Topic: Stop being pessimistic. The potential of bitcoin is still immense! - page 5. (Read 573 times)
September 16, 2018, 06:12:13 PM
Though you are right but it is not unnormal to be pessimistic! People are losing money, some people lost their total investment because of the high fall down of the bitcoin price! Then what should they do? HODL tight and patience? Yes, they are doing from the January month and every month they were losing their money in front of their eye! When will market pump? at the end of the year? No way! So, they know everything but still, some people being pessimistic and that is normal.
September 16, 2018, 06:07:45 PM
I think the crypto market is just in an initial stage of expansion and occupies a very small and insignificant place in the global economy. For that reason I do not understand the great pessimism that many times is observed in those who have invested some money here, as soon as they observe some eventual fall in the price of bitcoin.
At some point I read an article in which bitcoin was already among the 20 most important currencies in the world (displacing many fiat currencies), so I have no doubt that the growth potential of this market is still immense and we can still consider ourselves as early adopters.
Spreading positivity on bitcoins worth in the global economy is what all we need while we're here in this community.I agree with you mate we still have a long way ahead of us.Theres no need to panic and to be pissimistic i think lets just enjoy the ride of being a part of this community. At some point I read an article in which bitcoin was already among the 20 most important currencies in the world (displacing many fiat currencies), so I have no doubt that the growth potential of this market is still immense and we can still consider ourselves as early adopters.
September 16, 2018, 06:01:31 PM
Unfortunately as it is with everything, not everyone has enough foresight to see the potential of Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies in general. Most people are stuck in a close–minded, short–sighted vision that they are unable to sense what they are participating in to—they hurt themselves as well as the crypto world. Those very few who have the mindset to think long term are usually the 'early adopters' who win big in the end.
September 16, 2018, 05:59:08 PM
There's too many newbies on board yet. The hate for bitcoin must be real, we need to see all the casuals that entered in the last FOMO season out, because these guys aren't thinking rationally, they don't understand the fundamentals and they don't therefore understand the inherent value of bitcoin.
Of course bitcoin is insanely tiny compared to what it is and where it should be. I mean Jeff Bezos' fortune is bigger than bitcoin, how stupid one would need to be to not see how insanely undervalued bitcoin is? very, and these are exactly the type of people we need to see dumping. Once they are all out we'll go for a new all time high as the smart people that see these facts are waiting for that to happen to enter the market.
Of course bitcoin is insanely tiny compared to what it is and where it should be. I mean Jeff Bezos' fortune is bigger than bitcoin, how stupid one would need to be to not see how insanely undervalued bitcoin is? very, and these are exactly the type of people we need to see dumping. Once they are all out we'll go for a new all time high as the smart people that see these facts are waiting for that to happen to enter the market.
September 16, 2018, 05:52:00 PM
I think the crypto market is just in an initial stage of expansion and occupies a very small and insignificant place in the global economy. For that reason I do not understand the great pessimism that many times is observed in those who have invested some money here, as soon as they observe some eventual fall in the price of bitcoin.
At some point I read an article in which bitcoin was already among the 20 most important currencies in the world (displacing many fiat currencies), so I have no doubt that the growth potential of this market is still immense and we can still consider ourselves as early adopters.
At some point I read an article in which bitcoin was already among the 20 most important currencies in the world (displacing many fiat currencies), so I have no doubt that the growth potential of this market is still immense and we can still consider ourselves as early adopters.
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