And yes I invested in btc. I believed in the idea at first and wanted to make profit too obviously as you all.
There is a fundamental flaw in this sentence.
There is a difference between the moron that "Invests" in Gold at $1800 because is "going to da moon and JP Morgue and the Banksters are rigging COMEX" and the guy that don't believe in the current fiat system and purchases a roll of american silver eagles each year and a St. Gaudens every year on his birthday. For this last guy, the price is irrelevant.
Don't get me wrong, every profit *realized* (this word is very important) is always welcomed, and everyone loves to earn a buck, either in a 3x2 savings in the Mall or selling checkCoin at 3200 satoshis and repurchasing it at 1700.
But i know a lot of people that are buying Bitcoins since a couple years now. They buy at $200, they buy at $600, they buy at $800 and now at $400. They buy it, reinvest it on mining, startups, NXT Asset Exchange companies, Exchanges stocks, etc. They are effectively "investing" on BTC. But thats not a buy low sell high scheme.
You sound like the standard case of latecomer looking for a quick buck. You will get burned that way. Stabilize your priorities, set yourself a goal, revise what do you really think about BTC and choose a course of action. Even if you bought at $800 30 BTC , if you decide to sell at $300 it will be a nice option to restart again in some other field which you know best and / or feel more comfortable with.
This is my advise, with all respect.