Yes, think of the modern mind as institutionalized. Now money is a part of that institution. It is therefore irrelevant about the factual fundamentals of something that the mass starts to perceive something as money.... animal spirits and all that...ergo buy some Bitcoin.
If you're part of modern society, you then have to play by its rules.
buying drugs off of the silkroad before the FBI shuts it down again
I hope that's not it.
It doesn't matter how good-looking you are, how romantic you are, how funny you are... or anything else. If she doesn't have something INVESTED in you and the relationship, preferably quite a LOT invested, she'll dump you, without even the slightest hesitation, as soon as someone a little more "interesting" comes along.
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if what you're buying is legal you don't need to use bitcoin unless you just have a fukload of bitcins and what you're buying is expensive
Houses?
if you spend $100k on bitcoins right now you'll get 10 of them
Welcome to the new economy!
Yep, people get excited then other people sell. It's a familiar pattern. People get emotional.The weekly chart looking like it could easily keep going up before a correction.
Well, if you do not already own any, you should just buy some here. Then you can afford to wait for a dip.
Bitcoin is now my bank account. So, I buy when I get paid.
I think what we are seeing here, if this chart is anything to go by, is a parabolic move up. Notice how in the past the price has doubled then corrected a few times... and that the intervals between are decreasing....
unicorns do exist!I think what we are seeing here, if this chart is anything to go by, is a parabolic move up. Notice how in the past the price has doubled then corrected a few times... and that the intervals between are decreasing....
This suggest a move to 14,000 before a correction:
