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Topic	Ethereum blockchain facing potential collapse due to bloat
megamanzero1000 06/12/17 1:59:34 PM #24:	COVxy posted... IllegalAlien posted... ITT same salt lords who made fun of that guy who posted when it was 150$ a few weeks ago. If we had all put in at that time (which if you did a bit of research on Ether it was a good idea at that specific time) we all would have doubled the investment. Feels, terrible, man. You honestly think it's a smart decision to invest in these volatile cryptocurrencies? Or are you just looking in retrospect with current knowledge, feeling like it's a good idea because you know the current price and you knew the previous price? Seems like "salt" is what's driving you to think it's a good idea, actually. Because it seems to me that investing money in something as unstable and terrifyingly meaningless as a cryptocurrency wouldn't be worth the anxiety of everyday checking the prices, riding it out, hoping I don't let it ride for too long until it inevitably pops. there is no anxiety if you invest only what you're ok to lose which is what smart people do. <cite>megamanzero1000 posted [p:880920222] in Ethereum b... [t:75450298]...</cite> <quote><cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>IllegalAlien posted...</cite> <quote>ITT same salt lords who made fun of that guy who posted when it was 150$ a few weeks ago. If we had all put in at that time (which if you did a bit of research on Ether it was a good idea at that specific time) we all would have doubled the investment. Feels, terrible, man.</quote> You honestly think it's a smart decision to invest in these volatile cryptocurrencies? Or are you just looking in retrospect with current knowledge, feeling like it's a good idea because you know the current price and you knew the previous price? Seems like "salt" is what's driving you to think it's a good idea, actually. Because it seems to me that investing money in something as unstable and terrifyingly meaningless as a cryptocurrency wouldn't be worth the anxiety of everyday checking the prices, riding it out, hoping I don't let it ride for too long until it inevitably pops.</quote> there is no anxiety if you invest only what you're ok to lose which is what smart people do.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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