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ngmi

Remain calm and patient and persevere, no matter what frens.

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I wonder what magical copium the shills will conjure in the generals once were trading at post-squeeze prices a year from now

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Ive observed the crypto industry and the people who dabble in it for a long time, and from what i can see the main difference between people who 'get' bitcoin and people who dont and cannot, and often end up in wild spasms of jeering rejection of it in favor of some altcoin they want to pump, are the people who are able to comprehend that bitcoin is not a product in the capitalism sense, its not something someone somewhere is offering to a 'market'. Its a discovery, like fire. Like the wheel. Like mathematics (which is what it is really), and the people who will enver understand this. Its something that will eventually seem so obvious in hindsight but which changed the human condition forever. Bitcoin is pure, raw technology of the same sort of import as the discovery of AC current for transporting electricity.

Now of course, bitcoin can certainly be productIZED, and it is. But it is not itself a product, any more than say, water is. Now that we have discovered it, it just is.

Unfortunately ive noticed that most people born and raised inside the capitalism paradigm, which is pretty much everyone except maybe north koreans now, are literally unable to process the results of human endeavour in any other frame of reference other than 'profit bearing product', and i guess the proposition of Bitcoin makes those types of people feel very uncomfortable, leads them to reject it as being some type of scam they just cant see thru yet.

This also unfortunately has the secondary effect of generating all the conspiracy theories about who 'controls' bitcoin, since the real answer is nobody which was bitcoins core innovation, but if youre born and raised inside the lens of a capitalistic hierarchy theres a good chance youll be psychologically unable to process information in any other context, in my opinion, which sucks.

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Okay guys, please bear with me for a moment.

NATGAS

Looking at the current dip, dip, dip in price, I'm *thinking* the following:

- current entry around 2.4 or lower
- contract value $30,000 per base point
- with a 1:10 leverage, cost to hold long position in my broker is displayed at $18 per day, or around 9.2% interest per annum
- that translates to $6,600 to hold the contract for a full year
- let's say holding until November (10 months) costs $5,500, so the break-even price in November is 2.4 entry + 5,500/30,000 = ~2.58

Now, given that the past year was a bit special (instability in Europe, politics, gas shortage, inflation, ..), the price during past year was also a bit special. But looking back at 2021, 2020, 2019 and adjusting the older years for inflation, it seems that there is a high possibility that the price, at some point before next winter, will rise by a solid few points. Hitting a price of at least 5.5 - 6 during this year seems very likely to me. On the other hand, for the break-even, the required increase in price is only 0.18 which is about the range that happens during simple daily swings.

Am I missing something? Not saying I'm gonna do this, for me money is a bit tight to be thrown at such plays, but is there some angle that I'm not seeing? This assymetric risk just looks too good to be true, no?

NFA

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why are we told what to do by half in the grave criminal lizardfaces?

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The 1 week movement formed a cup, so we can crab at $13:50 to form a handle and from there shoot up.

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>is a sidechain still a sidechain if it's a stand alone own blockchain

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if I use USD$ to buy bitcoins... doesn't that infer that it is the dollars themselves that have value as I'm using them to purchase bitcoins? The person that is selling the bitcoins obviously values the dollars more than the bitcoin since he's selling it to me.

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The stock market is about to collapse, AMZN is at ATH, the bond rates will go up, so if I buy now I'm screwed. Cryptobubble has burst ...

What do?

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There is literally a 1000 new coins coming out every day. What can I do with them that I can't do with normal money? I.e. shopping online.

You're just paying money for a bunch of worthless digital air.

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^^^^
Hold long-term vs get profits and get out

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I'm having difficulty understanding why an established company (Omise) would decide to create a token, have a presale, etc etc to launch the OmiseGo token. Why wouldn't they just create something in-house instead of manufacturing a token to sell? Do you all think Paypal or Stripe would do something similar? It seems very odd to me. Unless it was purely a money-grab for the few investors that happened to get in on the presale. This projects seems incredibly manipulated and without a real purpose

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