Topic: If it goes to $275, are you going to keep faith or just give up save the little. - page 6. (Read 10310 times)

Keeping the faith, no doubt.  Price changes alone don't worry me about bitcoin.  What would worry me is if something was wrong with the underlying protocol or something intrinsic to the idea of bitcoin itself.  I think bitcoin is great and the more it drops the more tempted I am to buy more.  Though I admit, I am getting tired of it dropping but not enough to cause me to sell without some clear problem.

if it goes to $275 I will probably buy a little more.

if it goes $250 or lower I am definitely buying more.

I will not sell. Price dropping doesn't scare me    I'm in it for the long haul.

This might be weird to say, but I'm happy that the price of bitcoin is DOING SOMETHING, even if going down. At least it's moving! Does anyone else share this sentiment?

When there is this much bear sentiment
It makes you wonder how low it can go before we finally stop dropping its been a rough year though so tough to call

his perspective is very good.  These people, with this thoughts tend to get along

comparing bitcoin to dealing with a street thug? = good analogy

~> purrty much the only way you would get your money back is with muscle!!!!  ~ u a tuff guy ?..lols

no fool PAYCOIN/XPY !!!  ~ it's hella legit

I would just buy more and hold!

bitcoin itself is still as good as it always has been..
BUT
the crappy exchanges are not what they promised to be,

i remember in 2012-2013, mtgox btc-e and other exchanges were doing lots of trades, where most order lines were in whole bitcoins.. now just checking out btc-e the amount of bitcoin orders between $313-$317 is less than 50 bitcoins COMBINED

many people can remember the days of seeing large 'walls' of 500-5000 bitcoins. lots of people were throwing 5+ bitcoins per order. but now its small decimal amounts,

all of which is not due to faith in bitcoin, but lack of faith in third parties holding the bitcoin for you.

basically the price is not falling due to hate of bitcoin, but the fact that less people are trusting third parties as centres to gamble/day trade coins. and instead only as exit routes to get a bit of fiat to pay their small lifestyle costs.

we need to STOP using these crappy exchanges as price discovery indicators, as they are not true indicators of supply and demand. people that are truly selling for FIAT should not use these centralized crappy exchanges, but instead value it based on how much people are willing to pay in their own area/country.

there are 13.5 million coins in circulation. but at any time there are less than 200 coins being traded in any given 30 minute period. we should NEVER be basing an entire economy of 13.5 million coins based on the manipulated movements of just a couple hundred coins.

i am seriously wondering why so many have not woken up to this fact yet.

Whatever you do, don't ever sell!  You're not saving a little, you're losing alot, especially if you bought earlier this year or last.

At this point, you're pot committed, just got to ride it out, go all in, re-up, add to your position, hope these manipulators and bearwhales fold.

But don't sell at a loss...way too early for that.

If you already are fully invested in it you can't just buy buy on every couple of drops. I'm gonna hold until it goes to an even point of purchase.

It's ironic how many thread like this one are on here. Every time the price tips a bit people panic and think the sky is falling.

In the end, bitcoin will never get to $1. There are so many people on here who say they will buy so much once it gets to $1! There are so many people on here who actually value bitcoin.

Mining will always be an interesting phenomena. The nature of human greed will always push mining to be more expensive than the value of the electricity vs BTC value at any given time. How that affects the price of BTC, in my opinion, is how many BTC from mining are dumped into circulation vs how many people are buying on any given day.

Im enjoying the BTC price right now. Partly because it is throttling the hashrate, and partly because I can buy more bitcoin. There will come a time when buying a whole bitcoin will be out of the question. I'll appreciate the fact that I bought now, when that time comes.

There's as much as there is for physical cash. Give a guy on a street corner $2000 in used bills for a "Rolex" and see what comeback you've got when you inevitably find it's fake or stolen.

what the freaking flap? ROFL don't be such a fucking pussy noone wants a reversible ''consumer protected'' shitcoin when they already have paypal, grow a ballsack

learned that the hard way

i know right ?   buy buy buy then hodl for moonbases !!!

I got a lot of positive emotions from this thread. Yes, we will buy it as much as the the price goes down and down:)

noobs NEVER listen!!!!   BUY BUY BUYYYYY!!!! <-------lmfao

you're a retard!

sure it's going to incite riots in the streets and shit? Lol man >>look at who is pumping it the likes of Ben Lawsky and friends!!!  rule #1 : DON'T DRINK THE BATHSALT FLAVOURED KOOL-AID!!!!

It's great for investors who manage to buy low sell high, it's bad for investors who buy high sell low. We are in a bear trend very simple, as bear you would have been crushed in s&p. You just need to catch trends.

Also for non investors bitcoin 1.0 and 2.0 are truly revolutionary