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May 30, 2016, 11:31:27 PM
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I have been buying bitcoin since the price was at $300. Never sold any. And look at me now, I'm the biggest bitcoiner in my area. Feels good. Cool
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May 30, 2016, 11:35:48 PM
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I have been buying bitcoin since the price was at $300. Never sold any. And look at me now, I'm the biggest bitcoiner in my area. Feels good. Cool
That's good to hear mate, You are a rich guy but I bought when the price was $220 but no issues the best thing is we both are enjoying profits at a moment  Cheesy
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May 31, 2016, 02:02:50 AM
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You will regret if if you don't dump now for it may drop back to 450. you're earning $50+ per btc already so do it quick or lose the opportunity.
You can buy back btc again when price drop to $450. thank me later.

missing the rocket, is complete financial ruin.

Missing a move up cannot be a financial ruin, just an opportunity lost.
In the end, don't forget that enjoying life and consuming some dough is better than kicking the bucket with too many bitcoins or $$.
I have a plan to start spending few at 60 and spend 2.5% (1/40) each year, no matter what.
If bitcoin will be valuable by that time, I might focus on real estate because it is probably more appropriate for older age or maybe just use generated cash to travel and see more of the world, and if not valuable, then it was an interesting ride regardless.
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May 31, 2016, 02:04:24 AM
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And look at me now, I'm the biggest bitcoiner in my area. Feels good. Cool

That's an interesting statement, but HOW do you know that?
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May 31, 2016, 02:10:59 AM
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Only invest in Bitcoin what you can afford to completely lose.
Investing in Bitcoin right now is a lot like gambling at a casino where the odds are stacked even more heavily against you than they normally are.
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May 31, 2016, 02:15:18 AM
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With the prospect of a big devaluation in the yuan and a possible exit by Britain on June 23 and the halving around July 10th...with on!y 5 weeks to go .....this is going to skyrocket and you will all be slackjawed when we fly past $1,000 in july like it was nothing...segwit,,lightning network,blockchain adoption by fintech,paypal integration,more e-commerce companies adding bitcoin at checkout, adoption by third world countries as a safe haven asset class etc etc

I'm buying more bitcoin in the 500-600 range.....this is a no-brainer.


Yep it's always been a no brainer IMO. I have several friends that i've told to buy BTC back when it was $20, then in the $100's, then last year when it bottomed in the $200's. They still haven't bought and probably never will. Can't will till it goes to several thousand dollars to see what they say then!
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May 31, 2016, 02:19:03 AM
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Only invest in Bitcoin what you can afford to completely lose.
Investing in Bitcoin right now is a lot like gambling at a casino where the odds are stacked even more heavily against you than they normally are.


I happen to think the odds are far greater in favor of BTC going to $5000 than it going to $5 actually. So I partially disagree. I do agree though that you should not invest more than you can afford to lose, but that goes for pretty much any investment.
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May 31, 2016, 03:07:43 AM
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agreed

3 digits is a complete bargain, even $999 is still way underpriced.

buy 3 digit bitcoin while it lasts, it won't last forever.
Have to agree with you, I was expecting bitcoin to get upto 700$ by time of halving but at this rate of rising I think it will cross the 1000$ mark easily.
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May 31, 2016, 04:31:40 AM
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i have been saying this for a very long time to all my friends and colleagues. there is a similar scenario shaping up just like the last time bitcoin went to $1100 granted last time there was an mtgox and the fake pump but this time there is a lot more investors and a lot more money invested in bitcoin over the years.

Weak hands have been complaining about missing out ever since bitcoin was $1 and never buy the dip.
Whales are those who keep buying the dip.
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May 31, 2016, 04:37:57 AM
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I don't think like that, it is just your opinions there are not people who know price of bitcoin in the future. And my opinion today is time for sell and wait until halving block.

maybe it is a good time to sell and maybe price goes down to $500-$495 again but it is not a good idea to wait until block halving because the $500 resistance has been broken and the new stable price is above $500 and in long term selling now and not buying will result in a big regret.
Yes if after halving block price of bitcoin break out until $600 i will buy back because i think it will going up more, but it is just my strategy. Depend on how are people ways their trading. Every people has strategy trading by them self.
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May 31, 2016, 06:25:24 AM
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Anyone aware Bitcoin didn't scale yet, and that it will me the cause of death-spiral in the event of halving?

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May 31, 2016, 06:35:56 AM
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This time is different (TM)

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Like all other times before? Roll Eyes I am more a person that buys all his coins when the price was dumped to the ground below $400 and even below $300. I am still holding without having sold anything. I prefer to wait a bit longer.
i doubt that this time will be like the others, i think the price might become even bigger right now and never fall because a lot of people are actually buying at the moment

in my opinion its better to buy right now and not wait at all because then you will be able to buy at way higher prices and make much less profit than you can make right now

If you have enough money and if you can afford to buy at current price then you can simply go for it as price will be higher at the time of halving.

I think many people will keep buy on hold at a moment as very few can afford to buy at current price as its too high for normal user to invest money.

I didn't know many people have less than $0.000005

You don't have to buy 1 Bitcoin you can always buy a fraction

In fact, since there's only ever going to be 21 million coins most people will have much less than 1 Bitcoin. It's nothing to be ashamed of.

It's like saying: I can't afford to buy a dollar because I cant have a million dollars.  just count in millibitcoin or something instead of Bitcoin
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May 31, 2016, 06:37:41 AM
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You will regret if if you don't dump now for it may drop back to 450. you're earning $50+ per btc already so do it quick or lose the opportunity.
You can buy back btc again when price drop to $450. thank me later.

missing the rocket, is complete financial ruin.

Missing a move up cannot be a financial ruin, just an opportunity lost.
In the end, don't forget that enjoying life and consuming some dough is better than kicking the bucket with too many bitcoins or $$.
I have a plan to start spending few at 60 and spend 2.5% (1/40) each year, no matter what.
If bitcoin will be valuable by that time, I might focus on real estate because it is probably more appropriate for older age or maybe just use generated cash to travel and see more of the world, and if not valuable, then it was an interesting ride regardless.

Economic collapse can bring financial ruin if you don't hedge against it by securing your wealth by moving it into gold silver or Bitcoin.

Ask the people in Argentina, Cyprus or Zimbabwe how save it is to keep your 'money' at the banks.
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May 31, 2016, 06:38:11 AM
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I agree with you 50% that the price will increase upto 1k. However it is really hard dude . I think we will see 700 this year but 1k $ is a big deal
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May 31, 2016, 07:57:34 AM
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You will regret if if you don't dump now for it may drop back to 450. you're earning $50+ per btc already so do it quick or lose the opportunity.
You can buy back btc again when price drop to $450. thank me later.

missing the rocket, is complete financial ruin.

Missing a move up cannot be a financial ruin, just an opportunity lost.
In the end, don't forget that enjoying life and consuming some dough is better than kicking the bucket with too many bitcoins or $$.
I have a plan to start spending few at 60 and spend 2.5% (1/40) each year, no matter what.
If bitcoin will be valuable by that time, I might focus on real estate because it is probably more appropriate for older age or maybe just use generated cash to travel and see more of the world, and if not valuable, then it was an interesting ride regardless.
Buying will be now not the best thing that you can do and that is because the value of the Bitcoin is not even that low and the price is now even rising slowly so that is nice.
But it will be really hard to predict for what will happen and that is the problem, so just buy when the price is really low.
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May 31, 2016, 09:12:16 AM
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This is good moment to buy but I think that if you wait for the halving to happen that you get more out of it. do not worry if you do not buy now I am sure that you will not regret it your whole life.
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May 31, 2016, 09:49:19 AM
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I have been buying bitcoin since the price was at $300. Never sold any. And look at me now, I'm the biggest bitcoiner in my area. Feels good. Cool

That is very good investment strategy. The bitcoin price has risen about 67% since you bought it.
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May 31, 2016, 10:22:26 AM
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You will regret if if you don't dump now for it may drop back to 450. you're earning $50+ per btc already so do it quick or lose the opportunity.
You can buy back btc again when price drop to $450. thank me later.

missing the rocket, is complete financial ruin.

Missing a move up cannot be a financial ruin, just an opportunity lost.
In the end, don't forget that enjoying life and consuming some dough is better than kicking the bucket with too many bitcoins or $$.
I have a plan to start spending few at 60 and spend 2.5% (1/40) each year, no matter what.
If bitcoin will be valuable by that time, I might focus on real estate because it is probably more appropriate for older age or maybe just use generated cash to travel and see more of the world, and if not valuable, then it was an interesting ride regardless.
Buying will be now not the best thing that you can do and that is because the value of the Bitcoin is not even that low and the price is now even rising slowly so that is nice.
But it will be really hard to predict for what will happen and that is the problem, so just buy when the price is really low.

there is no guarantee the price will ever get lower than it is now, and if the price gets 3 times higher you'll be able to afford 3 times less than you could buy now.

Better be safe then sorry.
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June 01, 2016, 09:33:23 AM
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You will regret if if you don't dump now for it may drop back to 450. you're earning $50+ per btc already so do it quick or lose the opportunity.
You can buy back btc again when price drop to $450. thank me later.

missing the rocket, is complete financial ruin.

Missing a move up cannot be a financial ruin, just an opportunity lost.
In the end, don't forget that enjoying life and consuming some dough is better than kicking the bucket with too many bitcoins or $$.
I have a plan to start spending few at 60 and spend 2.5% (1/40) each year, no matter what.
If bitcoin will be valuable by that time, I might focus on real estate because it is probably more appropriate for older age or maybe just use generated cash to travel and see more of the world, and if not valuable, then it was an interesting ride regardless.
Buying will be now not the best thing that you can do and that is because the value of the Bitcoin is not even that low and the price is now even rising slowly so that is nice.
But it will be really hard to predict for what will happen and that is the problem, so just buy when the price is really low.

there is no guarantee the price will ever get lower than it is now, and if the price gets 3 times higher you'll be able to afford 3 times less than you could buy now.

Better be safe then sorry.

I will buy some when the price drop below $500. There is no correction so far, the bitcoin price is too strong.
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June 01, 2016, 10:08:18 AM
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You will regret if if you don't dump now for it may drop back to 450. you're earning $50+ per btc already so do it quick or lose the opportunity.
You can buy back btc again when price drop to $450. thank me later.

missing the rocket, is complete financial ruin.

Missing a move up cannot be a financial ruin, just an opportunity lost.
In the end, don't forget that enjoying life and consuming some dough is better than kicking the bucket with too many bitcoins or $$.
I have a plan to start spending few at 60 and spend 2.5% (1/40) each year, no matter what.
If bitcoin will be valuable by that time, I might focus on real estate because it is probably more appropriate for older age or maybe just use generated cash to travel and see more of the world, and if not valuable, then it was an interesting ride regardless.
Buying will be now not the best thing that you can do and that is because the value of the Bitcoin is not even that low and the price is now even rising slowly so that is nice.
But it will be really hard to predict for what will happen and that is the problem, so just buy when the price is really low.

there is no guarantee the price will ever get lower than it is now, and if the price gets 3 times higher you'll be able to afford 3 times less than you could buy now.

Better be safe then sorry.

I will buy some when the price drop below $500. There is no correction so far, the bitcoin price is too strong.

it could dip below $500 but if that happens, it will only happen this month.

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