The amount of time that Bitcoin was ever above 20 was about 90 hours. A lot more people sold on the way down than bought in at the top.
So based on your comments, it seems most investors actually gained in that "crash"
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The amount of time that Bitcoin was ever above 20 was about 90 hours. A lot more people sold on the way down than bought in at the top.
So based on your comments, it seems most investors actually gained in that "crash"
I would place a wager that says BTC will be worth more than 35 USD before the year 2016. Obviously those who purchased significant amounts at the all time high price don't feel great right now, but it's not as if they bought facebook ipo.
Uhh... FB is back up to $30 /share.
You mean down to $30/share. Remember, the IPO was at $34/share.
The amount of time that Bitcoin was ever above 20 was about 90 hours. A lot more people sold on the way down than bought in at the top.
Which illustrates the value of dollar cost averaging. Buying $20K at the peak would have been a mistake. Buying $1K per month for the next 20 months would have been very profitable.
I would place a wager that says BTC will be worth more than 35 USD before the year 2016. Obviously those who purchased significant amounts at the all time high price don't feel great right now, but it's not as if they bought facebook ipo.
Uhh... FB is back up to $30 /share.
yeah, and it's worth 2
I would place a wager that says BTC will be worth more than 35 USD before the year 2016. Obviously those who purchased significant amounts at the all time high price don't feel great right now, but it's not as if they bought facebook ipo.
Uhh... FB is back up to $30 /share.
I would place a wager that says BTC will be worth more than 35 USD before the year 2016. Obviously those who purchased significant amounts at the all time high price don't feel great right now, but it's not as if they bought facebook ipo.
Did anyone but people using stolen credit cards and bank accounts buy at that price?
You are so conveniently disillusioned.
Well, at least I'm trying to make it less seedy.
Did anyone but people using stolen credit cards and bank accounts buy at that price?
You are so conveniently disillusioned.
Did anyone but people using stolen credit cards and bank accounts buy at that price?
do you still have hope that the investment will pay off ? If you didn't already sell to cut your losses, there's still hope! 
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