Bitcoin almost 50% off

Boscocss · 21-05-2021 11:03pm #1

Currently selling at almost 50% off. On 14th April 1 BTC was just over 54000, now at the time of writing 1 BTC = 30,000EUR. Available across multiple exchanges Binance, Coinbase, Kraken.

Important: you can buy a part of a bitcoin if a whole one is too much.

okidoki987 · 21-05-2021 11:04pm

Boscocss wrote: »

Currently selling at almost 50% off. On 14th April 1 BTC was just over 54000, now at the time of writing 1 BTC = 30,000EUR. Available across multiple exchanges Binance, Coinbase, Kraken.

Important: you can buy a part of a bitcoin if a whole one is too much.

Any what part of a bargain is that?

okidoki987 · 21-05-2021 11:05pm

Boscocss wrote: »

Currently selling at almost 50% off. On 14th April 1 BTC was just over 54000, now at the time of writing 1 BTC = 30,000EUR. Available across multiple exchanges Binance, Coinbase, Kraken.

Important: you can buy a part of a bitcoin if a whole one is too much.

Fair dues, 3rd post in 11 years :eek:.

21-05-2021 11:06pm

Boscocss wrote: »

Currently selling at almost 50% off. On 14th April 1 BTC was just over 54000, now at the time of writing 1 BTC = 30,000EUR. Available across multiple exchanges Binance, Coinbase, Kraken.

Important: you can buy a part of a bitcoin if a whole one is too much.

Not a bargain alert. It's an environmental disaster; is being used to create a ransomware industry that is directly impacting the Irish nation, and requires a fresh input of new money to keep the price up. That's why bagholders always shill.

Boscocss · 21-05-2021 11:08pm

okidoki987 wrote: »

Fair dues, 3rd post in 11 years :eek:.

Hardcore lurker looking for some to buy my bags

con747 · 21-05-2021 11:11pm

It also took a fairly big drop in price this week so bargain I don't know.

Swindled · 21-05-2021 11:13pm

okidoki987 wrote: »

Fair dues, 3rd post in 11 years :eek:.

And we're honoured enough to witness it. Hardcore post. Deserving of some respect.

deandean · 21-05-2021 11:14pm

Thank you OP, as a reminder of why I don't venture into Bitcoin!

Boscocss · 21-05-2021 11:25pm

I thought my nephew was a fool for buying the last top at around $20,000 and i figured he would never see that money again. And here we are three/four years later as BTC topped out at over $60,000 and now selling at 30,000.

Anyway maybe i'll make my 6th post in 4/5 years from now and see where it's all at

Sleeper12 · 21-05-2021 11:45pm

okidoki987 wrote:

Any what part of a bargain is that?

Not much if it halves in value again over the next few months. China are cracking down on bitcoin. Hence the massive fall in price

Peintre Celebre · 22-05-2021 8:31am

On what planet can this be a bargain alert? Its like saying the dollar today is X, buy it it was X+50% last week.

Sure it could be worth half again next week.

milehip · 22-05-2021 8:34am

Peintre Celebre wrote: »

On what planet can this be a bargain alert? Its like saying the dollar today is X, buy it it was X+50% last week.

Sure it could be worth half again next week.

And it could be worth half that again the following week!

RobertFoster · 22-05-2021 8:36am

I haven't been following things really closely, can I trade in Bitcoin to buy Dogecoin at GameStop?

gordongekko · 22-05-2021 9:19am

Thanks op bought 10

22-05-2021 9:21am

You may as well buy penny stocks.

22-05-2021 9:58am

I'll wait for it to hit 10,000

Darc19 · 22-05-2021 12:33pm

Jeremy Beagle wrote: »

I'll wait for it to hit 10,000

The final reduction "at least 95%" off sale will give you better value, but like many Aldi middle aisle items, it will still just end up as useless junk

22-05-2021 12:39pm

Lots of FUD being peddled these days in the main stream media to drive the price of BTC down!

I see sheep · 22-05-2021 12:43pm

Badly fukt wrote: »

Lots of FUD being peddled these days in the main stream media to drive the price of BTC down!

Is FUD a new crypto? I'll take $10,000 of it.

22-05-2021 12:47pm

I see sheep wrote: »

Is FUD a new crypto? I'll take $10,000 of it.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear,_uncertainty,_and_doubt#:~:text=Fear%2C%20uncertainty%2C%20and%20doubt%20(,of%20the%20appeal%20to%20fear.

POBox19 · 22-05-2021 12:56pm

Is there a market in shorting BTC?

BorneTobyWilde · 22-05-2021 1:01pm

So all the people who bought in at 60k just lost half their savings lol.

That sad, but funny too

Darc19 · 22-05-2021 1:02pm

should be in the rip-off thread - still 4 times the price it was in Sept

Nabber · 22-05-2021 1:03pm

Everything cyrpto was supposed to be against it has become.

Fees are ridiculous on some coins, transactions slow and limited.
Environmental disaster as well.

Anyway you look at it, Crypto currently is just get rich scam. Wit no practical application.

cnocbui · 22-05-2021 1:04pm

This has happened before. Anyone who bought at higher than the current price should chill, put their feet up and wait.

22-05-2021 1:05pm

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

So all the people who bought in at 60k just lost half their savings lol.

That sad, but funny too

That's a lesson to why you buy in the dip, not when it's at an all time high

cnocbui · 22-05-2021 1:07pm

Nabber wrote: »

Everything cyrpto was supposed to be against it has become.

Fees are ridiculous on some coins, transactions slow and limited.
Environmental disaster as well.

Anyway you look at it, Crypto currently is just get rich scam. Wit no practical application.

It's a lot more entertaining than fiat.

killbillvol2 · 22-05-2021 1:24pm

Boscocss wrote: »

Currently selling at almost 50% off. On 14th April 1 BTC was just over 54000, now at the time of writing 1 BTC = 30,000EUR. Available across multiple exchanges Binance, Coinbase, Kraken.

Important: you can buy a part of a bitcoin if a whole one is too much.

So the value of Bitcoin has collapsed recently and you think this is some kind of special offer?

Can I interest you in some Delorean shares?

22-05-2021 1:48pm

killbillvol2 wrote: »

So the value of Bitcoin has collapsed recently and you think this is some kind of special offer?

Can I interest you in some Delorean shares?

BTC has crashed many many times and always comes back to again break it's previous all time high, buy in the dip!

Swindled · 22-05-2021 2:39pm

Badly fukt wrote: »

BTC has crashed many many times and always comes back to again break it's previous all time high, buy in the dip!

The no loose investment, everyone should buy into . . what could possibly go wrong.

22-05-2021 2:59pm

Swindled wrote: »

The no loose investment, everyone should buy into . . what could possibly go wrong.

This isn't a crash, it's market manipulation to convince people to sell so others can buy cheaper. Just look at who's going all in!
https://www.coindesk.com/institutional-bitcoin-buying-spiked-around-wednesdays-crash

Swindled · 22-05-2021 3:01pm

Badly fukt wrote: »

This isn't a crash, it's market manipulation to convince people to sell so others can buy cheaper. Just look at who's going all in!
https://www.coindesk.com/institutional-bitcoin-buying-spiked-around-wednesdays-crash

Oh, well that's all right then, nice and easy to manipulate the price, that's even more reassuring, a sound investment so . . . no one will be able to make a fortuning shorting that market when it suits them . .lol.

Please take my money, where do I sign up ?

22-05-2021 3:05pm

Swindled wrote: »

Oh, well that's all right then, nice and easy to manipulate the price, that's even more reassuring, a sound investment so . . . no one will be able to make a fortuning shorting that market when it suits them . .lol.

Please take my money, where do I sign up ?

It's up to you, plenty of money to be made as long as you're smart enough to take profits when they're there and buy in the dips.

McMurphy · 22-05-2021 3:13pm

Dipped my toe in the crypto currency recently for the first time, see what the fuss was about. Bought €1k of ETH. Last time I looked on Revolut, my "investment" was sitting around the €680 area.

Think it was last Wednesday evening, I bought the ETH, so not even a week ago. Hopefully it'll start heading in the opposite direction soon.

22-05-2021 3:20pm

McMurphy wrote: »

Dipped my toe in the crypto currency recently for the first time, see what the fuss was about. Bought €1k of ETH. Last time I looked on Revolut, my "investment" was sitting around the €680 area.

Think it was last Wednesday evening, I bought the ETH, so not even a week ago. Hopefully it'll start heading in the opposite direction soon.

I bought mine at 400 last year

That doesn't mean you make a bad investment, just sit on it, you'll be well in the green by the end of the year

Skerries · 22-05-2021 4:08pm

WhiteMemento9 · 22-05-2021 4:10pm

POBox19 wrote: »

Is there a market in shorting BTC?

If you have you ask then I would say it is a good idea to stay away.

StonedRaider · 22-05-2021 4:31pm

If you see the bandwagon... it's too late

With ETH quick in, quick out. Bought @ €1900 back in March, sold on under 4 weeks later @ €3800

Bought a few bitcoin back in 2016 at around €300+ each. A guy even paid me in bitcoin for a bicycle I was selling. Sold off this year before mr.tesla got in

would have made €30k more if only I waited. Traded a little for the cheaper $hitcoins just to see where they'd end up in 12-18months

Del Griffith · 22-05-2021 7:37pm

POBox19 wrote: »

Is there a market in shorting BTC?

Practically every exchange, including the ones listed in the OP.

Dante · 22-05-2021 7:41pm

POBox19 wrote: »

Is there a market in shorting BTC?

That sounds like a recipe for disaster.

tdf7187 · 22-05-2021 7:46pm

Blue Horsesh.it loves Annacott steel.

Del Griffith · 22-05-2021 7:54pm

DaaaaaaaaaaN wrote: »

That sounds like a recipe for disaster.

Shorting the best performing asset every year for the last 10 years? What could go wrong?

tdf7187 · 22-05-2021 7:55pm

Swindled wrote: »

The no loose investment, everyone should buy into . . what could possibly go wrong.

Indeed.

https://www.google.com/search?q=dutch+tulips+bubble+graph&rlz=1C1GCEA_enIE909IE910&oq=dutch+tulips+bubble+graph&aqs=chrome.0.69i59j0i22i30l2.3207j0j9&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

tdf7187 · 22-05-2021 7:57pm

Del Griffith wrote: »

Shorting the best performing asset every year for the last 10 years? What could go wrong?

Straight from the "the Irish property market will never collapse, sure look it's increased constantly for the past twenty years" mantra circa 2007. Us old timers have seen this movie before.

At least with property you're buying something of tangible long term value and it (eventually) recovers.

Bitcoin, on the other hand, hmmm....but you're young, you'll learn...I hope.

Del Griffith · 22-05-2021 8:01pm

tdf7187 wrote: »

Straight from the "the Irish property market will never collapse, sure look it's increased constantly for the past twenty years" mantra circa 2007. Us old timers have seen this movie before.

At least with property you're buying something of tangible long term value and it (eventually) recovers.

Bitcoin, on the other hand, hmmm....but you're young, you'll learn...I hope.

Are you of the belief that bitcoin has never collapsed? (And recovered).

I've got some news for you..

22-05-2021 8:04pm

Del Griffith wrote: »

Are you of the belief that bitcoin has never collapsed? (And recovered).

I've got some news for you..

No we see the likes of them every time there's a big dip

Roberto_gas · 22-05-2021 8:14pm

Thanks OP…Bought few ****ecoins …oops bitcoins😂😂

tdf7187 · 22-05-2021 8:14pm

Del Griffith wrote: »

Are you of the belief that bitcoin has never collapsed? (And recovered).

I've got some news for you..

I wouldn't say that. I'm of the belief that the apparent emotional attachment Bitcoiners develop to their favoured asset class is a bit weird.

You can't actually shag Bitcoin, as far as I'm aware.

22-05-2021 8:16pm

WhiteMemento9 wrote: »

If you have you ask then I would say it is a good idea to stay away.

Because only professional investors get involved in Bitcoin?

22-05-2021 8:17pm

Del Griffith wrote: »

Shorting the best performing asset every year for the last 10 years? What could go wrong?

Bitcoin is going to zero eventually. Western governments will eventually do what the Chinese have done.

I suppose that might kill the short market as well though.

22-05-2021 8:21pm

I don't think I'll be taking 38,000 euro out of my bank account to buy an imaginary coin

Bitcoin almost 50% off

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