Ok people come on. We don't want to see the 80s again, it's Christmas for Christ's sake.
we probably have to go there...
too many tourists
No doubt.
USA is going to be happy with a lower buy in price for their strategic reserve at least. If it's not at an ATH again by 20th of January that is.
I am going with Phil's previous asserted comment that the pump will likely last until the 20th, and then there should be a dump thereafter, yet it is hard to know how deep or how long such dumpening will last. I surely am not going to trade around it... even though I think it is a fitting kind of tentative theory that mostly sticks to one leg and doesn't really get ahead of itself.
Another -38% and we're back on 58k baby!
Not going to happen. I might even give slight odds on that.
Aren't you prescient.
That is hilarious.. the level of lies that guy tells.
Oh boy, finally a decent discount of 100k Bitcoin. First order is locked in. Cmoon shaky hands, gimme 88k!
Patiently waiting! Buying with the what I can't afford to lose
That's a Dumb decision. Never invest what you can't afford to loss. First law of surviving the financial market.
This is definitely going to have a Big impact on my holdings.
I guess I have to go back to been respectful and humble at work for Now.
sweet child of Jesus... you writing that at a 10%-20% correction makes me sigh.
You surely have never experienced a 80%-90% price decrease of your Bitcoin holdings...
many of us here have gone through that 2-3 times.
relax man
Lol I don't want to experience anytime soon or ever. My balls ain't that strong yet.
I'm quite lucky about knowing about this thread Now in a time like this and was unlucky when I didn't after FTX debacle and sold my holdings then in loss.
Ouch... Surely selling cornz at a loss is not a good thing and should be a part of investment 101 things to avoid/prevent..
Don't sell at a loss (unless you have to).. and so don't put yourself in a position in which you have to sell at a loss, and in bitcoin that means don't invest more than your budget and that you are willing to ride it down to zero if necessary.
There are probably various other ways to be careful in terms of how much you put in and surely DCAing has the potential to help with cashflow management and psychology.
I don't know why cheering ether is relevant to this thread?
It wasn't. It's more like an add-on. The only Concern was the BTC inflows.
That piece of shit reference to ethereum was still within the content of your post and you didn't even take measures to apologize for it in any kind of a timely manner, which truly comes off as bat-slappening worthy.
Those who remember the rides of the past: Have fun!
To all the more recent WO people:
Learn to have fun with dips
Seriously: Nobody of us has a noticeable influence over the price. Just accept it. You can't do anything about it, but you can always decide to live it up.
Learn to celebrate the pain. It's like the art of shaolin for a Hodler.
Maybe my own perspective, yet I don't consider it as a good idea to have fun and/or to be cheerful about down. Sure, I can tolerate it, and it is way less impactful these days, but I don't consider down as fun... even though it is a bit deserving when some of the leveraged long folks get recked...
I am not very excited about unreasonable (and/or degenerate) leverage, even though leverage is part of the seemingly many trading tools that are available to normies and professional traders...so in that sense we have to deal with and tolerate such violence in the BTC price. Another thing that many of us know is that not only does UP not happen in a straight line, but there is also a bit of an underlying battle going on, so sometimes the seemingly violent BTC price moves are signs of such underlying battle(s).
We can financially and psychologically prepare for down, even if we might not like when such down ends up happening, which does make down a bit more tolerable than it would be without such preparations. I still don't like it or think down is fun, even though I been here a weee bit of a while.
Those who remember the rides of the past: Have fun!
To all the more recent WO people:
Learn to have fun with dips
Seriously: Nobody of us has a noticeable influence over the price. Just accept it. You can't do anything about it, but you can always decide to live it up.
Learn to celebrate the pain. It's like the art of shaolin for a Hodler.
For now it's painful, maybe later when we get mature in the run we can celebrate dips.
I guess y'all felt it too when you started the journey.
Actually, the more of a newbie you are to bitcoin, especially if you might ONLY be a year or two into bitcoin, then you should not necessarily feel as bad about dips, yet surely there are some newbies who might have front loaded at the top or blew their whole wadd at once, so those newbies might be more adamantly against BTC price dips.
Oh boy, finally a decent discount of 100k Bitcoin. First order is locked in. Cmoon shaky hands, gimme 88k!
Patiently waiting! Buying with the what I can't afford to lose
That's a Dumb decision. Never invest what you can't afford to loss. First law of surviving the financial market.
You don't get the joke
Well bought some at 94620 and 95200.
My wife is pregnant and I wanna be pregnant with bitcoin maybe in 9 months I will deliver bitcoin
my is pregnant with twins - therefore it is time to buy twice?
friend of mine just had a daughter. He prepared a gift for her 18th birthday. A timecapsule from this year - including 0.1 BTC
Wow!!!! That is a lot of bitcoin. Hopefully they have some various plans about how it can be spent rather than just an outright gift because that might turn into a spoiled little brat.
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