Is anyone else done with this BTC game?

[mrcash02]

Why would people sell and buy stuff with BTC now if the chances to make profit on long term are high? Each one uses Bitcoin as they want, to buy online, to hold and make profit in the future... You made your profit, you can use your Bitcoins to buy now or continue holding it, it's upon to you and it's upon to each one to decide what to do. I'm not done yet, I want more profit from BTCs and I don't think I'm greedy because of it.

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[lionheart78]

I'm out of this. I've mined and traded for hundreds of bitcoins since 2013. Got rid of a lot of that in the past year during the climb but this past few months is just ridiculous. There is no reasonable expectation for the price to stay high, and "hope" for even higher prices can't possibly outweigh the potential loss if this doesn't work out.
I can't be alone in thinking, enough is enough. I see so many posts by guys with one or ten btc, hoping for astronomical numbers, but where are the rest of the people like me who had a few hundred and can actually do something with that now. I wish I'd started mining a year or two earlier when I first heard of it. If I was sitting on a few thousand BTC right now, holding half of that and cashing out half makes sense. But where I was, keeping a few for some dream number doesn't really make a difference in my life.

I never got into altcoins enough to matter, although it would have been nice to put a few grand into ETH last year, but it's just another useless product that could have failed like so many others, and I doubt I would have held it through 5-10x increases.

So what do you guys say. Is this it for you? This is more than I'd ever imagined to get from BTC. This could turn around in a few days if people catch another panic selloff. Are you being greedy? Am I just dumb for wanting to enjoy life now?

I will still hold.  But you are of course free to do what you wanted.  And I think you already decided to sell all your stash since from the tone of your writings, you have no faith in Bitcoin.  Anyway, just sell your holdings and leave the Bitcoin community silently.  Spare us the drama's  

[Eternu]

I'm out of this. I've mined and traded for hundreds of bitcoins since 2013. Got rid of a lot of that in the past year during the climb but this past few months is just ridiculous. There is no reasonable expectation for the price to stay high, and "hope" for even higher prices can't possibly outweigh the potential loss if this doesn't work out.
I can't be alone in thinking, enough is enough. I see so many posts by guys with one or ten btc, hoping for astronomical numbers, but where are the rest of the people like me who had a few hundred and can actually do something with that now. I wish I'd started mining a year or two earlier when I first heard of it. If I was sitting on a few thousand BTC right now, holding half of that and cashing out half makes sense. But where I was, keeping a few for some dream number doesn't really make a difference in my life.

I never got into altcoins enough to matter, although it would have been nice to put a few grand into ETH last year, but it's just another useless product that could have failed like so many others, and I doubt I would have held it through 5-10x increases.

So what do you guys say. Is this it for you? This is more than I'd ever imagined to get from BTC. This could turn around in a few days if people catch another panic selloff. Are you being greedy? Am I just dumb for wanting to enjoy life now?

I think that everything that you wrote is reasonable enough. If you have realy made that much money, and you have feeling that you need to step down from stage, i would say you have earned ti. Do everything you feel like doing, and enjoy product of your hard work. I have start dealing with the bitcoin maybe more than half a year now, so i have much to do before i come at your point ☺ . Personaly, i will ctick a bit longer with bitcoin. Wish you happy life mate. 😊

[RickJamesBTC]

I get that a whole lot of people here are in countries where a few bitcoin could change their lives, but I'm used to different things. It's pretty funny the number of people I see posting here still talking about bitcoin 10k and to the moon. !! It's been the same for years, those people are betting on hope, and not influencing the bitcoin universe.

[merchantofzeny]

I'm out of this. I've mined and traded for hundreds of bitcoins since 2013. Got rid of a lot of that in the past year during the climb but this past few months is just ridiculous. There is no reasonable expectation for the price to stay high, and "hope" for even higher prices can't possibly outweigh the potential loss if this doesn't work out.
I can't be alone in thinking, enough is enough. I see so many posts by guys with one or ten btc, hoping for astronomical numbers, but where are the rest of the people like me who had a few hundred and can actually do something with that now. I wish I'd started mining a year or two earlier when I first heard of it. If I was sitting on a few thousand BTC right now, holding half of that and cashing out half makes sense. But where I was, keeping a few for some dream number doesn't really make a difference in my life.

I never got into altcoins enough to matter, although it would have been nice to put a few grand into ETH last year, but it's just another useless product that could have failed like so many others, and I doubt I would have held it through 5-10x increases.

So what do you guys say. Is this it for you? This is more than I'd ever imagined to get from BTC. This could turn around in a few days if people catch another panic selloff. Are you being greedy? Am I just dumb for wanting to enjoy life now?

I will still hold.  But you are of course free to do what you wanted.  And I think you already decided to sell all your stash since from the tone of your writings, you have no faith in Bitcoin.  Anyway, just sell your holdings and leave the Bitcoin community silently.  Spare us the drama's  

LOL, that was a bit harsh.

Well, OP can't really be salty about leaving anyway. If he at least have a hundred bitcoins, that's already around $200k. That would already be several millions if he already plan to retire to some tropical island.

If he'll ever do that though it would still be nicer if he'll leave some btc for holding and trading so he can earn money as he lies on the beach. 

[RickJamesBTC]

I'm not salty at all. Just wondering how others with medium to large holdings can justify not selling right now.  I'm good, btc did a lot for me.

[Schuyler]

Nobody can blame for your decision, nobody’s gonna get richer or poorer by saying unsolicited advices, especially if you’ve really made sure that you’re stepping out. Some would feel that you are a bit pre-mature with your decision but if it makes you happy knowing that you’ve made a significant amount from when you first had your bitcoins, I wouldn’t lose a sleep about it.

[szpalata]

How can I get done when the game has just started, I'm rather preparing to enter the Bitcoin proper in order to profit like many other investors, starting the end of the month I'm buying and holding with my salary until the end of the year if all things being equal.

[Kakmakr]

I think a lot of this SegWit vs BU drama are well orchestrated to frustrate people into selling their coins. People like Roger Ver will have enough Fiat to buy up all these cheap coins. I am saying cheap coins, because I know the Bitcoin price will go much higher when the scaling issues have been solved. So the Roger Ver's of the world are buying the coins at $2000 price ranges and then when this scaling is done, they will sell at double the price or even triple the price it is now.

People like you are playing into their hands by giving up too easy. ^smile^

[gabmen]

Nobody can blame for your decision, nobody’s gonna get richer or poorer by saying unsolicited advices, especially if you’ve really made sure that you’re stepping out. Some would feel that you are a bit pre-mature with your decision but if it makes you happy knowing that you’ve made a significant amount from when you first had your bitcoins, I wouldn’t lose a sleep about it.

yeah. i've got my own decisions to make and if you feel like it, though personally I don't think it would be worth it, then by all means go. especially at this point, I think it's high time for people to delve themselves into btc, as more and more demands are generated as it btc kniwledge spreads

[megynacuna]

Bitcoin is no game and I'm never ever going to be done playing if it was a game. It's evolving greatly and the whole world is going to accept it in no time for us to profit tremendously.

[qiman]

I think we are just starting. My Wife has been involved for a long time but some developers stole a lot from her but she never gave up and I am encouraging and helping her all over again. Bitcoin is making many people feel useful and getting jobs where as before they could see no bright future ahead. I have just opened an account in POLONIEX and will start to do a little trading as I work full time in a forex company but I have been demo trading forex for a while. My Wife has been egging me on to trade digital currencies, so for me, I guess I am jumping in when you are leaving.  . I hope I can do as you did and make 100 BTC..but I would not sell it all in one go..

[merchantofzeny]

I'm not salty at all. Just wondering how others with medium to large holdings can justify not selling right now.  I'm good, btc did a lot for me.

You're so lucky. That much money and I can be a multi-millionaire (around 11M, actually) in my country and finally afford to have an ACed house in some nice place. Maybe somewhere up the mountains with plenty of pines around or maybe near a beach. I don't even have single bitcoin to my name and currently trying to learn trading to earn some more.

[audaciousbeing]

I'm out of this. I've mined and traded for hundreds of bitcoins since 2013. Got rid of a lot of that in the past year during the climb but this past few months is just ridiculous. There is no reasonable expectation for the price to stay high, and "hope" for even higher prices can't possibly outweigh the potential loss if this doesn't work out.
I can't be alone in thinking, enough is enough. I see so many posts by guys with one or ten btc, hoping for astronomical numbers, but where are the rest of the people like me who had a few hundred and can actually do something with that now. I wish I'd started mining a year or two earlier when I first heard of it. If I was sitting on a few thousand BTC right now, holding half of that and cashing out half makes sense. But where I was, keeping a few for some dream number doesn't really make a difference in my life.

I never got into altcoins enough to matter, although it would have been nice to put a few grand into ETH last year, but it's just another useless product that could have failed like so many others, and I doubt I would have held it through 5-10x increases.

So what do you guys say. Is this it for you? This is more than I'd ever imagined to get from BTC. This could turn around in a few days if people catch another panic selloff. Are you being greedy? Am I just dumb for wanting to enjoy life now?

You are entitled to your opinion as the situation of things are the very moment that opinion is made. First thing first, you have also cashed out from the very thing you are castigating and you would probably do more if you had more bitcoins as you have rightly stated in your opinion but couldn't simply because you were not futuristic enough to see the glory that is happening at this time. So, I see your argument faulty because its not borne out of sincerity.

[Hydrogen]

I think the current btc price is reasonable and could easily go higher.

BTC demand used to be like an engine with maybe 2 main cylinders: the united states and china. Everytime a new country adopts crypto, its like adding an additional cylinder to an engine. In the beginning we could only get to around $1,000 on demand from china, the united states and a few other countries. Now that demand & trading volumes are much higher and more countries are adopting, it makes perfect sense for increased demand to raise the value of crypto higher.

It seems mind boggling & unsustainable but these types of massive price moves aren't that uncommon in society. After the 2008 bank meltdown there were bank stocks that were valued at $0.01. Within a few weeks those same bank stocks were worth $3.00 to $5.00 after the bank bailout bill was announced. Bitcoin's success and massive price moves aren't that out of the ordinary.