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I bought $200 worth of bitcoin years ago that I cashed out at 7k when it was around 19k$. Now I'm thinking I should cash back in incase it rebounds strongly aga
by vadansky 9y ago
I bought $200 worth of bitcoin years ago that I cashed out at 7k when it was around 19k$.
Now I'm thinking I should cash back in incase it rebounds strongly again.
I guess I should be happy with my free money and not get greedy.
- bargl 9y agoBuy $200 again and you haven't lost anything :-)
- fredoliveira 9y agoConsidering the profits he can buy $6,800 — not $200 — and be even.
- ozim 9y agoNope, because $6800 are actual money that he can lose now. Just like you go to casino with $5 play all night up to $2 million, then lose all go back home and tell your wife you only lost $5 so it was not that bad.
- 21 9y agoI think you mean buy $6800 :)
- bandrami 9y agoCasinos live on people committing that very fallacy
- aws_ls 9y agoAlmost same story, but I didn't sell. Just moved around in ETH and BCH. Will never sell, unless it reaches like 100k USD worth or something. Its an experiment for me, out of interest/belief in technology. Personally not affected by this fall, but feel sad, on reading stories e.g. I'd heard of BitConnect, but never bothered about it until today. What an obvious scam. I think this thing is like dot-com crash. And obvious ones have fallen. But some should survive. I am glancing through all the sub reddits, and I like the behavior on /r/ethereum the best. Nonplussed (largely) and just focusing on the tech. /r/bitcoin is the worst, but bitcoin has the most solid people (cause early adopters etc).