Bitcoin days destroyed seems pretty low, where's this tidal wave of early adopter selling..?

Well, OK then, I'm a bagholder and they're bagholders. I can't see anyone from that period "jumping from windows" if the price went all the way to zero. We didn't spend significant sums of money on BTC back then, and in my case (and, I imagine, in many other cases) we've long since made more money that we had any right to expect in the early days. If BTC hits zero I'll be sorry that an experiement failed, but I won't be suicidal!

The early adopters (like the one who cashed in 250 BTC to pay off his mortgage) didn't pay single digits for their BTC. I got in late (9 months after the 250 BTC guy), and my first 50 BTC cost me 4 days in CPU time. The 250 BTC guy got out before GPU mining started (he mentioned he didn't want to get involved in the mining "arms race"). Even if an early adopter purchased their BTC, they'd still be looking at well under $1/BTC - that didn't happen until early 2011.

As far as they diversified into block chain tech in general, this might not gonna happen. Anyways - I am more tempted to see Mircea Popescu holding the bag.

It's a bad time to cash out though. They should hold till the next bull wave.

not sure if this is really happening. but if it is, then i'm happy to hear this. the less coins these early adopters have, the better it is for the long term price. at this point early birds have too much power with their huge stash of coins.

All of you that have been paying attention to recent block chain movements and sales have probably seen the ever increasing cash outs by early adopters.
What do you think the reason for this is?

Support at 205$ ?

You could be right, but lets come down to ourself, you could invest in yourself by learning new skills, methods, languages .. etc., but without believing in yourself, you will go nowhere even if you mastered everything.

It's like loving someone, your heart and mind must work, here in BTC, TA and Believin in BTC goes together, we can't relay on each of them in solo, but I tend to go more with believing as I'm emtional by nature

You are most welcome my friend, I've learned a lot from you


I'm on the contrary of your beliefs dear Klee, maybe I'm foreseeing the future, maybe I'm strong believer, but what matters in the end, I'm highly optimistic

So if it reaches 300ish that means time for some kind of rally?

Yes I am French and I am arrogant only when I am talking subjects that I know I master and against people like you who are ahead of themselves, arrogance is the only healthy attitude in those particular circumstances.

But my arrogance is dwarfed by your delusion of grandeur. You think you know everything even in domains where you are not an expert. The idea that people can know more than you on a subject seems a completely crazy idea to you. You approach every debate with a judgmental and closed mentality where you think you are qualify to asses the IQ of people even if most of the time you don't even comprehend what they are saying.

Your delusion of grandeur and low empathy skills prevent you from incorporating feedback, cause your errors to persist over time and you conduct you to repeat false things with overconfidence. You are you own enemy.