Price now is 768 dollars for 1 btc, and I see this as a huge drop. Spazzdla you are legendary member, and I see you are long in this business, do you really think it will rise again. I have some amount, and now I wondering to hold more or to sell and take what I can take.
I have never been in situation like this one, so any advice would be great. I`m thinking about it all day, and I regret cause I didnt sell when it was 1000. I`m a rooky in all this, and now I`m sweating and wondering what to do and to not make some big mistake.
Let me tell you the story of how I started with BTC. Similar to many peoples I am sure.
I was playing golf in 2013 and my buddy tells us we should buy bitcoin, $70 per coin. I look into it, spend some time to complicated give up. Was going to buy 10. Forget about it.
Dec 2016, I read BTC is $600... FOMO (fear of missing out) sets in and I get setup on an exchange as quick as possible, takes several days, BTC explodes during that time.. now over $1000, I am setup. I buy into bitcoin first at $1100 CAD, oh ya I did.
It starts dropping and I want to get in at mining. I buy 4 S1's when BTC was around $800, the network difficult spikes... the returns are not what I anticipated. I got my coins back but it cost hydro to do it. I still want to mine and buy the S3's as soon as they come out, probably turn a small profit even after power costs.
Buy more coins around $600 then at $400.. BTC drops to $200(The S1s are shut off). I do nothing for a bit, it holds at $200. I buy some at $200 planning to buy a larger chuck at $100 and double every bitcoin I own at $50.
Bitcoin skyrockets to $500(I buy a tad). Falls holds for some time(S3's are shut off, draw way to much power, buy USB miners to mine for fun).
Bitcoin skyrockets to $780, falls, holds for a a tad.
Bitcoin skyrockets to $1500 CANDIAN
, falls (I buy a tad), and here we are.
I have been watching a lot of BNN and it has been suggested buying lower to drop your average buy cost is a good idea. You REALLY need to look into what you are buying however. I believe BTC has a chance to rival gold as a store of value. Could also be a world reserve currency but forget about dreaming crazy big just looking at a store of value, if BTC held 50% the market cap of gold.. $250,000.00 per coin.. IMO BTC is better in gold in every way EXCEPT, for world ending situations and lets be honest who cares you're probably dead and the potential for an unknown bug or flaw in an encryption algo that doesn't get fixed. I am betting on any bug we run into gets fixed with out the failure of BTC and it seriously competes with gold as the store of value people chose in rough times.