Trolls will always tell you to sell whether it's dropping or rising. Those who listens to trolls are only fools and they will always remain poor and bitter that they miss all these opportunities they had but they don't like to admit it.

Hahaha, just fuck off. As if you're such a concerned, well-meaning angel trying to help people to minimize their losses and help them financially to get rich. You already have an agenda the moment you offered to 'help' by your advertising. nice try troll I hope no one is dumb enough to believe you

Very clearly you just think of bitcoin as some new-fangled digital fad akin to an up and coming website or whatever and you're a traditionalist, those who believe in paper money kept in the bank when the bank almost surely uses your money for their own investment without your knowledge but still think your money is 100% safe. When you put money into banks they own your money, not you, and can actually spend your money without your knowledge but none of you would want to believe that. Bitcoin is a way of storing your money safely (if you're not too stupid to safeguard it). The price in exchanges is irrelevant, because there is always the true value of bitcoin disregarding the manipulations that is happening now. The true value will always be how much it cost to actually mine a btc. Add that to the fact that the cost of producing btcs will only increase as difficulty goes up and that there is a fixed number of bitcoins ever to be mined, the value of btc can only ever increase over the course of time. But between now and then, there would be fluctuations although it has matured much, much more than say few years ago when you have daily fluctuations if not hourly. Still, the fundamentals of bitcoin stay, that it is deflationary in nature, and that it is the first mover. If you cannot understand what these two factors really means, then you just do not understand how cryptocurrencies work, and all I can say is, whatever floats your boat.

if you're holding long term in terms of years, no worries at all.

stop asking questions like this it's getting tiresome, it's irrelevant, and it's unanswerable. Like asking, what's the meaning of life. I could say tomorrow, in 2 years time, or never ever. Take your pick. Look if you only need to know one single thing about bitcoin, is that its price can only rise, period. If you cannot understand why, don't ask, take it or leave it, that's all.

I just find it annoying that bear trolls keep telling people to sell as if they're so concerned about other people's financial well being when they are clearly destroying newbies and those who do not understand how bitcoin works for their own selfish gain. These people could've put their life savings into bitcoin and wiping out their life savings just like that  by selling low, man that's the cruelest thing you can do to your fellow humans. I would not ask anyone to hold if they're so inclined to sell, hell it's their money not mine, but I'll try to talk sense and logic to those who would listen. Anyone who thinks buying high and selling low is actually a good idea, perhaps they really shouldn't be involved in anything financial at all and best for them to exit, rather than asking stupid questions like, 'when is bitcoin going to be $xxx' or 'should I buy or sell'. To quote Satoshi himself,

 “If you don’t believe me or don’t get it, I don’t have time to try to convince you, sorry.”

really feel sorry for those who sold in panic...but that's the problem when you put money into something you don't understand or don't care to understand and just following market sentiments. Current price is way below production cost and it can only go for so long until something had to give. now they're busted this can only mean btc will correct itself, and that price will rise

I actually DO hope you are right, in fact, let it bounce up for a while and fall back sub 300 end of the month...just in time for my money to come in and buy buy buy ! These prices are crazy tempting and addictive

I don't know about balls of steel, but for me it's a no brainer. It's like a fire sale of land and property way, way below market price and people are still contemplating about snapping them up. If only I'd had more fiat smh

anyone who does not recognize the fact that bitcoin prices now are manipulated to be way below production cost and not take the opportunity now to hoard up, they're missing out big time. My only problem is that my fiat don't come in fast enough to convert to bitcoins  

I snapped up crazy when it hit 300. Now I'm really really broke  

sub $280 bitcoins? post 2013? are you joking or you just pull a figure out of your arse?

Contrary to all the FUD being spread around the forum, this is an unexpectedly extraordinary event in the bitcoin world. But then again, there are so many things happening around the world that could affect bitcoin prices. To those who understand the true value of bitcoin, this is definitely the best time to accumulate bitcoins. In fact I hope it can go cheaper still. Like it or not, cryptos are here to stay, and bitcoin will always be at the forefront if not the only one. If you can hold and forget about bitcoin for a few years, you will be happy to see your bitcoin increasing in value. If you sell now, you may regret your decision.

Sincerely,

Some guy on the internet

Bitcoin is designed to emulate a deflationary product like gold. It's a test/experiment as to whether we can use an deflationary currency as opposed to an inflationary currency like US dollars. Turns out with a deflationary currency, people are less willing to spend, or only spend on what's really needed at the moment. To want to spend something now when you know that thing is gonna worth more later will be a complete opposite of what we've used think about money. The entire concept of money is not what we used to think with fiat money that is inflationary. Not a lot of people are able adapt to a complete change of the mindset towards money which has traditionally been inflationary. Not a lo of people can comprehend a deflationary currency

Considering the price was just $124 exactly one year ago  it has gained almost 325% I don't know how you can call that losing. You must be a troll

ok ask you gotta stop buying now you're beginning to be a bad influence imma have to start taking a loan to buy bitcoins now cos i'm already broke buying.

First, I agree with you that Jesus was just a man. Just a regular religious jew in fact who adhere to judaism that led a movement to overthrow the Roman empire that somehow turned into what we know now as christianity but has never in his entire lifetime preached christianity or even know what the heck is christianity but judaism which is his original religion and nothing more. But I digress. Something that is a failure means no one wants anything to do with and would likely be forgotten and buried and moved on to other things. Apple Lisa was a failure. Microsoft Zune was a failure. Nokia N-gage was a failure. THQ uDraw was a failure. Bitcoin? Infrastructure is expanding, merchants are adopting, VCs are investing, people are buying, how can that be possibly be categorized as a failure?

If you can call a cryptocurrency priced at hundreds of dollars a coin failure, I can't imagine what's NOT a failure in OP's mind

Still $400 looking at trends. But by the end of the year/early next year I cannot imagine it not hovering around / past $500

If no one wants their bitcoins please please pretty please send them to my address below to rid of your burden.

Xiaoxiao?Anyone? Guess you still want your bitcoins despite saying it's worthless huh? If you're so sure that bitcoin will go to zero you would've just left and not even care let alone writing posts after posts trying to 'save' us from financial disaster.