So I thought it was time to reflect on Matt's favourite scam:
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So I thought it was time to reflect on Matt's favourite scam:
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Real nice. Start a thread about me, and include an image. Classy.
arsenal (December 17th, 2018)
On the other hand, just like any investment one must gauge good luck is based on when the initial purchase was made.
This graph shows that a ton of money was made by anyone who bought bitcoin in January 2013, and then sold everything on January 2018.
The questions for Cdnmatt is when did he buy, and when did he sell ... (if he sold.)
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That presupposes that Bitcoin is an investment. Matt's argument all along is that it is not an investment (like gold), it is a currency - the currency of the future, a virtual currency. However, since it's almost impossible to live entirely within a Bitcoin economy, how attractive is it to possess a currency that has such large fluctuations in price whenever you transact with someone who does not use Bitcoin? Bitcoin is no more real than the world of Wonderland that Alice discovers; it's most akin to the Cheshire Cat
A timely reminder of something that was written a year ago. John McAfee, founder of the anti-virus software company tweeted on 7 December 2017: “Bitcoin now at $16,600.00. Those of you in the old school who believe this is a bubble simply have not understood the new mathematics of the blockchain, or you did not care enough to try. Bubbles are mathematically impossible in this new paradigm. So are corrections and all else”
Last price $3,228.91
Not quite up there with “Well, I speak perfect English” (arsenal) but definitely a morsel to savour
I am enjoying watch you mentally disintegrate. Not a morsel but a long slow banquet.
"speak"
Not write on a tony ketboard while wayching The Cromes if Grimdelwalf.
Understand? Probably not. Keeping busy?