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post 1477962191 01-06-2017, 03:39 PM
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LOL at you if you Bitcoin

Bitcoin tanking like crazy

if you "invest" in bitcoin you are dumb
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post 1477964181 01-06-2017, 03:58 PM
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post 1477964341 01-06-2017, 04:00 PM
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post 1477964461 01-06-2017, 04:01 PM
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Beanie babies are making a return is word on the street
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post 1477964611 01-06-2017, 04:02 PM
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Lmao @ all those threads earlier this week by people bragging about their bitcoin gains. Where are all those people at now?

30% down in 2.5 days. Fukkin LMAO
post 1477964771 01-06-2017, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted By Fuqdatass
Beanie babies are making a return is word on the street
Fuk I loved those things
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post 1477964781 01-06-2017, 04:04 PM
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lol I am investing in pogs. Word is they are going all the way up!
post 1477965401 01-06-2017, 04:10 PM
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How many of these threads do we need?

Anyone with a brain knows you don't invest in BTC when it's at $1100+ but even if you bought in at $700 you're still up over 20%
post 1477966821 01-06-2017, 04:23 PM
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The real ROI has been in alternates, not Bitcoin. Bitcoin hit a peak of $1250 years ago and people had been holding the bag (unrealized loss) or took a loss on it.

Meanwhile alternates had made millionaires. Monero was like $2 million marketcap at the end of 2015 and now it's $230 million marketcap. That's 100x ROI.

NEM started in 2014 and the earliest people who invested saw 7,500x ROI in 2016.

People who are buying Bitcoin right now are looking for 1.25x ROI...
post 1477968641 01-06-2017, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted By DoYouEvenNEM
The real ROI has been in alternates, not Bitcoin. Bitcoin hit a peak of $1250 years ago and people had been holding the bag (unrealized loss) or took a loss on it.

Meanwhile alternates had made millionaires. Monero was like $2 million marketcap at the end of 2015 and now it's $230 million marketcap. That's 100x ROI.

NEM started in 2014 and the earliest people who invested saw 7,500x ROI in 2016.

People who are buying Bitcoin right now are looking for 1.25x ROI...
please explain more or share videos that you seen that explains it well
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post 1477968891 01-06-2017, 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted By Mobraelite
please explain more or share videos that you seen that explains it well
Code:Name: value in btc: value in $: value in btc: value in $: difference in $: difference in %:
01 Jan 2016 01 Jan 2016 01 Jan 2017 01 Jan 2017 in year 2016 in year 2016

Monero 0,00105001 $0,45608234 0,01431600 $13,7568170 $13,3007347 2916,30%
PotCoin 0,00000120 $0,00052123 0,00001539 $0,0147889 $0,0142676 2737,29%
NAV Coin 0,00000362 $0,00157238 0,00004065 $0,0390622 $0,0374898 2384,27%
NEM 0,00000035 $0,00015203 0,00000383 $0,0036804 $0,0035284 2320,90%
SysCoin 0,00000111 $0,00048214 0,00000942 $0,0090521 $0,0085699 1777,48%
I/O Coin 0,00005886 $0,02556643 0,00037981 $0,3649746 $0,3394082 1327,55%
Siacoin 0,00000004 $0,00001737 0,00000025 $0,0002402 $0,0002229 1282,70%
GameCredits 0,00003426 $0,01488117 0,00021203 $0,2037481 $0,1888669 1269,17%
ShadowCash 0,00023257 $0,10101911 0,00123943 $1,1910179 $1,0899988 1079,00%
Viacoin 0,00000844 $0,00366600 0,00003586 $0,0344593 $0,0307933 839,97%
Ethereum 0,00216526 $0,94050233 0,00829501 $7,9710069 $7,0305046 747,53%
Storjcoin X 0,00003652 $0,01586283 0,00013797 $0,1325809 $0,1167181 735,80%
Qora 0,00000002 $0,00000869 0,00000007 $0,0000673 $0,0000586 674,31%
Burst 0,00000017 $0,00007384 0,00000055 $0,0005285 $0,0004547 615,75%
MaidSafeCoin 0,00003380 $0,01468137 0,00010309 $0,0990633 $0,0843819 574,76%
Boolberry 0,00003093 $0,01343475 0,00008918 $0,0856966 $0,0722619 537,87%
Factom 0,00111824 $0,48571873 0,00309356 $2,9727255 $2,4870068 512,03%
CureCoin 0,00001657 $0,00719735 0,00004031 $0,0387355 $0,0315381 438,19%
Expanse 0,00008958 $0,03890997 0,00019505 $0,1874313 $0,1485214 381,71%
Bitcrystals 0,00006449 $0,02801188 0,00013117 $0,1260465 $0,0980346 349,98%
Dash 0,00763937 $3,31823675 0,01180000 $11,3390920 $8,0208552 241,72%
Counterparty 0,00140924 $0,61211749 0,00177678 $1,7073790 $1,0952615 178,93%
BitcoinDark 0,00284501 $1,23575854 0,00351901 $3,3815575 $2,1457989 173,64%
SuperNET 0,00180029 $0,78197396 0,00210382 $2,0216448 $1,2396708 158,53%
Bitcoin 1,00000000 $434,36000000 1,00000000 $960,9400000 $526,5800000 121,23%
DigiByte 0,00000032 $0,00013900 0,00000027 $0,0002595 $0,0001205 86,66%
Bytecoin 0,00000006 $0,00002606 0,00000005 $0,0000480 $0,0000220 84,36%
Dogecoin 0,00000031 $0,00013465 0,00000023 $0,0002210 $0,0000864 64,14%
Stellar 0,00000404 $0,00175481 0,00000258 $0,0024792 $0,0007244 41,28%
Omni 0,00529999 $2,30210366 0,00292969 $2,8152563 $0,5131527 22,29%
Rubycoin 0,00038650 $0,16788014 0,00021110 $0,2028544 $0,0349743 20,83%
DigitalNote 0,00000015 $0,00006515 0,00000008 $0,0000769 $0,0000117 17,99%
Litecoin 0,00853511 $3,70731038 0,00451716 $4,3407197 $0,6334094 17,09%
BitShares 0,00000797 $0,00346185 0,00000414 $0,0039783 $0,0005164 14,92%
Ripple 0,00001378 $0,00598548 0,00000682 $0,0065536 $0,0005681 9,49%
BlackCoin 0,00006024 $0,02616585 0,00002830 $0,0271946 $0,0010288 3,93%
NuBits 0,00232431 $1,00958729 0,00104352 $1,0027601 -$0,0068272 -0,68%
Vcash 0,00008986 $0,03903159 0,00003901 $0,0374863 -$0,0015453 -3,96%
Nxt 0,00001462 $0,00635034 0,00000612 $0,0058810 -$0,0004694 -7,39%
VeriCoin 0,00006363 $0,02763833 0,00002440 $0,0234469 -$0,0041914 -15,17%
Primecoin 0,00014140 $0,06141850 0,00005120 $0,0492001 -$0,0122184 -19,89%
GridCoin 0,00002419 $0,01050930 0,00000718 $0,0068995 -$0,0036097 -34,35%
Clams 0,00330067 $1,43367902 0,00089482 $0,8598683 -$0,5738107 -40,02%
Peercoin 0,00097000 $0,42132920 0,00024792 $0,2382362 -$0,1830930 -43,46%
Namecoin 0,00095000 $0,41264200 0,00024222 $0,2327589 -$0,1798831 -43,59%
NautilusCoin 0,00025325 $0,11000167 0,00005200 $0,0499689 -$0,0600328 -54,57%https://bitcointalk.org/index.php#6
http://coinmarketcap.com/


Alternates started coming out in 2014. The above list is for ROI in 2016-2017. Monero and NEM are in the top 10 and they're likely to continue to go up in 2017 and beyond.
post 1477968961 01-06-2017, 04:46 PM
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Heard something about bitcoin this week, I used to mine back in the day, so fired up the old mining rig and syncing right now. They used to give 50 coins for every day of mining. They were worth like a penny, lol. These mean anything now? Reps for answers. Thanks bruvs.

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post 1477969081 01-06-2017, 04:48 PM
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It's casino. But then, $ and is casino just as well.
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post 1477969161 01-06-2017, 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted By DDSF1
lol I am investing in pogs. Word is they are going all the way up!
explain.

I have literally like a billion pogs still
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post 1477969611 01-06-2017, 04:52 PM
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[QUOTE=buckeyenutz post_id=1477968961]Heard something about bitcoin this week, I used to mine back in the day, so fired up the old mining rig and syncing right now. They used to give 50 coins for every day of mining. They were worth like a penny, lol. These mean anything now? Reps for answers. Thanks bruvs.

[img]http://i.imgur.com/2mMkFOf.png[g][/QUOTE]lulz. meanwhile I remembered me and my roommate sitting around in our apartment in 2013 when bitcoin was around $300ish dollars. I made a coinbase account back then but I can't remember if I bought one or not. getting authentication information from the authy app now. would be cool if I found out I came up on like $600 bucks
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post 1477969961 01-06-2017, 04:57 PM
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Originally Posted By Metalmank
explain.

I have literally like a billion pogs still
Things heard on the Misc for 400 please.
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post 1477970391 01-06-2017, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted By W1LLW
lulz. meanwhile I remembered me and my roommate sitting around in our apartment in 2013 when bitcoin was around $300ish dollars. I made a coinbase account back then but I can't remember if I bought one or not. getting authentication information from the authy app now. would be cool if I found out I came up on like $600 bucks
That dude's pic I posted is probably feeling pretty sick at the moment. His last update he's hoping to cash out with like $70k. He was sitting on $2m
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post 1477970791 01-06-2017, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted By buckeyenutz
That dude's pic I posted is probably feeling pretty sick at the moment. His last update he's hoping to cash out with like $70k. He was sitting on $2m
wait a minute. what happened? 30% of 2million isn't 70k. did he sellsome/holdsome over the years or what?

70k is still pretty juicy. Enough to eliminate virtually anyone's debt and set up some comfort money.
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post 1477971001 01-06-2017, 05:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Mobraelite
Bitcoin tanking like crazy

if you "invest" in bitcoin you are dumb
I sold at when it peaked passed 1050-1112, lol at morons not taking advantage of a currency that tanks then raises constantly.
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Originally Posted By buckeyenutz
That dude's pic I posted is probably feeling pretty sick at the moment. His last update he's hoping to cash out with like $70k. He was sitting on $2m
Most people who had Bitcoin cashed them out on the way up. The most famous rich guy in Bitcoin, Roger Ver, was arguably already rich before Bitcoin - he had $100,000 to YOLO on an obscure technology and already had a successful computer parts shipping company.

The "rich Bitcoiners" are either all confirmation bias, the 1 person who is used as an example by many people, or someone who was already rich before Bitcoin (Winklevoss twins and Roger Ver).
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Originally Posted By W1LLW
wait a minute. what happened? 30% of 2million isn't 70k. did he sellsome/holdsome over the years or what?

70k is still pretty juicy. Enough to eliminate virtually anyone's debt and set up some comfort money.
Not many people think like that anymore in crypto. ******** rooms are full of people with $70,000 and more in crypto who are waiting to be made millionaires from speculation.
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Originally Posted By DoYouEvenNEM
Code:Name: value in btc: value in $: value in btc: value in $: difference in $: difference in %:
01 Jan 2016 01 Jan 2016 01 Jan 2017 01 Jan 2017 in year 2016 in year 2016

Monero 0,00105001 $0,45608234 0,01431600 $13,7568170 $13,3007347 2916,30%
PotCoin 0,00000120 $0,00052123 0,00001539 $0,0147889 $0,0142676 2737,29%
NAV Coin 0,00000362 $0,00157238 0,00004065 $0,0390622 $0,0374898 2384,27%
NEM 0,00000035 $0,00015203 0,00000383 $0,0036804 $0,0035284 2320,90%
SysCoin 0,00000111 $0,00048214 0,00000942 $0,0090521 $0,0085699 1777,48%
I/O Coin 0,00005886 $0,02556643 0,00037981 $0,3649746 $0,3394082 1327,55%
Siacoin 0,00000004 $0,00001737 0,00000025 $0,0002402 $0,0002229 1282,70%
GameCredits 0,00003426 $0,01488117 0,00021203 $0,2037481 $0,1888669 1269,17%
ShadowCash 0,00023257 $0,10101911 0,00123943 $1,1910179 $1,0899988 1079,00%
Viacoin 0,00000844 $0,00366600 0,00003586 $0,0344593 $0,0307933 839,97%
Ethereum 0,00216526 $0,94050233 0,00829501 $7,9710069 $7,0305046 747,53%
Storjcoin X 0,00003652 $0,01586283 0,00013797 $0,1325809 $0,1167181 735,80%
Qora 0,00000002 $0,00000869 0,00000007 $0,0000673 $0,0000586 674,31%
Burst 0,00000017 $0,00007384 0,00000055 $0,0005285 $0,0004547 615,75%
MaidSafeCoin 0,00003380 $0,01468137 0,00010309 $0,0990633 $0,0843819 574,76%
Boolberry 0,00003093 $0,01343475 0,00008918 $0,0856966 $0,0722619 537,87%
Factom 0,00111824 $0,48571873 0,00309356 $2,9727255 $2,4870068 512,03%
CureCoin 0,00001657 $0,00719735 0,00004031 $0,0387355 $0,0315381 438,19%
Expanse 0,00008958 $0,03890997 0,00019505 $0,1874313 $0,1485214 381,71%
Bitcrystals 0,00006449 $0,02801188 0,00013117 $0,1260465 $0,0980346 349,98%
Dash 0,00763937 $3,31823675 0,01180000 $11,3390920 $8,0208552 241,72%
Counterparty 0,00140924 $0,61211749 0,00177678 $1,7073790 $1,0952615 178,93%
BitcoinDark 0,00284501 $1,23575854 0,00351901 $3,3815575 $2,1457989 173,64%
SuperNET 0,00180029 $0,78197396 0,00210382 $2,0216448 $1,2396708 158,53%
Bitcoin 1,00000000 $434,36000000 1,00000000 $960,9400000 $526,5800000 121,23%
DigiByte 0,00000032 $0,00013900 0,00000027 $0,0002595 $0,0001205 86,66%
Bytecoin 0,00000006 $0,00002606 0,00000005 $0,0000480 $0,0000220 84,36%
Dogecoin 0,00000031 $0,00013465 0,00000023 $0,0002210 $0,0000864 64,14%
Stellar 0,00000404 $0,00175481 0,00000258 $0,0024792 $0,0007244 41,28%
Omni 0,00529999 $2,30210366 0,00292969 $2,8152563 $0,5131527 22,29%
Rubycoin 0,00038650 $0,16788014 0,00021110 $0,2028544 $0,0349743 20,83%
DigitalNote 0,00000015 $0,00006515 0,00000008 $0,0000769 $0,0000117 17,99%
Litecoin 0,00853511 $3,70731038 0,00451716 $4,3407197 $0,6334094 17,09%
BitShares 0,00000797 $0,00346185 0,00000414 $0,0039783 $0,0005164 14,92%
Ripple 0,00001378 $0,00598548 0,00000682 $0,0065536 $0,0005681 9,49%
BlackCoin 0,00006024 $0,02616585 0,00002830 $0,0271946 $0,0010288 3,93%
NuBits 0,00232431 $1,00958729 0,00104352 $1,0027601 -$0,0068272 -0,68%
Vcash 0,00008986 $0,03903159 0,00003901 $0,0374863 -$0,0015453 -3,96%
Nxt 0,00001462 $0,00635034 0,00000612 $0,0058810 -$0,0004694 -7,39%
VeriCoin 0,00006363 $0,02763833 0,00002440 $0,0234469 -$0,0041914 -15,17%
Primecoin 0,00014140 $0,06141850 0,00005120 $0,0492001 -$0,0122184 -19,89%
GridCoin 0,00002419 $0,01050930 0,00000718 $0,0068995 -$0,0036097 -34,35%
Clams 0,00330067 $1,43367902 0,00089482 $0,8598683 -$0,5738107 -40,02%
Peercoin 0,00097000 $0,42132920 0,00024792 $0,2382362 -$0,1830930 -43,46%
Namecoin 0,00095000 $0,41264200 0,00024222 $0,2327589 -$0,1798831 -43,59%
NautilusCoin 0,00025325 $0,11000167 0,00005200 $0,0499689 -$0,0600328 -54,57%https://bitcointalk.org/index.php#6
http://coinmarketcap.com/


Alternates started coming out in 2014. The above list is for ROI in 2016-2017. Monero and NEM are in the top 10 and they're likely to continue to go up in 2017 and beyond.
thanks, now i totally understand it better, that pic really clears it up
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Originally Posted By DoYouEvenNEM
The real ROI has been in alternates, not Bitcoin. Bitcoin hit a peak of $1250 years ago and people had been holding the bag (unrealized loss) or took a loss on it.

Meanwhile alternates had made millionaires. Monero was like $2 million marketcap at the end of 2015 and now it's $230 million marketcap. That's 100x ROI.

NEM started in 2014 and the earliest people who invested saw 7,500x ROI in 2016.

People who are buying Bitcoin right now are looking for 1.25x ROI...
by alternates, you mean penny stocks
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post 1477972261 01-06-2017, 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted By Kuzon
how do i buy bitcoin in nz?
send it to me, ill buy it for you
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post 1477973071 01-06-2017, 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted By W1LLW
wait a minute. what happened? 30% of 2million isn't 70k. did he sellsome/holdsome over the years or what?

70k is still pretty juicy. Enough to eliminate virtually anyone's debt and set up some comfort money.
He's finding that he's sold/traded over the years. I think at last count he was like at 80-90 of all those juicy coins he had.
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post 1636895203 04-23-2021, 05:39 AM
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agreed op
post 1637874363 05-05-2021, 09:15 PM
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lol @ no coincels. history truly does repeat itself, the train has not stopped and won't for some time so hurry up and jump on u fukin idiots
post 1637874603 05-05-2021, 09:19 PM
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tbh I was skeptical of crypto in general for the longest time, finally got in 4~ months ago because with actual institutional adoption, it's not going to go anywhere. I've missed enough trains in my life to not keep making the same mistake

portfolio already up 70% yolo
post 1637874783 05-05-2021, 09:21 PM
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lmaoo at this thread. missed out on hundreds of thousands of dollar gains
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