Hodl the tree, not a branch
Take the Bitcoin #Superpositionhttps://twitter.com/DanielKrawisz/status/990750759896707072 …
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Replying to @FluidFluxation @Fredilly
This financial advice is incredibly stupid & dangerous, & it translates to: "invest part of your wealth in order to own, for each bitcoin you hodl, exactly 1 arbitrary "unit" (subject to random unit bias) of every scamcoin which passed through a Bitcoin-UTXOset-based airdrop".
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Replying to @giacomozucco @FluidFluxation
1. It's not financial advise, don't split. 2. U allow the better implementation to thrive at no risk to U. 3. U hodl maximum value even if fork goes to zero. 4. U don't jeopardize security in the process of splitting forks. 5. U have peace of mind and objective foresight.
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Replying to @Fredilly @FluidFluxation
1a) If you buy/receive bitcoins after the airdrop of some scamcoin (you will, likely) & you still want to follow your own advice (yes, it's financial), then you have to actively buy the said scamcoin: one arbitrarily defined "unit" of it, for every new btc you receive. Silly.
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1b) As for bitcoina you were already hodling before the scamcoin airdrop, barring legit privacy/security (or even time/effort) considerations against claiming the airdrop, not dumping a shitty financial asset you received is financially 100% equivalent to buying it.
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2) Wut? What have Bitcoin implementationa to do w/ airdropped scamcoins? Complete nonsense.
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3) No, you don't: when (not really "if") the scamcoin you buy/keep after the airdrop goes to zero, you have lost all the wealth you used to buy it when it was in pump phase, or (equivalently) the opportunity cost you chose to suffer for not dumping it correcting your allocation.
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4) Legit concern (as said in 1b) for avoiding to claim a scamcoin during an airdrop. That doesn't mean you "hodl" the scamcoin, since the same concerns will prevent you to claim it later as well. Also, it doesn't apply to new bitcoins you receive/buy (as said in 1a).
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If u don't engage the address space on the scam coin, and retain control of the private keys for the address, how is that not hodling? Not doing anything until/unless the fork devs & software prove confident and trustworthy is entirely viable as a metric.
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Replying to @FluidFluxation @giacomozucco
If you can write to both chains, then you can unlock super powers


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