Topic: Those who sold bitcoin are in for a big loss - page 23. (Read 2216 times)
I think that people who are selling Bitcoin have a certain loss, not too big. Many sources of adverse information from governments, researchers and investors in the Cryptocurrency market, have affected the value of Bitcoin. But in fact, over the past few months, Bitcoin prices are recovering. Despite the strong competition from the Altcoin. I think the drilling investors should sell the bitcoin they have. Bitcoin will continue to add value in the coming time.
personally, I think they will be a big loss because now everywhere dropped currency and in a few weeks I think it strongly rises to the top and she wakes up to be not likely money
price rise after someone sells his bitcoin doesn't have to be a "big loss" for him as long as he buys back! in fact sometimes selling is not a bad idea if you also follow two important things:
1. never sell at the bottom. which means you should either sell when the drop starts and is in its early stages not after days past an the drop slowed down and was near the end.
2. buy back. which means buying back at the bottom after the drop ended or was near the end or buy back if price started rising after you sold, you may lose a little but prevent bigger losses when you buy back.
personally, I think they will be a big loss because now everywhere dropped currency and in a few weeks I think it strongly rises to the top and she wakes up to be not likely money
price rise after someone sells his bitcoin doesn't have to be a "big loss" for him as long as he buys back! in fact sometimes selling is not a bad idea if you also follow two important things:
1. never sell at the bottom. which means you should either sell when the drop starts and is in its early stages not after days past an the drop slowed down and was near the end.
2. buy back. which means buying back at the bottom after the drop ended or was near the end or buy back if price started rising after you sold, you may lose a little but prevent bigger losses when you buy back.
personally, I think they will be a big loss because now everywhere dropped currency and in a few weeks I think it strongly rises to the top and she wakes up to be not likely money
Bitcoin, the digital currency with a very high appreciating value. Going by the exponential increase of Bitcoin one will say saving a sum will yield great increase.
When you sell, you get money/cash. 
I Guess it depends on the price of btc and on how do you sell it, you should consider the exchange factors and percentage rates so that ot would not be consider as your loss when you sold it in a wrong time.
If you are positive in the long run of bitcoin to go up to as high as 100k/bitcoin, then whoever sold bitcoin at any time will have a big loss. However, i dont want you all to look in that aspect. As long as you profit from bitcoin, even a $100 profit, you are already better off and you already have not lost anything. So what if someone have 100btc and i cash out 10btc now. He still hold majority of the btc in the long run.
I think it is not too late to gain their lose in bitcoin. For me I believe that bitcoin will raise more further as time goes by so they can gain more profit even they lose some little profits.
Bitcoin is unpredictable as a militant plot. The growth is expected to be in the middle of the year maximum, and further depends on how it will be bought.
Depends on what price they sold, if they sold it 1900 dollars, they are still good. But if bitcoin continue its rise then they are really in for a big loss.
It depends on at what price the one sold his/her bitcoins. If he/she sold at 19000 dollars, they made a huge profit and they are still not in a loss.
I hope bitcoin will go up further
it's sure climb up like climbing up on mount Everest
it's sure climb up like climbing up on mount Everest
Why does increasing mining competition mean that people who have taken the profit on their Bitcoin purchases will be making a loss?
In a few days, we will be reaching $15000 again. Those who sold dont know the game.
Montana to be a Bitcoin Mining Hub
Check it out!
“This is obviously going to be revolutionary.”
This would be the second large mining operation to find Montana in as many years. Back in 2016, Project Spokane, LLC launched its site near Missoula. It’s already one of the largest energy consumers in the region, housing a 20 megawatt facility, employing at least 25 locals.
Check it out!
“This is obviously going to be revolutionary.”
This would be the second large mining operation to find Montana in as many years. Back in 2016, Project Spokane, LLC launched its site near Missoula. It’s already one of the largest energy consumers in the region, housing a 20 megawatt facility, employing at least 25 locals.
Jump to: