lifeandtimes wrote: » This will come to haunt you. As everyone says only invest what you can afford to lose. The way I look at it the money was already gone and the cash out at the moment is so small compared to it there's no reason to not just leave it there and see where it goes but this happens every year for the last 4. Check out this chart
Squozen wrote: » Yeah, it's just timing that's the issue for me. I only planned to have money in BTC for two weeks and make a quick 5-10% profit, not a 50% loss.
fran426ft wrote: » Unfortunately I wish I only had 1k in since December.
seannash wrote: » Sorry to hear that man, Hoping another opportunity comes up for you to get back in. I hope others spare you the lecture of "Only invest what you can afford to lose"
Pussyhands wrote: » But did you make profit before that? I only got into the game in December so I've never even had the opportunity to cash some profit. lol Just down down down. I can afford to lose it and I won't touch it but it still disgusts me if I do end up losing it. It's like throwing it into a fire.
fran426ft wrote: » I only got in in December too and while my balance was up a few times in the early days it's mainly been going down. Just over 50% down at the moment. My biggest regret is buying so of the dips and throwing good money after bad. Yes it's money I can afford to lose but I'm currently down just over 2 months take home pay which is sickening.
Squozen wrote: » Same here. It's just money though mate, in ten years you'll not even notice it. I've wasted a lot more in my life (I bought two new cars and sold them both within 6 years because I didn't like them, losing a third of the value each time).
Tinder Surprise wrote: » I think most people agree that when the market cap was ~$800+ billion that most coins were at least 50% over priced (give or take) so I have my own theory that the market wont settle til around the $400billion cap which leaves us a bit more to fall.
JohnnyFlash wrote: » Bitcoin is actually the best performing of the big coins at the moment. Only down 14% and getting some support at 8100. Some of the other coins are going to get wiped out altogether.
battser wrote: » Anyone think Litecoin is worth investing in?
DyldeBrill wrote: » Personally - No. I bought Litecoin when it was $80 and sold at $300. Charlie Lee selling at its all-time high is proof for me that it's not going to be a major player.
lifeandtimes wrote: » This is not the end of crypto. It's here to stay, this crash with all the FUD just shows how worried the banks and governments are and the potential of crypto to go massive, like seriously massive. In 50 years time standard fiat will be gone and it will all be crypto. All the visions and movies of our futures with USBs and chips in out arms to pay for things will all be done via crypto. The transactions times and no fees are too good to not be used In a years time come back to your accounts and see how much you have made
Autochange wrote: » Just about to touch on the 8k support line. This will get interesting
Tinder Surprise wrote: » current Top 10 high caps :eek::eek: still wouldn't stop me filling my boots with $.30c Cardanos if I had the disposal income to do so.
lifeandtimes wrote: » 50% up???? What's so good about it?
JohnnyFlash wrote: » Didn’t get much love at that price. Dropping like a stone now.
Autochange wrote: » Looks like it will keep going. 5 k traditional support line next?