Bitcoin going no bid would be interesting. At that point the dollar will have no value and probably no purpose as everything is being bought and sold in bitcoin.

Good catch, yep that was supposed to read "gold will be the slowest horse", edited above.

Fair enough. Hopefully your strategy works out for you!

Haha no way. My contention wasn't that bitcoin can't go to $25k. My contention was that being all out and waiting for a dip to $20k was not the right move. Also on that note, my other point was that if

What happens if bitcoin goes down to $23k or so, while you are sitting at $20k to buy and then it rips from there not looking back on it's way to $60k and eventually to $100k? Was it worth missing out

Ha, sure. If bitcoin goes to $20k, I will give you a 100% upvote, remind me when/if that happens.

Thanks for the tip!

What defines winning exactly?

There are clearly smaller short-term bull markets and bear markets within the medium-term broader context of a 4 year bull and bear market cycle which is in the longer-term broader context of a bull market

Ha, I hadn't seen this yet. Good post! Curious though, how do we decide who wins exactly?

Yea well he's not trying to time moves in the market, he's buying dips and expecting bitcoin to keep doing what it's done since it was created, and that's go up over time.

Did you mention HIVE?

He's said multiple times it's his treasury reserves, IE cash he's not planning on using for day to day business operations. He's mentioned multiple years as his investing time horizon.

True support lies in where the biggest buyers are putting their buy orders. I can assure you that the largest institutional money isn't looking at your doubling curve when deciding where to put those orders.

That's just one Exchange. There are numerous other Exchanges that also list HIVE. Look on Coinmarket.com and the markets tab to get an idea of where a HIVE Exchange may be open to you.

Yep, though keep in mind that just because they created the trust doesn't necessarily mean they will bring it to market.

Might be a good move. Though if Grayscale does end up bringing an XTZ trust to market, there will probably be a ton of demand for the coin at some point, especially if the shares trade at a premium in

Ha! That wouldn't be so funny if it weren't so true... Though this would be significantly different. The great thing about these trusts are that they have to buy up the coin to back the shares of the trust,

Ha, yes they are. I like that.

I could actually show you a bunch of places in 2017 this exact thing happened... information bias seems to be kicking in my friend. On that note, just look at this chart I keep showing you... This is a