Topic: What was the price of btc when u had your first btc/satoshis? (Read 205 times)
In fact no one thought so seriously about bitcoin that the price would go up so much when I had my first btc the price of btc was 20k. But I didn’t gain much sold it in fear of falling prices but now the price of bitcoin is much higher and it is not possible to buy with so much price if someone has enough bitcoin, there is a good chance to hold it because its price will go up further.
$15.
It was a typo, my first sale of my coins was around this price.
I see, that's why i reacted that much because imagine how frustrating on your part not buying bitcoin in that lowest value ?Good that you have sold with profit back then.
Even if the prices are still high right now, we should be always happy to sell with a profit. With hindsight it is so much easier to know when to buy and when to sell. Nobody knew back in the days how high bitcoins would be rising. And feeling bad about profit we left on the table is not productive. There will always be new opportunities to buy bitcoins again.
Yeah, obviously it is cheaper.
$4k is very low from $41k or $39k right now.
If someone is rich enough to buy as much as they can during the dips, they've done it already.
I am sure some of us already bought many bitcoin during the dips and hold it. They already bought bitcoin when the price reaches $28k before and sells some amount to get their money back while we are still struggling to buy at a low price.$4k is very low from $41k or $39k right now.
If someone is rich enough to buy as much as they can during the dips, they've done it already.
But that was when the time of $4k and lower and to say that $28k, yes, there's for sure who also bought at that price. Honestly, there are always those folks that buy during the dips.
It was a typo, my first sale of my coins was around this price.
I see, that's why i reacted that much because imagine how frustrating on your part not buying bitcoin in that lowest value ?Good that you have sold with profit back then.
Even if the prices are still high right now, we should be always happy to sell with a profit. With hindsight it is so much easier to know when to buy and when to sell. Nobody knew back in the days how high bitcoins would be rising. And feeling bad about profit we left on the table is not productive. There will always be new opportunities to buy bitcoins again.
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I never gave BTC any serious thought until I began to hear that the price is $4k. I was like 
this can't be possible. And so did the interest start.
You firstly bought your bitcoins at $4k? that's still a cheap price if you're going to compare it with those folks that just bought it above $50k and $60k. this can't be possible. And so did the interest start. You still got a clean and nice entry with that price and did you hold and bought a lot at that price range?
But we still have time to buy bitcoin, although the price now is at $41k because bitcoin can fly to the high price anytime so I think we are not too late to buy bitcoin now.
$4k is very low from $41k or $39k right now.
If someone is rich enough to buy as much as they can during the dips, they've done it already.
I never gave BTC any serious thought until I began to hear that the price is $4k. I was like this can't be possible. And so did the interest start.
You firstly bought your bitcoins at $4k? that's still a cheap price if you're going to compare it with those folks that just bought it above $50k and $60k. this can't be possible. And so did the interest start. You still got a clean and nice entry with that price and did you hold and bought a lot at that price range?
But we still have time to buy bitcoin, although the price now is at $41k because bitcoin can fly to the high price anytime so I think we are not too late to buy bitcoin now.
$4k is very low from $41k or $39k right now.
If someone is rich enough to buy as much as they can during the dips, they've done it already.
It was a typo, my first sale of my coins was around this price.
I see, that's why i reacted that much because imagine how frustrating on your part not buying bitcoin in that lowest value ?Good that you have sold with profit back then.
It was a typo, my first sale of my coins was around this price.
My price for me at earliest purchase that I can remember is somewhere around 500000 KRW. Which is something like $500 usd.
meaning even when you are already active in this forum you did not purchase bitcoin ? because your account was created 2011 in which the price of bitcoin is around 2 digits in which written in the price historyQuote
The first such instance occurred in 2011. Bitcoin's price jumped from $1 in April of that year to a peak of $32 in June, a gain of 3200% within three short months. That steep ascent was followed by a sharp recession in crypto markets and Bitcoin's price bottomed out at $2 in November 2011. There was a marginal improvement the following year and the price had risen from $4.80 in May to $13.20 by August 15.
you should have feel bad when the price jumps that 500$ before purchasing mate.
My price for me at earliest sell that I can remember is somewhere around 500000 KRW. Which is something like $500 usd.
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I never gave BTC any serious thought until I began to hear that the price is $4k. I was like this can't be possible. And so did the interest start.
You firstly bought your bitcoins at $4k? that's still a cheap price if you're going to compare it with those folks that just bought it above $50k and $60k. this can't be possible. And so did the interest start. You still got a clean and nice entry with that price and did you hold and bought a lot at that price range?
But we still have time to buy bitcoin, although the price now is at $41k because bitcoin can fly to the high price anytime so I think we are not too late to buy bitcoin now.
I never gave BTC any serious thought until I began to hear that the price is $4k. I was like this can't be possible. And so did the interest start.
You firstly bought your bitcoins at $4k? that's still a cheap price if you're going to compare it with those folks that just bought it above $50k and $60k. this can't be possible. And so did the interest start. You still got a clean and nice entry with that price and did you hold and bought a lot at that price range?
As far as I remember it was around 1btc= 200-300 $.
I know it from reading and hearing quite before, but my own first coin I had in this frame.
What about you?
I know it from reading and hearing quite before, but my own first coin I had in this frame.
What about you?
Mine was when it was on the $7000 to $10000 I was late buying Bitcoin even if I already it, I was jobless back then no means to buy Bitcoin but when I have the means I bought myself $100 worth of Bitcoin already big money here in our country I made a good profit from buying and selling Bitcoin, and not only Bitcoin but other altcoins too.
I never gave BTC any serious thought until I began to hear that the price is $4k. I was like this can't be possible. And so did the interest start.
this can't be possible. And so did the interest start. 
I can't remember the exact price but I made my first purchase when Bitcoin is about to hit an all-time high, glad that I sold it just in time, I made a small profit but became interested in getting more, so I joined various bounty campaigns, the easiest way to accumulate coins and trade it to Bitcoin, I consider Bitcoin as a must coin to hold until now.
As far as I remember it was around 1btc= 200-300 $.
I know it from reading and hearing quite before, but my own first coin I had in this frame.
What about you?
I first heard of Bitcoin in 2017, at that time the price was around $3000...I know it from reading and hearing quite before, but my own first coin I had in this frame.
What about you?
at that time I didn't buy Bitcoin right away because I thought the price was too expensive but I was wrong, if I bought it at that time maybe now I've made a big profit. I can't regret it, all I can do is reorganize my BTC investment.
As far as I remember it was around 1btc= 200-300 $.
I know it from reading and hearing quite before, but my own first coin I had in this frame.
What about you?
I've learn bitcoin when the price is around 400$ but i have no chance to buy as i have some regret from those time so i decide to stuidy first.I know it from reading and hearing quite before, but my own first coin I had in this frame.
What about you?
but i bought my first bitcoin when the price is 800$.
As far as I remember it was around 1btc= 200-300 $.
I know it from reading and hearing quite before, but my own first coin I had in this frame.
What about you?
I know it from reading and hearing quite before, but my own first coin I had in this frame.
What about you?
I remember the first time I heard about bitcoins the price was around $400 for 1 BTC. I sold some CSGO skin for bitcoins but instantly transferred it to Fiat money, that was one of the dumbest moves I made. When I got back into bitcoins a few years later the price was already at 10,000 USD. Compared to todays prices that was still a good time to get involved.
As far as I remember it was around 1btc= 200-300 $.
I know it from reading and hearing quite before, but my own first coin I had in this frame.
What about you?
I know it from reading and hearing quite before, but my own first coin I had in this frame.
What about you?
I consider myself late when I first bought Bitcoin, I bought Bitcoin the first time when the price was over $1000. Actually I already knew Bitcoin when
the price was at $600, but at that time I was still hesitant to buy Bitcoin and I was very regret it. You are very lucky to be able to buy Bitcoin at
a price of $200-$300, that's a very cheap price, but I doubt you are still holding the Bitcoin until now. Because it is very difficult to hold Bitcoin,
especially after Bitcoin reached ATH in 2017, then not long after the price of Bitcoin fell very deep. Most early adopters sold their Bitcoins in 2017
when it hit ATH or sold in 2018 when Bitcoin prices fell.
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