From someone who until now claimed that he only traded stocks for 20 years, you turn into one of the first supporters of Bitcoin, what's next, you will say that you personally had coffee with Hal Finney or maybe Satoshi?

I never thought that Bitcoin was a scam, unlike people like you (Buffett Boys) who are just looking for an opportunity to prove themselves to the old man - as if that would mean something.


Backed with what exactly? You have written nothing but your personal beliefs in which you claim that Bitcoin is an outdated technology.


When there are no more arguments, then you go with ad hominem attacks - implying that I don't understand what you write and calling other forum members idiots is obviously your greatest achievement on this forum.

As I've already written, your greatest achievement is to attack someone on a personal level - and now I'm pretty sure you've posted on this forum before using other accounts. Maybe I'm not (and I'm sure not) the brightest member of this forum, but at least I'm not a lying piece of trash who hides behind an alt account and pretends to be a trader with 20 years of experience, while at the same time acting like a spoiled brat which is still dependent on mom and dad.

Sorry that I hurt your feelings (sincerely), I think you spend too much time on the forum.

Thank you for your comment on my profile, there is so much energy in it  
I doubt anyone reads it tho  

The signs for newbies are all over the place. The problem is: most of them will miss them. Even getting to this post means luck or experience.


Even if he would send that, would it matter? We are only random "anon" people on the internet. People should understand that there are no proper financial advises on the internet.

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Historically Bitcoin "always goes up" if you look at the big picture. However, on smaller periods of time it goes down abruptly. Since we are in the ages of no patience, since many newbies think that bitcoin is a get rich quick scheme, they may get burned (typical FOMP buy high and panic sell low).
Right now we are supposed to be in a bull run, although lately the price went more down than up. It's expected to go up again - sooner or later. However, even though the math of halving and the history tells it will go up, there's never a certainty. Does this have to be written down over and over again? Some would say "Maybe". But I don't think so.

You are not correct. There are also known figures (Michael Saylor, Cathie Wood) who say it publicly. So the semi-anon part is no longer a rule.

And.. do you expect them to take any responsibility if things go south? I don't. And you know why? It's not only the experience that tells me to do as I think, not as others say, no. It's that I understand that they are biased and what they say you should see as advertising. (Do you believe when you see on TV that detergent X is n times better than "a normal one"? No, but you might still buy it.)

Here it's a bitcoin forum. Many will express their trust and expectations. Is that a financial advice? I'd doubt that. I repeat, it's a bitcoin forum. Would you go to a PlayStation convention and ask whether you should buy PS or Xbox? No. So filter everything through your own brain, take your own conclusions and so on. (It's a general advice for everybody).

Sometimes I mark my advices with DYOR/NFA type of warnings. But really, it can easily become tiresome to do so. And if you expect everybody do that.. you are expecting too much.

It depends, I had a talk with someone who has been holding coins since 2012, selling a few now and then, and when I was curious why he said he doesn't feel that he will keep most of it in the next few years told me simply:
"I bought some of those coins for $10, I could have sold at 69k in 2021 or I could have sold at 72k in 2024", and I do understand the guy after making 6000x on something you kind of stop caring if it will make you double the money in another 4 years. Even if he had dumped everything at 20k, he would still have made 2000x, which is a return nobody buying now will see anymore.

Also the psychological factor, everyone was safely holding $100-$1000, and most wouldn't have cared if it turned to zero, now if you actually have a few million, you start thinking otherwise, even a 50% is still a loss equal to life without worries.