$3K per BTC by end of 2017 or bust....
I thought it was $3200 as decreed by that ancient oracle "adamstgBit" who has passed on to another realm.
So is it written. Verily it shall come to pass.
Lets first reach 2017 $ in 2017.
Lets first reach 800$ in 800 hours.
You had 3 years to buy bitcoin, and nearly a year of prices below $300, and you didn't buy any?
Oh, and remember last year, there were about 6 months of prices between $300 and $450
And plus you registered here in July, so you had nearly 6 months of prices below $800 and a couple of months with prices below $600 (remember August and September 2016?).
What you said struck me as funny in 20/20 hindsight...hoarded all BTC mined (except equip and elec btc and then ltc miners..still ltc mining roi'd)
I got in Oct 18th 2013 with a KNC 550gh Jupiter BTC Miner (price of btc that day 150 usd) and all the way thru now with 3150mh KNC Titan Scrypt miners...ROI'd (love that KNC bankruptcy sale this year!)
anyway..my point is...I'm either completely and utterly out of my mind for holding from 2013 at 150 even in 0ct 18th 2013 till now at as I look $1011 usd...sheesh....or I am some kinda brilliant Bitcoin Cyrypto-currency Savant! My friends have gone from thinking I've lost my frigging mind in 2013 to being pissed off at me ..at still being BTC crazy and now I'm 'lucky'
to boot (a guy just can't win I tell ya)
Either way it is ridiculous me still holding most after all this time (100.07 btc now..making yet 2 btc a month via LTC profit after electric). I mean is this 'sensible' in 20/20 hindsight
with all the fud/drama/scams/equip ripoffs/etc etc from then till now?
hell guess I'll just continue onward and let it roll.....(can't figure this out.... I'm usually such a chicken sh*t/coward on this kinda stuff with real $$$$) go figure
I will now 'blunder' on with my mostly 'clueless' if unintentionally somehow brilliant plan...why mess with success.....
besides seems to work for the white mouse below:
Hahahahahaha
The new and confident Searing...
I recall exchanging several messages with you in 2014 and 2015 as BTC prices were dropping and you were trying to figure how far in the red you were at various points, and even seeming kind of depressed, from time to time about the seeming lack of profitability if the BTC prices continued to fall.
Sure, both of us were in a similar situation, except you had always communicated about your investment into the mining equipment, that brings an additional risk and even an additional way of investing your time...
It is great to see that the matter of your persistence is paying off... not just because you can show your friends, but also that it gives you some greater flexibility and cushion with your finances and choosing whether to take profits, hold or continue to invest.
I do think that it could be good to take some profits along the way and maybe take a little bit of profits in the future may not be a bad idea.. I cannot say exactly what price point, because it appears to be possibly going exponential (but maybe take a little of the table in the $1060 to $1180 price arena), and then maybe if prices go past that point then wait until the $2k arena for the next profit taking? hahahaha.. what the fuck do I know?
yeah i used to sign my msgs (KNC the no ROI miner) when I just had the one at full boat price of $10,131.80 in Nov 2014...boy was I wrong
I figure I maybe can mine another 10 BTC but I take your point....so what is the diff really if BTC goes to 5k each and a guy was to take 10 off for profits and you have 100 btc left.
That is what I'm thinking now. With all the electric I ate up till JULY 2016 (6.5k) from start oct 18th 2013 with knc jupiter. and 10,131.80 in original Titan and 7,131.80 in orig
knc jupiter (ah my baby 53 btc out of that before doorstop) I'm at 3200mh scrypt now all the rest of my 9 Titans are paid off etc etc..
anyway mining my elec back and then say the Jupiter and then say the orig titan would go a long way..much more impressive to say you have 100 btc at 0 bucks then right now
me with 3150mh and 100 btc at $25,050 usd invested (since July 2016 paid elec out of coin)
so 110-115 btc say with 25k debt vs say 100 btc no debt...still mining 2 btc a month maybe I should like 'mine my debt down'
also as soon as I sell some..the price of BTC will triple a win for you guys
but all them nice toys....coming out ...with blinking led's etc...so tempting...but yeah should probably punt and mine my debt down....but 25k for 100 btc now and 2 btc a month
yet an't looking too shabby from my 'depressed 210 btc years of 2014 etc) groan
Your various divisions and categorization of expenses are a bit confusing for me, and I am not sure are you really accounting for all the costs? You do seem to be saying that you bought some items with BTC and other items with dollars, but in the end, what are the total costs?
Unlike you, I don't really like to disclose particulars about how many BTC I own, but I don't mind talking in terms of percentages and averages... or even hypotheticals...
I count all BTC related costs towards my total cost per BTC, including some that I lost on Bitfinex (I have some rough calculations regarding the value of the BFX coins) and some that I lost through one of my remote trades using Venmo (which was actually between 1.5 and 5 BTC.. hahahahaha), and I have some financing related costs (when I was trying to balance out various accounts, I had suffered some finance charges), and various fees related to transactions, yet even when I calculate all of my various BTC related costs, my average cost per BTC is currently running at about $418... but if I sell some or buy some BTC, my actual amount invested could go up or down $10.. but my average cost per BTC has been floating between $418 and $430 for the past month or so...
Anyhow, are you saying that your overall costs per BTC are a bit more than $250 per BTC? or am I missing something? I always thought that in recent times, that in the long run it would be more profitable to buy the BTC rather than investing in equipment, electricity, and various associated mining costs. But if you are averaging a bit over $250 per BTC, then the more power to you.... although buying some of the BTC outright in late 2013 would have been less than $250, except maybe the quantity that you would have gotten would have been less than spending on the equipment?
Have you done a comparison of how many BTC you would have gotten by buying directly and compare to your mining and to see which one has a lower cost per BTC? Not that you can do anything about it right now.. but if you are only paying electricity at the moment, then maybe your average cost per BTC is continuing to come down, no?