Advice Required

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Hi guys,

I'm new here but not particularly new to BTC.

I've been investing for just under 6 months & have so far amassed 8.75 BTC, I bought most of my coins when the price was around £350 (GBP) , unsure what that is in dollars but I'm at a pretty bad loss currently.

We're down to around £247 (GBP) as we speak, do I continue to invest in BTC or just hold what I've got?

I'm in a pretty healthy situation where the money I've invested so far isn't crucial to me, I live pretty comfortably so experts.......do I stay on 8.75 BTC or buy more gradually as I've done so far?

I'm not interested in selling.

Thanks in advance.

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[nonbody]

personally if i had some cash lying around i would invest... but in general just hold on

[vipgelsi]

No one has a crystal ball its up to you. Either way good luck. Maybe try to put your bitcoins to work for you but be carefull where u invest.

[ticoti]

the first and the most important is that you have invested money that you don't need and it is not crucial
you have a good quantity of btc,and it depends on your capacity of investment and in your previsions if you invest more or not
if you have many money and don't know what to do with it you may invest up to 10 btc
if you need the money or it is crucial for you,don't invest anything else,and hold it
you can also contract someone to have advise on trading if you want to minimize your losses of prices fluctuations

[LFC_Bitcoin]

I was advised to invest in BTC by a very wealthy client so if it makes me a rich man I owe him a lot

[roslinpl]

Hi guys,

I'm new here but not particularly new to BTC.

I've been investing for just under 6 months & have so far amassed 8.75 BTC, I bought most of my coins when the price was around £350 (GBP) , unsure what that is in dollars but I'm at a pretty bad loss currently.

We're down to around £247 (GBP) as we speak, do I continue to invest in BTC or just hold what I've got?

I'm in a pretty healthy situation where the money I've invested so far isn't crucial to me, I live pretty comfortably so experts.......do I stay on 8.75 BTC or just hold what I have?

I'm not interested in selling.

Thanks in advance.

Hello,

I like your quote : "I'm new here but not particularly new to BTC."

So many people told that before you that I cannot even count it.
You should register to Bitcointalk before - cannot understand why you were waiting till now ...
This is the Home of Bitcoin - Satoshi Nakamoto have got an account here ... not active but this forum was created by the Father of Bitcoin

Anyway... nevermind.


Question: "Do I continue to invest in BTC(...)"

Answer 1: Buy as much as you can! Price wasn't better from May 2014. People were waiting ~4/5 months for this chance to buy @ current price.

Answer 2: Don't sell your coins if you don't need to... sell only if you need the cash or buy some things with Bitcoins or HODL (#Hold)

Regards.

Happy trading!

This is huge chance for a good profit. Soon the price will bounce back to $600. Remember my words

[Mr Tea]

If you have faith in bitcoin keep buying, but if you don't or are unsure are about it's future just save what coins you have now and wait for the value to rise which I personally believe it will. There's no point selling now at a loss so just hold and don't buy any more.

[SirLolicon]

For me, I say hold on for now.

Bitcoin inflated a lot because a lot of new audience started seeing bitcoin as an interesting new way of monetization and also a new currency of course. Well, as the hype toned down from a teenager's hype for a boyband type of hype, so did the price of bitcoin. Unless more and more businesses will invest in bitcoin then it will just be stuck at about 410$ for the next few months.

If you want you can get your hands on a few more, but just keep it at a few more.
Why not start a business and accept bitcoins, or invest the bitcoins you already have to a full-blown bitcoin business already?

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Hi guys,

I'm new here but not particularly new to BTC.

I've been investing for just under 6 months & have so far amassed 8.75 BTC, I bought most of my coins when the price was around £350 (GBP) , unsure what that is in dollars but I'm at a pretty bad loss currently.

We're down to around £247 (GBP) as we speak, do I continue to invest in BTC or just hold what I've got?

I'm in a pretty healthy situation where the money I've invested so far isn't crucial to me, I live pretty comfortably so experts.......do I stay on 8.75 BTC or just hold what I have?

I'm not interested in selling.

Thanks in advance.

Hello,

I like your quote : "I'm new here but not particularly new to BTC."

So many people told that before you that I cannot even count it.
You should register to Bitcointalk before - cannot understand why you were waiting till now ...
This is the Home of Bitcoin - Satoshi Nakamoto have got an account here ... not active but this forum was created by the Father of Bitcoin

Anyway... nevermind.


Question: "Do I continue to invest in BTC(...)"

Answer 1: Buy as much as you can! Price wasn't better from May 2014. People were waiting ~4/5 months for this chance to buy @ current price.

Answer 2: Don't sell your coins if you don't need to... sell only if you need the cash or buy some things with Bitcoins or HODL (#Hold)

Regards.

Happy trading!

This is huge chance for a good profit. Soon the price will bounce back to $600. Remember my words

Satoshi has/had an account on here?

Wow.

Yes I've been reading the forum for a while but didn't sign up until now.

[Farmer17]

While the price has dropped significantly, I am still fully confident and optimistic, especially after checking how many times the price had crashed and how many times people called bitcoin dead.

Satoshi has/had an account on here?

Yup, this is his account (account ID = 3)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3

[LFC_Bitcoin]

While the price has dropped significantly, I am still fully confident and optimistic, especially after checking how many times the price had crashed and how many times people called bitcoin dead.

Satoshi has/had an account on here?

Yup, this is his account (account ID = 3)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3

Yeah I've read illiterate kids typing 'BTC is dead' on here a lot.

I'm perfectly happy to hoard & wait years.

[hilariousandco]

Hi guys,

I'm new here but not particularly new to BTC.

I've been investing for just under 6 months & have so far amassed 8.75 BTC, I bought most of my coins when the price was around £350 (GBP) , unsure what that is in dollars but I'm at a pretty bad loss currently.

We're down to around £247 (GBP) as we speak, do I continue to invest in BTC or just hold what I've got?

I'm in a pretty healthy situation where the money I've invested so far isn't crucial to me, I live pretty comfortably so experts.......do I stay on 8.75 BTC or just hold what I have?

I'm not interested in selling.

Thanks in advance.

Hello,

I like your quote : "I'm new here but not particularly new to BTC."

So many people told that before you that I cannot even count it.
You should register to Bitcointalk before - cannot understand why you were waiting till now ...
This is the Home of Bitcoin - Satoshi Nakamoto have got an account here ... not active but this forum was created by the Father of Bitcoin

Eh? Bizarre logic. When you hear or get involved with a new thing you don't immediately need to go sign up and join the official internet forum. I heard of and bought into Bitcoin well before I signed up here.

[roslinpl]

Hi guys,

I'm new here but not particularly new to BTC.

I've been investing for just under 6 months & have so far amassed 8.75 BTC, I bought most of my coins when the price was around £350 (GBP) , unsure what that is in dollars but I'm at a pretty bad loss currently.

We're down to around £247 (GBP) as we speak, do I continue to invest in BTC or just hold what I've got?

I'm in a pretty healthy situation where the money I've invested so far isn't crucial to me, I live pretty comfortably so experts.......do I stay on 8.75 BTC or just hold what I have?

I'm not interested in selling.

Thanks in advance.

Hello,

I like your quote : "I'm new here but not particularly new to BTC."

So many people told that before you that I cannot even count it.
You should register to Bitcointalk before - cannot understand why you were waiting till now ...
This is the Home of Bitcoin - Satoshi Nakamoto have got an account here ... not active but this forum was created by the Father of Bitcoin

Eh? Bizarre logic. When you hear or get involved with a new thing you don't immediately need to go sign up and join the official internet forum. I heard of and bought into Bitcoin well before I signed up here.

I registered to Bitcointalk.org a month after joined the world of Bitcoin.

And I am so angry at myself that I waited for so long.



For me if you are a Bitcoiner and you haven't got Bitcointalk.org account ... it is like nonsense. xD
(But yes indeed this is IMO... everyone can do whatever they want, isn't? )

Satoshi has/had an account on here?

Wow.

Yes I've been reading the forum for a while but didn't sign up until now.

Well ... this forum was created by Satoshi.

The Bitcoin Forum is a website meant to host free discussion of Bitcoin and related topics. It is operated as a service to the community, and all profit is reinvested into the forum and the community. It was started in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto, the original creator of Bitcoin. It is now managed by Michael Marquardt (theymos), Martti Malmi (Sirius), and Stefan Thomas (justmoon). Donated funds are managed by theymos

His profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3

[hilariousandco]

Not at all. You don't need to be active on the forum to be a 'bitcoiner'. Some people have to desire no discuss or bicker about the coin online nor mingle with scammers and crapcoin kiddies. If you do then fine, but don't judge others to be less than you or not a 'bitcoiner' just because they're not active on an internet forum.

[Hexcoin]

i think batter hold them

you can see your price back within a month or soon

[roslinpl]

Not at all. You don't need to be active on the forum to be a 'bitcoiner'. Some people have to desire no discuss or bicker about the coin online nor mingle with scammers and crapcoin kiddies. If you do then fine, but don't judge others to be less than you or not a 'bitcoiner' just because they're not active on an internet forum.

What are you talking about?

Where did I told anything like that??

Your quote: "but don't judge others to be less than you or not a 'bitcoiner' just because they're not active on an internet forum."

I never judge anyone. You are misunderstanding what I am writing.

PS. I am addicted to Bitcointalk and maybe this is the reason why I think that every Bitcoiner should open account as fast as possible soon after joining the World of Bitcoin  I really didn't wanted to be rude - I am always trying to be kind person, maybe some of my "jokes" are a bit sarcastic, that's why sometimes people might think that I was rude

@hilariousandco I was always respecting you and what you are saying. And yes indeed you are right, that you don't need a Bitcointalk account to be the greatest Bitcoiner I am sure you don't. Just why to not have one?

Regards and have a nice day all of you!!!!!!

[KIRAZ]

If you have funds to buy more keep buying if not just hold your remains until price goes up.

[no141]

It's amazing what people think on here, and they have some good reasons behind it. But if you sell while a market is going down, while already at a loss, you only result in a bigger locked in loss. But, is if you think the price will go so very low, it's better to sell what you have now and buy up as close to the real low as possible.

Currently, I see still need limitations lifted in the Bitcoin arena. Like great easy to use and understand lite wallets, that are highly visible online and in whatever app store. Also blockchain sizes for those with full clients are getting crazy, and this could turn people immediately off to Bitcoin to start out. And the uncertain geo-political waters, make this an uncertain time for any real speculation. Best advice is to watch the herd mentality and best adjust to it.

[AltcoinInvestor]

keep buying btc, it's too cheap!

you'll be richer when the new year came.

[jbrnt]

If you are unsure, you don't have to buy now. Set money aside and buy with those when you feel that bitcoin price has started to recover. You would not have bought bitcoin at the lowest price, but you wouldn't be far off. Considering the potential gains, buying at $50 above the bottom price is nothing.