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ManBearPig

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Given my trading/ investing/ gambling history I did what I shouldn't have done: I speculated with money I shouldn't have used.

But it paid off.

I watch for the right opportunities for months, sometimes years and I was convinced this was worth getting into though I was a little slower than I would have liked!

I first bought in single digits just about! Had a small punt at $30. Then quadrupled my investment at $73. Scooped some extra coins on the way down from $266.

I got my average price down to around $38 and am taking small profits here and there.

Sometimes I guess you've got to break your own rules

cedivad

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Quote from: viboracecata on April 26, 2013, 05:56:14 AM

I see 28 people invest all of their money in, does that crazy?

If you are 21, like me... Half in, half out, BTW. I invest what I don't have to pay on taxes for my business.
And hey, it paid back!

ManBearPig

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Quote from: viboracecata on April 26, 2013, 05:56:14 AM

I see 28 people invest all of their money in, does that crazy?

Depends on how much "all" is!

You would have done well, very well or extremely bloody amazing depending on how long ago you put as little as $1,000 into Bitcoin

viboracecata

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I see 28 people invest all of their money in, does that crazy?

ruski

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Quote from: Luckybit on April 26, 2013, 05:37:37 AM

Thats not in the black, thats called being in the green.

No it's not.

Luckybit

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Quote from: mp420 on April 26, 2013, 01:48:31 AM

How much out of what?

I have originally invested in BTC a little under one percent of my gross yearly income (so, 3 days' gross income or a week's income after taxes, or a couple of weeks' disposable income).

I have some real estate and some debt, and I own a share of a small company. At the time I bought my BTC the money I put in was less than 0.5% of my net worth.

I've sold some of my BTC and I've actually withdrawn about double my original investment. In addition to that I have fiat in MtGox about thirteen times my original total investment and I still hold bitcoins with current value of 23 times my original total investment. So, I'm firmly in the black. As my initial investment was so small and it wasn't early enough, I haven't really gotten rich (yet).

Thats not in the black, thats called being in the green.

Luckybit

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Quote from: mgio on April 25, 2013, 09:25:36 PM

Threw in $5k last november, and $5k more in january. It's worth like $120k now.

How do you feel now that you know you'll be a millionaire in 5 years?

ironstove

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~20% Cryptos, ~50% stocks/bonds/mutuals, and rest fiat. I consider the 20% my 'crazy money' that I do whatever I want with Tongue

I've been slowly cashing out my stocks and mutual funds however, growth is always nice bit too much is scary. I believe the US gov is providing too much of a helping hand to the economy with QE, low interest, and other measures... We will see in the coming months....

MykelJH

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Quote from: Matthew N. Wright on April 26, 2013, 01:50:14 AM

I invested my life for the past 2 years and have only worked in bitcoin businesses, living off of and paying debts *only* with bitcoins I earned from work I have done inside of Bitcoin. I don't see that option though.

I salute you!

Matthew N. Wright

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I invested my life for the past 2 years and have only worked in bitcoin businesses, living off of and paying debts *only* with bitcoins I earned from work I have done inside of Bitcoin. I don't see that option though.

mp420

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How much out of what?

I have originally invested in BTC a little under one percent of my gross yearly income (so, 3 days' gross income or a week's income after taxes, or a couple of weeks' disposable income).

I have some real estate and some debt, and I own a share of a small company. At the time I bought my BTC the money I put in was less than 0.5% of my net worth.

I've sold some of my BTC and I've actually withdrawn about double my original investment. In addition to that I have fiat in MtGox about thirteen times my original total investment and I still hold bitcoins with current value of 23 times my original total investment. So, I'm firmly in the black. As my initial investment was so small and it wasn't early enough, I haven't really gotten rich (yet).

awakening

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Quote from: mgio on April 25, 2013, 09:25:36 PM

Threw in $5k last november, and $5k more in january. It's worth like $120k now.

That's a good investment. Grin

MykelJH

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threw in $150 up 2k now playing with that if i can ever get my money back from bitfloor :/ but going to put more money into as well. probably another 3-5K looking to acquire 200 btc to hold long term

Birdy

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I'm quite surprised by the amount of people that claim to be "all in".

Birdy

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Quote from: RationalSpeculator on April 25, 2013, 08:21:41 PM

originally or currently?

currently

mgio

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Threw in $5k last november, and $5k more in january. It's worth like $120k now.

UltimateReaper

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Quote from: relm9 on April 25, 2013, 09:21:21 PM

Quote from: UltimateReaper on April 25, 2013, 08:25:26 PM

I'M ALL IN

It's not much to begin with. Got some gains, currently stalking the market waiting to pounce. Once I have my mouse I'm going to put everything into an exchange.

Bitcoins volatility is perfect for exchanges. If I had anything in an exchange, I could have easily increased my bitcoin on days like today.

Hindsight is 20/20. That sounds like a surefire way to lose money. I would be surprised if you are able to take advantage of the constant dips throughout the day. Most people try to do this and win out sometimes but then end up losing as much as they gained. Good luck though.

I only tend to buy during obvious crashes like the recent drop to $50 and that has worked out well for me so far.

I know what you mean. My first experience with an exchange taught me to quit while I'm ahead. That's why I haven't lost anything even when I bought 1/3 of my btc during the 190s. Today was an obvious day. I'll just be patient and use common sense.

relm9

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Quote from: UltimateReaper on April 25, 2013, 08:25:26 PM

I'M ALL IN

It's not much to begin with. Got some gains, currently stalking the market waiting to pounce. Once I have my mouse I'm going to put everything into an exchange.

Bitcoins volatility is perfect for exchanges. If I had anything in an exchange, I could have easily increased my bitcoin on days like today.

Hindsight is 20/20. That sounds like a surefire way to lose money. I would be surprised if you are able to take advantage of the constant dips throughout the day. Most people try to do this and win out sometimes but then end up losing as much as they gained. Good luck though.

I only tend to buy during obvious crashes like the recent drop to $50 and that has worked out well for me so far. Only have 1-5 % invested... it's a hobby for me.

dopamine

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lets just say I have over 600 bitcoins...

GameKyuubi

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I threw in $100 in 2011 and now I'm sitting on $500, waiting to buy back in after this downtrend.

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