i don't think comparison is valid from any angle at that time what was the volume I don't it will be even close to the 10% of today's. Today's market is mature by every mean so this is not valid at all.
That's what people told me when I posted 2018 vs 2022 BTC Chart and said we are in similar pattern.
And guess what? It got executed exactly that way.
Thread I am referring to:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-2018-vs-2022-5397762TOTAL Crypto Market Cap was at $740 billion in 2018 and $3 Trillion in 2022.
Wasn't it mature too? We are at $880 billion at the moment.
Anything can happen mate.
I just clicked on that other thread of yours.. and yes., that was about bitcoin.. so why are you bringing up total crypto in these here parts? why should we give any shits about "total crypto"?
but then perhaps at some point, there might be situations in which there is a feeling of having too much BTC, too..
batslap.jpgtf?
your latest firmware is an abjact failure, tell the devs to get it right with this latest seemingly alpha quality upgrade.
just sayin.. cuz we care about you.
#nohomolookie, lookie, lookie @ uie poo-ie...
pickin on dee wee widdo nice & innocent boi..
Don't we all gets our lil selfies into some internal contradictions here and there and once in a
short while?
#asking_4_a_fiendIt seems that the longer that any of us have been in BTC, then we figure out some systems that kind of work for us to attempt to be able to take advantage of the BIGGER BTC price swings... buy more frequently or even more quantity when the BTC price is going down.. and don't buy as much when it is going up or maybe even selling some BTC when the price is going up.. but then perhaps at some point, there might be situations in which there is a feeling of having too much BTC, too.. if that is possible...? perhaps? perhaps?
Maybe. But I'm nowhere near "too much" and I think I'm sufficiently non-aggressive at buying to ever get to "too-much"
(again, except for catastrophes). Everyone should do their own math and figure out the balance of comfort and excitement. I'm not trying to take advantage of some specific swing or trend. Questionable risk/reward aside, for me it's just too time-consuming and/or stressful to attempt that.
I have sold small-ish amounts three times in the last 2 years: at ~12, ~37, and ~51 (or 52 or whatever) so not particularly well "timed". But thanks to the recent dippening, only one of those sales hasn't been bought back yet, and even if it dips below 12 I still won't have "too much" but I will have a lot more BTC than I started with, so my stress-free low-maintenance get-rich-or-bankrupt-slowly "strategy" seems to be working fine.
Incidentally, I had noticed some of you historical posts that have a tendency to have a tone that happens to be a wee bit less excited about our lil precious than what I feel about myself - in my own self-assessment.
But, sure of course it would not be easy to judge your seemingly less enthusiasm about dee cornz without knowing more of your various personal financial and psychological circumstances - and not even that I would want to necessarily know intricate details unless maybe we happen to be in a bar shooting the shit.. and then we might get into those kinds of discussions.. you never know?
By the way, it seems to me that I only name-call my fellow forum members as being too whimpy when they provide me with some level of detail in which I can hook onto it.. hahahaha looking at you Biodom..
(I cannot help myself sometimes)You, me and Biodom have a similar forum age, so in that regard, sometimes there are some abilities to frame these kinds of whimpy or not matters in terms of something like a quasi-middle of the road $50 per week DCA strategy, which
should have gotten such person somewhere in the ballpark of 22.6 BTC, but surely we all make mistakes.. and sometimes we end up having to start over.. like my own ability to ONLY get above 0.63 BTC.. but still I am not talking about me.. Instead, I have been attempting to talk about ways to attempt to measure whether even some relatively modest BTC accumulation strategies may well have ended up bringing some comfortable results.. even when mistakes happen to have been made along the way..
Historically, it was pretty damned common for me to suggest that guys and gal just get started with DCA investing into BTC with $10 per week, and since March 2020, I have been more inclined to suggest $100 per week.. even though I understand that some folks are in economies in which they are really struggling even to come up with $10 per week extra cashflow... but we try to do what we can, and generally speaking quite a few normies with cashflow in western societies should be able to reasonably come up with $100 per week or more to invest into bitcoin.
