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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3500 on: November 20, 2020, 02:03:30 PM »
I got out today. Broke even after a year with ethereum and bitcoin cash.

No more cryptoceling for me.

Though I might be tempted to buy low on the next crash. It's all about timing.

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3501 on: November 20, 2020, 02:08:10 PM »
I got out today. Broke even after a year with ethereum and bitcoin cash.

No more cryptoceling for me.

Though I might be tempted to buy low on the next crash. It's all about timing.

Smart man. 

When this next dump comes (and it will), hodlers won't know what hit em... just like last time. 

Greed and FOMO is what kills most traders/investors.

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3502 on: November 20, 2020, 04:53:04 PM »
BlackRock’s Chief Investment Officer Says Bitcoin Could Replace Gold to a Large Extent


The chief decision maker for where BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, invests its funds said bitcoin could take the place of gold to a large extent because crypto is “so much more functional than passing a bar of gold around.”

    Speaking during CNBC’s Squawk Box on Friday, BlackRock CIO of Fixed Income Rick Rieder responded to a question asking if governments might try to regulate bitcoin if its price keeps rallying.

    “I think cryptocurrency’s here to stay, I think it is … durable,” he said.

    Alongside central banks developing digital currencies, millennials’ “receptivity” to technology and cryptocurrency “is real, digital payments systems is real,” Rieder said.

    “Do I think it’s a durable mechanism that … could take the place of gold to a large extent? Yeah, I do, because it’s so much more functional than passing a bar of gold around,” Rieder said.

    The CIO balanced that by saying he’s not particularly a bitcoin bull and doesn’t include it much in business and corporate portfolios. Further, it’s not clear if bitcoin is worth its current price of over $18,000 price, he said.

 https://finance.yahoo.com/news/blackrock-exec-says-bitcoin-could-140419263.html

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« Reply #3503 on: November 20, 2020, 05:24:48 PM »
lol - I'm not crying, believe me. 

Blips are speculation du jour.  FOMO has taking over, the chart is going parabolic and that's never a good thing.  Here is the chart:  https://www.finviz.com/crypto_charts.ashx?t=BTCUSD&tf=mo  Can it go even higher?... of course it can.

I hope the hodlers keep hodling.  This next dump will be epic, then they'll disappear like they did when it dumped from $19K to $3K.   

There are plenty of ways to make money.  I trade futures and options every week.  I do very, very well.  Not going to post any $ numbers because I'm a very modest man.

Once the FED comes out with a sovereign crypto, blips will be declared illegal.  The bag holders will be multitudinous.  Then you'll see some real   :o :'(  :o :'(  :o :'(

Anyone here better think twice before you run out and put all your shekels in the cloud.

BTW, have you seen the prices of ammo lately?  Now going for 5-6x what I paid for it when I started amassing it 15 years ago.  Pretty damn good investment.

So we are making some progress with you!. Thank you for telling us that Bitcoin (now at $18,000), which you called a bubble in back in November 13, 2013, 05:1:42 PM when BTC was $381 per coin,

and again on March 17, 2014, 02:13:27 PM -when Bitcoin price $589

and again ... September 04, 2017, 07:26:09 AM - when Bitcoin price $4319

and again ...November 10, 2017, 04:10:43 AM - when Bitcoin price - $6570

and again ... November 19, 2017, 11:22:58 AM - when Bitcoin Price $8033

..."Can go even higher."  :)

That absolutely makes my day as a wind down here with a glass of whisky.

When it surpasses the 20K mark, your self-humiliation and GetBig self-ownership of peace, will have been completed.

So now, let me push you a little further on your journey Mr A. How much further can it go? Dare you admit it may go past 20K? 50K? 100K? Because if so, you are starting to sound pretty much like me, I believe. ("A bliptard" was one of the terms I believe you used).

And what makes you then of the possible (and likely) new all time high that we may see in the near future? Some kind rare "double tulip bubble" perhaps lol? A dead cat bounce where the cat wasn't actually dead and had superpowers? A blip along the way (no pun intended) at the start of what in hindsight was a much longer journey over the years ahead?

I have already explained about how a so-called FedCoin would provide a massive flow of money into a non-Fed coin (ie Bitcoin). You yourself, have even admitted you would be very reluctant to use a Fed-coin (hint - you will in practical terms have no choice but to use one). But, you will have the choice to put your money into bitcoin (which if you have not secretly done already, you will do). By the time FedCoin come along, even just as it approaches, you will see a massive surge into BTC. By then you will have missed out massively in terms of the price that you will need to pay for one.

In practical terms, it is impossible to declare a mathematical algorithm illegal. Just like gold, (your favorite asset, which BTC has massively outperformed) did not "disappear" back when it was declared illegal, nor can BTC disappear. Indeed, its possible that gold might some time be "declared illegal" again too, and I think we both know that it would be far far easier to confiscate gold (or stop it being traded) than it would be to do so to BTC.

But either way, America is not going to ban BTC. Regulate it, yes sure (that has already happened). But what will happen is that US will embrace it  - it will run in synch with a FedCoin, and will by the way serve as a healthy check and balance to any FedCoin. The people will demand it. And the Government will have no choice but to allow it.

See you at the 20K mark for a little celebration and a few select "the best quotes of Mr A, that we can all take a moment to have a chuckle at).

xxx Blip

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3504 on: November 20, 2020, 05:48:59 PM »
So we are making some progress with you!. Thank you for telling us that Bitcoin (now at $18,000), which you called a bubble in back in November 13, 2013, 05:1:42 PM when BTC was $381 per coin,

and again on March 17, 2014, 02:13:27 PM -when Bitcoin price $589

and again ... September 04, 2017, 07:26:09 AM - when Bitcoin price $4319

and again ...November 10, 2017, 04:10:43 AM - when Bitcoin price - $6570

and again ... November 19, 2017, 11:22:58 AM - when Bitcoin Price $8033

..."Can go even higher."  :)

That absolutely makes my day as a wind down here with a glass of whisky.

When it surpasses the 20K mark, your self-humiliation and GetBig self-ownership of peace, will have been completed.

So now, let me push you a little further on your journey Mr A. How much further can it go? Dare you admit it may go past 20K? 50K? 100K? Because if so, you are starting to sound pretty much like me, I believe. ("A bliptard" was one of the terms I believe you used).

And what makes you then of the possible (and likely) new all time high that we may see in the near future? Some kind rare "double tulip bubble" perhaps lol? A dead cat bounce where the cat wasn't actually dead and had superpowers? A blip along the way (no pun intended) at the start of what in hindsight was a much longer journey over the years ahead?

I have already explained about how a so-called FedCoin would provide a massive flow of money into a non-Fed coin (ie Bitcoin). You yourself, have even admitted you would be very reluctant to use a Fed-coin (hint - you will in practical terms have no choice but to use one). But, you will have the choice to put your money into bitcoin (which if you have not secretly done already, you will do). By the time FedCoin come along, even just as it approaches, you will see a massive surge into BTC. By then you will have missed out massively in terms of the price that you will need to pay for one.

In practical terms, it is impossible to declare a mathematical algorithm illegal. Just like gold, (your favorite asset, which BTC has massively outperformed) did not "disappear" back when it was declared illegal, nor can BTC disappear. Indeed, its possible that gold might some time be "declared illegal" again too, and I think we both know that it would be far far easier to confiscate gold (or stop it being traded) than it would be to do so to BTC.

But either way, America is not going to ban BTC. Regulate it, yes sure (that has already happened). But what will happen is that US will embrace it  - it will run in synch with a FedCoin, and will by the way serve as a healthy check and balance to any FedCoin. The people will demand it. And the Government will have no choice but to allow it.

See you at the 20K mark for a little celebration and a few select "the best quotes of Mr A, that we can all take a moment to have a chuckle at).

xxx Blip

lol 

$100,000...

$250,000...

then $1 MILLION!

Blipcon is doing another one of its parabolic ramps and out come the roosters to crow about how cool it is and how smart they are.

Just like the last time, and the time before that, it will crash... hard.  Parabolic spikes never last, it's proven over and over and over. 

And when it does crash this time, I am going barbecue your ass in molasses.  lol

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3505 on: November 20, 2020, 05:55:07 PM »
BlackRock’s Chief Investment Officer Says Bitcoin Could Replace Gold to a Large Extent


The chief decision maker for where BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, invests its funds said bitcoin could take the place of gold to a large extent because crypto is “so much more functional than passing a bar of gold around.”

    Speaking during CNBC’s Squawk Box on Friday, BlackRock CIO of Fixed Income Rick Rieder responded to a question asking if governments might try to regulate bitcoin if its price keeps rallying.

    “I think cryptocurrency’s here to stay, I think it is … durable,” he said.

    Alongside central banks developing digital currencies, millennials’ “receptivity” to technology and cryptocurrency “is real, digital payments systems is real,” Rieder said.

    “Do I think it’s a durable mechanism that … could take the place of gold to a large extent? Yeah, I do, because it’s so much more functional than passing a bar of gold around,” Rieder said.

    The CIO balanced that by saying he’s not particularly a bitcoin bull and doesn’t include it much in business and corporate portfolios. Further, it’s not clear if bitcoin is worth its current price of over $18,000 price, he said.

 https://finance.yahoo.com/news/blackrock-exec-says-bitcoin-could-140419263.html

Notice how these bliptards always comparing it to gold.  Even the visual representation of it is colored like a gold coin.  What does this tell you?

Nothing replaces gold... nothing.

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« Reply #3506 on: November 20, 2020, 05:57:24 PM »
Notice how these bliptards always comparing it to gold.  Even the visual representation of it is colored like a gold coin.  What does this tell you?

Nothing replaces gold... nothing.

in 15 years we'll be mining seemingly infinite amounts of gold on asteroids in space.BTC will still be finite with only 21 million coins ever.

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3507 on: November 20, 2020, 06:10:06 PM »
in 15 years we'll be mining seemingly infinite amounts of gold on asteroids in space.  BTC will still be finite with only 21 million coins ever.

You believe everything you read on those internets?

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3508 on: November 21, 2020, 01:11:58 AM »
$18.724,76

Will we pass the old all time high?

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3509 on: November 21, 2020, 02:29:25 AM »
lol 

$100,000...

$250,000...

then $1 MILLION!

Blipcon is doing another one of its parabolic ramps and out come the roosters to crow about how cool it is and how smart they are.

Just like the last time, and the time before that, it will crash... hard.  Parabolic spikes never last, it's proven over and over and over. 

And when it does crash this time, I am going barbecue your ass in molasses.  lol

Ummm that's why you read data to take educated moves.

I explained the crashes as the large holders must dump in order the achieve greater market penetration.

A pullback is going to happen shortly because it's part of the lifecycle. It's either going to pull back very shortly or it will instead ramp to around 25k and then dump to 16k.

After that, there will be another massive ramp, then a dump, ramp, dump and so on until enough market parti ipants are in to decrease the volatility and decrease the depth of the ramps and dumps. Pretty basic stuff.

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« Reply #3510 on: November 21, 2020, 02:40:01 AM »
Notice how these bliptards always comparing it to gold.  Even the visual representation of it is colored like a gold coin.  What does this tell you?

Nothing replaces gold... nothing.

Aaaaaah yes..because you don't understand how the money supply works, you claim you are drowning in inflation when there actually is extremely little and so you put your money in gold which is currently one of the worst performing classes since the paneldemic.

How brilliant of you...... 

Even China has sold off gold during the pandemic.....

After the upcoming pullback of BTC it will still have outperformed gold during the pandemic.

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« Reply #3511 on: November 21, 2020, 03:02:59 AM »
$18.724,76

Will we pass the old all time high?

I don't even wanna know how many idiots still go in these days and panic-sell again in 6 months from now at $ 4000, just like 3 years ago ;D

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« Reply #3512 on: November 21, 2020, 03:17:54 AM »
I don't even wanna know how many idiots still go in these days and panic-sell again in 6 months from now at $ 4000, just like 3 years ago ;D

Advise to fellow getbiggers is to empty our offshore investment accounts (in Dubai, India) into bitcoin during the next crash.

Bitcoin is what grew the empires of moguls like vince goodrum

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3513 on: November 21, 2020, 05:27:01 AM »

And what makes you then of the possible (and likely) new all time high that we may see in the near future? Some kind rare "double tulip bubble" perhaps lol? A dead cat bounce where the cat wasn't actually dead and had superpowers? A blip along the way (no pun intended) at the start of what in hindsight was a much longer journey over the years ahead?



 ;D

The mental gymnastics some people take to avoid admitting that they could possibly be wrong in their beliefs.

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« Reply #3514 on: November 21, 2020, 06:06:07 AM »
Aaaaaah yes..because you don't understand how the money supply works, you claim you are drowning in inflation when there actually is extremely little and so you put your money in gold which is currently one of the worst performing classes since the paneldemic.

How brilliant of you...... 

Even China has sold off gold during the pandemic.....

After the upcoming pullback of BTC it will still have outperformed gold during the pandemic.

Feel better now?  lol

Blips are a speculative trading vehicle... that's all.  When a whale unloads, the price dumps.   

Banks do not hoard blips, they hoard gold and silver.

Gold WILL ALWAYS be a store of value and insurance against dollar devaluation and a financial system collapse.  It doesn't matter how much claptrap you post here, you cannot change 5000 years of history.   

Nobody here is buying 1 blipcoin for $19,000 - lol

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« Reply #3515 on: November 21, 2020, 06:14:24 AM »
Ummm that's why you read data to take educated moves.

I explained the crashes as the large holders must dump in order the achieve greater market penetration.

A pullback is going to happen shortly because it's part of the lifecycle. It's either going to pull back very shortly or it will instead ramp to around 25k and then dump to 16k.

After that, there will be another massive ramp, then a dump, ramp, dump and so on until enough market parti ipants are in to decrease the volatility and decrease the depth of the ramps and dumps. Pretty basic stuff.

"I explained"  ::)   

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3516 on: November 21, 2020, 10:32:58 AM »
Notice how these bliptards always comparing it to gold.  Even the visual representation of it is colored like a gold coin.  What does this tell you?

Nothing replaces gold... nothing.
Cash is superior to gold.  Gold is worthless until you cash it in.

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« Reply #3517 on: November 21, 2020, 11:22:50 AM »
Cash is superior to gold. Gold is worthless until you cash it in.

Gold is a storage of wealth and protection from currency devaluation.  Cash is none of those things.

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3518 on: November 21, 2020, 12:00:49 PM »
Gold is a storage of wealth and protection from currency devaluation.  Cash is none of those things.
Foreign currency is also protection against devaluation of the dollar. 

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« Reply #3519 on: November 21, 2020, 12:18:18 PM »
I continue to see a slow devaluation of the US dollar.

Many signs are pointing to the collapse of the dollar. Much like in 1929, 1987 & 2008, we've created another debt bubble on so many levels (people, public & private businesses & government debt). We are showing signs of debt deleveraging (low rates, money printing, wealth redistribution & debt restructuring). Unemployment at an all-time high. The USA's debt-to-GDP ratio continues to grow. China joining a trade bloc with 14 other countries and the USA being left out. Recently, the Euro also became the most widely used currency for global payments last month. Not to mention that the US economy is showing signs of an implosion with only but the Fed keeping it on life-support via their QE most recently seen with over $2 Trillion used in purchasing US bonds to fund the stimulus payouts & PPP. Eviction rates slated to be astronomically high in the beginning of January 2021. The CAPE ratio being at an all time high with similar values only being seen prior to the crashes of 1929 & 1987. Not to mention that the rise of BitCoin almost at $20K makes me believe that more and more of the affluent Americans are fearing a collapse of the US Dollar and are seeking refuse via an alternate currency. It's ALL pointing to the fact that our economy might very soon go through another recession or, possibly even worse, a depression.

Now, contrary to prior beliefs I've held firm to, I am now slowly starting to believe that digital currency could very well have a place in the near future and become the major form of currency used both within the US and internationally. I am following the trail of money closer than ever and many signs are pointing towards that.

I think with the inception of SpaceX, the push towards global WiFi, 5G connectivity, NeuraLink etc, it's all pointing to the fact that there will be a need for a new global currency that is easier to do trade with than the US Dollar (not to mention that the attractive aspects of the dollar are fading away given the inflationary practices the FEDS keep taking part in, the lack of faith foreign nations are having with the US Dollar being the FIAT currency and obvious signs that the strength of the dollar is declining as recently seen with exchange rates between dollar & yuan becoming more narrowed). The time of this current world order (established in 1945 after WW2) looks to slowly be coming to an end and I think the next world order will probably be a conglomerate of sorts with a number of foreign players and the AI tech sector being deeply rooted in ALL things.

For now, I continue to diversify my asset portfolio by keeping my wealth distributed across: US & Foreign markets (via index funds), real estate investment properties & REITs, US & Corp bonds.

Sadly, I think the US economy is heading towards some type of catastrophe. I can't tell you the exact play-by-play, because there are so many possibilities, but it looks like this empire is turning the corner and not towards better times.

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3520 on: November 21, 2020, 12:42:51 PM »
Nothing replaces gold... nothing.

Geezus, calm down Peter Schiff.

While gold is a decent haven in case of currency inflation, it hasn't been performing all that well either.

I'm not saying we should all just hang our hats on BitCoin and forget about it, but you must agree Anabolic that all signs are pointing to a migration towards digital currency with a departure from paper currency and even gold as a haven.

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« Reply #3521 on: November 21, 2020, 03:02:23 PM »
Geezus, calm down Peter Schiff.

While gold is a decent haven in case of currency inflation, it hasn't been performing all that well either.

I'm not saying we should all just hang our hats on BitCoin and forget about it, but you must agree Anabolic that all signs are pointing to a migration towards digital currency with a departure from paper currency and even gold as a haven.

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1. You should relocate to Kargoolie , gold mining region in Australia,  or perhaps hunt for opal in Coober Pedy !.

No places like that in the States !.


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« Reply #3522 on: November 21, 2020, 03:09:07 PM »
Cash is superior to gold.  Gold is worthless until you cash it in.

Nope, gold (& silver) dollar is minted in Australia,Canada,US or golden Swiss francs !.


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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3523 on: November 21, 2020, 09:13:29 PM »
Gold is a storage of wealth and protection from currency devaluation.  Cash is none of those things.

Depends on which country you trade the gold for their paper cash

Getting the picture ?

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« Reply #3524 on: November 22, 2020, 02:07:33 AM »
I continue to see a slow devaluation of the US dollar.

Many signs are pointing to the collapse of the dollar. Much like in 1929, 1987 & 2008, we've created another debt bubble on so many levels (people, public & private businesses & government debt). We are showing signs of debt deleveraging (low rates, money printing, wealth redistribution & debt restructuring). Unemployment at an all-time high. The USA's debt-to-GDP ratio continues to grow. China joining a trade bloc with 14 other countries and the USA being left out. Recently, the Euro also became the most widely used currency for global payments last month. Not to mention that the US economy is showing signs of an implosion with only but the Fed keeping it on life-support via their QE most recently seen with over $2 Trillion used in purchasing US bonds to fund the stimulus payouts & PPP. Eviction rates slated to be astronomically high in the beginning of January 2021. The CAPE ratio being at an all time high with similar values only being seen prior to the crashes of 1929 & 1987. Not to mention that the rise of BitCoin almost at $20K makes me believe that more and more of the affluent Americans are fearing a collapse of the US Dollar and are seeking refuse via an alternate currency. It's ALL pointing to the fact that our economy might very soon go through another recession or, possibly even worse, a depression.

Now, contrary to prior beliefs I've held firm to, I am now slowly starting to believe that digital currency could very well have a place in the near future and become the major form of currency used both within the US and internationally. I am following the trail of money closer than ever and many signs are pointing towards that.

I think with the inception of SpaceX, the push towards global WiFi, 5G connectivity, NeuraLink etc, it's all pointing to the fact that there will be a need for a new global currency that is easier to do trade with than the US Dollar (not to mention that the attractive aspects of the dollar are fading away given the inflationary practices the FEDS keep taking part in, the lack of faith foreign nations are having with the US Dollar being the FIAT currency and obvious signs that the strength of the dollar is declining as recently seen with exchange rates between dollar & yuan becoming more narrowed). The time of this current world order (established in 1945 after WW2) looks to slowly be coming to an end and I think the next world order will probably be a conglomerate of sorts with a number of foreign players and the AI tech sector being deeply rooted in ALL things.

For now, I continue to diversify my asset portfolio by keeping my wealth distributed across: US & Foreign markets (via index funds), real estate investment properties & REITs, US & Corp bonds.

Sadly, I think the US economy is heading towards some type of catastrophe. I can't tell you the exact play-by-play, because there are so many possibilities, but it looks like this empire is turning the corner and not towards better times.

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Nice to see an intelligent and well-written post here. (And for the conspiracy theorists, in advance, no OneMoreRep and myself are not the same person).