So who's been "Buying on the dip" since BTC was last at $18k

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High fees = low BTC price

Quote from: zopply on April 10, 2018, 03:15:02 PM

but i couldn't bear to part with some of my favorite altcoins.

My Ripple gamble lost me money but they didn't pretend to be something the were not however anyone that holds a knife to my
throat like the miners here did in December with $55 fees had better be ready for a little pay-back and calling lightning hubs anything other than banks is
a total joke.

I remain loyal regardless of price until something happen to betray that trust so i will continue to gamble with ETH and Ripple
but me and the Bitcoin casino are done.

Set yourself a stop-loss and stick to it if you cannot afford to loss the money like me.

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Well done getting out at the high, i cashed out about 25% of my holdings at that time too but i couldn't bear to part with some of my favorite altcoins. But the thing is crypto is an addiction just like gambling. You know you will be back, they always come back!

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I remember the days well and all the usual suspects with lots of merits needed to host adverts in the footers of each post
they make here were collecting loads of page impressions as they told everyone that today was a good opportunity to buy.

Today they are talking the same old FUD but they are wasting their time because the harden gamblers left around here will still be around
if BTC goes below $1000 after "Investors" fled the market because miners put fees up to $55 per transaction and that won't be forgotten
unless they pay all them stolen "Contributions" back to those that got mugged.

oh, yeah, forgot to tell you all that i got out at $18k and hate to see people being ripped off but some of you just ask for it.

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