Anyone bought Bitcoin June 21 when price drop to 660?

[nanonymousx]

Love the title, "Anyone bought Bitcoin June 21 when price drop to 660?" Sarcasm?

Yesterday was 660, One day later, now the price is 530, for a while was below 500.
This is beyond believable level.
Thinking that we will $1000 before $500. If you know what I mean.

[Pierre 2]

I wrote lot many times on speculation forums that,
price is too valuable it attracts people to move out. So it happened.
I don't have that much btc so I could not really dump and buy back.

[Herbert2020]

i have made all my purchases back at the low price and when it was stable and nothing was happening. by that time you could tell that this is the bottom and it is not going below that. but everything beyond that point is considered unstable until some time passes.

[UngratefulTony]

Love the title, "Anyone bought Bitcoin June 21 when price drop to 660?" Sarcasm?

Yesterday was 660, One day later, now the price is 530, for a while was below 500.
This is beyond believable level.
Thinking that we will $1000 before $500. If you know what I mean.

Is that code? "You know what I mean." Dose that mean we sea $500 first? Halp, I kinda levered out there in the $600's, kids need college and such.

[helloeverybody]

Hopefully from the price rising those that had big stashes sold out and spread the bitcoin  amongst more people.  I'm expecting price to drop further yet and will probably stock up on some bitcoin when it does. I'm hopeful it will be a good move for the long term.

[Novalok]

I bought yesterday, and I just bought 1 more btc now, but when will the red daily candles stop. Itsa low enough for me. Can it please paint some green for the coming weeks?

[nanonymousx]

During the night of brexit counting, I bought a little bit (0.3) at 660

[janggernaut]

I bought yesterday, and I just bought 1 more btc now, but when will the red daily candles stop. Itsa low enough for me. Can it please paint some green for the coming weeks?

I guess you already made a some profit from that 1 btc didnt you? Now btc price around $650-$670, but maybe can going higher than $800 when halving comes.

[arbitrage001]

To take advantage of price slump caused by whatever?
I bought 0.1 coins.

Might as well be in neutral position if you are only risking 0.1 btc.

[uki]

I bought yesterday, and I just bought 1 more btc now, but when will the red daily candles stop. Itsa low enough for me. Can it please paint some green for the coming weeks?

I guess you already made a some profit from that 1 btc didnt you? Now btc price around $650-$670, but maybe can going higher than $800 when halving comes.

Let's see if the halving does not disappoint many people in here when the price starts to slip under $500 for good. It is an all important level for the mid-term. For now we held it, but we may still need to test it.

[BitcoinPC]

Love the title, "Anyone bought Bitcoin June 21 when price drop to 660?" Sarcasm?

Yesterday was 660, One day later, now the price is 530, for a while was below 500.
This is beyond believable level.
Thinking that we will $1000 before $500. If you know what I mean.

I planned to buy two days before when the price was near 580$. But then i changed my mind as i was not sure in which direction bitcoin will ahead. There is so much Up and downs in the prices. Only the brave trader with lots of experience can get real advantage of this changing situation.

[quake313]

To take advantage of price slump caused by whatever?
I bought 0.1 coins.

I bought 1 for $600 in 2014 har har 

[hawkins]

I think people waiting for even lower prices to buy bitcoin. maybe when the price is below $ 600 people started buying bitcoin in significant amounts, and the current price of bitcoin are approaching that figure. but I really hope that bitcoin prices will not fall below $ 600

[Novalok]

To take advantage of price slump caused by whatever?
I bought 0.1 coins.

I bought 1 for $600 in 2014 har har 

Did you hold it or you sold at a loss?

[bit1]

During the night of brexit counting, I bought a little bit (0.3) at 660

Really that event had no affectation in price as some expected.

[uki]

During the night of brexit counting, I bought a little bit (0.3) at 660

Really that event had no affectation in price as some expected.

Agree. Brexit was a non-event for Bitcoin. People try to look for different theories/news to justify what is a pure speculation pump and dump. No need to say more.

[CryptoBjorn]

I bought yesterday, and I just bought 1 more btc now, but when will the red daily candles stop. Itsa low enough for me. Can it please paint some green for the coming weeks?

I did expect the price to rise more, but with the price going down and up day after day, it seems the market is finding a good value for bitcoin. This can be the start of stability.
But more people starting to dump now or the days coming seems to be a logic assessment too.

[Bitcoinbro]

To take advantage of price slump caused by whatever?
I bought 0.1 coins.

Yes I also bought some bitcoins from local exchange. I know that in future it will benefit me a lot.

I did not buy any coins for a long time and I am looking to buy again but is this really a good time to buy? I am curious about what is going to happen after the halving and what the price then is going to be.
Does anybody have an idea of what the price is going to be like after the halving.

[talkbitcoin]

Well I bought some when It dropped at 550$. I think the decision I made because when I sold just when it rised again to near 700$ i got good profit then ill buy back later. 

you did good.
you always have to buy the dips and when you think it is the lowest that it can go. not when it is on top of the rise.
also it is always better to buy when everybody is saying sell or they are doubting things while price is stable.

[uki]

Well I bought some when It dropped at 550$. I think the decision I made because when I sold just when it rised again to near 700$ i got good profit then ill buy back later. 

We'll done! I was waiting for $500 to be tested properly before buying back. I think I will still get my chance.