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July 04, 2018, 04:48:48 AM
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The market is quite stable with a bitcoin price of about $ 6400, after dropping to the lowest level of about $ 5900 last week but soon back to strength. This suggests that $ 6000 is still a strong support level for bitcoin. Some documents show that holders of more copper bitcoins are continuing to buy more, not sold on the market. Should we buy more bitcoins at this time?

Yes! If we love this investment then we should continue to support it thru continue buying more and keep on holding. In this way we could help to make Bitcoin to hold the price as what you have said that $6,000 is still  a strong support of level for this currency. Therefore if you will not buy more then the strong support will going to be weak.
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July 04, 2018, 05:56:29 AM
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it seems that going to happen in the bitcoin to come is bitcoin will become very popular and will be very useful for the future and become one of the financial solutions in the future.
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July 04, 2018, 09:23:19 AM
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it has been proven multiple times that $6000 is a very strong support and people have been showing their intentions for buying bitcoin around that price. so if you are an investor who wants to invest in bitcoin then you should start accumulating. buy on daily lows and also place some orders at $6000 and a little lower like on $$5950-$5900 maybe you get lucky but put the bulk of it on $6000+ and start buying now.

and like always understand the risks and invest what you can afford to lose.
What a lot of you do not understand is that we already broke that support and nothing is going to stop us if we are to go break it again and go lower. This is just technical and if $6k was a strong support, the bounce there would have been huge and we would simply not be hovering around it several times. You guys should stop talking about some support and price action you know nothing about.

If you want to go long, this is a good time, if the market goes lower, you can buy more, but as long as you are not a trader, stop assuming for the market what is possible or not, as even traders only make use of analysis to make predictions, not like they end up right all the time.
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