$700 a seat is a lot. I couldn't see myself spending
that much on pretty much anything even though
I could "afford" it.
Topic: Should I sell 2 BTC to take hubby to the Kings Stanley Cup game for anniversary? - page 2. (Read 1580 times)
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June 13, 2014, 06:40:20 PM
June 13, 2014, 06:32:30 PM
No. HODL!
June 13, 2014, 06:30:32 PM
That's a hard one.
Living life is important. You may be dead when bitcoin hits $10,000, or it might just dump to nothing.
The probable huge increase in bitcoin value is hard to ignore also. It may afford you many amazing events in the future, but of course the future is uncertain.
I guess I'm saying I don't think there is a wrong decision if the game is as important to your husband as you say it is, though I'm sure he'll enjoy money later too.
Living life is important. You may be dead when bitcoin hits $10,000, or it might just dump to nothing.
The probable huge increase in bitcoin value is hard to ignore also. It may afford you many amazing events in the future, but of course the future is uncertain.
I guess I'm saying I don't think there is a wrong decision if the game is as important to your husband as you say it is, though I'm sure he'll enjoy money later too.
Although I like hockey, I am not as big of a fan as my husband. I just really want this for him because I know how much he loves the Kings. We are talking about it. I wouldn't want to surprise him or anything. It is too expensive of a purchase to buy without discussing. He is on the fence about it too because we know that there is value in holding coins for as long as possible. We are not really traders either so we haven't been able to "make more" coins on the peaks like some people on here manage to do. Of course, some manage to lose coins too.
If the price gets below the price of 1BTC we are probably buying. Hopefully some people start dumping tickets pretty soon here.
Go to the hockey game! Spending money on special occasions is definitely worth it. Don't think the prices of BTC are going anywhere significant over the next few days anyways, so you can probably just buy back the BTC if you need to...
June 13, 2014, 05:46:05 PM
I'm not a sports fan but...you can replace the bitcoin.
Keep the husband happy and take him to the Kings game!
Of all the things that can be taken away ...good memories last forever.
Keep the husband happy and take him to the Kings game!
Of all the things that can be taken away ...good memories last forever.
June 13, 2014, 04:28:46 PM
Hold onto that 2 BTC for 3-5 years and you'll be able to buy your husband a stadium.
And this is why I am a bitcoin addict!
June 13, 2014, 04:28:00 PM
That's a hard one.
Living life is important. You may be dead when bitcoin hits $10,000, or it might just dump to nothing.
The probable huge increase in bitcoin value is hard to ignore also. It may afford you many amazing events in the future, but of course the future is uncertain.
I guess I'm saying I don't think there is a wrong decision if the game is as important to your husband as you say it is, though I'm sure he'll enjoy money later too.
Living life is important. You may be dead when bitcoin hits $10,000, or it might just dump to nothing.
The probable huge increase in bitcoin value is hard to ignore also. It may afford you many amazing events in the future, but of course the future is uncertain.
I guess I'm saying I don't think there is a wrong decision if the game is as important to your husband as you say it is, though I'm sure he'll enjoy money later too.
Although I like hockey, I am not as big of a fan as my husband. I just really want this for him because I know how much he loves the Kings. We are talking about it. I wouldn't want to surprise him or anything. It is too expensive of a purchase to buy without discussing. He is on the fence about it too because we know that there is value in holding coins for as long as possible. We are not really traders either so we haven't been able to "make more" coins on the peaks like some people on here manage to do. Of course, some manage to lose coins too.
If the price gets below the price of 1BTC we are probably buying. Hopefully some people start dumping tickets pretty soon here.
June 13, 2014, 04:27:11 PM
Hold onto that 2 BTC for 3-5 years and you'll be able to buy your husband a stadium.
June 13, 2014, 04:26:29 PM
kinda hard to give a suggestion when we don't know what your financial situation is.. as in how much income do you make, and how many bitcoins you have.. and i'm sure you don't want to disclose that.
Pretty much average middle class working family here. No real savings at this point because we are "fully" invested in BTC. A bit risky but so far it has been a risk we believe is worth taking. We are not huge holders by any means so selling any is hard to do compared to some earlier adopters on here for sure.
But the Stanley Cup is a bit elusive. Decisions, decisions.
You shouldn't "fully" invest in anything.
NOTHING is guaranteed and that includes BTC.
My opinion is that you should do what your heart tells you is the right thing to do and not ask strangers on a forum about opinions, and that includes mine as well.
yeah, that's kinda crazy. i hope the both of you are prepared for a worst case scenario (bitcoin collapsing).
Well, with "fully" I basically mean all of our savings, but not our retirement accounts. We haven't mortgaged the house or anything. Although it is tempting.
Bitcoin is so liquid it is great to use as a savings account. We can access the funds within a few days if needed so all of our extra cash, which isn't much but has grown at an amazing rate thanks to the past bubble, is in BTC.Of course we have considered the worst case scenarios. It just hard not to invest as much as we can afford to lose with BTC. And it makes it hard to pull out any of that for purchases that seem "frivolous" like hockey games at these prices.
might as well go to the game then. it's not every year that your favorite team makes it to the stanley cup. just tell him he can't ask for sex for 2 months if you do this for him
Or even better, sex for 2 months straight after this
June 13, 2014, 04:24:32 PM
kinda hard to give a suggestion when we don't know what your financial situation is.. as in how much income do you make, and how many bitcoins you have.. and i'm sure you don't want to disclose that.
Pretty much average middle class working family here. No real savings at this point because we are "fully" invested in BTC. A bit risky but so far it has been a risk we believe is worth taking. We are not huge holders by any means so selling any is hard to do compared to some earlier adopters on here for sure.
But the Stanley Cup is a bit elusive. Decisions, decisions.
You shouldn't "fully" invest in anything.
NOTHING is guaranteed and that includes BTC.
My opinion is that you should do what your heart tells you is the right thing to do and not ask strangers on a forum about opinions, and that includes mine as well.
yeah, that's kinda crazy. i hope the both of you are prepared for a worst case scenario (bitcoin collapsing).
Well, with "fully" I basically mean all of our savings, but not our retirement accounts. We haven't mortgaged the house or anything. Although it is tempting.
Bitcoin is so liquid it is great to use as a savings account. We can access the funds within a few days if needed so all of our extra cash, which isn't much but has grown at an amazing rate thanks to the past bubble, is in BTC.Of course we have considered the worst case scenarios. It just hard not to invest as much as we can afford to lose with BTC. And it makes it hard to pull out any of that for purchases that seem "frivolous" like hockey games at these prices.
might as well go to the game then. it's not every year that your favorite team makes it to the stanley cup. just tell him he can't ask for sex for 2 months if you do this for him
June 13, 2014, 04:21:03 PM
That's a hard one.
Living life is important. You may be dead when bitcoin hits $10,000, or it might just dump to nothing.
The probable huge increase in bitcoin value is hard to ignore also. It may afford you many amazing events in the future, but of course the future is uncertain.
I guess I'm saying I don't think there is a wrong decision if the game is as important to your husband as you say it is, though I'm sure he'll enjoy money later too.
Living life is important. You may be dead when bitcoin hits $10,000, or it might just dump to nothing.
The probable huge increase in bitcoin value is hard to ignore also. It may afford you many amazing events in the future, but of course the future is uncertain.
I guess I'm saying I don't think there is a wrong decision if the game is as important to your husband as you say it is, though I'm sure he'll enjoy money later too.
June 13, 2014, 04:20:06 PM
kinda hard to give a suggestion when we don't know what your financial situation is.. as in how much income do you make, and how many bitcoins you have.. and i'm sure you don't want to disclose that.
Pretty much average middle class working family here. No real savings at this point because we are "fully" invested in BTC. A bit risky but so far it has been a risk we believe is worth taking. We are not huge holders by any means so selling any is hard to do compared to some earlier adopters on here for sure.
But the Stanley Cup is a bit elusive. Decisions, decisions.
You shouldn't "fully" invest in anything.
NOTHING is guaranteed and that includes BTC.
My opinion is that you should do what your heart tells you is the right thing to do and not ask strangers on a forum about opinions, and that includes mine as well.
yeah, that's kinda crazy. i hope the both of you are prepared for a worst case scenario (bitcoin collapsing).
Well, with "fully" I basically mean all of our savings, but not our retirement accounts. We haven't taken an extra mortgage on the house or anything. Although it is tempting.
Bitcoin is so liquid it is great to use as a savings account. We can access the funds within a few days if needed so all of our extra cash, which isn't much but has grown at an amazing rate thanks to the past bubble, is in BTC.Of course we have considered the worst case scenarios. It just hard not to invest as much as we can afford to lose with BTC. And it makes it hard to pull out any of that for purchases that seem "frivolous" like hockey games at these prices.
June 13, 2014, 04:16:32 PM
kinda hard to give a suggestion when we don't know what your financial situation is.. as in how much income do you make, and how many bitcoins you have.. and i'm sure you don't want to disclose that.
Pretty much average middle class working family here. No real savings at this point because we are "fully" invested in BTC. A bit risky but so far it has been a risk we believe is worth taking. We are not huge holders by any means so selling any is hard to do compared to some earlier adopters on here for sure.
But the Stanley Cup is a bit elusive. Decisions, decisions.
You shouldn't "fully" invest in anything.
NOTHING is guaranteed and that includes BTC.
My opinion is that you should do what your heart tells you is the right thing to do and not ask strangers on a forum about opinions, and that includes mine as well.
yeah, that's kinda crazy. i hope the both of you are prepared for a worst case scenario (bitcoin collapsing).
June 13, 2014, 04:15:31 PM
kinda hard to give a suggestion when we don't know what your financial situation is.. as in how much income do you make, and how many bitcoins you have.. and i'm sure you don't want to disclose that.
Pretty much average middle class working family here. No real savings at this point because we are "fully" invested in BTC. A bit risky but so far it has been a risk we believe is worth taking. We are not huge holders by any means so selling any is hard to do compared to some earlier adopters on here for sure.
But the Stanley Cup is a bit elusive. Decisions, decisions.
You shouldn't "fully" invest in anything.
NOTHING is guaranteed and that includes BTC.
My opinion is that you should do what your heart tells you is the right thing to do and not ask strangers on a forum about opinions, and that includes mine as well.
June 13, 2014, 04:09:13 PM
kinda hard to give a suggestion when we don't know what your financial situation is.. as in how much income do you make, and how many bitcoins you have.. and i'm sure you don't want to disclose that.
Pretty much average middle class working family here. No real savings at this point because we are "fully" invested in BTC. A bit risky but so far it has been a risk we believe is worth taking. We are not huge holders by any means so selling any is hard to do compared to some earlier adopters on here for sure.
But the Stanley Cup is a bit elusive. Decisions, decisions.
June 13, 2014, 04:04:56 PM
kinda hard to give a suggestion when we don't know what your financial situation is.. as in how much income do you make, and how many bitcoins you have.. and i'm sure you don't want to disclose that. if $700 isn't going to leave such a huge dent in your pocket, then why not? it might be a once in a lifetime thing.. you never know when the kings will be in the stanley cup finals again.
June 13, 2014, 04:03:21 PM
It is our anniversary today. BitchicksHusband LOVES the LA KINGS! We tried to go to the game two years ago. We got scammed by someone on Craigslist and were sold bad tickets. We went ahead and purchased more tickets at a higher price then the Kings lost that game and we could not afford to go to game 7 when they actually won the cup. It was an overall pretty depressing experience.
So here we are two years later. We would have to sell at least 2 coins to go because the cheapest seats are over $700 right now.
What do you think? I know coins are not "everything." I just wish we were at the peak of another bubble. This decision would be much easier then. This forum is full of mostly men so perhaps the opinions will be biased though.
So here we are two years later. We would have to sell at least 2 coins to go because the cheapest seats are over $700 right now.
What do you think? I know coins are not "everything." I just wish we were at the peak of another bubble. This decision would be much easier then.
This forum is full of mostly men so perhaps the opinions will be biased though. Jump to: