Saving comes before investing.

It's certainly less expensive now.    What a dip!

 

Still holding coins from $800-$1200.... so will continue to HOSC (hold on sipping coffee).    (not HODL)

It'll go to $250,000 by 2020 or I'll fly economy on one vacation that year.    (that's my McAfee prediction)

And how would you define a market (and this includes everything in the world from fish in the market to the Nasdaq to crypto) where one person buys and the other sells?

 

It's the same game (zero sum, like all securities/commodities markets all over the world).  Sell it down and buy back in.   

2018 will be a wonderful year BECAUSE of 2017.   Up or down, 2017 has been seriously crazy awesome ride.   

Thanks for the replies.   And my finances have nothing to do with airdrops or campaigns.   It's just a system I use so I don't confuse incoming funds from different people.
 

Is there an ether wallet that allows you create multiple ether addresses for receiving funds?      It doesn't need to be a large number,  I only need to use about 30-40 addresses concurrently.

Have already converted all but $10k worth of BCH to ETH and BTC.    Will hold on to that couple of coins for fun.   It's free money anyway.   

I think it'll be about as effective as alcohol prohibition laws of the early 20th century. 

Well, no.   If anyone bothered to read the fine print of just about any basic savings or checking account, the bank absolutely can terminate the relationship for pretty much any reason at all.   They don't keep your money, they just don't owe you a service.   Now, they can't discriminate based on race, religion, etc. etc... but they CAN end the relationship if it is to limit their own risk.   It's no different than the bank having an absolute right whether or not to loan you money.   Getting a loan is not a right either. 

It'll have a huge market effect if this happens on a large scale.    Yeah, btc will still be around, but it's still a fact that for most normal everyday folks, their funds originate from some bank account, and it would be difficult to convert it to btc without a bitcoin exchange. 

Nothing magical happens at a million US$ (or whatever your currency preference).   It's an interesting goal and all, but balloons don't start falling from the ceiling and there's no band playing. 

Yeah, I may be wrong, but for me, BCH has always just been free money that I quickly cash in to purchase BTC and other alts.

Btc at its current prices is still a dream come true.

It's just the market.   It goes up, it goes down.    The people who simply say it will only go up are just 'wishing' it up.   

Whatever happens, it'll be happening for me on a beach in Vanuatu.   

I'd say I don't believe that NEM/XEM will make it, but I own 10k coins (at around 50 cents each) anyway since it's peanuts just in case.      I'd bet that somewhere in his organization (with his money being handled) that there are those with discretionary funds who are playing (or researching) btc in the same way in much larger quantities (likely in the hundreds of millions of dollars).   

They probably do sell a controlled amount every single day and also buy a controlled amount every single day.   

Play the market both ways.   It's clear that most folks who don't have a finance background or securities experience have no idea how to play the market on the way down.