That is way too darn high for a $250 transaction. You're better off doing a bank transfer instead. it would have been a lot cheaper.

Just above the 300% mark. The money is not that much, but I am proud to have held on for as long as I could.

I beg to differ as falling stocks/coins are best avoided. It's a well known fact that we should not catch falling knives.

People are so hyped easily. Good for those who were able to ride from a lower price. How about those who are stuck with having bought at the peak?

Nowadays, Facebook is one of the very powerful advertisement tools since you can choose to hit a specific group or area with similar interests.

Humans are meant to live in groups since we all can never get along. That's our nature and I don't think it's possible to live under a single government and currency.

For me, Bitcoin won't perform so well this year unless it somehow finds a way to be more user friendly in terms lowering fees and all the good stuff.

I think Bitcoin will go lower as I do not see why we should keep on buying up given its current performance as a mode of payment exchange.

Support = The low price that can't get any lower, or gets lower but bounces above that certain level more often.

Resistance = opposite of support.

It is still trying to find its solid new base or support. I wouldn't buy at Bitcoin's current state.

Bring only a specific amount of money every time you go gambling. No matter how easy it is today that you can control your impulse, it's going to be a battle once you're experiencing it first hand.

I wish that our Govt were as open as Japan to technology and advancement. However, I wonder how their transaction times are fairing out there?

I think fees are higher because of all the unconfirmed transactions still pending. If you want to take the shortcut, you pay a higher fee which goes straight to the miners as a "tip" for helping you out.

When trading short term trades, I don't usually look at the background of the company or developers. I just look at the chart and make a decision based on volume and price averages.

You're not greedy if you base your trading decisions on a system. Being greedy is very much dangerous if you merely trade based on feelings or emotion.

I doubt it is one of those Illuminati linked or owned things. Bitcoin was meant to be decentralized and as far as I know, the Illuminati are working toward a singular world order.

We used to get a lot of skepticism, but now I guess it's safe to say that Bitcoin is a llooooott better than Gold.

I have been scammed by what was known by most as the 'most trusted' revenue sharing website in the world. From then on, I never trust in revenue sharing ponzi schemes.

I totally agree. Holding 100% til the very end of the trend will be too risky and gains might suddenly be lost. It's far better to secure a portion of gains and let the rest run until targets are hit.

As long as you sell when it reaches your target price, I don't see any reason to regret it. At the end of the day, we can never predict the price direction.