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March 23, 2018, 07:45:19 AM
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Do people think we've hit the bottom?
Have we seen the worst of the bloodbaths?

we may be near the bottom for bitcoin which is why the drops are becoming smaller and harder each time there is a dip but i seriously doubt that we are anywhere near the bottom for any of the altcoins. most of them went up only because there was a surge of investors (lot of money) in bitcoin which then migrated partly to these altcoins and now that they are panicking, all of that i getting out of them. and the rest of the investors are also going back to either fiat or bitcoin.

Weak hands have been complaining about missing out ever since bitcoin was $1 and never buy the dip.
Whales are those who keep buying the dip.
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March 23, 2018, 09:02:53 AM
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I don't believe it's anywhere near over. I don't believe much of the Coinmarketcap top 100 should be worth more than a few magic beans.

Litecoin managed an eventual drop of 98% from its 2013 ATH and that's one of the few solid projects out there. Most of the other coins from that bubble are now footnotes in history.

People calling the all clear are tripping their tits off. I think we're either relaxing and wobbling before the larger bubble ignites later in the year, or we're treading water before the proper plunge.

Either way I don't think these price levels are going to sustain.

This is exactly my thoughts every time someone tries to sell me some alt they've been supporting. Great tech! The most amazing supporters and community! The most progressive developers! Sure, all those things have value, but does that value really translate well into price? At the end of the day, they can batter me for my choice in chiefly being invested into Bitcoin, but I'm a generic user with little time to spend with the amazing community and even less use for incredible technology. I want to keep using crypto for my needs, and apart from Bitcoin, I perhaps have some avenues for LTC, Monero and even ETH - but none of these have exclusive access for my needs that BTC already has anyway.

People are definitely tripping and they'll still insist even if this market continues in its slide.

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March 25, 2018, 07:27:13 AM
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Most of the coins have dropped to the value when they got listed. If only I knew this would happen or turn back time, I would sell all my altcoins on the first week of January and buy it again on this bear period.
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