Topic: Wish I didn't dump at $2000 - page 2. (Read 3286 times)

yup maybe you'll get more and hold on to it this time? i think it would be a good idea anyways... you'll see more profit in the years to come if you can be more patient. hold onto the next batch long enough to see $20k/coin thatd be a profit. just try and forget its there and try not too remind yourself to often until a few years then itll just be there and itll be like what?! im rich?!? and it wouldnt even be expected like that.

They included a long discussion on Mr. Titor in this video game on time travel.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steins;Gate


Not bad with an interesting story but it was mostly reading. A choose your own adventure type game.

In the future the only currency is potatoes, stock up now!

 He did not dump.  Read the OP and check the date.  Nobody could have dumped at 2k last year.

Ffs I hate sig spammers. You do realize you're posting on a year old thread right champ? It was a joke. A year ago. Omg. And thisbisnt a downward trend. It dipped, levelled off and now we're going to go up more. Do you not understand that the ETF decision is on Monday? That's where a lot of hype is coming from.

This is actually pretty funny as roach was a btc fan last year at this time but has now gone all in on ltc. I like ltc but it ain't going to $2k anytime soon, el roacho.

The current dump is temporary and for some reason it is good for bitcoin price to be stable. What this temporary dump will do is that it will make bitcoins move from the weaken sellers hand and it will move to strong holding hands of bitcoins.

Yup, you dump it too soon. Take it as a lesson instead, next time you buy bitcoin at a lower price just hold it for a couple of years and surely it'll double up. 

We were moving up almost 400USD! At some point some correction has to take place of course.
There is no other reason. That's just normal market behaviour.
All is good.No need to worry.

Now bitcoin prices are beginning to experience a downward trend, I can not yet understand what is the main impact. But this gives us to buy some more bitcoins. Which we fear of course panic traders who can disrupt the bitcoin economic market.

I guess I naively hoped people would eventually learn instead of seeing the same threads in repeat for years and years.

He-he I was going to say Wish I didn't dump at $2017
But the year parody was to tempting  
Back to the Future

Every single time BTC drops there's a thread saying  "RIP, it's over guys, BTC is dead. Going to Alts." Just human nature to do things as price changes, you can disregard it if you don't like it. Price is only relative, remember that.

Every single time btc pumps there is a thread like this...

Thank you for reminding yet again. Honestly I do not have any plan to sell in any near future but if I will be getting some convincing prices along with my hoarding, I may go for drastic decisions, but I am sure I may need to wait for years as prices below millions may not convince me for sure.

I just wonder how you remember this topic and how r0ach had started such a topic some one year back itself and which has more meaning with current price levels.

That's true, based on the increasing user profiles the supply to the demand ratio the circulation along with the price variation will take place. So in particular as OP mentioned sure in the future people will think back of $2000 which is quite low compared to the price at that time.

History repeating itself would be a rise to $5000, followed by a retrace to the previous ATH which is $1200, and not $266.

yeah coinbase and other exchanges will get hacked like gox and then we go back to 200 dollars and history repeats itself.

 This is your future self reminding you not to dump @ $2000
HODL!!

As has been pointed out by others in the forum, the halving is only a halving of new coin creation, not a halving of all coins, so while notionally it should have a mildly positive effect overall, I suspect that people waiting to see a smooth transition of the event without technical glitches could be at least as much incentive as anything else.  It went smoothly the last time, so I see little reason to be that concerned about it personally if the software hasn't changed.

The idea to me is more like a Y2K gossip event, which will not be the reason for the real changes (though admittedly a lot of work went into that to make it that way - I was a techy at that time and involved in it) but still may turn out to be a marker in the historical charts.

Just looking at the charts (and I know a lot of people wouldn't give the time of day to TA of data), it looks to me at very first glance that the triangle has to blow within the next 3 weeks or less, and I'm inclined to think it will more likely be north.  It may be the move that people discuss about it climbing initially then dropping around halving time, then finally getting some traction to make a more substantial run (again, my feeling is that it more likely be a bull run).

Hash rate has resumed it's growing numbers, and Chinese seem to be leading again where for a while they were dropping back.  So for me it's a knuckle down and ride the waves into Q3-Q4 and see what hindsight tells us then.