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Title: The [Big] Bagholders Reversal Thread! Post by: CoinFawkes on July 30, 2014, 11:49:53 AM Please post here if for some reasons, you feel like being a bag holder of a given coin.
Not necessarily due to a scam nature, but rather: bad management, lack of communication, lack of transparency, hype/over-manipulation, insufficient PR, or any unfortunate event at some point, etc. Then, what counter measure(s) might (IYO) change that current state -- Example (not necessarily relevant) : coin name : Dogecoin [DOGE] reason(s) : huge amount of coins were mined by a malware and then dumped into the market. fix(es) : your suggestion(s).. xD -- Please, feel free to throw your own Ideas for this thread (I will gladly upgrade OP, if needed). p.s. I don't really feel that much of a bagholder myself so.. I might not be updating this thread a whole lot in the future. I just wanted to see a thread like this one for informative purposes, as well as trying to create some sort of self-correcting/regulating altcoin ecosystem... Title: Re: The [Big] Bagholders Reversal Thread Post by: peter378 on July 30, 2014, 11:58:03 AM Do you have any Dogecoin bags, because you used it as an example?
Title: Re: The [Big] Bagholders Reversal Thread Post by: InwardContour on July 30, 2014, 12:03:02 PM I have bought some dogecoin when they were valued 110, now they are worth 1/3 and I feel a bagholder
even if I didn't invested a big amount of bitcoins in it. How to fix? I don't know, the community is great but the sell pressure is really high due to the billions of coins mined. Title: Re: The [Big] Bagholders Reversal Thread Post by: CoinFawkes on July 30, 2014, 12:03:50 PM Do you have any Dogecoin bags, because you used it as an example? Yup, I'm 'still' holding few Dogecoins, since it was one of my first coin investments. Not much though. Although, I'm out of ideas in terms of bringing it back to where it used to be... |