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October 20, 2021, 01:53:46 PM
#73
There are many of us who have sold their bitcoin at a certain price.  But now they are regretting and saying that if they had bitcoin now, it would be double the price. But they never once thought that what was sold was no longer theirs. They were satisfied with that price when they sold bitcoin but now regret it.
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October 20, 2021, 12:52:57 PM
#72
Our emotions makes us reason back to what we have lost its ownership, especially if it has an increase in value. The most anonymous part of it is when you finally calm down after loosing ownership for example, I sell bitcoin and I didn't find what important I used the money for, and now bitcoin rises, it's really annoying, but the main fact is that it will never be mine again.
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October 20, 2021, 12:44:50 PM
#71
Wait what? There are actually people that do not understand the basic principles of trade? I swear that school education has not progressed since the days of 4 elementary grades. But I doubt this is the norm. I think most people understand that selling something means not having it anymore. Unless you sell it and ask to borrow that same thing from the person you sold it to for an indefinite amount of time, and yes, I have heard of that happening Smiley
It happens all the time and I think this has nothing to do with the education level but with a problem related to emotions, this is very common in almost all instances of our lives but if there is a field in which this is even more common are personal relationships, it is incredibly common that after a person breaks up with their couple and then they find out they are doing well without them they get jealous about it, which does not make sense as the relationship is over but it does not stop them from having those feelings and that is what we see in this market as well.
Pretty much sure that education is somewhat related and not just purely with emotions because when you do really have that education then you are pretty much aware on how sell and trade do really works

and it is just really a bullshit thing that you would plan to get those things that you had already sold or make out some regrets and been planning for that one.You should know on what are the basic principles

so that you wouldnt really looking like a fool on other peoples eyes.When trade or sell off is done then consider it final.
I think you are giving more weight to my argument, we all know that when you sell something you have lost ownership of that thing, that is the way the economy works and even if a person has not received formal education about it they know that is how it works, as every single transaction they have executed during their lives works that way, the fact that despite all of this being true and yet we have many examples of people experimenting that regret tells to me this is a problem with their emotional control.
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October 18, 2021, 03:16:25 PM
#70
When you sell, is no longer yours. When you sell your bitcoin for more than you paid, you may be happy about it, but unless you have an investment to make or would like to buy something else, all you have left is... fiat. And fiat finds its way out of pockets very quickly.
Sure, whenever you sell, it no longer belongs to you. For me to sell my bitcoins, I make sure that I have already planned myself and where the money will be going into. For sure there will be part of the money that will be going for expenses, then there is also a part of it that would going into other businesses that I am into, as a way for me to generate extra income. If you don’t plan yourself to succeed, then you’re going to end up failing. So if you’re selling anything at all, you should always have plans ahead on what you’re going to be doing whatever money you will be making from selling the assets that you own.
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October 17, 2021, 04:36:44 PM
#69
Wait what? There are actually people that do not understand the basic principles of trade? I swear that school education has not progressed since the days of 4 elementary grades. But I doubt this is the norm. I think most people understand that selling something means not having it anymore. Unless you sell it and ask to borrow that same thing from the person you sold it to for an indefinite amount of time, and yes, I have heard of that happening Smiley
It happens all the time and I think this has nothing to do with the education level but with a problem related to emotions, this is very common in almost all instances of our lives but if there is a field in which this is even more common are personal relationships, it is incredibly common that after a person breaks up with their couple and then they find out they are doing well without them they get jealous about it, which does not make sense as the relationship is over but it does not stop them from having those feelings and that is what we see in this market as well.
Pretty much sure that education is somewhat related and not just purely with emotions because when you do really have that education then you are pretty much aware on how sell and trade do really works

and it is just really a bullshit thing that you would plan to get those things that you had already sold or make out some regrets and been planning for that one.You should know on what are the basic principles

so that you wouldnt really looking like a fool on other peoples eyes.When trade or sell off is done then consider it final.
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October 17, 2021, 02:33:59 PM
#68
This may seem very obvious, but some people do not seem to clearly understand what selling means. For example, I know a few people for a mid-size village that, during a housing boom, sold quite a bit of land to developers and made a development plan that was pretty much crazy (high rise on small streets, minimal walkways, no space for public services, ...). They were very happy about getting the money. Now, all I hear is complaints about how many disgusting people that are not born there came to live to "their village".

When you sell, is no longer yours. When you sell your bitcoin for more than you paid, you may be happy about it, but unless you have an investment to make or would like to buy something else, all you have left is... fiat. And fiat finds its way out of pockets very quickly.
I don't want to judge those who "sell" are stupid, we all know that each person has their own needs and difficulties and maybe "selling" is their best way to get out of their problems

because I have a regular (offline) job that pays me pretty well every month so I can meet my daily needs, then "selling" the bitcoins I have is stupidity

right now I hold the bitcoin that I have because I am very sure the price will be "more" good in the future, this is really an extraordinary investment
legendary
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October 17, 2021, 11:27:45 AM
#67
Wait what? There are actually people that do not understand the basic principles of trade? I swear that school education has not progressed since the days of 4 elementary grades. But I doubt this is the norm. I think most people understand that selling something means not having it anymore. Unless you sell it and ask to borrow that same thing from the person you sold it to for an indefinite amount of time, and yes, I have heard of that happening Smiley
It happens all the time and I think this has nothing to do with the education level but with a problem related to emotions, this is very common in almost all instances of our lives but if there is a field in which this is even more common are personal relationships, it is incredibly common that after a person breaks up with their couple and then they find out they are doing well without them they get jealous about it, which does not make sense as the relationship is over but it does not stop them from having those feelings and that is what we see in this market as well.
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October 16, 2021, 05:59:55 PM
#66
What they are trying to let you know is that bitcoin is something you are not supposed to been selling frequently due to it's movement via increment, it's of the owner benefit to keep cryptocurrency in the wallet for long period of time, because keeping it is adding more values to it, than to be making a withdrawal Everytime, actually if you do that always that means you  are not investing into it.

At least, it's proper or encouraging to invest via cryptocurrency or stop making withdrawal subsequently so that whenever season of Bear market occur they will be substantial benefit from the investor which might be you or any.
Long term holding bitcoin is something so great that we have a joke around here about how we should "hodl" bitcoin. We can see that hodl joke in many places but it was first started here as well. I can't find the topic right now but someone created a topic and wrote hodl instead of hold and that became something that we all joked and it became so big that from twitter to new projects to basically every single place in the world got that hodl.

Even wall street bets which was buying a stock called gamestop ended up using hodl as a joke among themselves. Which had nothing to do with crypto and that is the weird part, now we are talking about hodl all the time everywhere as hodl. This means that we are in a situation where everyone should know that crypto is not something that you would profit right away but if you keep on holding it then you would make a good profit in the long term.
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October 16, 2021, 08:52:48 AM
#65
I also heard disgusting things like that in middle-class villages ,sometimes people's nature is to respect excessively their land and criticize openly without thinking about the truth ,provoking immigrants is the main goal maybe they think their land will return ,unacceptable reality until are willing to forget the truth
Would really be hard to accept the truth whenever you do see that those things that you had sold in the past had already progressed which you would think off that you might have make out some profits or more money if you do able to held up that.

Selling decisions would be final and there's no way that you could take it back unless if you would buy it again but of course it would be more expensive.

Its just too greedy of yours if you do really think or having that kind of mindset whenever you do make out sell decisions.
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October 16, 2021, 08:46:09 AM
#64
When you sell, is no longer yours. When you sell your bitcoin for more than you paid, you may be happy about it, but unless you have an investment to make or would like to buy something else, all you have left is... fiat. And fiat finds its way out of pockets very quickly.
It might sound simple and very easy to understand but that isn't the case for some here Smiley.

As for my case, there are many times that I've sold my Bitcoins just to have money to spend here because I'm the one paying the expenses here in our house. It might sound weird (or at least to me) if I say that most of my expenses are coming from the Bitcoins that I've earned and I'm happy with it. I'm happy not only because I'm spending it but the way it changed my life Smiley. I'm still holding some Bitcoins right now and still hold more while spending some and I'm happy with it.
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October 16, 2021, 08:38:54 AM
#63
Selling is and always will be for weak hands. How much money do you need to lose before you realise its worth hodling? Bitcoin itself has a deflationary nature even though it have wild price swings coming from the speculative side.

But whatever, I guess some people are just doomed to be poor from a lack of brainpower. But I am sure they will buy back in at the top. Only to sell again at the bottom.
Fine by me, that way, more fiat goes into bitcoin and raises its value for the smartest hodlers.
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October 16, 2021, 08:34:28 AM
#62
I also heard disgusting things like that in middle-class villages ,sometimes people's nature is to respect excessively their land and criticize openly without thinking about the truth ,provoking immigrants is the main goal maybe they think their land will return ,unacceptable reality until are willing to forget the truth
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October 16, 2021, 07:52:43 AM
#61
I totally agreed with the OP for this is awake up call every individual that sold their Bitcoin holding early and later regret selling when they ought to have to think twice before selling it.
I will give this conversation a topic, if you're not ready for the outcome of the result don't f*cking sell.
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October 16, 2021, 02:20:50 AM
#60
That's the point of selling, you're giving it away to someone through a trade of goods or service or something else, that's how selling works so why would you worry and antagonize that? It's not like we can't stop people from selling their own bitcoins, it's on their own volition that they're selling those and they've accepted it already.
What they are trying to let you know is that bitcoin is something you are not supposed to been selling frequently due to it's movement via increment, it's of the owner benefit to keep cryptocurrency in the wallet for long period of time, because keeping it is adding more values to it, than to be making a withdrawal Everytime, actually if you do that always that means you  are not investing into it.

At least, it's proper or encouraging to invest via cryptocurrency or stop making withdrawal subsequently so that whenever season of Bear market occur they will be substantial benefit from the investor which might be you or any.
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October 16, 2021, 01:38:54 AM
#59
I sold my Bitcoin for some reason and I'd never think it from coming back as it was not under my control anymore. I believe that is not really hard to understand such thing as because in time before you place that sell order, you've been thinking as well that after it was sold, that never be your's again unless if that person sold you back/ or you're going to buy at again. That gonna be the rule about selling and we should accept that whatever happens to those chucks of Bitcoin/ or that piece of land we've sold isn't our problem anymore, and we never have to think about it.
with it is no longer in our control because we have sold it, then it would be better not to think about what we have done before. after all it is our decision and the most important thing is in the future so that we can be even better. because if it becomes our right, of course we will come back with something that is doubled
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October 15, 2021, 11:51:52 PM
#58
This may seem very obvious, but some people do not seem to clearly understand what selling means. For example, I know a few people for a mid-size village that, during a housing boom, sold quite a bit of land to developers and made a development plan that was pretty much crazy (high rise on small streets, minimal walkways, no space for public services, ...). They were very happy about getting the money. Now, all I hear is complaints about how many disgusting people that are not born there came to live to "their village".

When you sell, is no longer yours. When you sell your bitcoin for more than you paid, you may be happy about it, but unless you have an investment to make or would like to buy something else, all you have left is... fiat. And fiat finds its way out of pockets very quickly.

This is very true, when we sell something, something is always lost, and everything is focused on the value, when something is sold, whatever it is, the value will not be the same now and later unless certain kinds of economic phenomena arise. As inflation, in my country it is like that, there are goods or houses that are valued in a large amount of money, but the owners cannot ask because of their value because they could not sell, so their value is less than it should have, and everything focuses on supply and demand.

In the case of BTC and all cryptocurrencies it is different too, they maintain a value in FIAT whether it rises or falls, they will always have the value there, the most stable are when negotiations are carried out in stages of the ideal market such as buying in Accumulation and selling in Distribution that is the ideal.
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October 15, 2021, 05:46:37 PM
#57
Wait what? There are actually people that do not understand the basic principles of trade? I swear that school education has not progressed since the days of 4 elementary grades. But I doubt this is the norm. I think most people understand that selling something means not having it anymore. Unless you sell it and ask to borrow that same thing from the person you sold it to for an indefinite amount of time, and yes, I have heard of that happening Smiley
Its the basic principles thats why finding out this kind of topic it seems to be bullshit to discuss on because its understandable that you wouldnt really own anything that you had already sold out.

It is just dumb that you would get it back once you had able to sell it, but if you do then of course it would really be in different price and it is just like you are just smashing a rock in your head if you do.

Dont end up on having this kind of mindset because this would just simply make look like a fool.  Cheesy
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October 15, 2021, 04:58:25 PM
#56
I sold my Bitcoin for some reason and I'd never think it from coming back as it was not under my control anymore. I believe that is not really hard to understand such thing as because in time before you place that sell order, you've been thinking as well that after it was sold, that never be your's again unless if that person sold you back/ or you're going to buy at again. That gonna be the rule about selling and we should accept that whatever happens to those chucks of Bitcoin/ or that piece of land we've sold isn't our problem anymore, and we never have to think about it.
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October 15, 2021, 03:01:03 PM
#55
This may seem very obvious, but some people do not seem to clearly understand what selling means. For example, I know a few people for a mid-size village that, during a housing boom, sold quite a bit of land to developers and made a development plan that was pretty much crazy (high rise on small streets, minimal walkways, no space for public services, ...). They were very happy about getting the money. Now, all I hear is complaints about how many disgusting people that are not born there came to live to "their village".

When you sell, is no longer yours. When you sell your bitcoin for more than you paid, you may be happy about it, but unless you have an investment to make or would like to buy something else, all you have left is... fiat. And fiat finds its way out of pockets very quickly.

Yes, you are right, being the owner, or what is more correct now to express it as the holder of assets, is always better than when you sell this asset. Especially now, when fiat money is depreciating at a high rate. Unfortunately, I cannot classify myself as people who have promising assets. Yes, I use cryptocurrency, but I still work and earn money to buy things necessary for life, but I understand that in this life you also need to strive to have assets that will help preserve and increase wealth.
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October 15, 2021, 01:56:28 PM
#54
It happens to everyone who's in need to sell their bitcoins for other important matters. You sell bitcoin and you use that fiat to buy another asset. This is a better way of spending those bitcoins that you hold but if you don't have firm plans yet then you better wait until you're totally fine to sell at that price you desire. People who would sell at the peak would always be the luckiest ones and they're just going to rebuy and reclaim back those sold bitcoins of theirs.
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