Btw observing 10700, remember days without those two first numbers like it was yesterday, damn got here fast....
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You talk like you were really into bitcoin in the $700s... Is that true? Weren't you just barely getting into bitcoin in three digits?
The reality of the matter is that we did not spend a whole hell of a lot of time in the $700s in 2016-ish...
Of course, we passed through $700s several times in 2013 and 2014, but in 2016, we kind of whizzed past $700, so it does not really end up being much of a BTC price sticking point, even though it was a point in which a decent amount of longer term bitcoin skeptics (and peeps who valued their wealth in dollars, got into bitcoin in 2013 -15 and were nervous or perhaps valued their wealth in pms or some other dumb shit like that) sold a decent amount of their bitcoin stash, including some dumb currently butt hurt fucks, like roach, who got a meme in his name, got out of bitcoin completely.
Of course, if you were getting in during such $700-ish period, you ended up coming in at a decently good time, especially if you ended up front loading your BTC investment and not getting too distracted by shitcoins, but you might have gotten a bit spoiled too because the BTC price largely went up from there, until we hit $19k.. of course, excluding the fear and FUD spreading times that had accompanied our exponentially unexpected rise to $19k...
So, maybe I should not be so hard on any folks getting into BTC in the $700s, because of course, each of us has our story, and even folks getting into bitcoin in the $700s while others were getting roached, had to face a certain kind of stress involving deciding how much they should attempt to front load their investment into BTC rather than attempting to follow a more tried and true prudent recommendation of engaging in a kind of dollar cost averaging investment, and surely, in retrospect, we see that the front loading approach to investing into BTC, even if a kind of more intense gambling, would have ended up paying off way the hell better than engaging in a more prudent kind of dollar cost averaging (which has largely been my recommended way to get into bitcoin, no matter the price).. and a bit contrary to expectations to end up having considerable profits by either betting all on green and/or even FOMOing a decent amount of the way up because of the enormity of the subsequent bubble movement to $19,666 in terms of both the amount that BTC prices went up and the amount of time that it took to reach such 20x plus levels of price appreciation within about a year.
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