It didnt suddenly hit 500 or more in 2013, it was looking to stay low for quite a while and Im pretty sure I remember it falling back for months. Fairly sure I did sell at 130 or so because mining meant electric use which meant you sold to pay that bill or you were under water on the idea of mining and its possible some took that gamble but most who had BTC via mining sold some or all to cover costs. It wasnt zero cost entry at that point, maybe earlier when it was via wallet mine on a laptop cpu then its near zero but what appears great now was not a simple question back then. It would take some faith to hold and we didnt know it'd grow like that, I dont remember anyone saying its four figures this year guys.
Some years later in early 2017 I realized there was a potential worth waiting for but its a bit easier to speculate knowing the energy price action has had which was a surprise maybe to 99% of speculators before it occurred. The early sellers often will have rebought at lows after selling, I think its the circulation and exchange which creates the value so thank the early sellers.
No one would really expect on what would happen in next years thats why those sell off would be pretty common.Nothing is assured when it comes to future talks
and these selling decision cant really be called as mistakes yet if we are on the same foot then we might really still ending up on selling on the same time.For people who stood their ground for almost a decade
neither they do really have that strong faith on btc or just simply forgot their wallet and just remembered when it bull run had really get the most profit.
When it comes to cycle then its already anticipated that majority of them do able to buyback into lower prices.
