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March 25, 2013, 05:05:30 AM
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Iv'e got bitcoin itch.  But gez the prices are getting so high will i get my return back.  I don't know either to buy a 25 bitcoin batch 3 machine or just get as many bitcoins as i can get now.  Decisions, Decisions aarrg.

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March 25, 2013, 05:43:27 AM
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Pretend for a moment that we are in $0.68 territory, and the all time high is $0.75. Now imagine that you can predict the future and see the price going to $32 and then one day, $75. Well, the way I see it, that could be similar to what's happening now only with price x 100.

I think the next few years will feel like deja vu and we'll be looking at $6000 bitcoins.
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March 25, 2013, 05:49:59 AM
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Pretend for a moment that we are in $0.68 territory, and the all time high is $0.75. Now imagine that you can predict the future and see the price going to $32 and then one day, $75. Well, the way I see it, that could be similar to what's happening now only with price x 100.

I think the next few years will feel like deja vu and we'll be looking at $6000 bitcoins.


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March 25, 2013, 05:54:53 AM
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It is never too late to dream. I suggest you buy a whole shirt's worth!


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March 25, 2013, 05:57:40 AM
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Iv'e got bitcoin itch.  But gez the prices are getting so high will i get my return back.  I don't know either to buy a 25 bitcoin batch 3 machine or just get as many bitcoins as i can get now.  Decisions, Decisions aarrg.

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Yep.  Only you can make that decision.  It is entirely possible that tomorrow the exchange rate of bitcoin will plummet down to $5 per bitcoin.  It is also possible that it will surge ahead and be over $200 per bitcoin before the year is over.  You have to decide how much risk you can tolerate, and how much loss you can survive.

If you look through historical posts on this forum you will see people saying "Iv'e got bitcoin itch.  But gez the prices are getting so high will i get my return back."  Back when it was $4 per bitcoin.  You'll see people who said the same at $16 per bitcoin.  You'll see people who said the same at $48 per bitcoin.  You'll see people who are saying the same now at $70 per bitcoin.

Quite possibly a year from now, people will be saying the same at $300 per bitcoin. Or, perhaps they'll be saying "Thank goodness I didn't jump in at $70 per bitcoin when I discovered it.  It is a much better value now at $1".
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March 25, 2013, 06:00:43 AM
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@Danny boy, so how productive is that to spend our time wrangling over something we can't know, but we need to know in order to manage money?

The point of money is to enable investing in productivity gains.

This is not time-preference, it is greed vs. fear schizophrenia.

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March 25, 2013, 06:08:26 AM
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Hey don't change the topic!


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March 25, 2013, 07:02:04 AM
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BTC is weighed in my head like SLV - GLD - .223 - SEED - Knowlage - ...

More at any cost is better than none ever.
Only you can decide, I'm a modest saver, but i like owning things.
So i OWN VALUE. BTC is as valuable as the people participating with it.
I want it to succeed and people with a LOT of 'value' invested into "it" do as well so... why would it loose its value? Im not saying it cant but the CONCEPT is VALUABLE so I say either way... you are concerned for your future so you have a one up an a large proportion of the populations either way you invest. (scary right?) HAHA!
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March 25, 2013, 07:04:32 AM
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March 25, 2013, 07:51:06 AM
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Iv'e got bitcoin itch.  But gez the prices are getting so high will i get my return back.  I don't know either to buy a 25 bitcoin batch 3 machine or just get as many bitcoins as i can get now.  Decisions, Decisions aarrg.

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I know it's clichéd, but investment rule #1: never invest any money that you cannot afford to lose.

That said, I'm keeping about 5% of my personal portfolio in BTC.
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March 25, 2013, 08:03:52 AM
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Iv'e got bitcoin itch.  But gez the prices are getting so high will i get my return back.  I don't know either to buy a 25 bitcoin batch 3 machine or just get as many bitcoins as i can get now.  Decisions, Decisions aarrg.

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I know it's clichéd, but investment rule #1: never invest any money that you cannot afford to lose.

That said, I'm keeping about 5% of my personal portfolio in BTC.

Likewise. It's even less in my case. But I just bought 6 shares of ASICMINER. I guess it has the lowest risk, as ASICMINER already pays dividends
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April 02, 2013, 03:23:52 AM
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Personally I would not use bitcoins as an investment.  If you do go that route it should be more about spreading and reducing risk.  Even better for me bitcoins are more of an improved Paypal than anything else.  It's a great way to buy and sell.  Hopefully bitcoins become more popular.
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April 02, 2013, 03:41:38 AM
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BTC is so volatile no one can really say if it's a good time to buy or sell. Youll just need to decide for yourself if you want to get in on this crazy ride or not Smiley.


Most traditional finincal experts I talk to all tend to agree that BTC is going through hyperdeflation and right now it's becoming less and less of a "currency" and more and more of a thing people just want to hoard.


I do feel like BTC is in a bubble,  but I can't when or even if it will crash because BTC have been so unpreditible.   I do agree with some of my friends though if the value of BTC keeps shooting up like it has  been recently that it will really start to lose it's purpose as a currency.  People want stability with currency's, they typically want to know that if they have a dollar today it will still be worth a dollar tomorrow.

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April 02, 2013, 03:45:14 AM
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People want stability with currency's, they typically want to know that if they have a dollar today it will still be worth a dollar tomorrow.

If you have a bitcoin today, it will still be worth a bitcoin tomorrow.
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April 02, 2013, 03:50:22 AM
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  People want stability with currency's, they typically want to know that if they have a dollar today it will still be worth a dollar tomorrow.

And how you can be sure of that with the dollar ?
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