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sr. member
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November 27, 2019, 06:17:08 AM
#85
If 2019 should have been reversed back to 2017, just these once what would decisions will you revert?

It’s difficult to talk about such things, I’m not at all inclined to regret about something and rebuild my past in terms of attempts to change it.
However, something I would change - this is my attitude towards life and finance.

 At one time I was too relaxed, did not think about the future, did not know what I want from life.
I believe that I resolved these issues on time, but if this had happened earlier, my development would have been faster.
sr. member
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November 26, 2019, 11:29:20 PM
#84
If 2019 should have been reversed back to 2017, just these once what would decisions will you revert?
We have made many wrong decisions in recent years, especially in 2017 where bitcoin recorded an all time high.
If time goes back one of my mistakes is to hold and not sell bitcoin because it is expected that the price of bitcoin will increase further. So if it was repeated again then I knew I would do, because I had learned from past mistakes.
Yes for sure good chances never come every day so we will have to remain ready all the time just to pick the chance and money. As per the current market I hope slowly it will rise but as you know it will grow no bigger than 2017. At that time nobody was actually aware that this is a golden chance so it taught me one thing about crypto have to keep eyes open.
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November 26, 2019, 08:58:09 PM
#83
If I have the opportunity to witness the trend of 2017, in this year 2019. I would make the best use of every resource at my disposal to ensure that I make a whole lot of money. Since, I have a vivid picture of the alts on various cryptocurrency, I'll would buy low and sell when the alt is near.
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November 26, 2019, 08:20:04 PM
#82
If time allows me to go back in 2017 with prior knowledge of the bull run, I would sell all my holdings as soon as the bull run starts without holding coins for any lust. I will also invest more in ICOs as ICOs gave a massive return to investors in 2017. But I know that wont be possible at all. Life give you very few chances.

That's right, sell all tokens and coins at the highest price and exchange them for fiat money. Bitcoin repurchase position at a price of $ 3,500 around 2018 and of course we will get a big profit. But unfortunately there is no time machine that can take us back to 2017 so we better focus on 2020 coming soon
legendary
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November 26, 2019, 06:07:43 PM
#81
This discussion of a hypothetical situation is futile Smiley
You are not discussing which lotto ticket you should have bought after the end of the round, don't you? Smiley
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November 26, 2019, 05:49:48 PM
#80
Bought bitcoin and sold it at a very high price at that time and did not hold it until now at the point of 2019. The year was also a lot of good projects and big pay not like the current period of the loose and in the retreat. Lots of great airdrop and bounty without any competition or drama as it is today. Ah, I miss that time.
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November 26, 2019, 05:27:27 PM
#79
I have a rule: a negative result is also a result. We all got an excellent lesson and experience.  I came to cryptocurrency in the september 2017 year. And today I I would make the same as in December 2017- sold most of the Doge, XRP and ETH, and then in 2018 year I  bought only ETH  for the all amount when its price was dump.
if you managed to buy Ethereum for $ 80 then you are just fabulously lucky that you did so. but I hope that you did not invest all the money in Ethereum because he has no guarantee of success. ETH 2.0 still unsuccessful
hero member
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Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
November 26, 2019, 02:04:11 PM
#78
If time allows me to go back in 2017 with prior knowledge of the bull run, I would sell all my holdings as soon as the bull run starts without holding coins for any lust. I will also invest more in ICOs as ICOs gave a massive return to investors in 2017. But I know that wont be possible at all. Life give you very few chances.
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November 26, 2019, 12:53:57 PM
#77
 I have a rule: a negative result is also a result. We all got an excellent lesson and experience.  I came to cryptocurrency in the september 2017 year. And today I I would make the same as in December 2017- sold most of the Doge, XRP and ETH, and then in 2018 year I  bought only ETH  for the all amount when its price was dump.
hero member
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November 26, 2019, 12:23:59 PM
#76
If 2019 should have been reversed back to 2017, just these once what would decisions will you revert?

I am not sure we will see the same situation of 2017 at present in this year because we are on the last quarter of the 2019 now. If we get more investment from the big investors and big organisation that might be possibility to reach some good value.
apart from that none of the cryptocurrency will boom in the market without any support.
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November 26, 2019, 12:17:32 PM
#75
It seems to me there is no point in guessing what decisions I would cancel, it is much more important what decisions I will make in the future)
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November 26, 2019, 12:06:51 PM
#74
If 2019 should have been reversed back to 2017, just these once what would decisions will you revert?
If this illusion was possible, definitely everyone now understands the market will always have a massive correction after a massive uptrend. So personally I'll ensure I sell coins on my portfolio when I see reasonable profit without waiting for very huge gains, so that I won't be taken by surprise when the market retraces.
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SOL.BIOKRIPT.COM
November 26, 2019, 12:01:57 PM
#73
This is like a dream come true, but if there is a way of doing so, I would definitely sell my coins in one shot. I won't repeat the same mistake again by holding for the long-term. We all know our patience has been tested to an extreme level by the bearish market.
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November 26, 2019, 12:00:45 PM
#72
i revert the moment that i already sold my coins for a cheap price because i think the price will drop more which is also a fact so afterall i didnt regret that move at all but i could earn more if the sceneario will revert back on the year 2017 because we all know how much the value of all cryptos on the year 2017  . but lets face it  . no one can reverse the time and there is no such thing as time travelling   . what we can only do is to not repeat same mistake again
legendary
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November 26, 2019, 11:49:02 AM
#71
if there is still a chance for a season like 2017 to come again, then a reasonable decision is to buy more now because the price is still low, buy more now then just hold to wait for the crypto season to come again, i think it is a normal decision and everyone is free to do anything and make whatever decisions are comfortable to do
hero member
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November 26, 2019, 11:32:10 AM
#70
Not holding my crypto assets after the end of 2017. It was the best chance to sell your earnings and to make money. It does not seem like it would happen again, but we can only hope that the bullish trend of 2017 would come back.
That's true. I had gotten a big loss and it was more than 300k USD. When we can come back to the past and we will sell what we have already owned. The fact that crypto is a speculation market and the possibility for the 2017's bullish trend to comeback will always there. The problem is if that will be the same as 2017's bull trend and that will be a big bubble.
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November 26, 2019, 09:39:56 AM
#69
If 2019 should have been reversed back to 2017, just these once what would decisions will you revert?
I would probably sell all of my token holdings if the market prices are the same with prices in 2017. Most of the market value of my holdings at this moment are the total opposite of my holdings on that particular year. The prices of most of the tokens are close to zero which is frustrating for the fact that there's a year wherein prices were high but I chose to hold and became greedy to earn more.
You cannot change the past but you can change your future. If you will look back at your past, you should take all of the lessons that you can from the mistakes that you have done and use those lessons to make sure that you will not going to mess up next time. Just always remember to not play with emotions so you will not have a bias opinion on what you are going to do.
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November 26, 2019, 09:21:55 AM
#68
It looks like we will never see events in 2017 happen again, and don't expect anything now ... If that happens then everyone will sell at that time
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Freshdice.com
November 26, 2019, 09:20:33 AM
#67
If 2019 should have been reversed back to 2017, just these once what would decisions will you revert?
I would probably sell all of my token holdings if the market prices are the same with prices in 2017. Most of the market value of my holdings at this moment are the total opposite of my holdings on that particular year. The prices of most of the tokens are close to zero which is frustrating for the fact that there's a year wherein prices were high but I chose to hold and became greedy to earn more.
sr. member
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November 26, 2019, 09:16:17 AM
#66
After hardfork and focus to get bch, then sell all my bch to some altcoin that has an increase of more than 700%, both altcoin and btc will sell everything when it touches ath, and then not interested in any investment model until the next halving moment This is the episode that I really want to return, which is to repair the initial portfolio without confusing experiments.
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