Bitcoin about to Pop

[pErvinalia]

rEv you want to learn what a scam is because you are unable to see it right in your face:

Beware of These Five Bitcoin Scams

Bitcoin’s meteoric rise in prices over the last year has awakened mainstream interest in the original cryptocurrency. With prices looking bullish once again, investing in bitcoin has never been as popular, but the rise in interest has not been without consequences. One of the downsides of new investors entering the market is the increase in the number of scams, frauds, and stories of retail investors who lose their coins to shady ventures. From ICO scandals to wallet theft and fraud, regular consumers can fall prey to crime easily.

It may seem as though it’s the wild west for investors, but it doesn't have to be. While there are certainly risks in the market, the opportunities may be irresistible for some. However, being cautious is always a must, and there are clear signs of scams that investors can look for. By avoiding these traps, users can better their chances for success and protect their investments. These are some of the most common scams, and how they can be avoided.

Using scam to further a scam. What did you buy bitcoins with? Fresh air?

How to spot cryptocurrency and Bitcoin scams

Try living in the real world. Bitcoin is as true as a Nigerian prince.

Take the bet then Scot. You won't, though, as you know you don't know enough about the subject to put your money where your mouth is.

[rainbow]

I can't believe you are debating this. You can't have had any experience with the stockmarket.

Fascinating observation.

Happens I trade online regularly, and actually know how stock markets work.
...and I make some money out of it.

How have your bitcoin investments done this year?

I don't invest in bitcoin. As I said earlier in the thread, it's actually a shit coin compared to many newer coins.

Good dodge. How much money did you make on your crypto-currency investments?

[pErvinalia]

It's not a dodge. You asked a question, I answered. Regarding my other investments, I haven't made anything yet as I haven't sold them. I'll be holding them for the long term. And as I mentioned earlier to Hermit I've paid $550 in bills from my blogging earnings on the Steem blockchain. That required zero real money investment for that $550. But it's a scam. Must be.

[Svartalf]

GIN IS A SKAM!! If people stopped buying it the gin market would collapse! Therefore SCAM!!1

technically, any commodity that is successfully boycotted collapses, yet, they are not skams

[Scot Dutchy]

rEv you are becoming very annoying. You know fuck all and operate under the motto of fingers in ears and screaming your head off. I dont bet and never had. What does it prove? A scam lasts more than a year? FB has. Of course that does not affect you when you are using it.

Everybody says it is a scam only those trying to make money dont.

[pErvinalia]

This idea that it's a scam is patently ridiculous. Are you telling us the original owners of most of the bitcoin waited 4 years before instigating their pump and dump? Fucking LOL. There are real pump and dump scams in the crypto world, and the way they work is that the pump and dump is done by the coin owners right from the initial listing. The whole thing is done and dusted in a few days/weeks. They don't wait around 4 years before doing it.

[Scot Dutchy]

It's not a dodge. You asked a question, I answered. Regarding my other investments, I haven't made anything yet as I haven't sold them. I'll be holding them for the long term. And as I mentioned earlier to Hermit I've paid $550 in bills from my blogging earnings on the Steem blockchain. That required zero real money investment for that $550. But it's a scam. Must be.

Where did the money come from? Somebody was scammed.

[pErvinalia]

GIN IS A SKAM!! If people stopped buying it the gin market would collapse! Therefore SCAM!!1

technically, any commodity that is successfully boycotted collapses, yet, they are not skams

Exactly my point. Pity Scot can't seem to work this out.

[Svartalf]

technically, the fact you can unload your bitcoin in exchange for goods, real money, or services pleads on it not being a scam, of course, it might be a bubble.

[pErvinalia]

rEv you are becoming very annoying.

I'm simply stating facts. You, on the other hand, just make blind assertion after blind assertion.

You know fuck all and operate under the motto of fingers in ears and screaming your head off. I dont bet and never had. What does it prove? A scam lasts more than a year? FB has. Of course that does not affect you when you are using it.

Everybody says it is a scam only those trying to make money dont.

You can't even put your money where your mouth is. Telling.

[Scot Dutchy]

This idea that it's a scam is patently ridiculous. Are you telling us the original owners of most of the bitcoin waited 4 years before instigating their pump and dump? Fucking LOL. There are real pump and dump scams in the crypto world, and the way they work is that the pump and dump is done by the coin owners right from the initial listing. The whole thing is done and dusted in a few days/weeks. They don't wait around 4 years before doing it.

What a fucking load of crap. It is a scam. Just admit it.

[pErvinalia]

It's not a dodge. You asked a question, I answered. Regarding my other investments, I haven't made anything yet as I haven't sold them. I'll be holding them for the long term. And as I mentioned earlier to Hermit I've paid $550 in bills from my blogging earnings on the Steem blockchain. That required zero real money investment for that $550. But it's a scam. Must be.

Where did the money come from? Somebody was scammed.

It came from people investing in the coin. No different than where the money came from in a million other investments on the planet. You seem to be totally unaware of how the world works.

[pErvinalia]

This idea that it's a scam is patently ridiculous. Are you telling us the original owners of most of the bitcoin waited 4 years before instigating their pump and dump? Fucking LOL. There are real pump and dump scams in the crypto world, and the way they work is that the pump and dump is done by the coin owners right from the initial listing. The whole thing is done and dusted in a few days/weeks. They don't wait around 4 years before doing it.

What a fucking load of crap. It is a scam. Just admit it.

Ok blind assertion man.

[pErvinalia]

technically, the fact you can unload your bitcoin in exchange for goods, real money, or services pleads on it not being a scam, of course, it might be a bubble.

Yep.

At least someone here gets it.

[Scot Dutchy]

rEv you are becoming very annoying.

I'm simply stating facts. You, on the other hand, just make blind assertion after blind assertion.

You know fuck all and operate under the motto of fingers in ears and screaming your head off. I dont bet and never had. What does it prove? A scam lasts more than a year? FB has. Of course that does not affect you when you are using it.

Everybody says it is a scam only those trying to make money dont.

You can't even put your money where your mouth is. Telling.

FFS you are really scraping the bottom. What is a bet going to prove? That it is not a scam when the whole world outside the idiots playing it know its a scam?