Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
Imagine taking out capital gains over $1m anyways.. What is this, why not just convert to corn ASAP?
Well, like, I mean... building a sprawling ranch in East Texas costs more than a couple bucks ya know...
In this particular situation, if you are not ready, willing or able to pace ur lil selfie to less than a $million per year, then you gotta pay for that level of lackenings in delayed gratification or lackenings in creativity in terms of how to get the money to satisfy your needs (or more likely wants).
Just bought 0.015 btc, thats it, no more money in my exchange account atm.
That's too bad.
Personally, seems that each of us who are into BTC should be attempting to structure our finances in such a way that we do not run out of either BTC (upon price rises) or dollars (money) upon dips, especially we are not going to ever really know when the dip is over or even how long it is going to last, so in that regard, it is likely a good thing to always have some dry powder.. yes, sure, I hate to be too critical because it seems to be a thing that is a wee bit easier said than done, right?
That is some serious red mayhem going on.
Relax and take a break, remember why you are bitcoiners and why you are here.
Don't panic.
You know the game.
Relax and take a break, remember why you are bitcoiners and why you are here.
Don't panic.
You know the game.
did i miss something? am i supposed to start the scream like a little girl thing?
looks like its just doing its bitcoin thing tbh
Well, I am not really sure, but if the BTC price dips greater than 40% (pulling this number out of my ass), it is not a bad place to start screaming like a little girl, even while you would likely want to be able to buy some too.. if possible. But if the BIGGER dips come, like 60% to 85% (if still possible), that is not a bad time to scream like a little girl, too... Right now we have ONLY reached 27%-ish, so far.. so seems a bit early to be screaming too much.. yet. #justsaying.
