I bought a fraction of a bitcoin when I had the money once, then I just invest some of it and I managed to double it, thanks to some tips from the pros. 
Where did you invest your bitcoins?
Topic: Did you buy bitcoin after you spend them ? - page 2. (Read 2414 times)
Where did you invest your bitcoins?
According to Chart
And Retrospect
And Retrospect
i keep spending bitcoin every month so i need to buy and i dont care about the price.
I usually try to buy back what I spend reasonably promptly
I want to avoid experiencing regret so this is a good way to avoid that
I want to avoid experiencing regret so this is a good way to avoid that
I usually buy the exact amount a few seconds before I send payment.
Did you buy bitcoin after you spend them ?
I spend them as soon as i buy them. so No.
I don't buy bitcoin after spend them
But i buy when the price is down
But i buy when the price is down
I bought a fraction of a bitcoin when I had the money once, then I just invest some of it and I managed to double it, thanks to some tips from the pros.
This is a very interesting economic theory. Generally speaking, most merchants will sell the bitcoin they receive as revenue ASAP. This creates some level of selling pressure. When people repurchase the bitcoin they have just spent they will create some level of buying pressure.
Buying a fraction of a bitcoin doesn't have the same effect as selling thousands of bitcoins at once...
No because 1000 people don't buy .1 at the same time nor from the same place. They can't move the market like a merchant that can choose when and where to dump a huge amount.
I always rebuy the BTC I spend the same day that I spend it. Not giving up my investment in Bitcoin for a few goodies
I rarely buy BTC usually invest and get lucky but most of time watch markets for some price change.
Sometimes even invest in some new coin but that is 50-50% chance for you to success but sometimes it is worth everything.
Sometimes even invest in some new coin but that is 50-50% chance for you to success but sometimes it is worth everything.
This is a very interesting economic theory. Generally speaking, most merchants will sell the bitcoin they receive as revenue ASAP. This creates some level of selling pressure. When people repurchase the bitcoin they have just spent they will create some level of buying pressure.
Buying a fraction of a bitcoin doesn't have the same effect as selling thousands of bitcoins at once...
This is a very interesting economic theory. Generally speaking, most merchants will sell the bitcoin they receive as revenue ASAP. This creates some level of selling pressure. When people repurchase the bitcoin they have just spent they will create some level of buying pressure.
Buying a fraction of a bitcoin doesn't have the same effect as selling thousands of bitcoins at once...
This is a very interesting economic theory. Generally speaking, most merchants will sell the bitcoin they receive as revenue ASAP. This creates some level of selling pressure. When people repurchase the bitcoin they have just spent they will create some level of buying pressure.
I would think that as long as merchants offer some level of discount for buying with bitcoin then this behavior would lead to increasing bitcoin prices (people would buy the fiat equivalent of the "base" purchase price, causing them to buy more bitcoin then they spent
I would think that as long as merchants offer some level of discount for buying with bitcoin then this behavior would lead to increasing bitcoin prices (people would buy the fiat equivalent of the "base" purchase price, causing them to buy more bitcoin then they spent
I usually spend bitcoin when price is high, and buy more when price is low. I use relative locations compared to the past ~20-30 days. So, I don't instantly buy back, but I end up with more than I started with overall.
I'd like to know how bitcoin holder spend and replenish their bitcoin.
thanks
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