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May 07, 2017, 09:16:19 PM
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one of the crash is coming to happen actually people have noticed that now the price is going to increase so they are creating the rumors and want people to sell the coins at lower price and after that when they buy the bitcoin at lower price they are in believe that the price will again rise up and they will earn the profit from that investment.
Yes you are right their intention is only to reduce the price and to buy some bitcoins at lower price. I will advise to them that you can buy now at this value because in the coming days the price will increase more so you will get your profit.

No one can tell when is the correct time to buy or sell the bitcoins, it is upto the users who wanted to enter the market and how much time can he hold it. I dont save any bitcoin when ever i am in need of fiat currency i just sell it on any price and meet my expenses as i am saving bitcoin for my family expense only.
Yes the future of bitcoin is not predictable for the loses while for the profit everyone is sure that the future is of bitcoin and the value will increase up more higher so any person who have some extra money have to invest in bitcoin and when he will need the money he have to spend that bitcoin that will be a good strategy.
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May 07, 2017, 09:32:08 PM
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Surprised FUD machine isn't cranking up when people are getting antsy at the current price not going anywhere. We're facing significant resistance at 1600 so we aren't going anywhere, but once 1600 is broken we'll easily get to 1700. Just remember to stay vigilant and don't fall for the too common FUD.
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May 07, 2017, 09:43:14 PM
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Bitcoin is very valuable and has been stated will die or crash when it on the rise to higher price. But, bitcoin seems to be persistent and keep recover after correction happen. People who have spread bad news should be already sell out their bitcoin and afraid cannot buy more bitcoin as the price continue to increase instead of decrease after they sold theirs coin. If bitcoin always going up, why sell yours if you don't need to? Keep calm and wait for another rise.
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May 07, 2017, 10:13:53 PM
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You'll see when we drop to $200 again! I think some people endured heavy losses back then, they bought @$1200 and price crashed to $200 in a week.

Now is entirely a different story, now we have a great infrastructure in place, now we have billion dollar mining industry, now we have many big investors with billions of dollars invested on services and market or just simply accumulators.

Now we have some people in control somehow, they are the ones stand great loss if anything bad happens to the network, so they will make sure everything runs smooth and stays stable because it's their money and interest.

We're well passed that line of crashing big and hard, unless miners start to kill their machines which is a good thing in fact as it will open some doors for us small miners to earn and mine more coins. I don't see any other way for this system to crash do you?
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May 07, 2017, 10:22:18 PM
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You'll see when we drop to $200 again! I think some people endured heavy losses back then, they bought @$1200 and price crashed to $200 in a week.

Now is entirely a different story, now we have a great infrastructure in place, now we have billion dollar mining industry, now we have many big investors with billions of dollars invested on services and market or just simply accumulators.

Now we have some people in control somehow, they are the ones stand great loss if anything bad happens to the network, so they will make sure everything runs smooth and stays stable because it's their money and interest.

We're well passed that line of crashing big and hard, unless miners start to kill their machines which is a good thing in fact as it will open some doors for us small miners to earn and mine more coins. I don't see any other way for this system to crash do you?
I think that system wouldn't crash if major miners would stop mining, it would even make system better. Everyone could mine with their computers and earn a bit. So more people would accept it.

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May 07, 2017, 11:09:57 PM
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You'll see when we drop to $200 again! I think some people endured heavy losses back then, they bought @$1200 and price crashed to $200 in a week.

Now is entirely a different story, now we have a great infrastructure in place, now we have billion dollar mining industry, now we have many big investors with billions of dollars invested on services and market or just simply accumulators.

Now we have some people in control somehow, they are the ones stand great loss if anything bad happens to the network, so they will make sure everything runs smooth and stays stable because it's their money and interest.

We're well passed that line of crashing big and hard, unless miners start to kill their machines which is a good thing in fact as it will open some doors for us small miners to earn and mine more coins. I don't see any other way for this system to crash do you?
I think that system wouldn't crash if major miners would stop mining, it would even make system better. Everyone could mine with their computers and earn a bit. So more people would accept it.

i agree. if there were more equal mining capablities it would lead to other less financially able people to earn more btc through mining, and once that happened it would attract alot more newbies to btc because the few newbies that are looking into btc already wouldn't have to go back and tell other potential newbies that btc mining is no longer profitable for average joe. btc will attract a lot more potential newbie users if the average joe starts learning that he doesn't have to have $1m worth of mining equipment to make a profit from it, however its not just the major miners sole fault for btc not currently being profitable to average joe. it also has to do with the price of the equipment that needs to be used in order to gain profits from mining and not just waste all they're money on electricity and equipment costs.
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May 07, 2017, 11:33:52 PM
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looking at the topic and other comments around the forum in different places i see everyone is suddenly so helpful to others giving them "valuable financial advice" and telling them to sell your coins while chanting keywords such as
- crash
- bubble
- back to $100
- (haven't yet seen but expect it to start) 2013 bubble and gox

i just wanted to say my gratitude and tell you that i am going to sell my coins just the way i sold them back when price was $200 and you were saying it will dies.
or when i sold them when price was $600 and you were giving me "valuable financial advice" and predicted crash to $200. and the same way that i sold when price went above $1000 and you gave me another "valuable financial advice" and told me price is going to crash to $400 again.

Well these are pessimist people who never have belief in bitcoin and its capacity.  Aside from that others have hidden agenda to get bitcoins away from you in a very cheap price.  I would recommend to study the market, know all the updates and news about bitcoin then decide for yourself.  If you can see bitcoin in more than 10k USD a piece then just hold it until your target price in selling is achieved.
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May 07, 2017, 11:50:26 PM
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Fortunately this forum is free to share our personal opinions all time, but of course it would be a fool decision to rely on these opinions to make our financial decisions. I have been a trader for more than five years and I have observed that even the most important experts in financial issues use to fail in their predictions because that us the essence of all markets: its high uncertainty and unpredictability.
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May 08, 2017, 12:13:03 AM
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Bitcoin was going to change the world .
everyone is so helpful today.
different places i see everyone is
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May 08, 2017, 01:34:06 AM
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looking at the topic and other comments around the forum in different places i see everyone is suddenly so helpful to others giving them "valuable financial advice" and telling them to sell your coins while chanting keywords such as
- crash
- bubble
- back to $100
- (haven't yet seen but expect it to start) 2013 bubble and gox

i just wanted to say my gratitude and tell you that i am going to sell my coins just the way i sold them back when price was $200 and you were saying it will dies.
or when i sold them when price was $600 and you were giving me "valuable financial advice" and predicted crash to $200. and the same way that i sold when price went above $1000 and you gave me another "valuable financial advice" and told me price is going to crash to $400 again.

Well these are pessimist people who never have belief in bitcoin and its capacity.  Aside from that others have hidden agenda to get bitcoins away from you in a very cheap price.  I would recommend to study the market, know all the updates and news about bitcoin then decide for yourself.  If you can see bitcoin in more than 10k USD a piece then just hold it until your target price in selling is achieved.
As quoted studying the market scenario and making buying or selling orders is good way gaining the profit than just getting worried by moving on someone's decision and losing the profit. This creates a negative impact and emotional frustration if the person whom suggested gains good profit by playing well at the right time.

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May 09, 2017, 07:06:05 AM
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You'll see when we drop to $200 again! I think some people endured heavy losses back then, they bought @$1200 and price crashed to $200 in a week.

Now is entirely a different story, now we have a great infrastructure in place, now we have billion dollar mining industry, now we have many big investors with billions of dollars invested on services and market or just simply accumulators.

Now we have some people in control somehow, they are the ones stand great loss if anything bad happens to the network, so they will make sure everything runs smooth and stays stable because it's their money and interest.

We're well passed that line of crashing big and hard, unless miners start to kill their machines which is a good thing in fact as it will open some doors for us small miners to earn and mine more coins. I don't see any other way for this system to crash do you?

there is this thing called "Stop Loss" which is always a good idea to use! or at the very least keep in mind as an option to prevent a big loss like that. we are all investors and are aware of the risks and that 2013 price was clearly a bubble. i mean what did they expect from a $1000 rise in one month (from $200 to $1200). even a child could say it is a bubble.


now you see what i meant by this topic.
price is @$1700+

Buying the dip...
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May 09, 2017, 08:43:09 AM
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You'll see when we drop to $200 again! I think some people endured heavy losses back then, they bought @$1200 and price crashed to $200 in a week.

Now is entirely a different story, now we have a great infrastructure in place, now we have billion dollar mining industry, now we have many big investors with billions of dollars invested on services and market or just simply accumulators.

Now we have some people in control somehow, they are the ones stand great loss if anything bad happens to the network, so they will make sure everything runs smooth and stays stable because it's their money and interest.

We're well passed that line of crashing big and hard, unless miners start to kill their machines which is a good thing in fact as it will open some doors for us small miners to earn and mine more coins. I don't see any other way for this system to crash do you?
I think that system wouldn't crash if major miners would stop mining, it would even make system better. Everyone could mine with their computers and earn a bit. So more people would accept it.

i agree. if there were more equal mining capablities it would lead to other less financially able people to earn more btc through mining, and once that happened it would attract alot more newbies to btc because the few newbies that are looking into btc already wouldn't have to go back and tell other potential newbies that btc mining is no longer profitable for average joe. btc will attract a lot more potential newbie users if the average joe starts learning that he doesn't have to have $1m worth of mining equipment to make a profit from it, however its not just the major miners sole fault for btc not currently being profitable to average joe. it also has to do with the price of the equipment that needs to be used in order to gain profits from mining and not just waste all they're money on electricity and equipment costs.
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