It will still not be late in 2142 after several world wars...
Actually, earth was , is and will full of opportunities...
I might not be on Earth at that time anymore. Actually, earth was , is and will full of opportunities...
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It will still not be late in 2142 after several world wars...
Actually, earth was , is and will full of opportunities...
Actually, earth was , is and will full of opportunities...
I'm worried because I don't know if there will be more bubbles or the party is just finished.
We aren't late for sure, today's rise is the start of a new rally.
Nice article, its always nice to put things into perspective. We all gonna make it brahs.
Not to be late at this date on bitcoin either you be a millionaire at the first place or you get grabs of some illegal shit going on around the bitcoin world
someone says that we are early adopters and the first ones were innovators, probably they are right.
Fast fish eats first and slow fish eat the left over.
Even if btc is to become mainstream, latecomer may not reap the magnitude of reward early adopters get.
Even if btc is to become mainstream, latecomer may not reap the magnitude of reward early adopters get.
I'm not late but I'm not an early adopter, maybe the last comers like me could earn some bucks but not much.
There are some astonishing predictions which put bitcoin's value at millions of $ in few years, let's hope they are right!
With my 0.25 bitcoins maybe in the future I will be rich?
I don't think so but holding them won't cost anything...
I don't think so but holding them won't cost anything...
too low amount, at least try to reach 1, maybe it will be worth 10k or even 100k in 5-10 years, it's just a matter of adoption
With my 0.25 bitcoins maybe in the future I will be rich?
I don't think so but holding them won't cost anything...
I don't think so but holding them won't cost anything...
There is 7B people on earth for 21 millions max bitcoin, so an average of 0.003 bitcoins per person 
If it's become a common currency like euros or dollar 500$ for 1 whole bitcoin is not that much and it's not more crazy to think that than first investors who bought only an idea, ther was no business related to bitcoin at this time, no advertising, and it was something totally new...
If it's become a common currency like euros or dollar 500$ for 1 whole bitcoin is not that much and it's not more crazy to think that than first investors who bought only an idea, ther was no business related to bitcoin at this time, no advertising, and it was something totally new...
With today's prices, you are definitely not too late to enter the BTC game. I think a large percentage of people who got involved over the past year, are now in the red with the last decline in prices. If you buy in now, you will probably have more profits (soon), than a large percentage of seasoned investors...
it is just the beginning for bitcoins With today's prices, you are definitely not too late to enter the BTC game. I think a large percentage of people who got involved over the past year, are now in the red with the last decline in prices. If you buy in now, you will probably have more profits (soon), than a large percentage of seasoned investors...
People who bought bitcoin at $x price on y date do not necessarily still own the bitcoin they purchased, as they could have traded it and/or sold it. Also just because others have purchased at higher prices does not mean that it is a good price for you to buy at.
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when i saw what Cyprus did to the price of bitcoin, i can't help but imagine what would happen when it hits the next country, and i'm not even mentionning the USD situation.
Things can move VERY fast, remember 2008 ? imagine what it could do to bitcoin, and it's not even talking about the price, people will have to adapt and adopt it : euros and usd might be worhtless one day, but people will still have to eat, companies will still have to trade and banks will still have to lend
Everytime i get second toughts and doubts about bitcoin i watch one of Andreas vids, truely inspirational, he's the one that got me started in bitcoin in the first place.
AUG2014 Current state of bitcoin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggB0Wh_g33M
Things can move VERY fast, remember 2008 ? imagine what it could do to bitcoin, and it's not even talking about the price, people will have to adapt and adopt it : euros and usd might be worhtless one day, but people will still have to eat, companies will still have to trade and banks will still have to lend
Everytime i get second toughts and doubts about bitcoin i watch one of Andreas vids, truely inspirational, he's the one that got me started in bitcoin in the first place.
AUG2014 Current state of bitcoin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggB0Wh_g33M
With today's prices, you are definitely not too late to enter the BTC game. I think a large percentage of people who got involved over the past year, are now in the red with the last decline in prices. If you buy in now, you will probably have more profits (soon), than a large percentage of seasoned investors...
They are not seasoned investors, they are yesterday's newbies.
Everyone was newbies once and got burn badly before becoming a session investors.
Still, buying bitcoin at this price is rather risky.
With today's prices, you are definitely not too late to enter the BTC game. I think a large percentage of people who got involved over the past year, are now in the red with the last decline in prices. If you buy in now, you will probably have more profits (soon), than a large percentage of seasoned investors...
They are not seasoned investors, they are yesterday's newbies.
I completely disagree we are too late.Golden time was about 4 years ago from now to invest into bitcoin basically.Nowadays investing is expensive as well as a risky game to enter onto
The price of Bitcoin is rising as it is gradually de-risked. You could've bought Bitcoin earlier less expensive - but in fact at that point in time it was never clear at all that bitcoin would grow to the proportions we see today. So essentially the risk was much higher back then than it is today.
You can't evaluate the past with the knowledge of today, that's unrealistic, because in the past nobody knew what the future (in which we live today) would bring. So looking back in a future yet to come to the (then past) present you might feel the same.
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Risk just means how much you can lose. If you buy 1BTC for $500 you have $500 at risk.
With today's prices, you are definitely not too late to enter the BTC game. I think a large percentage of people who got involved over the past year, are now in the red with the last decline in prices. If you buy in now, you will probably have more profits (soon), than a large percentage of seasoned investors...
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