Surely you will become reach if you will able to have 100 btc from trading, you just need to be patient in your plan because in trading,
You are not just even investing to money but also your time is also an investment.
There is going to be some variance among traders in terms of what percentage of their portfolio they are willing to trade or willing to liquidate (maybe even with plans to buy back in at a lower price).
Cybertron00, you indicated about a 1% rate, which really seems quite low and maybe even a bit too petty to even be bothered with such.
Actually I bought BTC between November 2013 and October 2015 without really doing any trading during that time, even though I did make some attempts at buying more at lower prices (which could be considered a kind of trading). In October 2015, I began to trade very small portions of my BTC (less than 1% was at risk while the price was still at relatively low levels).
After I traded a while, my trading amount floated between about 2% and 8%. I think that currently I am at about 8%, and I have already set out a chart for myself that I can adapt, but if I consider the near term future price performance to be fairly bearish then I will trade (or sell) a higher level and if I consider the future near term price performance to be fairly bullish, then I will attempt to trade at the smaller end of whatever range I happen to be in at the moment, but generally tends to be quite a bit larger than 1% unless I were to be considerably bullishish at the moment or for other reasons feeling a need to conserve my BTCs.
Surely, if you consider a rang
Is this you JayJuanGee?
Hahahahahaha..... Are you trolling?
My tone is quite different from that person's (i'm not feeling desperate and loss, and that's not really my style so far in life, anyhow), and my strategy has been somewhat different, even though we have seem to have very similar starting points.
Yes, I did start buying at $1,200, and my first purchase was about 1.24 BTC at $1,200 (which was $1,500) to get some skin in the game. Thereafter I continued to buy on a regular basis between then and now, as I already stated and started to trade in October 2015, as I also stated.
My average price per BTC in January 2015 was about $550, even though the price was then about $300 and dropped a bit below $200 through the year.
My average price per BTC in October 2015 was about $502, and initially when I began trading my average price per BTC went up (I cannot recall exactly but maybe to around $513 per BTC), because as you may realize I was then beginning to sell below my average costs, but when I bought and sold several times (even during the beginning of that bull market) little by little I have not only been able to bring down my average cost per BTC (currently about $467), I was also able to stack up a pretty decent amount of fiat on the side in order to prepare for downside price fluctuations (which seems to be quite common in bitcoinlandia). Currently, my stack of BTC and fiat is floating at about 92% BTC and 8% fiat in my BTC trading portfolio (which is the totality of all my BTC accounts and fiat that is already dedicated towards BTC).
What's your story, beastmodeBiscuitGravy, do you have any bitcoins or are you here merely to point out possible contradictions within the personal renditions of other posters?