Quote from: hatshepsut93 on January 05, 2020, 10:47:14 PM

Quote from: pixie85 on January 05, 2020, 10:29:46 PM

And I do when they ask me about my interests. I'm pretty confident in Bitcoin and those who know me know not to try that laughing stance with me.

I've been there when the price was 1000 dollars and I've been there when it was 20 thousand. There's really not much they can do to me. What will they say? That It was down 80%? Fine but now it's down 65%. If you bought in January and sold now at 7.5 thousand you'd double your money. What's funny about that?

That's not what I'm talking about, I wouldn't care if people in real life would laugh about my potential losses with Bitcoin, but I don't want to give anyone investment advises, because I've seen a lot of times how people hold grudges against others for giving them poor advice.

Plus, there are additional downsides, like making yourself a potential victim of robbery, or giving people a perception that you are wealthy, which might give them an idea that they can ask you for money.

Giving investment advise is really not a wise approach especially if we are talking crypto.
We can give them information that we know about crypto and bitcoin, but let them decide if they will gonna invest or not.
Because even if we treat ourselves to know more about crypto, we still don't hold the key of the trading market.
So we have no idea where the market is heading to and we can only speculate how much it will be, but not necessarily predicting the exact price for a given period of time.