The only problem is that I am not going to sell those coins and also that I always spend 20% of all the coins I buy to support the Bitcoin merchants, so it will not be 100% profit on all the coins, if I sell them now.
Topic: What will be Gift of Santa Claus in this Christmas for Bitcoin Hodlers? - page 5. (Read 912 times)
November 21, 2019, 07:38:58 AM
I bought some bitcoin in January/February when the Bitcoin price was about $4000, so if the price continue to be between $8000 and $9000 until December, then I would have made a 100% profit on that investment. I think that is a big enough Xmas gift for any investor in any market these days.
The only problem is that I am not going to sell those coins and also that I always spend 20% of all the coins I buy to support the Bitcoin merchants, so it will not be 100% profit on all the coins, if I sell them now.
The only problem is that I am not going to sell those coins and also that I always spend 20% of all the coins I buy to support the Bitcoin merchants, so it will not be 100% profit on all the coins, if I sell them now.
November 21, 2019, 07:33:32 AM
Now, I think the last 1 year is not good for the BTC hodlers. So, I just ask Gift of Santa Claus this Christmas for Bitcoin Hodlers?
Look at the bigger picture.
2018 might be painful to some but look at the progress this year. During that year, some even say that BTC will stay at its recorded price low for about 2 to 3 years. What happened this year is already a big leap coming from a blood market that lasts for almost a year. The recovery just took several months in the making and even breaching the $12,000 level.
Now for Santa, he doesn't need to do anything because hodlers will remain hodlers even Christmas or so. Maybe you can request for some for a few BTC as a gift instead rather than expect a big price leap.
November 21, 2019, 07:12:00 AM
Santa doesn’t bring any gift to the bitcoin hodlers. We just need to be patient & wait for the price to rise. The halving isn’t far away, the price will move upwards but there are no Christmas guarantees from anybody.
November 21, 2019, 06:45:33 AM
Anyone who has invested at the beginning of this year, even in late 2018 are in profit. What is wrong with people who do not understand the difference from $3000 to today's $8000? Do we talk about "holders" who hold the last 2-3 months or what?
I am a holder from 2014/2015, and the only way I would not profit from BTC is if the price goes under $250. Holding for a few months means nothing, as TheUltraElite says, it takes years to see some serious results.
Of course, there are always exceptions, sometimes you can make a lot of money as a short-term holder, but December of 2017 cannot be repeated every year.
I am a holder from 2014/2015, and the only way I would not profit from BTC is if the price goes under $250. Holding for a few months means nothing, as TheUltraElite says, it takes years to see some serious results.
Of course, there are always exceptions, sometimes you can make a lot of money as a short-term holder, but December of 2017 cannot be repeated every year.
November 21, 2019, 06:30:59 AM
no christmas present, Last year there was also no Christmas gift, it's likely people will sell bitcoin for Christmas and New Year's purposes, but sometimes bitcoin also increases sharply during Christmas and New Year, do not know the exact cause.
November 21, 2019, 06:14:50 AM
Now, I think the last 1 year is not good for the BTC hodlers. So, I just ask Gift of Santa Claus this Christmas for Bitcoin Hodlers?
Wait, what? Seriously, are you a kid?We don't need Santa Claus, what we need right now is whales that can pump the price for good even just for this quarter.
I think he actually meant it as whales by saying about Santa Claus.
And @OP, please don't expect that a magic wand will be quaked in the name of Jesus and then you'll see BTC around a million or even a billion if that is your only wish, but don't forget to ask for BTC too so to hold some at the time you see it. /jk
I think the gift we could get will be the worst one as we will only have BTC get down to under 7k and that will happen during Christmas only and then we will have our bottom after which we will start afresh bull run.
True said my positively means of Santa Claus is for whales. I hope the bull run will come soon like this Christmas
November 21, 2019, 05:27:50 AM
Now, I think the last 1 year is not good for the BTC hodlers. So, I just ask Gift of Santa Claus this Christmas for Bitcoin Hodlers?
Compare the year 2018 and 2019 and you will find 2019 more better. The bitcoin prices moved above 4K and stayed above 8K for most part of the year. I think we will have another better year 2020 for bitcoin and we may see ATH in that year. That will be the real gift for the bitcoin holders.
November 21, 2019, 05:22:56 AM
Now, I think the last 1 year is not good for the BTC hodlers. So, I just ask Gift of Santa Claus this Christmas for Bitcoin Hodlers?
Wait, what? Seriously, are you a kid?We don't need Santa Claus, what we need right now is whales that can pump the price for good even just for this quarter.
I think he actually meant it as whales by saying about Santa Claus.
And @OP, please don't expect that a magic wand will be quaked in the name of Jesus and then you'll see BTC around a million or even a billion if that is your only wish, but don't forget to ask for BTC too so to hold some at the time you see it. /jk
I think the gift we could get will be the worst one as we will only have BTC get down to under 7k and that will happen during Christmas only and then we will have our bottom after which we will start a fresh bull run.
November 21, 2019, 05:13:38 AM
Now, I think the last 1 year is not good for the BTC hodlers. So, I just ask Gift of Santa Claus this Christmas for Bitcoin Hodlers?
Wait, what? Seriously, are you a kid?We don't need Santa Claus, what we need right now is whales that can pump the price for good even just for this quarter. I know it's BS and more like a bubble but I know some are kinda thirsty and a sudden pump this season will give us a more merrier christmas! Ho Ho Ho 🎅
November 21, 2019, 04:52:43 AM
Now, I think the last 1 year is not good for the BTC hodlers. So, I just ask Gift of Santa Claus this Christmas for Bitcoin Hodlers?
Santa will be in quandary. He knows a lot of HODLers are good but he also knows a lot are bad. So we all should be good at least on Christmas Day.
Kidding aside though, I don't mind waiting for a longer time. What is important is that the bull will come. That is certainly coming. If it does not come this Christmas month, so be it. I will wait for it in the next months. If that does not come in the year that follows, I will wait for it in the years to come.
November 21, 2019, 04:47:26 AM
If i have a wish to fulfill i want the price of bitcoin to go down by Christmas so that i can invest further before the halving, i am also a holder but i will get my Christmas bonus by that time and i wish the price would go down by that time to invest, all these plans are in accordance with the pretext that the price of bitcoin might rally in a couple of years.
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I wish our 13th month will be given differently from bonus, so I can invest my bonus in BTC before the price start to arise again, since my 13th month will be used these holiday season. If will not be granted I will just wish a good trading timing to be able to buy and hold btc more before halving.
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I wish our 13th month will be given differently from bonus, so I can invest my bonus in BTC before the price start to arise again, since my 13th month will be used these holiday season. If will not be granted I will just wish a good trading timing to be able to buy and hold btc more before halving.
November 21, 2019, 04:43:20 AM
Now, I think the last 1 year is not good for the BTC hodlers. So, I just ask Gift of Santa Claus this Christmas for Bitcoin Hodlers?
Last year I was away from hometown, and this time I'll be enjoying Christmas with my family and friends. Every year Santa used to give good price pumping by the last days of the year. Hoping for the same, and expecting some miracle to happen. The miracle is someone gifting me in the form of bitcoin. One of my friend has received Christmas gift in the form of bitcoin years back. November 21, 2019, 04:35:23 AM
Now, I think the last 1 year is not good for the BTC hodlers. So, I just ask Gift of Santa Claus this Christmas for Bitcoin Hodlers?
If i have a wish to fulfill i want the price of bitcoin to go down by Christmas so that i can invest further before the halving, i am also a holder but i will get my Christmas bonus by that time and i wish the price would go down by that time to invest, all these plans are in accordance with the pretext that the price of bitcoin might rally in a couple of years. legendary
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November 21, 2019, 04:24:25 AM
Now, I think the last 1 year is not good for the BTC hodlers.
A hodler who gets scared with one year of down trend is not a real hodler at heart. A proper hodler should be able to hold for 5+ years without even a single on their fingers.Quote
So, I just ask Gift of Santa Claus this Christmas for Bitcoin Hodlers?
I am sure "Santa" is not here in this forum so its no use asking. But I like your spirit so I would say like any other "bullshit" technical analyst, 50-50 chance of going up or down based on what news occurs around the market. Dont get all cozy with high prices, more chances of dropping price because people will spend their coins to buy stuff with fiat.Offtopic: Years go on. They dont repeat.
November 21, 2019, 04:15:08 AM
Nothing. I expect nothing but further dumps if it would happen. Christmas season is the time where people need to buy gifts and they might withdraw some of their holdings that may have negative pressure on the prices. If however that would not happen, I still do expect dumps by manipulators in anticipation of the next bitcoin halving. So your real "Christmas" might be months after the halving.
November 21, 2019, 03:48:58 AM
Now, I think the last 1 year is not good for the BTC hodlers. So, I just ask Gift of Santa Claus this Christmas for Bitcoin Hodlers?
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