Number go down.
My cousin's only remaining BTFD order still stands untouched @ $30,100. It was nearly filled a few days ago...
I want the price to go up, but also really want him to BTFD... So I'll be happy either way it goes.
Regardless, we all know where it will eventually go, so a little touch down on $30k won't harm anyone. And I may also be able to BTFD. Have some fiat lying around, been thinking about it for some time, even though I've said to myself that I will try to never buy again, no need to be greedy. But $30k will surely be very tempting.
Don't misunderstand me but having just bought a property and being out of cash I'm also good if we hover around low prices so that I can accumulate a few satoshis down the road.
But my dear btc can do whatever, I'll never complain either way.
Surely can hear what you are saying...
when you got coins, you got options... .. so sure picking up a few more coins as the cashflow comes in would not be a bad thing, but not really a BIG deal either way.
By the way, I was doing some calculations, and I am just feeling kind of fucked, in some sense. Don't get me wrong, either, but there are some price points that I am thinking that's just way too much money.. I gotta think of something to just spend more.. I have some ideas in mind, and maybe they will become more clear at some point.. but it seems that once a guy gets to a certain range (whether talking about 0.21 BTC, or whatever).. it can have some kinds of difficulties in figuring out what to do, exactly... but still could say, oh my, this is a 53% dip, sure I do not really need any more BTC, but hey does not hurt to pick up a few.. they are like on sale.. and just can get rid of them at any random point down the road, anyhow and the price is likely to be more...
Another by the way, the various pocket change "pick ups" of coins, are likely to be way more value than the "purportedly aggressive" investment stance of various no coiners. I already told a few stories about some of my recent discussions of my "pocket change" considerations and discussions to a few different no coiners, and each time the no coiner eyes would be kind of bugging out in terms of my not giving hardly any shits about amounts of value that would be their whole budget...
And a final by the way: it is not even like I cannot relate to the idea of NOT having a big budget, especially when starting out,.. because I also told the story of one of my friends laughing her ass off at me, even on a repeated basis because in 2015, when I first started selling any BTC on the way up and then buying BTC on the way down (if the price were to go down), there were a lot of times that I was making like $.50 on a trade, or maybe a BIG back and forth movement might result in $3 of profits, and I said that I did not believe in employing trading programs that were free and just practice and had no value at stake, so I started out trading and trying to learn with values that were so low that even if I screwed up a whole lot of them, they would not really break the bank.. I mean maybe if I really screwed up I could end up losing a few $100, but I was trying to NOT lose anything because I was trying to set them up to be ongoingly and unflinchingly profitable no matter which way the BTC price went... or at least something that I would be happy with. Another point that I tried to make, which seemed kind of pie in the sky theoretical to both of us, was that the amounts would automatically go up and up and up with increasing BTC prices, and so if the BTC price was only around $250 to $500 for a long time, until May of 2016 while I was engaging in my earliest stages of learning and spending a lot of times with stacking very small profits along the way. She was having difficult times visioning the BTC price rising beyond 3 digits, and even though I had visions that were going into the mid-4 digits, my mental framework regarding where bitcoin might go were not really that much higher than hers, but I was also thinking that it was not really realistic for me to be considering prices beyond 3 digit and 4 digit areas that we had to cross first, so even if maybe I was thinking that $3k to $5k would be a kind of top area for the 2017-2018 price run, I still considered both to cross that bridge when I got there (if I got there) in terms of the how far that it might go considerations, and also even if there were a price rise into the theoretical $3k to $5k arena, that would likely (at least in theory) cause my trading numbers (and thus my profits) to get to 10x of what they were at that time, which even if we are playing around with seemingly small numbers, getting another 10x out of it started to add up to quite BIGGER numbers.. including that when the BTC price went up, I could also envision that some of the practice and aspects of my portfolio could 3x to 5x the amounts of the value that I could use, so 10x could become 30x to 50x, but then if I wanted to put less of my value at risk, I could cut back because going to 10x and then 30x-50x might have started to feel way too aggressive (or dealing with too BIG of numbers and scary), even if it was still ONLY working with the same percentage of my BTC portfolio, overall... so, it can take quite a bit of time to get used to dealing with BIGGER numbers, merely because they are BIGGER.
