Topic: I call myself out of this game. - page 3. (Read 4671 times)
people who invest in a crazily risky asset such as BTC without being ready to hold it for years are not very smart, and it has always been a rule that stupid people have to pay for the smarter ones. always been like this and it's not changing.
Just hold onto 50btc. 1 block. 1/420,000. Then if bitcoin lifts off, you're rich.
I have more and I will hold them for the next 20 years. Because I belive.But what will happen to the random guy that invested more than he can lose @ 20$? A lot of people will be hurted by this bubble, this is why I don't want to invest now and I call myself out.
Just hold onto 50btc. 1 block. 1/420,000. Then if bitcoin lifts off, you're rich.
It made sense for me to invest in the past when I felt alone in this tough, but now, now everyone went mad.
The beauty of bitcoin is that it continues to serve it's purpose even when all speculators are mad. So as long as the dev team is not mad, we're doing fine!
But something tells me, such topics are usually started by people who sold early and didn't get an expected correction (missed the one yesterday?). Feel bad for you. Not planning to get rich speculating bitcoins btw, that would be silly, but everybody here is just glad to see an idea that they believe in gaining solid traction. Little monetary stimulation only adds to the joy.
A market where everyone thinks that he is gonna be rich in the next few years cannot work.
It made sense for me to invest in the past when I felt alone in this tough, but now, now everyone went mad.
It made sense for me to invest in the past when I felt alone in this tough, but now, now everyone went mad.
My question is what were you looking for?
You must have been following and supporting bitcoin for some time. Now, it is getting real traction outside the crypto-community, so surely this is good? An internet-based alternative to inflated and debased fiat is finally becoming available to all. That is a worthy goal in itself.
The market is separate from this goal, and of course it will go up long-term, unless a mathematical flaw is found in SHA-256 or some such setback. If you are not interested in either then what were you looking for in bitcoin in the first place?
A market where everyone thinks that he is gonna be rich in the next few years cannot work.
It made sense for me to invest in the past when I felt alone in this tough, but now, now everyone went mad.
It made sense for me to invest in the past when I felt alone in this tough, but now, now everyone went mad.
I am curios, are you going to sell all of your coins? Maybe sell enough to cover your initial investment? Perhaps selling 50% or so as to make a little money while you are at it?
Personally I am still in the game, but not fully invested. My thinking goes, you never knows what going to happen so you never want to be totally in or totally out. Always a stake and then changing the amount at risk depending on the fear or euphoria. Thats just me... what is your game plan?
Nobody makes bets they plan on losing. They may plan for losing, but not on losing.
what's the reason anybody places any investments if anything, if not for some profit incentive?
Since 99.99% of the world population have never heard bitcoin, it's definietly far away from everyone thinks that he is gonna be rich
A market where everyone thinks that he is gonna be rich in the next few years cannot work.
It made sense for me to invest in the past when I felt alone in this tough, but now, now everyone went mad.
It made sense for me to invest in the past when I felt alone in this tough, but now, now everyone went mad.
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