Quote: MichaelBluejayIf you’ve held any appreciable amount of BTC since 2016 or earlier, you could sell and retire in comfort. Why wouldn’t you?
So full of fallacy, so void of logic and epistemology.
That actually wasn't my biggest financial mistake. In late 1997 I sold Apple stock for $60k, that I'd paid $40k for. Would be worth $7.4M today.
If anything, I'm generally not hungry, and pretty complacent. I work all day, but I also find time to goof off, such as on these forums. I go through cycles though when I'll push some new project to the max, and then other times when I'll just stick with what I'm doing and nothing new.
As far as stocks, most of us traded a given goldmine stock until we finally "got it" and hodled.
You can't retire on fiction, unless you get paid to write fiction.Quote: MichaelBluejayIf you’ve held any appreciable amount of BTC since 2016 or earlier, you could sell and retire in comfort. Why wouldn’t you?
IIRC he said he got into BTC in 2010 or close to that.
LOL.Quote: MDawgIf I had bitcoin for every time this guy feels compelled to talk sh*t about me, I'd have...even more bitcoin than I already do!
Said the guy who has repeatedly posted up screen shots of the exact same lame post I made. So much so that.... many other members got sick of it and called you out.
You started multiple threads about me on more than one forum. Apparently, you even discuss me on your own defunct forum(did you start a thread about me there too?) You even made me the Co-star of your own adventures.
You attempted to Dox me by quoting a mysterious new member that suddenly showed up on a forum just to do that( Many suspect it was your own sock puppet) You quoted it more than once and the timing was suspiciously odd. luckily for you, it was bogus info, but you didn't know that. You have been suspended here for attempted Doxing.
One of your latest gems: Just the other day, you took the time and effort to take screenshots and and quotes of about 40 to 50 different things you could find where someone said anything negative about me, mostly the same
few people. Guys like Freddy, one of the biggest trolls ever, a guy who has said absolutely horrible things about many of the people on this forum, including Mike(Freddy, your buddy). You then compiled them and posted them up. WHO DOES THAT????For that matter, Who does any of that?
But many of those things I'm mentioned happened BEFORE THIS.Quote: MDawgScroll back. I posted about my experience with bitcoin, posing a serious question to Bluejay and you and your buddy PokerGrinder came in and started talking sh*t. OnceDear's sarcastic playacting was along the same lines. The three of you. That's all there is to it. Here in this thread, you three were incapable of just letting someone ask a serious question and had to come in and stir sh*t with your sh*t talking agendas, to varying degrees.
And that supposed experience was so far out in left that it should be considered misinformation and flat out wrong. It could potentially be financially dangerous to someone who knows nothing about BTC. It needed to be called out, questioned and corrected.
I'm still wondering, WHO/WHAT TYPE OF PERSON DOES ALL THAT I MENTIONED ABOVE? And then has the balls to call that person out, someone who's guilty of 100 times worst. One might equate some of that to stalker behavior. It's certainly above and beyond some simple forum banter.
If you want to take all the time to post all this that you're posting today, scroll back and find my first post in this thread which posed a legitimate question. The question wasn't even posed to you, it was posed to Bluejay. Who knows, maybe you didn't even READ my post to GET to the part where I was asking Bluejay a question. Of course you had to waste everyone's time by playing games and stirring sh*t as usual. Just because you're sore over something that you think happened over a MONTH ago is no reason to come in here half cocked.
That's all there is to it.
Quote: MichaelBluejayWhy are so many of your clients interested in paying in Bitcoin?
Because that fits the narrative he’s trying to portray (badly)
Quote: MDawgWelcome to your party, sh*t stirrer. It's not my party. Must be lonely where you are, but welcome nonetheless.
I’m a very happy person despite being effed up mentally and having no resolve as you say. I’m not lonely at all, I’m currently sitting in my Bellagio suite with two of my closest friends and we are about to head down for our reservation at Spago in a hour but yes must be lonely.
Must be tough knowing I’m a successful young man and my stories are proven and backed up by countless people and you’re a sorry lonely old man who writes fiction nonstop and attacks when his fairytales have loose strings that he gets called out for.
Quote: PokerGrinderI’m currently sitting in my Bellagio suite with two of my closest friends and we are about to head down for our reservation at Spago
Thank you for your trip report.
Quote: coachbellyThank you for your trip report.
You’re welcome coach, it’s all I have effort for after driving here from San Diego on no sleep.
Quote: PokerGrinderYou’re welcome coach, it’s all I have effort for after driving here from San Diego on no sleep.
Try not wasting so much energy busting MDawg's balls.
Quote: PokerGrinderI’m a very happy person despite being effed up mentally and having no resolve as you say. I’m not lonely at all, I’m currently sitting in my Bellagio suite with two of my closest friends and we are about to head down for our reservation at Spago in a hour but yes must be lonely.
Must be tough knowing I’m a successful young man and my stories are proven and backed up by countless people and you’re a sorry lonely old man who writes fiction nonstop and attacks when his fairytales have loose strings that he gets called out for.
Whatever you're up to more power to you. And that's the difference between you and me.
Quote: MDawgEveryone I know who claimed that he would retire when he had X dollars, is well past that breakwater point, and is working harder than ever.
Thanks for this overwhelmingly convincing story about how effective confirmation bias can be.
Everyone I know believes things that are not true.
You are certainly not an exception.
Quote: coachbellyTry not wasting so much energy busting MDawg's balls.
Dawgs Mom is back lol
The stories that are made up must be protected
ROTFL
Hi PG... and others in this thread.Quote: PokerGrinder... on another gambling forum...
I've seen some of the hostile invective that's thrown about on 'another gambling forum' between contributors to this thread. It seems to go way beyond forum banter.
Here's a reminder that replicating or bringing it to this forum is not appropriate. Though it's not explicitly forbidden in the rules, Wizard has often made that clear. Rule 19 and 12 covers this to my satisfaction.
https://wizardofvegas.com/forum/info/rules/2-forum-rules/#post37215
Some members make claims that others find 'incredible'. Some are personally hostile.
Feel free to take and keep that invective elsewhere.
Thanks in anticipation.
Omg I’m so hurt, I have to say I don’t know how I’m going to recover from this. I mean this is the first time in my life that I’ve been called fat and this is going to scar me for years to come...
Yes, though they don't necessarily state explicit reason. We could inadvertently get political with a topical example. Let's not.Quote: ChumpChangeDo people get barred from Coinbase or banks because of certain actions, like insurrection?
Financial institutions can cease to do business with individuals with whatever reason they see fit. 'Certain actions' is a broad category.
Here's an example from the UK
Quote: Jackie Uhi, head of branch network for HSBC UK, said:
“Our branch colleagues are key workers are continuing go to work in our branches every day so that customers who need them can access essential financial services.
...
“If you do visit us, please wear a face covering and maintain a safe distance from others. If individuals put themselves or our colleagues at risk, without a medical exemption, we reserve the right to withdraw their account.
Quote: MichaelBluejay<snip>The first time you sell a lot of Bitcoin they'll ask you where you got the Bitcoin, because they have to follow KYC (Know-Your-Customer) laws. If you tell them you got paid from an online casino, they'll tell you to withdraw your balance so they can close your account, because they don't want to touch online gambling money for legal reasons. If you lie about where you got the Bitcoin, then you've committed felony bank fraud.<snip>
MichaelBluejay,
If as you say they ask only for the first such transaction, why not simply have a large, "legitimate" (in the sense that the bank won't decline it out of hand), transaction first, to get that question out of the way?
I ask because I'm interested in getting into Bitcoin myself.
Dog Hand
That is not what I said.Quote: DogHandIf as you say they ask only for the first such transaction...
Quote: MichaelBluejayThat is not what I said.
MichaelBluejay,
So should your post #58 have said "Every time you sell...", rather than "The first time you sell..."?
Dog Hand
No, and stop trying to be a pedant. I'm sure my meaning is clear to everyone else. The first large sale is certain to invite scrutiny, and I have experience with that, and that's what's relevant to most people in most situations, so that's what I wrote about. I never said that future large sales wouldn't invite scrutiny. They might, but I can't comment on them either way, because I don't know for sure, because I NEVER MADE IT PAST THE FIRST SALE. If you want to try your supposed loophole, be my guest.Quote: DogHandSo should your post #58 have said "Every time you sell...", rather than "The first time you sell..."?
Quote: MichaelBluejayThe first time you sell a lot of Bitcoin
How much is 'a lot'.
That's the 64(dozen, hundred, thousand) dollar question $:o)Quote: EvenBobHow much is 'a lot'.
Coinbase have already caved to tell the tax authorities of an customer transacting more than about $2k per annum.
Quote: MDawgWelcome to your party, sh*t stirrer. It's not my party. Must be lonely where you are, but welcome nonetheless.
Personal insult, masked profanity -- three days.
As a reminder and as a general rule of thumb, you can say somebody is a stirring poop, but not that they are a poop stirrer. Again, this is a general rule of thumb and forum management is allowed to read between the lines.
Quote: Wizardyou can say somebody is a stirring poop, but not that they are a poop stirrer.
Did you mean...
"you can say somebody is stirring poop, but not that they are a poop stirrer."?
'a' removed
Quote: OnceDearDid you mean...
"you can say somebody is stirring poop, but not that they are a poop stirrer."?
'a' removed
Reminds me of a joke my dad told me when I was a kid where you basically say,
I'm a smart feller
I'm a feller smart
Over and over, of course, until you said you were a fart smeller.
My small investment back in the positive territory
Yippee
Quote: terapinedBitcoin back up
My small investment back in the positive territory
Yippee
Invest Ronco style. Set it and forget it.
Quote: EvenBobHow much is 'a lot'.
Such a simple question and crickets
for an answer. How much is a 'lot'
of Bitcoin. $200? $2000? $10,000?
Quote: MDawgBeing tested again today, as is the stock market.
You should have invested in GameStop
Quote: MDawgBeing tested again today, as is the stock market.
Gonna be a long test. Bitcoin
down 10,000 from a couple
weeks ago. Dow down 400
yesterday, 350 today. What
could be spooking them, so
hard to figure out. lol
Quote: EvenBobGonna be a long test. Bitcoin
down 10,000 from a couple
weeks ago. Dow down 400
yesterday, 350 today. What
could be spooking them, so
hard to figure out. lol
Yeah, real hard.
ZCore13
ETH gains to outpace BTC in 2021? Lot of people I follow think so.
Quote: EvenBobGonna be a long test. Bitcoin
down 10,000 from a couple
weeks ago. Dow down 400
yesterday, 350 today. What
could be spooking them, so
hard to figure out. lol
I believe BTC was less than $300 at the time.Quote: EvenBobBitcoins are like collector Elvis plates. There's a limited
number made and they go up in value till they hit a
plateau. They're only worth the price because the
demand sets the price. If collectors lose interest,
prices plummet.
Just think Beanie Babies. Remember those?
Quote: MichaelBluejayCare to summarize, since you've clearly watched it? Not everyone has time to watch a 24-minute video.
Don't you ever cook? Tablet in the kitchen that plays YouTube vids or GWAE podcasts......
I'll let Nexo pay interest
on usdc all day long.
But bitcoin just doesn't grab me.
Maybe I waited too long now
and the price is just far too high.
Or maybe usdc is
just more relatable to me.
Quote: rdw4potusI just can't get into bitcoin.
I'll let Nexo pay interest
on usdc all day long.
But bitcoin just doesn't grab me.
Maybe I waited too long now
and the price is just far too high.
Or maybe usdc is
just more relatable to me.
That's on the radar of things to do especially after reading this -
https://www.reddit.com/r/CelsiusNetwork/comments/ldfxkx/would_this_work_or_am_i_missing_something/
HELOC to USDC deposited at 10%+ Interest to pay off the 3% HELOC.