Don't SELL !!

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Hi,
I'm sure you've noticed, the price of bitcoin is falling down, why ? Because a lot of sellers are scared and sell, then snowball effect !
Personally, I bought a lot of BTCs @ 29$ and I will not sell! I do not want to participate to the fall! If everyone do like me, fight to the end without selling, the price will increase, please, do like me !
Together, we can.

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[mistersaturn]

please sell! i bought a lot of btc today at 14$ - its great how easy it is to make profit due to 99% of the people in btc business being total idiots.

[digimag]

Seems like people have fun with bitcoins.

[Cluster2k]

The original poster smacks of desperation.  First post and has bought BTC at $29.

There are two things happening here: those with an interest to see BTCs head higher are going to do everything to talk up the 'currency'.  Those with a sense of schandenfreude are posting with glee about all the 'idiots' who bought into the whole BTC concept.

I posted a while ago that I was concerned about the rapid run up in value.  *Nothing* justifies it.  Not exponential difficulty curves, not wishful thinking about rarity.  BTCs are down almost 50% yet the hash rate has actually gone up and the next difficulty reset estimate is climbing by the hour.  If rarity justified the price of BTCs, we would see the price shoot back up in the next week or the hash rate fall.

[MatthewLM]

It's your own fault for buying in an unsustainable bubble. Maybe another bubble will help you out and the non-speculative supply and demand could help bring the price up over the longer term.

[tunatime]

i hope some one dumps a shit load of coins and lowers the price to under $10 i would buy up a few and then sell them when they come back up that's all that happening hear

[Vandroiy]

Seriously, why did you buy in a price bubble so obvious it's screaming?

You can't talk people into doing as you wish. Think for yourself and watch it unfold, it might rise or fall with near-equal probabilities at most times. No talk or organizing will change the path of the market easily.

[Hans0]

Hi,
I'm sure you've noticed, the price of bitcoin is falling down, why ? Because a lot of sellers are scared and sell, then snowball effect !
Personally, I bought a lot of BTCs @ 29$ and I will not sell! I do not want to participate to the fall! If everyone do like me, fight to the end without selling, the price will increase, please, do like me !
Together, we can.

I believe this is true. The hardest thing right now is not to get nervous, and just ignore short term. I really intend to hold for 5 to 10 years and I believe short term market movements are unpredictable.

[Jalum]

I really intend to hold for 5 to 10 years and I believe short term market movements are unpredictable.

You are the quintessential bagholder.  You are how others make money.  Everyone here with BTC should be thanking you.

[Hans0]

I really intend to hold for 5 to 10 years and I believe short term market movements are unpredictable.

You are the quintessential bagholder.  You are how others make money.  Everyone here with BTC should be thanking you.

I respect your right to have an opinion but it is a courtesy not to flame without adding value to the thread. The right to flame has to be earned.

[Jalum]

I respect your right to have an opinion but it is a courtesy not to flame without adding value to the thread. The right to flame has to be earned.

You're right, that was mean.  But my intent was to impress upon you that an obstinate decision to hold this "currency" for 5-10 years will only benefit others.  You can rest assured the OP is selling as fast as possible.

[Basiley]

sure.
before NY it hit $200 or even $400 level/course in exchange rate.

[kicir]

this correction was needed

if you truly believe in bitcoin's fundamentals you shouldn't be worried, there will be more spikes and falls in the future

[digimag]

Seems like it's heading to 10 $.

Bitcoin value in EUR is 13 € only on Bitmarket.eu (17 $ on mtGOX)… Crazy stuff.

[Hans0]

I respect your right to have an opinion but it is a courtesy not to flame without adding value to the thread. The right to flame has to be earned.

You're right, that was mean.  But my intent was to impress upon you that an obstinate decision to hold this "currency" for 5-10 years will only benefit others.  You can rest assured the OP is selling as fast as possible.

I understand the risk and fully expect total loss. In case I am right however I will get 10000x return which offsets the risk by far in my estimation.

[kiba]

It's your own fault for buying in an unsustainable bubble. Maybe another bubble will help you out and the non-speculative supply and demand could help bring the price up over the longer term.

You mentioned a bubble, you get the bitcoin bubble comic.

[Hans0]

It's your own fault for buying in an unsustainable bubble. Maybe another bubble will help you out and the non-speculative supply and demand could help bring the price up over the longer term.

You mentioned a bubble, you get the bitcoin bubble comic.

Be forgiving with them. Most people think by recognizing simple schemas like "bubble", "bear market", "fiat currency" etc. They do not infer new information easily so they often miss the big and full picture. I sometimes feel sorry for them. I guess you are just born that way, baby.

[Justsomeforumuser]

I like how we first had weeks of posts about how prices > 3$-5$ were not a bubble, then had a nuclear explosion of price(TOTALLY NOT A BUBBLE. +3000% in 8 weeks is normal, to-scale behavior!), then had people "out of the mainstream" hop on board when it was peaking, and then the bubble popped (-50% in 5 days is faster than even the mortgage crisis managed, well done...STILL NOT A BUBBLE..oh wait) and people are now showing the classic "bought the top, sweating blood" state.

When they sell their last BTC for an incredibly painfull loss somewhere between -50% and -90% (go for it OP, just imagine your cash value should we return to 1$-3$ permanently!), then we will have bottomed out.

I absolutely love how even the tiny BTC market 1:1 mirrors the "real world" markets in terms of herd behavior.
It's also incredible how you just cannot escape the whole human nature thing regardless of how little or small a market is..and how well this fits in with explaining why not everyone is a Soros/Buffet etc.

[digimag]

Anyway… I wouldn't recommend anyone to make any transaction just because the market is moving wildly and you become all emotional about it. You're more likely to make a bad move and regret it later.

[dserrano5]

I like how we first had weeks of posts about how prices > 3$-5$ were not a bubble, then had a nuclear explosion of price(TOTALLY NOT A BUBBLE. +3000% in 8 weeks is normal, to-scale behavior!), then had people "out of the mainstream" hop on board when it was peaking, and then the bubble popped (-50% in 5 days is faster than even the mortgage crisis managed, well done...STILL NOT A BUBBLE..oh wait) and people are now showing the classic "bought the top, sweating blood" state.

When they sell their last BTC for an incredibly painfull loss somewhere between -50% and -90% (go for it OP, just imagine your cash value should we return to 1$-3$ permanently!), then we will have bottomed out.

I absolutely love how even the tiny BTC market 1:1 mirrors the "real world" markets in terms of herd behavior.
It's also incredible how you just cannot escape the whole human nature thing regardless of how little or small a market is..and how well this fits in with explaining why not everyone is a Soros/Buffet etc.

+1 to this.