Market cap under 200b, but hey at least BCH is tanking too right?

If so then Bitcoin price depends on demand by high school and university students - 2 demographics notorious for not having any money.

people until now only saw BTC as investment vehicle. wait until they understand the real revolution. uncensorable money!

Someone just made a site that tracks how many token projects are dumping their eth

Part of me wonders how much of that money is flowing into Bitcoin. The other part of me thinks those token projects are cashing out and driving etherium into the ground.

I seriously can't wait till all those scam coins die

did eth crash like much more than everything else?

I remember when BTC was up and I would come here for quality advice and trust me I learned a few good things. But now its just a bunch of people arguing about opinions. You cant say someone opinion is wrong lol. Thats what they believe or how the feel. Instead of arguing try to get an understanding why that person feels that way, maybe you will learn something. Because this shit is hilarious.

For those of us who have been around for a few years and can look back, it has generally always been a great time to buy. The question is more, "How long are you planning on holding?"

I was just chatting this morning with my husband about how we felt frustrated that we purchased a bit at $250 in 2013 then had to wait for over a year or so to get back to that price. It doesn't matter that much now. Granted, it would have been better to purchase twice as much at $100, but there is always going to b some "Would have, should have and could have's" we ponder with this crazy investment.

Buy High, Sell Low is probably the most widely used investment strategy followed in this sub. Thousands of people can't be wrong.

$1000 drop, thats put alot of headache to many hodler now.

Bitcoin has dropped about 6% or so today, yet my 3 mining rigs are still bringing in the same dollar value for the bitcoin they are using - How is this possible? The bitcoin balance is correct with the actual dollar value currently. Strange. It's like my mining rigs picked up speed or something.

Forget Goldman. Forget the ETFs. Bitcoin does not need institutional adoption to succeed. The more the institutions drag their feet or play hot-and-cold with BTC, the more time there is for ordinary people all over the world to learn about it and become hodlers.

Do we really want the established institutions of today to get in on Bitcoin while it's still cheap? I don't. Let them come last.