I bought more at 3500, 4500, 5500, 8500, 9100, and 13600....

Well, if you remember the Max Keiser plan to destroy the Jew banks by taking physical delivery of silver back in the day, that course of action was chosen because silver is the most naked shorted, artificially downwards manipulated commodity on the entire planet.  In 2011 it took around 100 days of world production to cover the shorts, in 2014 around 135 days, then in recent years it's all the way up to 200+ days.  So, as you can see, even  though the price was dropping, the amount of shorts was increasing, even though a rational 'trader' would be buying or covering on the price decrease.

The paper commodity markets are completely unsustainable clown world now.  Instead of making any attempt to fix them, they've doubled down on fraud.  They're designed to self destruct and wipe out the banks or anyone involved with them while sending certain commodity prices like silver to the stratosphere from having so many years of artificial downward manipulation.  There is NO POSSIBLE WAY for the banks to just back out of this unsustainable manipulation time bomb without sending the price of metals to infinity, but that doesn't stop them from pointlessly attempting to fool idiots into buying imaginary, digital scamcoins instead.

Whatever. It dropped $3,000 in one day. That is the biggest drop we have ever seen.

The kike plan to try and distract people from physical metals with imaginary digital shitcoin pump and dumps ain't working.

it seems that I have become much more attractive to Women, with a simple phrase of "I've been into BTC since 2013" now. That is new.

Well, out of the 10+ year history of bitcoin all sells would be regrettable but a brief 7 week period that was higher than now, and likely not for long, so it's almost never a good plan to sell BTC..

I sold like .8 BTC @ $300 for an intercooler and gofast bits, and regret it..
I still have that car with that intercooler and every time I see it it looks like a $5,000 intercooler made in china..

Then I sold like .8 BTC @ $9,500 in 2017 when it looked like it wasn't going to break $10k for the first time, for a nice car I am still daily driving today, and I regret it..
I didn't need the nice car, it is nice but I could just still be driving my rusty Subaru and have my .8 BTC back

So I would say no.. Unless you are absolutely starving to death it is basically never a good idea to sell BTC..

I am lucky to have what coin I still have and it is going to be very hard for me not to put it down on a new house/property investment, because I want a nicer house..
But I know if I sell @ $30,000 or so and it goes to $300,000 or whatever in the future I will deeply regret it for the rest of my life because this is my one and only chance to hold the best lottery tickets the world has ever seen..
If I sell their is no way I will ever be able to get them back..

I think I should suffer through my life of being half poor until the bitcoins are high enough for me to basiclly fuck off in a sailboat or something for the rest of my life, leave all the worldly BS behind, and then still only sell what I need to as I go instead of cash right out..
If I can resist buying a house.. But in the long term I don't even really want a house for anything other than rental income..

That's fucking crazy.

I especially don't like the 7 filthy slut limit.

I would rather have a limit on Lambos and blow, and let the filthy sluts flow.... so I am a bit disappointed with these skimpy quotas of riches.

Seems you didn't do research properly before placing that support.

Today is the day for history books.

Screenshoting for posterity.

Update on transaction fees for those who may be concerned:

I sent a transaction 12 minutes ago with a 21 sat/byte fee ($0.35; recommended is currently 51 sat/byte) and it confirmed in the next block.

I think people in large pay humongous fees either because they are:

a. Roger Ver sending bitcoin to himself in a quest to prove that BTC has high fees
b. sent by people who don't mind sparing a couple extra bucks to guarantee a quick confirmation time

Long story short: there's no reason to pay more than $2 in fees when $0.35 will do just fine.

I do like my pepe coins!
They will be worth more than gold one of these days.

We are reaching for $12000 now. Buckle in moon memes are about to roll out soon!

revised 20 minutes later looks like we broke that quite easily.

$300K.

I think it could hit as low as 3k

hodl for 300k

You'll also have to deal with taxes

32....