Topic: When was the last time you bought coins? (Read 1758 times)
Last week and already well well up...
$5 in May 2012, think I bought a hundred or so
I sold ~$200 worth of game cd-keys that came with video cards for mining a few months back for BTC. It is worth considerably more now!
Nice! That's a great idea
I got some today from stamp when it shot down to 400.
Few hours ago, a bounce like this one can bring a nice, quick profit.
When did you buy last time?
How much did you buy?
What did you pay?
How much did you buy?
What did you pay?
I often sell and try to rebuy lower with a small BTC stack, but the last time I actually bought new coins with fresh fiat was in the 2nd week of September at $120-ish. It wasn't much though, just a couple of coins. I'm not buying any new coins at these prices, but if price drops again to 200-250 I will consider it.
offtopic; Does anyone have an estimate on how many bitcoin users are out there? at least traders on Gox / stamp / china
i think that number will be very, very difficult to ascertain. i don't even know where one would start. BTC-e has around 7-8k users online most of the time, and if you look at their market volume (http://markets.blockchain.info/), they are following Stamp & Gox pretty good
bought some litecoin today, could be months before the market recovers
Bought 1 last week @ $200
I mis-clicked and accidently bought some at 200$... was angry at myself for about 10 minutes, then came the next push up
Bought one last week at $200 
i guess i should amend my previous post (from a couple hours ago, LOL). i sold and bought back today at a profit. not a huge profit, but a profit nonetheless. always nice to have more bitcoin!
i sold and bought back today at a profit. not a huge profit, but a profit nonetheless. always nice to have more bitcoin!
Never, I have only earned/won them! I really dont have any money to invest in them or I would. Dont have a ton, but Im happy to own any at all.
I think another important question is when was the last time you sold coins?
Today.
EDIT:
If you're like me and don't have a lot of fiat at the moment, work your way to BTC wealth haha. Sell products/services on coingig, OTC, etc. It adds up, especially when the price is doing this. That $100 profit on whatever u sell @ 100 is now $430. Profit and SAVE. Plus is supports the BTC economy and community.
If you're like me and don't have a lot of fiat at the moment, work your way to BTC wealth haha. Sell products/services on coingig, OTC, etc. It adds up, especially when the price is doing this. That $100 profit on whatever u sell @ 100 is now $430. Profit and SAVE. Plus is supports the BTC economy and community.
This is a really great tip, and it also exposes you to actual transactions in BTC, which helped put a lot of things in perspective for me.
I sold ~$200 worth of game cd-keys that came with video cards for mining a few months back for BTC. It is worth considerably more now!
$14 before the 2011 crash, $60, and somewhere in the 50s immediately after the April crash. Damnit.. why did I not sell everything to buy:
- as many BTC as possible
- a mining rig back when mining was actually worth doing (In retrospect of course, 20/20 hindsight)
I have a very firm grip...have never sold any except when needed to cover fiat obligations which has been more than I'd like but unavoidable.
EDIT:
If you're like me and don't have a lot of fiat at the moment, work your way to BTC wealth haha. Sell products/services on coingig, OTC, etc. It adds up, especially when the price is doing this. That $100 profit on whatever u sell @ 100 is now $430. Profit and SAVE. Plus is supports the BTC economy and community.
- as many BTC as possible
- a mining rig back when mining was actually worth doing (In retrospect of course, 20/20 hindsight)
I have a very firm grip...have never sold any except when needed to cover fiat obligations which has been more than I'd like but unavoidable.
EDIT:
If you're like me and don't have a lot of fiat at the moment, work your way to BTC wealth haha. Sell products/services on coingig, OTC, etc. It adds up, especially when the price is doing this. That $100 profit on whatever u sell @ 100 is now $430. Profit and SAVE. Plus is supports the BTC economy and community.
as usual i missed that brief sr crash and only found out day later. i blame hectic working hours back then. when the price bounced back as if nothing happened it prooved me that only speculators dropped their stashes. in total they shaved off about fith of the price - only then i realised that speculator's take in bicoins is not as big as it used to be and more people are using bitcoins for saving purposes.
offtopic; Does anyone have an estimate on how many bitcoin users are out there? at least traders on Gox / stamp / china
i think that number will be very, very difficult to ascertain. i don't even know where one would start.
offtopic; Does anyone have an estimate on how many bitcoin users are out there? at least traders on Gox / stamp / china
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