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Shorting BTC from USD36000. Who join me?
Shorting BTC from USD36000. Who join me?
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Jan 6 2021, 01:30 PM
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Jan 7 2021, 02:38 PM
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How is your short going?
QUOTE(TrialGone @ Jan 7 2021, 02:18 PM) Errrr... not really. U wont see gold bar drop to RM1. U wont see a 10 year old working car drop to RM1. On the flip side, you wont be paying RM1mil for a gram of gold too. Because this assets has value in different area which can be used as reference basis. Yes counter argument is that a broken car with a decayed carcass inside maybe worth RM0 but that's like very extreme case (which I know btc nuts going to use that as crazy excuse non stop).Currency yes, it can go bust like venezuela or zimbabwe but again, extreme case since currency like USD and EURO will ever rarely drop to such low due to their worldwide acceptance and central bank control (unless the govt gone nuts and start mass printing for no reason). For the sake of the people who have money in gold, I hope it comes as slowly and gently as possible because change is necessary. Gold is a hindrance to tech since fiat is backed by it. It does not create value and it doesn't even store it that well. We are very lucky to have lived in this century and witnessed things that no one thought would ever disappear actually burnt.Btc however........really just digital bits of 0s and 1s. It initially serve as alternative transaction to fiat away from govt control but not the case now with the price fluctuation. So it has no other value than to simply buy low and sell high or short. Since there is no govt/admin control (e.g. increase btc limit aka printing more money if the value skyrocket) , the value will move wildy since there is no way to tell whats its actually worth as there is no reference (value in other field) and depends solely on speculation. Therefore, if it goes USD 1mil or 0 one day, I wont be surprised. This post has been edited by whyamiblack: Jan 7 2021, 02:47 PM |
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Jan 7 2021, 04:53 PM
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QUOTE(TrialGone @ Jan 7 2021, 04:09 PM) Errrrr......if you comparing gold/fiat with btc is not even close at this moment. Gold coins (original purpose in old days)/fiat is just a easier mean to buy goods rather than barter. I don't know why you even brought gold coins into this, it's such a terrible medium. If your definition of storing well is at an average of -2 to -4% a year, sure. Every year more gold is being mined. This is for sure. That makes it technically, infinite. This doesn't even take into account the possibilities in the future. Btc as a replacement of fiat has always been nothing but speculation but at least it's far more convenient than physical gold. Also, I don't know who's thinking about buying coffee with btc at this time or even when btc was low. It's just as bad as using gold to pay for coffee.Btc was suppose to be that, but who the heck wants to buy a coffee with btc at this time? If you disagree with this statement then you also disagree that btc will go up infinitely, lol. Hence the paradox. Also gold store well. Its corrosion resistant. Why you think its such a popular medium of transaction before paper money? Let's be real here. You dont buy btc cause u want to buy stuff with it. U buying btc cause you want to convert it back to fiat once it reach peak, lol. At the rate of gold, I'd rather hold something that either creates value, disrupts or solves problems. And no, I'd only sell btc at an unsustainable peak, convert it to fiat just so I can buy more later on. Btc only problem is that it's highly speculative but speculation never ends. This is the same even for gold. It's only short term because at some point it will get to where gold is and crypto is here to stay. Let's face it, gold will see its end. It's inefficient, creates no value whatsoever, holds back innovation and progress because it's storing the value of fiat making it unnecessarily expensive and when the rate of gold being mined suddenly explodes, we will be stuck between making progress and having the economy crashing or make no progress just so gold could keep on "storing value". We're talking about the best conductor of electricity here ffs. Backing our currency with it? How does this make any sense? Whether it's btc or not, who knows but crypto sure is the best solution so far in every problem dependency on gold has created. QUOTE(ifourtos @ Jan 7 2021, 04:20 PM) honestly .. havnt. So you haven't short it? Well, congrats but if you are so sure, why didn't you? Oh wait it's /ki am waiting a sharp drop that can trigger the change of direction. look at this Video, totally match BTC current situation. some big player feeding on the field, gather more flock of birds daily. all it need was a gunfire shock, all the birds gone. This post has been edited by whyamiblack: Jan 7 2021, 04:55 PM |
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Jan 7 2021, 06:04 PM
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Jan 31 2021, 11:44 PM
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Where are the shorters at? I still haven't got my 2nd discount.
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Feb 9 2021, 09:00 AM
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Don't worry, OP probably will claimed to have already pull out his virtual credit right at the bottom of the dip
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Feb 20 2021, 10:33 PM
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