Quote from: Insertion on August 20, 2015, 12:48:09 PM

Quote from: g-unit on August 20, 2015, 12:26:23 PM

Quote from: Brewins on August 20, 2015, 12:23:45 PM

Just accumulate while people panic sell and talk about single digits or something

they only make things cheaper for you

Exactly. Nothing like getting rich at the expense of others Grin

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One should be very careful while buying because "accumulate when others are panic selling" is correct only you should be a discipline buyer. You shouldn't just jump and buy all at one time because we do not know the bottom yet. If it goes to 100 level then you will loose lot of money so buy progressively to gain more profits. As of now, do not know how long it will be down just wait and see

I totally agree mate. I buy on a consistent regular basis but I also buy small handfuls when the price crashes a bit (like it just did). And I always leave plenty of fiat left over incase the price should crash to say $100

. I seriously doubt that will happen, but anything is possible.

Quote from: TYT on August 20, 2015, 12:48:40 PM

Quote from: g-unit on August 20, 2015, 11:52:23 AM

Once the XT drama is over and we're approaching the halving, no one has ANY excuse to whine about not getting a chance to buy enough coins. We've been in the 200's for almost a year. You can only blame yourself if you aren't and/or haven't been accumulating all year.

Also, to the panickers and people spreading fud, look at bitcoinrichlist.com. Do you see any of these big dawgs selling? No. I rest my case. There's a winner and a loser in every game. Once you sell you've lost.

Are people still complaining about not being able to buy any? I think if you haven't bought in yet a fall in price will just scare most people off. I think bitcoin price could go even lower given all the panic and confusion over the forking so if you were going to buy in maybe wait a bit.

Oh they will because they're selling so they'll become that much more bitter when the price rises. Look at kwukduck. Sold all his coins at 10 bucks back in the day.