Quote from: DannyHamilton on January 13, 2015, 03:26:10 PM

My hands are empty at the moment (otherwise it would be very difficult to use a keyboard), but I did carry some bags of groceries in from the car earlier today. I'll assume that makes me a "bagholder" and qualified to answer your questions?

Quote from: PolyCoin-Team on January 13, 2015, 10:26:35 AM

(1) How do . . . you feel now that the BTC price has drop so quickly in the last couple of days.

Meh.

The exchange rate goes up sometimes, the exchange rate goes down sometimes. That's simply a function of supply and demand. It really doesn't matter much to me. I'm far more interested in the long term potential of the technology and innovation.

Quote from: PolyCoin-Team on January 13, 2015, 10:26:35 AM

Are you . . . butthurt

Nah. Can't imagine why anyone would be, unless they did something stupid like hold a devastating amount of their personal savings in a volatile and risky new technology.

Quote from: PolyCoin-Team on January 13, 2015, 10:26:35 AM

or have you already cashed out?

No. I'm continuously acquiring more bitcoins whenever I have any disposable income. My goal at the moment is to slowly increase the amount of bitcoins that I hold within my financial ability do so without exposing my self to devastating risk.

Quote from: PolyCoin-Team on January 13, 2015, 10:26:35 AM

(2) Will you buy back into BTC if the price goes below $50?

Yes.
And if it goes below $220, and below $210, and below $200, and below $190.
And if it goes above $270, and above $300, and above $350, and above $500, and above $1000.

As I've said already, the price doesn't really matter much to me right now. I still see long term potential, and am not going to waste my time trying to guess what the market will do tomorrow (or next month, or next year).

Quote from: PolyCoin-Team on January 13, 2015, 10:26:35 AM

(3) Where do you . . . see the BTC price in a month?

Somewhere between $4 and $10,000. Any guess at a range smaller than that is pure guessing, and anyone who guesses correctly isn't "skilled", they just got lucky.

Whenever I see your or D&T post, I get back the confidence to hold back my few satoshis