The Barry Silbert segwit2x agreement with >80% miner support.

Looks like price is reacting to the probability of SegWit locking in! Those of you who bought at 1800~ have made a lot of profit!

Ummm, to the moon? Undecided

Maybe you did not buy any in the $1800s, Allivain? That is why you are giving the emoji face?

Ah no for sure I did not. I'm cash poor. I just mine and that's it

You can still dollar cost average with whatever cashflow you have, no?

I was cash poor in 2015 (during the most recent long bottom), because I had some business issues that kind of blew up at a bad time.

I was not able to buy any between March 2015 and May 2015, but I still managed to buy a few between June and October. Thereafter, I started to sell very small amounts of the ones that I had bought lower than I sold.. which gave me more and more cash as the price continued to go up.. At first a little and a later a lottle. Wink

Yah maybe. I kinda sort trade btc with a traditional forex broker so it's a CFD not actual coins. Bought in as low as 180, but because it's very very small lot sizes I'm only up like ~$1800 in profit. So I can sorta trade, just not really gotten heavily into it. I think I'm just better off starting a BTC business and contribute to the btc economy that way instead of sloshing fiat and btc around.

We all have our niches as Searing said.

Of course you have to tailor your approach to your personal circumstances, and allocate your time and your money in a way that is comfortable to yourself.

I tend to take a relatively conservative approach to my bitcoin investment and strategy. So, I do find that whenever I add some new aspect to play around with my bitcoin holdings (and moving it around as you say), I have to spend a bit of time to figure out how I am going to do it and incorporate it into my plan.

For example, I have only recently gotten involved in a small amount of bitcoin lending. I pretty much went down that path only because another poster was talking about the process.. and initially, I said that I did not do it for various reasons. Then after he explained the process, I decided to start with a little, and then I added a little more and then I added a little more. My point is sometimes there is a bit of a learning curve that is needed to employ before you change your practice, and maybe if you are not willing to put some time into one learning curve or another, then that particular strategy or avenue is not suitable for you at that time in your life. A similar reason that I never got into mining.. because I did not want to invest in some of the learning curve, even though there are certain payoffs that may not be completely be financial (as you already mentioned in your discussion with Searing)

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