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hero member
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July 15, 2017, 10:14:06 PM
#83
I wouldn't put myself in a position where there’s a chance of losing everything, that Is why I choose to diversify whatever I can, whenever I can. Just because something is giving you huge profits (in this case, bitcoin) doesn’t mean you’d invest everything in it. I’d rather play it safe and scatter my assets in instruments that have varying degrees of risks associated with them.

You should diversify your assets, and at the same time you should be open to book profit or loss. If an asset has lost its importance, then it will be better to dump it (or at least partially). Remember the dot com bubble? Some of the stocks such as Webvan never recovered, and they were delisted after a  few years. We should make sure that the same does not happen with our crypto holdings.
We must know the difference between our investments, I have bitcoin and I’m for the long term in them, but I also invested in some icos and I’m aware that some of the coins may not last more than a few years, so when it comes to those coins I watch the market more closely in the case I need to drop them.
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July 12, 2017, 01:25:00 AM
#82
For small and poor traders, it will not make any difference if they dump or buy when price is dumping, whenever more than 50,000 Bitcoins

Are waiting to be sold the price goes down and another 50,000 will follow just because of one reason, panic. it's not a joke for someone with

2M Bitcoins when price decreases $20 it's like that person has lost $20M. whatever happens in this limited market with capped supply injection

I'd say Bitcoin would be undervalued, if you consider people will use it to bypass the laws surrounding the centralized currencies, coins will

Just change hands, even the long term holders will some day sell if they don't then what is the meaning of having it? perhaps as a collection?

But people are greedy and at some point they will sell, someone else will buy that person will sell/transfer to another and it will go round like

A circle, we just need to make this circle as wide as possible, because if not then a trader sells to me and after a few hand changing he/she

Will buy them back with lower price which he sold to me, that should be avoided.
legendary
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July 12, 2017, 12:52:01 AM
#81
First of all I won't invest all my money into crypto currencies, I only going to invest the money that I can afford to lose, and if after I invest the price fall down then I will observe the condition, if the one that I invested is a promising coin then I will wait for it and not going to sell, if the coins that I invested is not promising then I will just sell it before it fall too deep
sr. member
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July 12, 2017, 12:37:29 AM
#80
I wouldn't put myself in a position where there’s a chance of losing everything, that Is why I choose to diversify whatever I can, whenever I can. Just because something is giving you huge profits (in this case, bitcoin) doesn’t mean you’d invest everything in it. I’d rather play it safe and scatter my assets in instruments that have varying degrees of risks associated with them.

You should diversify your assets, and at the same time you should be open to book profit or loss. If an asset has lost its importance, then it will be better to dump it (or at least partially). Remember the dot com bubble? Some of the stocks such as Webvan never recovered, and they were delisted after a  few years. We should make sure that the same does not happen with our crypto holdings.
legendary
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July 12, 2017, 12:32:34 AM
#79
Diversify your investment portfolio across the board, gold, silver, other metals, altcoins, bitcoin, shares, stocks and some fiat. I am mainly in crypto, btc and fiat but want to diversify but thing is don't panic because of a bearish market as the tide has to turn at some point.
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July 12, 2017, 12:30:16 AM
#78
I'm just curious. What if bitcoin and any other alts market fall and you invested all your money into this. Would you rather do Panic Selling? and How would you compensate all your losses?


im highly invested. any time i see a price crash announcement.. i laugh and then say "discount day"

I hope your opinion is correct, because I also entrust my investment in bitcoin, may this bloody day quickly pass and immediately see the green position. Go green bitcoin.

I think one rule in investing is that never put all your money in just one investment. I'm not saying that bitcoin is a bad investment, but what I'm trying to point is out is that in this industry it is not advisable to risk all your money in one investment. Why? because, what if that investment of yours suddenly crash or exits the market, probably you may recover some of your investment or worst you'll walk out empty handed.

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July 11, 2017, 11:08:30 PM
#77
I'm just curious. What if bitcoin and any other alts market fall and you invested all your money into this. Would you rather do Panic Selling? and How would you compensate all your losses?


im highly invested. any time i see a price crash announcement.. i laugh and then say "discount day"

I hope your opinion is correct, because I also entrust my investment in bitcoin, may this bloody day quickly pass and immediately see the green position. Go green bitcoin.
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July 11, 2017, 10:57:52 PM
#76
I wouldn't put myself in a position where there’s a chance of losing everything, that Is why I choose to diversify whatever I can, whenever I can. Just because something is giving you huge profits (in this case, bitcoin) doesn’t mean you’d invest everything in it. I’d rather play it safe and scatter my assets in instruments that have varying degrees of risks associated with them.
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July 11, 2017, 10:36:21 PM
#75
I'm just curious. What if bitcoin and any other alts market fall and you invested all your money into this. Would you rather do Panic Selling? and How would you compensate all your losses?





It happens so many times bitcoin price crash but after this those who panic sells are the one losing in that kind of scenario because Bitcoin always bounce back, the best thing to do is to not pour all your investment in one coin only so if you lose in one coin you have the other coins to compensate your losses
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July 11, 2017, 10:22:44 PM
#74
I have not experienced and ever at all but I would be more careful in doing something, I would make a recommendation of investment allocation between crypto and fiat.
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July 11, 2017, 10:05:00 PM
#73
Bitcoin makes life that much easier by letting you transfer money from your Bitcoin wallet directly to your debit card. Be sure to buy from sellers with previous trade history
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July 11, 2017, 09:28:53 PM
#72
I'm just curious. What if bitcoin and any other alts market fall and you invested all your money into this. Would you rather do Panic Selling? and How would you compensate all your losses?




Panic selling is to admit defeat, is to admit that you failed in your judgment of the situation, so even when there are losses I prefer to hold since I know that eventually the price of bitcoin will recover, in fact I do not give myself the chance of cashing out, since I decide to not even open my wallet.
sr. member
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July 11, 2017, 09:18:42 PM
#71
Well The Idea is now... Its time to buy some more bitcoins..  This like the incident when BU vs BTC many people are panicking and selling there btc because its price crashing down. Then at the end who's laughing now? Still  BTC won and the price of it increase rapidly.
legendary
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July 11, 2017, 09:17:06 PM
#70
As of today, the rates are extensively low. The value of bitcoin in the market as of the moment is depreciating but I think this is kinda opportunity for the small investors, if they are planning for a short investment the idea of buy and sell is quite a good strategy to easily earn money.

Don't think of it as easy money. People who had the same attitude in 2013 had to wait for ~4 years before they broke even.
If you really believe in the long term potential of Bitcoin, buy and hold.
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July 11, 2017, 08:50:55 PM
#69
As of today, the rates are extensively low. The value of bitcoin in the market as of the moment is depreciating but I think this is kinda opportunity for the small investors, if they are planning for a short investment the idea of buy and sell is quite a good strategy to easily earn money.
newbie
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June 27, 2017, 08:40:35 AM
#68
This is just a risk that any investor have to suffer through, for example, if stock crashes then it will be the same, this is a risk you have to suffer through as well, Personally, I'll try to hold bitcoins (because I believe in the principle) but not ether.
legendary
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June 27, 2017, 01:14:43 AM
#67
I'm just curious. What if bitcoin and any other alts market fall and you invested all your money into this.
First mistake of investment! You never go all in no matter how promising a project is, diversify in different projects

Would you rather do Panic Selling? and How would you compensate all your losses?

the thing we need to understand with bitcoin is prices are in constant motion and sometimes a dip does not mean we shall not recover

So in a situation of a crash, i would hold and avoid panic selling

i wouldn't call this a crash because it is not even big when you look at the percentage of the drop. and also there is no reason to sell now. i always find it weird that some people (mostly the panic sellers) decide to sell after the drop happens!
they need to learn that they should either sell before the drop or early on in the drop or don't think about selling if they come in late.
legendary
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June 27, 2017, 12:58:20 AM
#66
But what if it would soon reversed its track and would be $3000 again? That would be the time when those who panicked would realize their big mistake and I would hope they would learned their big lesson well so that next time they will just shrugged their shoulders when Bitcoin can have a big dip. In fact, as am writing this response, Bitcoin is fighting back slowly and the market it seems is not yet ready to have it below $2000.

The market is now slowly reacting and some are already buying Bitcoin at the current lower value in preparation for the coming soar...especially after the scaling problem is finally solved by Bitcoin developers. This is then just a temporary glitch...a little retreat so it can have the next momentum for more growth ahead.

Be calm, listen to some music and forget a little about Bitcoin.

Yeah I have checked the bitcoin price now. It seems settled around 2400$ only.
This price fall due to market usage of bitcoin and no big supply on mining blocks. However, these kind of price is normal if we look at the past years. Segwit2x complete activation gonna occur soon. I hope this will recover the bitcoin price back to touch the next peak value.
I would say don't sell out the bitcoin yet, you can hold the bitcoins for some months till december to get the profit.
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June 27, 2017, 12:46:28 AM
#65
But what if it would soon reversed its track and would be $3000 again? That would be the time when those who panicked would realize their big mistake and I would hope they would learned their big lesson well so that next time they will just shrugged their shoulders when Bitcoin can have a big dip. In fact, as am writing this response, Bitcoin is fighting back slowly and the market it seems is not yet ready to have it below $2000.

The market is now slowly reacting and some are already buying Bitcoin at the current lower value in preparation for the coming soar...especially after the scaling problem is finally solved by Bitcoin developers. This is then just a temporary glitch...a little retreat so it can have the next momentum for more growth ahead.

Be calm, listen to some music and forget a little about Bitcoin.
legendary
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Dump it!!!
June 26, 2017, 10:57:02 PM
#64
I'm just curious. What if bitcoin and any other alts market fall and you invested all your money into this.
First mistake of investment! You never go all in no matter how promising a project is, diversify in different projects

Would you rather do Panic Selling? and How would you compensate all your losses?

the thing we need to understand with bitcoin is prices are in constant motion and sometimes a dip does not mean we shall not recover

So in a situation of a crash, i would hold and avoid panic selling
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