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December 21, 2017, 07:35:40 PM
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I sold off my initial capital in BTC when it was ~$14,900/BTC. Made some profit but now looking to make a splash and get back into BTC. What is a good price to put $$ in .. $15K? $14K? Bitcoin is less than 0.5% of my assets and it won't made a difference if BTC goes up to $100K or to $0.
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December 21, 2017, 07:41:21 PM
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I don't think that your topic belongs to this section , but anyways the recent dip is kinda nice to buy
 for me 12K is the most reasonable price to get back in cause I think that it will be so hard for the price to go below that but it can easily double and touches the 20K again
don't forget about the recent coinbase bitcoin cash drama , this may continue for more days and you may be able to get a great price since some people are selling their BTCs

also beware of the network these days cause there are plenty of unconfirmed transactions , this may delay your transactions for a week or so if you pay small fees and it can affect your trades for sure
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December 21, 2017, 07:42:39 PM
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I sold off my initial capital in BTC when it was ~$14,900/BTC. Made some profit but now looking to make a splash and get back into BTC. What is a good price to put $$ in .. $15K? $14K? Bitcoin is less than 0.5% of my assets and it won't made a difference if BTC goes up to $100K or to $0.
I Think 13 k is the good price to buyback bitcoin. Don't panic, bitcoin volatile currency and potential next spike we see bitcoin 25 k, I hope and it well happen I know Tongue
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December 21, 2017, 07:46:44 PM
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I sold off my initial capital in BTC when it was ~$14,900/BTC. Made some profit but now looking to make a splash and get back into BTC. What is a good price to put $$ in .. $15K? $14K? Bitcoin is less than 0.5% of my assets and it won't made a difference if BTC goes up to $100K or to $0.

$15k is probably a really good price, it could go down as low as $14k in the short term but 15k represents a good support level. I don't expect it to go below this in the near future unless there is a major crash.
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December 21, 2017, 07:53:07 PM
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I'm with @CharlesCoin on this one. Current dip went rapidly from 20K to 16-17K then started slowing down, stopping at 15K. Now it's going sideways near 15 to 15.5K, which means while there still is a chance of further drop, seems like it's going to fly again

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December 21, 2017, 07:59:30 PM
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Bitcoin is less than 0.5% of my assets and it won't made a difference if BTC goes up to $100K or to $0.
Then why do you even care about buying / selling it? Just hodl those coins for many years and you will get a guaranteed profit. The best way to di it is to ignore all the news from crypto world and avoid different forum discussions. It will only make you nervous and you will sell all your savings.

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December 21, 2017, 08:05:58 PM
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I'm with @CharlesCoin on this one. Current dip went rapidly from 20K to 16-17K then started slowing down, stopping at 15K. Now it's going sideways near 15 to 15.5K, which means while there still is a chance of further drop, seems like it's going to fly again

It was up to the lower 17k yesterday, and before that it was lower, so I'm not sure that's true yet. We should wait and see what tomorrow brings. If it hovers at 15k again tomorrow or starts climbing then you might be right, but I'm worried it might go lower tomorrow.
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December 21, 2017, 08:31:57 PM
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I'm with @CharlesCoin on this one. Current dip went rapidly from 20K to 16-17K then started slowing down, stopping at 15K. Now it's going sideways near 15 to 15.5K, which means while there still is a chance of further drop, seems like it's going to fly again

It was up to the lower 17k yesterday, and before that it was lower, so I'm not sure that's true yet. We should wait and see what tomorrow brings. If it hovers at 15k again tomorrow or starts climbing then you might be right, but I'm worried it might go lower tomorrow.

There seems to be a barrier at 15200. It's been going up to 15500 then back and stopping at 15200 for hours. I hope they're not testing the support, because breaking it will mean further dip.
True, we'll be wiser tomorrow

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December 21, 2017, 09:08:04 PM
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Bitcoin is less than 0.5% of my assets and it won't made a difference if BTC goes up to $100K or to $0.
Then why do you even care about buying / selling it? Just hodl those coins for many years and you will get a guaranteed profit. The best way to di it is to ignore all the news from crypto world and avoid different forum discussions. It will only make you nervous and you will sell all your savings.

Because I am looking to make profit. Which I already have when I cashed out. If BTC goes south real fast, I could easily see Coinbase crashing or halting tramsactions. Now your $$ is stuck in it and you are hosed.
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January 18, 2018, 01:02:47 PM
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So...did you guys all bought in at 10K? :-)

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January 18, 2018, 01:04:02 PM
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I sold off my initial capital in BTC when it was ~$14,900/BTC. Made some profit but now looking to make a splash and get back into BTC. What is a good price to put $$ in .. $15K? $14K? Bitcoin is less than 0.5% of my assets and it won't made a difference if BTC goes up to $100K or to $0.

no problem if you lose 14900$? that's nice.
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January 18, 2018, 01:04:07 PM
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We have not found a bottom yet, it will be very obvious when we do.

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