Quote from: Vatimins on January 26, 2018, 09:31:34 PM

Quote from: ladydark on January 26, 2018, 07:41:30 PM

Quote from: Vatimins on January 17, 2018, 05:04:17 PM

Look op, judging by your rank, i think that you have also been here for quite some time also. And if i am not mistaken, you should've already read a lot about not just bitcoins but also about most crypto currencies existing. And i honestly think that someone like you have at least looked at the history of cryptos at least once or twice on how they move every month of every year. Which coin,is why i do not understand the reason for your worries. I mean, don't you see that this corrections are healthy for the world of crypto as a whole?

Unless, you can show things that prove your claim, i really wouldn't be worried. Instead, i would be happy since this is a great opportunity to invest amd gain more profits. Just sayin'.

Yes corrections are good for the progress of bitcoin.I would say that instead of sudden increase in price in bitcoin and reaching ATH price of $20,000,it would be far better if the price rise slowly.

Well, the sad thing is, not everyone sees this. What these newbies want are straight and fast price rises all the time. These greedy bastards want this to happen because obviously they want to get very high profits amd when they already get what they want, they will relentlessly dump all their holdings and ride through the sun set on their Lamborghinis with their hoes. Well guess what, it doesn't work that way. People do not have the same mindsets, and the same needs and wants at the same time, everytime someone wins, there must be someone who takes the loss. That is how it works here in the crypto world. The earlier you accept the truth, the earlier you will be able to adjust and get used to this trend. Just sayin,'.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this called a zero-sum game when someone wins someone else necessarily loses? And this is even truer with respect to speculative markets. If Bitcoin got wider adoption in real life and commerce, peeps could spend their coins on real things, and that wouldn't be a conflict game. But as long as bitcoins are bought with the sole purpose of selling them later, this will remain a selfishly optimal strategy. Here I refer to your statement about people relentlessly dumping their holdings and riding through the sunset on their expensive cars with whores.