I have 100 bitcoins. Its 2015. I'm already a millionaire... Do I win £5?

A slow gentle increase is better than pump and dump

Buy at 220.2

Please can I play?

I hold (my $100) until further notice.

Which one?

I signed up ages ago and got the 5000 stellars -

Now I can't login!

I have an email from them with the recovery code - however, whenever I try to recover my email, it says "No username with that email"

Hmmm....  Explain that one!

No problem!

 ....because a coin thats cheap and easy to mine will have more value? Right?

Sorry - you lost me here!

I have seen the future. 10,000 was good.

Sell one. 

Do not Bitcoin speculate with borrowed money. Do not Bitcoin speculate with money you need in the short term.

I consider the money I put into Bitcoin as a sunk cost. I occasionally alternate between fiat and BTC using around 5-10% of my coins. I do not put more Fiat in and i do not take Fiat out. If i rum out of fiat - i sell some btc to give me a gambling fund. I dont trade often (maybe a few trades per month) - but my long term goal is to be all in BTC and increase the BTC I hold.

i can assure you that the thinly traded volume and price traded on some exchanges is only part of the picture. account managers at some exchanges use the KYC/AML  to directly contact larger buyers/sellers(100+ coins) and put together off-exchange deals - even though the exchange is still the broker. Do not be fooled by the volume and the fact that small amounts of money can affect the price.

Wall street traders ARE here, and they are taking advantage of this unregulated market to make money in terms of both Fiat and Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is special. It isn't going anywhere and if you think the price is going lower then sell some of your coins and try to buy them at a lower price point. Dont throw more money at it - unless you are DCA buying a small amount each month as a long term investment. I also believe many of the current holders are selling to find a buy back point and grow their stash whilst minimising their risk of 'going to zero' or seeing their dollar value diminish too greatly.

You're not the only one - but I think it was still a good time to buy! Sub 400 was too cheap and this is a big development.

Blah blah 460 blah!

Yes

We spent quite a long time over $650 in the previous bubble, and I think there were quite a few buyers who expected an easy 'in-out-profit' and possibly used borrowed money or money they couldn't afford to lose. As such I think there will be a lot more dumping/volatility this time on the way up.

These could be people repaying the loans and interest as well as people that couldn't stand the thought that they'd 'lost' so much money and are selling out of relief at getting it 'back' (haha!)

The sooner people accept that BTC 'is' money and a permanent store of value the sooner we stabilise at a much higher price forever (muhahaaha <- evil laugh)

A linear giraffosaurus!

Yup! I did that too. Bought them for $1. Watched them rise to $4. Sold them at $2. Bought some at $40 (still got them) - Bought some more at $14 (Still got them)

Now... meh! Wish I'd kept to Bitcoin exclusively!

I'm not going to sell them - I'm just gonna keep them for 12/24 months.

I like a rally as much as the next guy - but I would prefer slow and steady growth over a sustained period.

....However. There's nothing wrong with a rally every day over a sustained period!

That also works for me.

Bump.

I've not been buying or selling since $600. Now I'm just sitting on the fence.