So who sold < $230?

[protokol]

I sold at 120$. Life will never be the same again.

I sold 500 or so for 119.99.  On the positive side I bought a fantastic car.  But yeah, I do look out the window and see that I need to add $200k to the price of the fucking car.

Yeah I've thought about cashing out to buy a nice car.. then I think about how fast the value of the cars drop, the running costs... and if I'd just held my BTC... so nope, I think I'll buy a $1k used banger and keep riding around in that sitting on my BTC.

This is a good example for the people that don't believe a deflationary currency would work - I've had similar thoughts over the last few weeks (thinking about the cool stuff I could buy if I cashed out some coin) but because I don't really need anything right now I chose to sit on my BTC and wait until I do need something. Consumerism in a deflationary environment is bit alien, but there's no inherent problem with it.

If the price properly goes to the moon then I probably would cash out some and buy a nice ride, but it's gonna need to go a lot higher before that happens...

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[theecoinomist]

After seeing it go up my co-worker finally bought in at $204 (about 10).

After it then dropped to $180 and came back up he sold it all at $205.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9flTO7CYgo

[BitchicksHusband]

sold 350 at $180  
sold 50 at $312  
sold 200 at $294  
sold 50 at $309  
sold 50 at $305  

Next year:

sold 350 at $180  
sold 50 at $312  
sold 200 at $294  
sold 50 at $309  
sold 50 at $305  

[BitchicksHusband]

I sold at 120$. Life will never be the same again.

I sold 500 or so for 119.99.  On the positive side I bought a fantastic car.  But yeah, I do look out the window and see that I need to add $200k to the price of the fucking car.

Yeah I've thought about cashing out to buy a nice car.. then I think about how fast the value of the cars drop, the running costs... and if I'd just held my BTC... so nope, I think I'll buy a $1k used banger and keep riding around in that sitting on my BTC.

This is a good example for the people that don't believe a deflationary currency would work - I've had similar thoughts over the last few weeks (thinking about the cool stuff I could buy if I cashed out some coin) but because I don't really need anything right now I chose to sit on my BTC and wait until I do need something. Consumerism in a deflationary environment is bit alien, but there's no inherent problem with it.

If the price properly goes to the moon then I probably would cash out some and buy a nice ride, but it's gonna need to go a lot higher before that happens...

Yeah, but it levels out eventually and at that point it becomes stable enough for commerce.

[disclaimer201]

Sold 500@ 5$. Lost 50@ Bitcoinica / Intersango clusterfuck

If you would excuse me please, I will now have to go kill myself.

[Rupture]

Sold my small holding at 211  sucks

[beetcoin]

i sold half a coin.. oh well.

at least i didn't take "expert" advice from a friend who knows little about BTC. i told him at 145 that it was rising on a high, and he told me i'd be stupid not to sell it at that price.

[Spider]

bump 

[ibinsad]

bump 

bump (for mtgox ?)

[smoothie]

LOL nice memory.