Pffft. We've seen every doomsday scenario all over the place for years and years. But you know what, Wallstreet and the banksters always have an angle and always make money out of whatever doomsday scenario there is. They could even make the US govt. to bail them out.
As for this 'space'. It will succeed if it's good and ready. If not, then it's a bit way ahead of its time. I believe in crypto. Not just for finance, but for everything. Privacy, decentralized voting, etc.. It's the future. But my point is don't blame your losses on others and or external factors when it was you who made a decision to take on a risk without assesing the situation well.
Dude... what gives you the impression I have lost? I believe ETH, BTS, MAID, and a few others have a decent chance of succeeding in time, but I would never hodl them longer than a week or two. Why? Because like r0ach said... why support something when it's obvious the shorts are going to drive the price down again. There are always more haters, than supporters. FACT. It has nothing to do with bagholding, it's a commentary on the markets.
As far as doomsday is concerned... Since 2012, the Federal Reserve have been engaged in a pre-emptive war against financial risk, and other central banks are forced to follow suit in a self-reinforcing cycle of devaluation and a mad game of Prisoner’s Dilemma.
The prisoners’ dilemma is a classic story about how individually rational decisions can lead to a socially undesirable outcome.
Here’s the original story: There are two partners in crime who get arrested by the police. The DA visits each prisoner and says the following: "If you both stay quiet, we’ll convict each of you on a minor offense, and you’ll get a year in jail. If both of you confess, you’ll both get convicted and get 10 years in jail. If you confess and your buddy stays quiet, then you’ll go free, and he’ll go to jail for 15 years. And I’m making the very same offer to him." Imagine you’re one of the prisoners. It turns out that no matter what you think your partner’s going to do, it makes sense for you to confess. Why? Because if he’s staying quiet, you can avoid a year in jail by confessing. And if he’s confessing, you can reduce your sentence from 15 years to 10 years by confessing. So you decide to confess. Your partner, facing the same incentives, also confesses. So you both go to jail for 10 years, even though you’d both have been better off if you’d both stayed quiet.
Stop with the pejoritive responses of bagholder, and never lose what you can afford, and see what he is really talking about.