Back on topic... selling at <$80 probably hurts a great deal now.
No more than having bought a 1.1 million dollar pizza.
Bet it tasted a million dollars.
Topic: How does it feel to have sold < $80 today? (Read 4294 times)
No more than having bought a 1.1 million dollar pizza.
Bet it tasted a million dollars.
just had to bump this.
How does it feel to have sold below $80 just less a week ago?
How does it feel to have sold below $80 just less a week ago?
Back on topic... selling at <$80 probably hurts a great deal now.
No more than having bought a 1.1 million dollar pizza.
Back on topic... selling at <$80 probably hurts a great deal now.
You guys fail to understand that bitcoins ARE NOT STOCKS.
And also these are not tulips.
This is unique in the history of humankind, a digital currency with very specific properties with a very unique history.
It is definitely uncharted waters, so any experience you might have had with securities, commodities and/or forex, it is absolutely irrelevant.
And also these are not tulips.
This is unique in the history of humankind, a digital currency with very specific properties with a very unique history.
It is definitely uncharted waters, so any experience you might have had with securities, commodities and/or forex, it is absolutely irrelevant.
"This time it's different."
One thing is to ignore what bitcoins are. Another very different thing is to be lacking any reading comprehension skills.
Sell all your bitcoins to me and crawl back to your hole.
You guys fail to understand that bitcoins ARE NOT STOCKS.
And also these are not tulips.
This is unique in the history of humankind, a digital currency with very specific properties with a very unique history.
It is definitely uncharted waters, so any experience you might have had with securities, commodities and/or forex, it is absolutely irrelevant.
And also these are not tulips.
This is unique in the history of humankind, a digital currency with very specific properties with a very unique history.
It is definitely uncharted waters, so any experience you might have had with securities, commodities and/or forex, it is absolutely irrelevant.
"This time it's different."
Once again, you fail to understand that bitcoins are not securities.
In your case, your fundamental analysis failed back then, in the same way it is failing now about bitcoins.
Before you failed for being reckless, now you are failing by being too conservative.
Dude, may not be equity securities but they are for the most part traded on open market exchanges like Mt Gox and Bitcoin-central thus the law of demand and supply operate. If you are a technical chartist then you will believe that price action explains all, the background story is irrelevant. If any chartist look at the weekly btc chart then they will conclude that while the present peak cannot be predicted, what is sure to follow is a massive and brutal correction. If you have 1000 bitcoins and the price drops from $150 to $130 in a single day, you will have "lost" $20k, in your mind at least. You might to find your finger waivering on the sell button. Another drop from $130 to $120, oops that's another $10k down the drain. The foolish might stay in an keep losing but you is clever and decide to sell and make $100k profit in the bank. Deposit for a new home, you is quids in. You see, you lot are not an army but a collection of self-interested speculators who will exit at different times and at different amounts of pain. Be prepared, I is.In your case, your fundamental analysis failed back then, in the same way it is failing now about bitcoins.
Before you failed for being reckless, now you are failing by being too conservative.
sighhh...CC's are expanding/displacing GOV FIAT, to thier point of market penetration, the it will level out....and I don't care if BTC goes to ZERO, becuase another CC will arise. Pandoras box is open
Once again, you fail to understand that bitcoins are not securities.
In your case, your fundamental analysis failed back then, in the same way it is failing now about bitcoins.
Before you failed for being reckless, now you are failing by being too conservative.
Dude, may not be equity securities but they are for the most part traded on open market exchanges like Mt Gox and Bitcoin-central thus the law of demand and supply operate. If you are a technical chartist then you will believe that price action explains all, the background story is irrelevant. If any chartist look at the weekly btc chart then they will conclude that while the present peak cannot be predicted, what is sure to follow is a massive and brutal correction. If you have 1000 bitcoins and the price drops from $150 to $130 in a single day, you will have "lost" $20k, in your mind at least. You might to find your finger waivering on the sell button. Another drop from $130 to $120, oops that's another $10k down the drain. The foolish might stay in an keep losing but you is clever and decide to sell and make $100k profit in the bank. Deposit for a new home, you is quids in. You see, you lot are not an army but a collection of self-interested speculators who will exit at different times and at different amounts of pain. Be prepared, I is.In your case, your fundamental analysis failed back then, in the same way it is failing now about bitcoins.
Before you failed for being reckless, now you are failing by being too conservative.
Not if there are $10M in order book :-) (and invested what you can afford to lose, for 5 years)
Once again, you fail to understand that bitcoins are not securities.
In your case, your fundamental analysis failed back then, in the same way it is failing now about bitcoins.
Before you failed for being reckless, now you are failing by being too conservative.
Dude, may not be equity securities but they are for the most part traded on open market exchanges like Mt Gox and Bitcoin-central thus the law of demand and supply operate. If you are a technical chartist then you will believe that price action explains all, the background story is irrelevant. If any chartist look at the weekly btc chart then they will conclude that while the present peak cannot be predicted, what is sure to follow is a massive and brutal correction. If you have 1000 bitcoins and the price drops from $150 to $130 in a single day, you will have "lost" $20k, in your mind at least. You might to find your finger waivering on the sell button. Another drop from $130 to $120, oops that's another $10k down the drain. The foolish might stay in an keep losing but you is clever and decide to sell and make $100k profit in the bank. Deposit for a new home, you is quids in. You see, you lot are not an army but a collection of self-interested speculators who will exit at different times and at different amounts of pain. Be prepared, I is.In your case, your fundamental analysis failed back then, in the same way it is failing now about bitcoins.
Before you failed for being reckless, now you are failing by being too conservative.
Two things.
First, think about long term.
Second, I hate chartists. They are as useful as tasseographists.
Once again, you fail to understand that bitcoins are not securities.
In your case, your fundamental analysis failed back then, in the same way it is failing now about bitcoins.
Before you failed for being reckless, now you are failing by being too conservative.
Dude, may not be equity securities but they are for the most part traded on open market exchanges like Mt Gox and Bitcoin-central thus the law of demand and supply operate. If you are a technical chartist then you will believe that price action explains all, the background story is irrelevant. If any chartist look at the weekly btc chart then they will conclude that while the present peak cannot be predicted, what is sure to follow is a massive and brutal correction. If you have 1000 bitcoins and the price drops from $150 to $130 in a single day, you will have "lost" $20k, in your mind at least. You might to find your finger waivering on the sell button. Another drop from $130 to $120, oops that's another $10k down the drain. The foolish might stay in an keep losing but you is clever and decide to sell and make $100k profit in the bank. Deposit for a new home, you is quids in. You see, you lot are not an army but a collection of self-interested speculators who will exit at different times and at different amounts of pain. Be prepared, I is. In your case, your fundamental analysis failed back then, in the same way it is failing now about bitcoins.
Before you failed for being reckless, now you are failing by being too conservative.
You can't generalize your past experiences in it. There are certainly some questionable things, but it would be absolutely improper to be comparing it with securities. It is a currency, period, a DEFLATIONARY currency. That's a very first in history.
Gold and silver disagree.
You can't generalize your past experiences in it. There are certainly some questionable things, but it would be absolutely improper to be comparing it with securities. It is a currency, period, a DEFLATIONARY currency. That's a very first in history.
Gold and silver disagree.
You can't say how it should behave, there wasn't one before ever. It was (technologically) impossible to have one before. It is the first currency with a fixed suppply, impossible to be counterfeited.
Impossible, unless someone controls 51% of the network hashing capacity. DeepBit sometimes came close in bitcoin's short history. Spending my created coins while denying you the use of your legitimate coins is counterfeiting.
You guys still don't get it, do you? Bitcoins have both and none of the qualities of being commodities and money.
The most proper comparison would be that it is the return of commodity money, but it is really not that either. As a commodity, it is absolutely useless... and intangible.
And yes, it is truly unique and it is the very first in the history of humankind. If you guys don't really understand the nature of bitcoins, you should forget about this project and go back to your normal daily lives.
The worst thing you can do is to invest or adopting something you don't truly understand.
PD: The 51% attack is already impracticable, and as soon as the ASICS get deployed widely, it will be almost an impossible task.
And if someone succeeds at it, it will not be for counterfeiting, it will be the death sentence of the whole currency because it would be a direct hit to its credibility.
Right now considering the monstrous amount of resources necessary to currently perform a 51% attack, it will not be to get rich quick, it will be done with only one thing in mind: to destroy bitcoins for once and for all.
And that type of weakness is also a first in history.
You guys fail to understand that bitcoins ARE NOT STOCKS.
And also these are not tulips.
This is unique in the history of humankind, a digital currency with very specific properties with a very unique history.
It is definitely uncharted waters, so any experience you might have had with securities, commodities and/or forex, it is absolutely irrelevant.
Lel you stock market types don't even realize you never "made" money of the stock marker, you just swapped around FIAT that central banks made through FRB and CRR's
BTC is replacing the Central banks which and you will be trading for BTC FIAT.
You really really don't get what Central Banks / Govs have been doing, that is they make the TRILLIONS backed by TAX, companies get the scraps.
BTC et.al are taking this away.
BTC will go to at least 100K per coin, and LTC probably similar if not higher.
You guys fail to understand that bitcoins ARE NOT STOCKS.
And also these are not tulips.
This is unique in the history of humankind, a digital currency with very specific properties with a very unique history.
It is definitely uncharted waters, so any experience you might have had with securities, commodities and/or forex, it is absolutely irrelevant.
Lel you stock market types don't even realize you never "made" money of the stock marker, you just swapped around FIAT that central banks made through FRB and CRR's
BTC is replacing the Central banks which and you will be trading for BTC FIAT.
You really really don't get what Central Banks / Govs have been doing, that is they make the TRILLIONS backed by TAX, companies get the scraps.
BTC et.al are taking this away.
BTC will go to at least 100K per coin, and LTC probably similar if not higher.
I can't believe people are selling at $103. 
If I had a pile of coins, I'd be selling at least some of them right now. There are a few things around the house that have been nagging to get done.... 
I can't believe people are selling at $103.
God is great, beer is good and people are crazy! 
I can't believe people are selling at $103.
You guys fail to understand that bitcoins ARE NOT STOCKS.
And also these are not tulips.
This is unique in the history of humankind, a digital currency with very specific properties with a very unique history.
It is definitely uncharted waters, so any experience you might have had with securities, commodities and/or forex, it is absolutely irrelevant.
Let me give you one more example. The number of cell phones has certainly increased exponentially. So according to your logic one day everyone will throw their cell phones away and go back to landlines. Really? I don't think so. And Bitcoins are not like stocks, they are like cellphones, in the end everyone wants to own at least one.
You can't generalize your past experiences in it. There are certainly some questionable things, but it would be absolutely improper to be comparing it with securities. It is a currency, period, a DEFLATIONARY currency. That's a very first in history.
Gold and silver disagree.
You can't say how it should behave, there wasn't one before ever. It was (technologically) impossible to have one before. It is the first currency with a fixed suppply, impossible to be counterfeited.
Impossible, unless someone controls 51% of the network hashing capacity. DeepBit sometimes came close in bitcoin's short history. Spending my created coins while denying you the use of your legitimate coins is counterfeiting.
You guys fail to understand that bitcoins ARE NOT STOCKS.
And also these are not tulips.
This is unique in the history of humankind, a digital currency with very specific properties with a very unique history.
It is definitely uncharted waters, so any experience you might have had with securities, commodities and/or forex, it is absolutely irrelevant.
Once again, you fail to understand that bitcoins are not securities.
In your case, your fundamental analysis failed back then, in the same way it is failing now about bitcoins.
Before you failed for being reckless, now you are failing by being too conservative.
Human reactions are like a pendulum, they swing to opposites all the time.
Just like when a blonde breaks your heart, and then you hate ALL blondes.
Bitcoins are a way different animal.
You can't generalize your past experiences in it. There are certainly some questionable things, but it would be absolutely improper to be comparing it with securities. It is a currency, period, a DEFLATIONARY currency. That's a very first in history. You can't say how it should behave, there wasn't one before ever. It was (technologically) impossible to have one before. It is the first currency with a fixed suppply, impossible to be counterfeited.
The bitcoins are highly experimental, not only technologically but also economically.
So I repeat, you can't say how it should normally behave. We are setting up the norm right now, we are currently the baseline for future digital currencies.
That said, selling your house in exchange for an experimental currency is just plain suicidal. If more nutjobs are getting on board with such a retarded mentality, yes, probably a bubble will be formed and it will eventually pop. But when it happens there is no company going bankrupt here, there is no shop closing down. There are gonna be still exist payment processors, and more and more companies are adopting it, even OKCupid is considering adopting it. Even if it "crashes", it will raise again to 100 in no time.
Paul Krugman:
http://web.archive.org/web/19980610100009/www.redherring.com/mag/issue55/economics.html
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The growth of the Internet will slow drastically, as the flaw in "Metcalfe's law"--which states that the number of potential connections in a network is proportional to the square of the number of participants--becomes apparent: most people have nothing to say to each other! By 2005 or so, it will become clear that the Internet's impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax machine's.
http://web.archive.org/web/19980610100009/www.redherring.com/mag/issue55/economics.html
nice! when did he write that? i don't see a date.
June 1998 I think.
You guys fail to understand that bitcoins ARE NOT STOCKS.
And also these are not tulips.
This is unique in the history of humankind, a digital currency with very specific properties with a very unique history.
It is definitely uncharted waters, so any experience you might have had with securities, commodities and/or forex, it is absolutely irrelevant.
Sorry, but that sounds like you just made a shitty investment. Propriety PKI software is a very small market. Open source software can meet most users needs.
When the tech bubble popped, a large portion of the US population was using the internet on a daily basis. What portion are using Bitcoin at this time?
Paul Krugman:
http://web.archive.org/web/19980610100009/www.redherring.com/mag/issue55/economics.html
Quote
The growth of the Internet will slow drastically, as the flaw in "Metcalfe's law"--which states that the number of potential connections in a network is proportional to the square of the number of participants--becomes apparent: most people have nothing to say to each other! By 2005 or so, it will become clear that the Internet's impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax machine's.
http://web.archive.org/web/19980610100009/www.redherring.com/mag/issue55/economics.html
nice! when did he write that? i don't see a date.
You guys fail to understand that bitcoins ARE NOT STOCKS.
And also these are not tulips.
This is unique in the history of humankind, a digital currency with very specific properties with a very unique history.
It is definitely uncharted waters, so any experience you might have had with securities, commodities and/or forex, it is absolutely irrelevant.
"There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home."
- Ken Olson, president, chairman and founder of DEC
Guess he never found porn.... - Ken Olson, president, chairman and founder of DEC
Paul Krugman:
http://web.archive.org/web/19980610100009/www.redherring.com/mag/issue55/economics.html
Quote
The growth of the Internet will slow drastically, as the flaw in "Metcalfe's law"--which states that the number of potential connections in a network is proportional to the square of the number of participants--becomes apparent: most people have nothing to say to each other! By 2005 or so, it will become clear that the Internet's impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax machine's.
http://web.archive.org/web/19980610100009/www.redherring.com/mag/issue55/economics.html
"There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home."
- Ken Olson, president, chairman and founder of DEC
- Ken Olson, president, chairman and founder of DEC
I sold all my bitcoins except 1 BTC which I am keeping for posterity in an online wallet. The reason I sold was because the price chart has gone exponential if looked at on a weekly or monthly basis. I having 20 years of trading experience on and off. I was trading in the tech stock bubble in the late 90's and even back then there were message forums like The Motley Fool which I was participating in. There were a few "investments" that got me burned, lessons which were worth 10 times the price I paid back then. Pay heed, if after surveying all the price data and the attitude of other market participants, if it looks like a bubble then swallow your emotions, it very most likely is a bubble. Don't get me wrong, I believe BTC will have a long term future, it's just that before then, and very soon, a massive price correction is going to happen and I will be in again.
I stick my neck out, BTC has just broken $100, I believe the price will drop rapidly to $50 by the end of April and will hit $25 some time in May at which point I will be buying again.
Good luck to everybody.
I stick my neck out, BTC has just broken $100, I believe the price will drop rapidly to $50 by the end of April and will hit $25 some time in May at which point I will be buying again.
Good luck to everybody.
This. Still a little more optimistic than I am, but generally, I agree.
And also these are not tulips.
This is unique in the history of humankind, a digital currency with very specific properties with a very unique history.
It is definitely uncharted waters, so any experience you might have had with securities, commodities and/or forex, it is absolutely irrelevant.
Have a look at the number of computers.
Famous quote:
"'I think there is a world market for about five computers' —Thomas J. Watson
All those bears would say that the exponential raise of computers is a bubble. I am sure proudhon would even say that the actual number of computer will fall to single digits soon...
I sold all my bitcoins except 1 BTC which I am keeping for posterity in an online wallet. The reason I sold was because the price chart has gone exponential if looked at on a weekly or monthly basis. I having 20 years of trading experience on and off. I was trading in the tech stock bubble in the late 90's and even back then there were message forums like The Motley Fool which I was participating in. There were a few "investments" that got me burned, lessons which were worth 10 times the price I paid back then. Pay heed, if after surveying all the price data and the attitude of other market participants, if it looks like a bubble then swallow your emotions, it very most likely is a bubble. Don't get me wrong, I believe BTC will have a long term future, it's just that before then, and very soon, a massive price correction is going to happen and I will be in again.
I stick my neck out, BTC has just broken $100, I believe the price will drop rapidly to $50 by the end of April and will hit $25 some time in May at which point I will be buying again.
Good luck to everybody.
I stick my neck out, BTC has just broken $100, I believe the price will drop rapidly to $50 by the end of April and will hit $25 some time in May at which point I will be buying again.
Good luck to everybody.
This. Still a little more optimistic than I am, but generally, I agree.
And also these are not tulips.
This is unique in the history of humankind, a digital currency with very specific properties with a very unique history.
It is definitely uncharted waters, so any experience you might have had with securities, commodities and/or forex, it is absolutely irrelevant.
I sold all my bitcoins except 1 BTC which I am keeping for posterity in an online wallet. The reason I sold was because the price chart has gone exponential if looked at on a weekly or monthly basis. I having 20 years of trading experience on and off. I was trading in the tech stock bubble in the late 90's and even back then there were message forums like The Motley Fool which I was participating in. There were a few "investments" that got me burned, lessons which were worth 10 times the price I paid back then. Pay heed, if after surveying all the price data and the attitude of other market participants, if it looks like a bubble then swallow your emotions, it very most likely is a bubble. Don't get me wrong, I believe BTC will have a long term future, it's just that before then, and very soon, a massive price correction is going to happen and I will be in again.
I stick my neck out, BTC has just broken $100, I believe the price will drop rapidly to $50 by the end of April and will hit $25 some time in May at which point I will be buying again.
Good luck to everybody.
I stick my neck out, BTC has just broken $100, I believe the price will drop rapidly to $50 by the end of April and will hit $25 some time in May at which point I will be buying again.
Good luck to everybody.
This. Still a little more optimistic than I am, but generally, I agree.
And also these are not tulips.
This is unique in the history of humankind, a digital currency with very specific properties with a very unique history.
It is definitely uncharted waters, so any experience you might have had with securities, commodities and/or forex, it is absolutely irrelevant.
I sold all my bitcoins except 1 BTC which I am keeping for posterity in an online wallet. The reason I sold was because the price chart has gone exponential if looked at on a weekly or monthly basis. I having 20 years of trading experience on and off. I was trading in the tech stock bubble in the late 90's and even back then there were message forums like The Motley Fool which I was participating in. There were a few "investments" that got me burned, lessons which were worth 10 times the price I paid back then. Pay heed, if after surveying all the price data and the attitude of other market participants, if it looks like a bubble then swallow your emotions, it very most likely is a bubble. Don't get me wrong, I believe BTC will have a long term future, it's just that before then, and very soon, a massive price correction is going to happen and I will be in again.
I stick my neck out, BTC has just broken $100, I believe the price will drop rapidly to $50 by the end of April and will hit $25 some time in May at which point I will be buying again.
Good luck to everybody.
I stick my neck out, BTC has just broken $100, I believe the price will drop rapidly to $50 by the end of April and will hit $25 some time in May at which point I will be buying again.
Good luck to everybody.
This. Still a little more optimistic than I am, but generally, I agree.
I stick my neck out, BTC has just broken $100, I believe the price will drop rapidly to $50 by the end of April and will hit $25 some time in May at which point I will be buying again.
Good luck to everybody.
Good luck to everybody.
Why 100? Whats so special about it? Why not 30pi? Its more logical.
There are a lot of reasons why this is not the tech bubble.
What we are seeing here is the adoption curve of a new technology. It will hit saturation eventually, and stabilize, but until then, more people are going to find out about Bitcoin every day, and many of them are going to want in. As long as that's happening, expect the price to rise.
What we are seeing here is the adoption curve of a new technology. It will hit saturation eventually, and stabilize, but until then, more people are going to find out about Bitcoin every day, and many of them are going to want in. As long as that's happening, expect the price to rise.
I sold all my bitcoins except 1 BTC which I am keeping for posterity in an online wallet. The reason I sold was because the price chart has gone exponential if looked at on a weekly or monthly basis. I having 20 years of trading experience on and off. I was trading in the tech stock bubble in the late 90's and even back then there were message forums like The Motley Fool which I was participating in. There were a few "investments" that got me burned, lessons which were worth 10 times the price I paid back then. Pay heed, if after surveying all the price data and the attitude of other market participants, if it looks like a bubble then swallow your emotions, it very most likely is a bubble. Don't get me wrong, I believe BTC will have a long term future, it's just that before then, and very soon, a massive price correction is going to happen and I will be in again.
I stick my neck out, BTC has just broken $100, I believe the price will drop rapidly to $50 by the end of April and will hit $25 some time in May at which point I will be buying again.
Good luck to everybody.
Doubt that it will be sub $50. I stick my neck out, BTC has just broken $100, I believe the price will drop rapidly to $50 by the end of April and will hit $25 some time in May at which point I will be buying again.
Good luck to everybody.
I sold all my bitcoins except 1 BTC which I am keeping for posterity in an online wallet. The reason I sold was because the price chart has gone exponential if looked at on a weekly or monthly basis. I having 20 years of trading experience on and off. I was trading in the tech stock bubble in the late 90's and even back then there were message forums like The Motley Fool which I was participating in. There were a few "investments" that got me burned, lessons which were worth 10 times the price I paid back then. Pay heed, if after surveying all the price data and the attitude of other market participants, if it looks like a bubble then swallow your emotions, it very most likely is a bubble. Don't get me wrong, I believe BTC will have a long term future, it's just that before then, and very soon, a massive price correction is going to happen and I will be in again.
I stick my neck out, BTC has just broken $100, I believe the price will drop rapidly to $50 by the end of April and will hit $25 some time in May at which point I will be buying again.
Good luck to everybody.
I stick my neck out, BTC has just broken $100, I believe the price will drop rapidly to $50 by the end of April and will hit $25 some time in May at which point I will be buying again.
Good luck to everybody.
I will bump this thread when we cross 100.
As promised!
I will bump this thread when we cross 100.
Which time?
Both up, and down.
LOL gotta bring it up again....does it feel good selling < $80 just yesterday?
I don't know! I never sell!
I don't know! I only buy!
I don't know, I go leveraged long on these dips, then buy bitcoins with my extra fiats.
I love these dips. Shakes the weak hands and strengthens Bitcoin overall.
I will bump this thread when we cross 100.
Which time?
Haha I wish I could buy more , stupid Dwolla holding my tranfer
I wish I could buy more , stupid Dwolla holding my tranfer I don't know! I never sell!
I don't know! I only buy!
I don't know! I never sell!
I admit I have a weak hand , sold some at 88 and some at 85 but I was lucky and bought all my coin back in at 77 and some at 84 , so I guess I was lucky. Boy this afternoon was so stressfull and I was scare
Nice catch.
I admit I have a weak hand , sold some at 88 and some at 85 but I was lucky and bought all my coin back in at 77 and some at 84 , so I guess I was lucky. Boy this afternoon was so stressfull and I was scare
I figured since we are touching $92 already...that I would bump this thread.
Bears, you getting ready to sell low again? Please sell lower than $80.... we need more cheap coins.
Bears, you getting ready to sell low again? Please sell lower than $80.... we need more cheap coins.
Goddammit, smoothie. Thanks for rubbing it in.
All those weak hands out there, and nothing but weak exchanges as far as the eye can see.
Christ, what I wouldn't give for someplace to buy coin that has liquidity plus stability.
WTF man? Seriously, WTF?
All those weak hands out there, and nothing but weak exchanges as far as the eye can see.
Christ, what I wouldn't give for someplace to buy coin that has liquidity plus stability.
WTF man? Seriously, WTF?
"Hoooooooold, for the longest time."
Of course hold.
But that doesn't mean I don't want to buy more.
Goddammit, smoothie. Thanks for rubbing it in.
All those weak hands out there, and nothing but weak exchanges as far as the eye can see.
Christ, what I wouldn't give for someplace to buy coin that has liquidity plus stability.
WTF man? Seriously, WTF?
All those weak hands out there, and nothing but weak exchanges as far as the eye can see.
Christ, what I wouldn't give for someplace to buy coin that has liquidity plus stability.
WTF man? Seriously, WTF?
"Hoooooooold, for the longest time."
over and over and over and over again. when will ppl learn?
PEOPLE WILL NEVER LEARN!!!Otherwise, these kind of things wouldn't happen and that's why we love newbies!
I will bump this thread when we cross 100.
kool see you in 2 years then
That's being pretty optimistic.
lol, maybe people will take you off ignore smoothie so as to enjoy the good bear-trollin times!
Goddammit, smoothie. Thanks for rubbing it in.
All those weak hands out there, and nothing but weak exchanges as far as the eye can see.
Christ, what I wouldn't give for someplace to buy coin that has liquidity plus stability.
WTF man? Seriously, WTF?
All those weak hands out there, and nothing but weak exchanges as far as the eye can see.
Christ, what I wouldn't give for someplace to buy coin that has liquidity plus stability.
WTF man? Seriously, WTF?
Smoothie is my new hero!!!
I will bump this thread when we cross 100.
kool see you in 2 years then
Aww guys look at the cute cuddly little bear ^^
I will bump this thread when we cross 100.
kool see you in 2 years then
Welcome to economics 101. Class is in session.
over and over and over and over again. when will ppl learn?
I learned never trust the auto market order sell button at Gox back when BTC hit $50 then took a dive and I my put my sell order in at $46 and it wasn't executed till $34 lol I bought into this dip at 78 
over and over and over and over again. when will ppl learn?
Maybe they feel they have too many coins ...
Charitable bears lol....spread the wealth.
over and over and over and over again. when will ppl learn?
Maybe they feel they have too many coins ...
over and over and over and over again. when will ppl learn?
when they have < 10% of their original holdings of bitcoins...is my guess
over and over and over and over again. when will ppl learn?
its the modern soap opera!
$95 to $76 to $90 in 40 mins!
$95 to $76 to $90 in 40 mins!
I will bump this thread when we cross 100.
Let's keep up the pattern....weak hands letting go of their bitcoins.
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