Quote from: Cor2 on January 07, 2014, 11:25:42 PM

Quote from: kalus on January 07, 2014, 09:50:06 PM

Quote from: Cor2 on January 07, 2014, 09:47:40 PM

That is what I saw also. Actually I found an old screenshot of my Bitcoin balance from 2 years ago and got all excited - did I have a fortune stashed away somewhere? Then I looked at the UID and recognised the same numbers embedded in my new MtGox account and remembered that I registered when Bitcoin was $5 but before I was approved to transfer money into my wallet, it had gone up to $10 so I could only buy half the coins and I sold those 50 Bitcoins when they went up to $11, after I took that screenshot and forgot my wallet for a while. When I came back, instead of 50 I could only buy 10 coins. So I waited a little longer and could barely buy 1 coin. Wished I had left the bitcoins in the wallet....

you bought a bitcoin for $50 though! 99% of people that own one dogecoin or more can't say that!

Actually I registered with MtGox when the Bitcoin was at $5 but I had no money in my account (mandatory wait period) until it was at $10, so instead of buying 100, I could only buy 50 coins for my $500. I sold them at just over $11 making a small profit....
I traded again when they were around $50 and made a small profit, then waited again with dollars in my account.
Somewhere around $250 I again traded and ended up selling several before the sharp ralley from 250 to over 1k (I was hoping it would go down after I sold but it kept going up....
After the peak I just waited and when it had crashed to around 600 I bought one, when it was at 500 or so I bought another bitcoin.
Those have about doubled in value again, although I used part of that to buy Doge and those have not gone up *yet*. Therefor I have bought *more*. (reduce losses by buying more after it has gone down more - sounds logic?)
I will keep them until they are up a *lot*...

Ever heard of not trying to catch a falling knife?