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Why resort to personal attacks? You can dismiss my predictions all you want, they're still predictions. Maybe instead of just dismissing them, state your own.
by gfodor 5y ago
Why resort to personal attacks?
You can dismiss my predictions all you want, they're still predictions. Maybe instead of just dismissing them, state your own.
- jollybean 5y agoBecause arguments such as "You will regret on your deathbed not going BTC when it could go to $1M" is not an argument, it's something worse than ad hominem - it's snake oil / infomercial marketing masquerading as reason. At least ad hominem is honest. Consider the inanity of BTC trading at $1M, something so utterly volatile couldn't feasibly be used as a currency, for much the same reason we cannot use it now, it's deflationary: nobody wants to spend it, they want to hold it and believe in magic. That's the last thing you want in a currency, it means circulation dries up. BTC has already killed itself as a currency for reasons obvious before it's inception. Chiming in on boards with 'to the moon' / 'don't lose out' / 'you too could be a millionaire' rhetoric is not helping.
- gfodor 5y agoHilarious - I never said anything about regret. I said simply that either you’ll be proven right in a crash, have some point where you’d be willing to reverse your position, or just never change your mind. These three scenarios are obviously the only outcomes. So I was wondering if you could write down a point in terms of time + price where you’d change your mind. If not, and there is no other scenario where you would, then you’re holding an unfalsifiable position.