of transactions in the future. a447 will be able to tell you about an energy company in his home State that are using Blockchain as a ledger to record householders who are generating electricity via the solar panels on their roof and "selling" it to their neighbours

joe552
December 1st, 2017, 15:41
Thanks frequent. So what's the point of them?

frequent
December 1st, 2017, 15:46
Thanks frequent. So what's the point of them?I remember working on an IT project many, many years ago where one of my colleagues was described by the project manager as "a high tech wanker". I think that phrase pretty much sums it up

RonanTheBarbarian
December 23rd, 2017, 00:16
I think I just found a video of Matt on the web!
:D

(This is to cheer anybody who bought into bitcoin, but is getting anxious about its plunge over the last few days)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-zIbVEjVpQ