Quote from: sumguy2017 on June 21, 2021, 11:15:12 PM

Why doesn't it stay at what I spent $443.25?

Because bitcoin is volatile and the price goes up and down every second.

Quote from: sumguy2017 on June 21, 2021, 11:15:12 PM

Anyway to change that back to what I actually paid?

You still own the same amount of bitcoin, but their dollar value is different. You can't artificially make your bitcoin be worth what you want it to. If you made a deal with the company to pay a specific amount in BTC (0.08 BTC for example), you wouldn't have to care about the dollar value of your coins. Unfortunately, that's not the case here and you need $533 worth of bitcoin.

Quote from: sumguy2017 on Today at 02:52:02 AM

He doesn't care as long as he gets the correct amount?

Considering that the value has dropped significantly recently, you might want to check if you have enough bitcoin for that $533 transaction now. According to preev.com, 0.01699 BTC is equal to $533. You need more than that to also pay for the transaction fees and Coinbase withdrawal fees. How much do you have combined in Coinbase and Electrum?

No one can precisely tell you which way bitcoin will go from this point on. Those who can read charts and do technical analysis can make certain predictions, but human error is always possible. Bitcoin currently finds itself in a situation with negative news coming from China where the government is turning of the power for domestic mining firms and forcing them to abandon their operations. As you can imagine, it has a negative affect on the price and total hashrate.