How Much Money Did You Lose NOT Buying ETH?

[Minecache]

Not even 6 months ago this joint was full of ETH haters and detractors who viciously attacked any ETH believers and voraciously spread lies and FUD to any potential investors. This disgusting gang of sockies was lead from the front by the Grandmaster FUD himself, Spoetniktard. So just how much cold hard crypto cash has his lies cost you in return of investment. To put this into context and to help ease your calculations in January 2017 one ETH would set you back $7.

[John Titor]

I don't care really, I was busy investing in projects I actually respect; such as Litecoin, BitBay, and Sia to name a few

[BTCwriter]

Ripple have more potential than ETH seen January 2017. I expecting Waves is next, better than investing with Eth.

[Idrisu]

I don't lose any money but was glad eth is up above $125 on http://www.coinmarketcap.com. Token has help alot in pushing it to were it is today. Hope it pull back to $100 so I can invest. Eth may get to $500 before meddle of next year.

[olubams]

Not even 6 months ago this joint was full of ETH haters and detractors who viciously attacked any ETH believers and voraciously spread lies and FUD to any potential investors. This disgusting gang of sockies was lead from the front by the Grandmaster FUD himself, Spoetniktard. So just how much cold hard crypto cash has his lies cost you in return of investment. To put this into context and to help ease your calculations in January 2017 one ETH would set you back $7.

I had always believed in ETH right from time because of the comment a developer on the platform which I had a discussion with gave me but its was just discouraging that at that particular time the price of ETH was not encouraging at all to attract investors. For me, I didn't lose any money and in short I gained because I kept the faith still despite the challenges faced.

[Minecache]

Ripple have more potential than ETH seen January 2017. I expecting Waves is next, better than investing with Eth.

That wasn't the question.

[Red-Apple]

you don't actually lose any money if you don't invest. and many people do the wise thing and stay away, trading altcoins is not for everyone and it certainly is not wise for most people without experience to get into the trading scene.

and actually majority of newcomers who are desperate for profit lose money by investing in ethereum because they come in late not in the start. they for example invest when eth price is at 0.057BTC and then when it dumps they are forced to sell and they sell at 0.03BTC a huge loss then they see the pump again and they buy back again at 0.063BTC and again get dumped on and sell at 0.05BTC at another huge loss.

and this story continues until the whales get fatter and they have their pockets emptied out.

[BTCwriter]

Ripple have more potential than ETH seen January 2017. I expecting Waves is next, better than investing with Eth.

That wasn't the question.

Even though it not the answer, I still think Ripple is better than Etheruem.

[Teraboy]

Not even 6 months ago this joint was full of ETH haters and detractors who viciously attacked any ETH believers and voraciously spread lies and FUD to any potential investors. This disgusting gang of sockies was lead from the front by the Grandmaster FUD himself, Spoetniktard. So just how much cold hard crypto cash has his lies cost you in return of investment. To put this into context and to help ease your calculations in January 2017 one ETH would set you back $7.

Too many people gets depresed caused by hating ethereum. I remember bought worth 250 ether and i sold all of my iconomi for ethereum and in this time it worth over 25000 and always increase.


All of the haters get setressed to see the bullish of ethereum.  

[slackcryptoz]

From the words of an user I think that ripple is good to profit for the one who have missed the chance of profiting big investing on ethereum few months back. One who made the investment on January​ starting might have got the user a very big earning because the price pumping had happened more than 14%

[fookie]

You ask me how much money I've lost, I think it's impossible to estimate, and probably lost an opportunity to be financially free

[btc_angela]

Not even 6 months ago this joint was full of ETH haters and detractors who viciously attacked any ETH believers and voraciously spread lies and FUD to any potential investors. This disgusting gang of sockies was lead from the front by the Grandmaster FUD himself, Spoetniktard. So just how much cold hard crypto cash has his lies cost you in return of investment. To put this into context and to help ease your calculations in January 2017 one ETH would set you back $7.

That's why its better to make your better judgement in investing and not to listen to FUD going around here. I'm still a newbie back 6 months ago so I mostly invested in btc only. But if I'm been member her long enough and seeing a lot of FUD on ETH, I think I would buy it. Because as I have said, I don't listen to them, I make my own decision.

[iluvpie60]

you don't actually lose any money if you don't invest. and many people do the wise thing and stay away, trading altcoins is not for everyone and it certainly is not wise for most people without experience to get into the trading scene.

and actually majority of newcomers who are desperate for profit lose money by investing in ethereum because they come in late not in the start. they for example invest when eth price is at 0.057BTC and then when it dumps they are forced to sell and they sell at 0.03BTC a huge loss then they see the pump again and they buy back again at 0.063BTC and again get dumped on and sell at 0.05BTC at another huge loss.

and this story continues until the whales get fatter and they have their pockets emptied out.

I think he means that how much money did you lose on the opportunity cost of NOT investing into ETH. So if ETH was 60 cents last year and you decided not to invest your 600 dollars into it, you lost out on current price / old price you would have put it in on.

So current price 128USD/ .60centsUSD = 213X multiplier. so 213 x 600 dollars(you would have put in) = 128,000USD you lost out on.

[aoluain]

Well I'm happy to say I bought into Ethereum
in January 2017 and while I have liquidated
some into Euro fiat to help fund a little project
I have on the side I still have some.

I personally like Ethereum and their ERC20
and some of the blockchain technologies based on that.

So no If I believe after doing some of my own research
that a Coin/Currency has a future potential I'll stick
with it.

[okbit]

Did not lose too much, I eventually bought it, glad I did

[TheWallStreetCrew]

Not even 6 months ago this joint was full of ETH haters and detractors who viciously attacked any ETH believers and voraciously spread lies and FUD to any potential investors. This disgusting gang of sockies was lead from the front by the Grandmaster FUD himself, Spoetniktard. So just how much cold hard crypto cash has his lies cost you in return of investment. To put this into context and to help ease your calculations in January 2017 one ETH would set you back $7.

Too many people gets depresed caused by hating ethereum. I remember bought worth 250 ether and i sold all of my iconomi for ethereum and in this time it worth over 25000 and always increase.


All of the haters get setressed to see the bullish of ethereum.  

There are haters for every coin.  There are even Bitcoin haters!  Cracks me up!

[groko271]

I don't buy the FUD,  I buy the coin

I treat both hype and FUD with the same distrust.

Research is key,  luck helps also.

My wife is BTC
My eldest son is LTC
I have young triplets XRP,  LBC,  XEM

I regret not having another child,  we would of called her ETH.  But alas we are too old now and have missed the opportunity.

[johne]

Sold all 14 of my ETH when it was worth $8 so (as of right this second) $1813 - $112 = missed out on $1701.

Fortunately I wasn't stingy when buying GameCredits and Iconomi  

[DrkLvr_]

Not even 6 months ago this joint was full of ETH haters and detractors who viciously attacked any ETH believers and voraciously spread lies and FUD to any potential investors. This disgusting gang of sockies was lead from the front by the Grandmaster FUD himself, Spoetniktard. So just how much cold hard crypto cash has his lies cost you in return of investment. To put this into context and to help ease your calculations in January 2017 one ETH would set you back $7.

There's a reason why there was so much FUD... because ETH is an unscaleable bullshit platform that was both instamined and premined by Vitalik and his shady bunch of insiders. there's not even 1 working dapp working on Eth's shit platform

[Minecache]

you don't actually lose any money if you don't invest. and many people do the wise thing and stay away, trading altcoins is not for everyone and it certainly is not wise for most people without experience to get into the trading scene.

and actually majority of newcomers who are desperate for profit lose money by investing in ethereum because they come in late not in the start. they for example invest when eth price is at 0.057BTC and then when it dumps they are forced to sell and they sell at 0.03BTC a huge loss then they see the pump again and they buy back again at 0.063BTC and again get dumped on and sell at 0.05BTC at another huge loss.

and this story continues until the whales get fatter and they have their pockets emptied out.

I think he means that how much money did you lose on the opportunity cost of NOT investing into ETH. So if ETH was 60 cents last year and you decided not to invest your 600 dollars into it, you lost out on current price / old price you would have put it in on.

So current price 128USD/ .60centsUSD = 213X multiplier. so 213 x 600 dollars(you would have put in) = 128,000USD you lost out on.

Thank you kind sir. You explained my question better.