Hahahahaha...


Could be.

I hate talking about people, but real life stories can be quite funny.

Bitchick drug Bitchick's Husband into BTC (usually in bitcoin it is the opposite, by the way), and he came in kicking and screaming, to some extent.  Bitchick causes him to make decent money, but then the price is tanking (somewhat) and Bitchick goes on a missionary trip.  In the meantime, Bitchick's Husband decides to cut some losses (and still lock in a profit) and sells a large quantity of the family's bitcoins...

The reality of the matter is living  in the real world with various competing living expenses, etc, etc... so then a question remains regarding the extent to which some of the coins may have been bought back.

By the way, I have a dear friend, that accumulated more than 17 bitcoins in the lower $200s, and got so excited to experience the rise from $250 to $350 and sold the whole stash at $350 while prices went to $500 and then returned to $300 and then progressed upwards, thereafter ... I think that she has been buying back on a regular basis, and still in profits, but would have some difficulties to acquire 17 bitcoins again (without having to really stretch finances).. ..

So, anyhow, sometimes, it is difficult to get those coins back, if you do not have a fairly decent and solid plan that prioritizes a certain level of BTC accumulation.