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 Originally Posted by Keith
What a load of rubbish you spout, theres usually a reason why the value is at or near 0 ......its virtually worthless because it has no value and no chance of earning any value.
How much was BTC worth when it first started selling?
 Originally Posted by Keith
You're the guy advising people to buy "dorothy perkins", "Arcadia" British steel , woolworths etc as they are going bust with this logic.
I've never told anyone to do that.
Further, I think we all get the idea by now that you believe that anyone who doesn't mortgage their house, sell everything they own including that second kidney that's basically just deadweight anyways, and sink whatever they can scape together into coins immediately is an idiot and deserves your undying scorn. We also all get it by now that I don't actually care what you think, and I just find you amusing.
 Originally Posted by Keith
If its so easy and risk free , why dont you put your money where your mouth is and prove it ?
What do I have to prove exactly? That I trust my half-baked theory enough to risk my life savings for? So I can win an internet argument with some angry guy? Lol.
 Originally Posted by Keith
You are making the biggest mistake that anyone can make of valuing the coin by its price in isolation and ignoring how many coins are in circulation and it there is any reason why the price of the coin is going to go up in the future because there is a use that will create demand for it .
Good, but, and I'm sorry I have to keep repeating myself, I don't actually care about any of this. I'm just having a light conversation with to my friends here about a topic I find interesting. I guess that won't actually sink in with you until I start ignoring you.
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