Topic: By what percentage did your assets go down to during January? (Read 184 times)
always invest only you amount, which is not a pity to lose, because investing is a risky activity
At the beginning of my investment experience, I was very afraid to start very much afraid to lose everything, but I found a person who taught me everything. I am very grateful to him.
Although the first two months were good for buying coins, especially January, I tried to refrain from any transactions, and I am still waiting for the prices that are right for me.
always invest only you amount, which is not a pity to lose, because investing is a risky activity
February 21, 2018, 03:35:40 AM
By what percentage did your assets go down to during January?
P/S: this is not a contest you want to win
P/S: this is not a contest you want to win
My assets fell by 50 percent in January. That's the biggest loss I've ever experienced.
The volatility scares me. I haven't sold it. I'm down 30 percent now, and I'm growing.
February 21, 2018, 03:30:35 AM
The month of January is such a big disaster for me, I got quite a big loss, almost 60% I lost my assets, hopefully this is the last loss I got. I will make this as my experience investing in crypto, hopefully in the next few months I can benefit.
February 21, 2018, 03:21:28 AM
By what percentage did your assets go down to during January?
P/S: this is not a contest you want to win
I had invested in only bitcoins and I saw about 185 growth in last 30 days. I am going to invest some more money in bitcoin cash. P/S: this is not a contest you want to win
February 21, 2018, 03:18:59 AM
By what percentage did your assets go down to during January?
P/S: this is not a contest you want to win
My whole portfolio went down as much as 50%, and it made me smile quite a bit. Why? Simply because it allowed me to buy more alts and cut my loses and have a cost averaging. Net, I ended up with a bug full of the altcoins that I have for a lower price. Just keep on HODLING during red days. That is the key. P/S: this is not a contest you want to win
February 19, 2018, 07:35:13 AM
Because of the rate, many people's capitalisation became much less, more than by 50 percent. But not everyone is in a hurry to sell their coins, many still hold onto them.
February 08, 2018, 05:41:08 AM
Yes this is a completely new era! And even very comfortable. Many now live comfortably thanks to her
February 08, 2018, 12:51:01 AM
I did not see much difference. I'm sitting on the tidings. always get a decent enough profit. But it happens where there is less, but where there is more
February 06, 2018, 03:45:11 PM
I was up 400%...yesterday I was at about 130 .
Right now +183
Right now +183
February 06, 2018, 03:40:57 PM
It went down by 90% I stopped holding and moved my bitcoins to my local exchange to trade them for fiat so I don't have to worry about the price anymore because it makes me anxious. I still have some dusts left though just in case I need it for the fees and other stuff.
I lost probably 70% but if crypto survives we will all make it back plus some. I hope a big run is in our near future
It will survive who told you crypto won't survive? February 06, 2018, 02:42:37 PM
I lost probably 70% but if crypto survives we will all make it back plus some. I hope a big run is in our near future
February 06, 2018, 02:37:50 PM
Down? the amount of coins that I have went up, I've long given up on checking how much profit in USD I've made.
The amount of Bitcoin and other altcoins that I have in my posession is all what counts for me.
I'm pretty glad that we're seeing these prices again, had been hoping to buy some coins for less than 10k
The amount of Bitcoin and other altcoins that I have in my posession is all what counts for me.
I'm pretty glad that we're seeing these prices again, had been hoping to buy some coins for less than 10k
February 06, 2018, 02:18:06 PM
Well, I have more Bitcoins now, than before the dump, so my Bitcoin asset went actually up. Since I don't care very much about the price in FIAT, the pumps and dumps are not relevant for me.
February 06, 2018, 02:12:58 PM
it went up.. cause i acquired more bitcoins..
if you measure your assets in fiat currency, dont !
if you measure your assets in fiat currency, dont !
February 06, 2018, 02:11:13 PM
If the bitcoin price drop is calculated on a percentage basis then maybe the assets I have decreased about 10% because I bought bitcoin at that time not much different than the current price so maybe if I panic and sell bitcoin now then the loss is not too significant. However, I enjoy this process and I am still convinced the bitcoin price will recover quickly after some of the problems that bitcoin currently encounters ends. The effect of this decline is that digital assets are in decline but this decline is very good for bitcoin in the future because all of the assets used to invest will definitely be corrected.
February 06, 2018, 01:31:59 PM
Currently sitting at a 59% loss from ATHs. I could have been a little more aggressive with my trades 2 weeks ago and sold more, saving my self some pain, but tough decision.
More than 100%, anymore I don't calculate my losses, the only thing I can do is now waiting. I need to shut down this computer, it is really risky investment 
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