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I agree with that, youre pretty well balanced and debate well. Im just Too lazy to read everything you post.
I would llkely die, or close to die, if I had to read my posts in total. I would not expect others to read everything, that's for sure.
As far as talking about things that you buy with BTC thats a great motivator for people to get in to be at the bitcoi too lazy to read everything you post. As far as talking about things that you buy with BTC thats a great motivator for people to get into bitcoin. If you can use your bitcoin to buy something nice what are we doing with it? Reminds me of an old American cartoon called Scrooge McDuck? Only ever did was sit around and count his money, he wouldnt spend it. What kind of stupid shit is that.
Actually, I will concede that you may have had good intentions when you posted some aspect of your "profit's takings," but you might need to concede that there are certain times in the market that such publicity might be the wrong timing for most people.
For example, retrospectively, profit taking on the way up past $10k on the first time around would have been o.k. and even o.k. to post about such good practices - even though a lot of us get caught in the momentum of upward movement and expecting continued up.
I have some problems when profit taking is promoted after there has been a really large correction, including the one that we are currently in... more than 75%.. even though for some people, they might be up 50x or more.
I hope youre right and it doesnt drop anymore.
Of course I am guessing, but if we were in more than a 65% correction when BTC prices were floating in the $6,200 arena for many weeks, and then we corrected an additional 30% from there to bring our price down to nearly 80% overall correction, there are decent chances that the bottom is in, even though there is no real way to really know for sure except to kind of wait it out and attempt to assign probabilities and perhaps engage in some hopium about the overall situation.
Im perfectly fine with buying right now and selling at $20,000. I dont want a Lamborghini but a nice big house on Tahoe would be OK.
You see. Your chosen framework can sometimes get to me, a bit.
Maybe you are not engaging in 100% buying at current prices and then 100% selling at $20k, but I could not really consider selling within 20% to 30% of the previous ATH of $19,666 as being reasonable nor prudent.
Of course, selling in the $17k territory might be reasonable and selling in the supra $26k territory might be reasonable. In other words, the $20k arena just seems like a bit of a no man's land in terms of selling btc. Sure, shaving off a bit of BTC for insurance might be o.k., but the bigger areas to reasonably and prudently theorize selling decent chunks of BTC would be below $17k and above $26k.. something like that.