Fundamental fact: Market cannot be predicted, don't get hung up on a target price, instead think in ratios and percents.
Do not trade based on what you think will happen but what is actually happening. If price goes up 10% sell 5%. If price drops even in a mini crash, do nothing!! When it stops falling, buy. If it drops more buy a little, if it drops even more, buy more.
If you are spooked keep half value in fiat and half in BTC, you will more often be wrong than right with your hunch so not selling all, will make you a lot of money.
Topic: Who sold? (Read 1392 times)
Had about 27 coins sitting forever from mining. Sold when it got the highest previous post I has seen before, $17.
Bought 55 BTC at 47.50 and around $52, sold at $61.50 at that little dip. Got scared. Lesson Learned.
Bought 55 BTC at 47.50 and around $52, sold at $61.50 at that little dip. Got scared. Lesson Learned.
Dumped around 1400 ~$4-5 about 18 months ago...
Hard to not think about the what ifs... could be debt free, house paid for, car paid for...
Hard to not think about the what ifs... could be debt free, house paid for, car paid for...
Omg.
Dumped around 1400 ~$4-5 about 18 months ago...
Hard to not think about the what ifs... could be debt free, house paid for, car paid for...
Hard to not think about the what ifs... could be debt free, house paid for, car paid for...
I panic-sold a few dozen coins right after the blockchain fork, around $32 USD I think, right at the bottom of the dip.
Wait, what, BTC blockchain got forked, as this is bad ain't it? I've been out of the complete loop since december.
http://bitcoin.org/chainfork.html
It was a huge deal, but the dev team solved it quickly and it ended up increasing overall confidence in Bitcoin.
Oh, wow, just recently too. Fantastic, one thing I learned, find a flaw, whether it be a single one person creating a fork, and patch it asap. People should thank this person for finding this flaw. It also not only created more confidence, it made BTC stronger than previously. Recall BTCExpress & litecoin fiasco?
Thank you, for the link BL.
I panic-sold a few dozen coins right after the blockchain fork, around $32 USD I think, right at the bottom of the dip.
Wait, what, BTC blockchain got forked, as this is bad ain't it? I've been out of the complete loop since december.
http://bitcoin.org/chainfork.html
It was a huge deal, but the dev team solved it quickly and it ended up increasing overall confidence in Bitcoin.
I panic-sold a few dozen coins right after the blockchain fork, around $32 USD I think, right at the bottom of the dip.
Wait, what, BTC blockchain got forked, as this is bad ain't it? I've been out of the complete loop since december.
I panic-sold a few dozen coins right after the blockchain fork, around $32 USD I think, right at the bottom of the dip.
i hoarded all of mine. i got so many i dont know what to do with them.
BFL, is that you?
i dont think we should judge anybody. that tag only tells you a little bit about me. but you are correct, there are people i should give coins back to. and i will. that is one thing i will do with the coins.
i hoarded all of mine. i got so many i dont know what to do with them.
You seem to have a scammer tag. Should I judge you by that and say that there are probably people you should give the coin back to?
i hoarded all of mine. i got so many i dont know what to do with them.
*Reaches for the whiskey bottle*
in january 2013 bitcoin was nowhere near 7 bucks. i wish
What was it at? 14 bucks?
Cuz either I sold 23 bitcoins for 159 bucks or so, or I sold 12 bitcoins for 159.
around $13-15, then climbed to $20 at the end of the month
Ah, thanks for clearing that up, appreciated.
Sold at $22, made about $21,000, bought a new car. Had I waited and sold at $75, I would've made $130,000... Oh well.
Ouch, still have all your teeth? I finally kicked my last one out, joking of course. Yea, I am trying to have no remorse and forgetting about it as well.
Sold at $22, made about $21,000, bought a new car. Had I waited and sold at $75, I would've made $130,000... Oh well.
in january 2013 bitcoin was nowhere near 7 bucks. i wish
What was it at? 14 bucks?
Cuz either I sold 23 bitcoins for 159 bucks or so, or I sold 12 bitcoins for 159.
around $13-15, then climbed to $20 at the end of the month
Sold coins at 9 EUR to purchase upgrades for my computer. The computer failed after about 1 week while the upgrade hardware was still in transit (package was caught in storm Sandy). Now with the same coins I could purchase new high-end computer. I still not kicking myself because the price was like it was back then and the upgraded hardware is perfect. Although I cannot use it because the mainboard have died and now I'm using 10 years old computer.
It is just unlucky coincidence.
It is just unlucky coincidence.
in january 2013 bitcoin was nowhere near 7 bucks. i wish
What was it at? 14 bucks?
Cuz either I sold 23 bitcoins for 159 bucks or so, or I sold 12 bitcoins for 159.
I spent 50 coins on two BFL Jalapenos back when price was around $6 = FAIL. But that was only 15% of the coins I have now = WIN.
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