I'm personally starting to warm to BillyNoCoiner. Various individuals such as myself and yourself have more or less wasted our time in trying to provide an alternative perspective, but to no avail. I thought they were a trader glued to the smaller time-frames, but they lack any engagement of countering any TA, so doubtful. It seems they are more likely attempting the "buy low sell high" strategy if not mistaken, but despite (presumably) selling high, and likely making some profits (which is easily done), they forgot to buy low again which is a classic mistake. Either that of they bought $30-50K on the way up only to sell it on the way down. I forget how newcomers must of done the "get out at break even" mistake in a bull market. That would be embarrassing unless it turned out to be right in the long-term...

Ultimately it's a lot easier (for newbies at least) to take profits when there is greed in the market, thinking your a genius because you doubled your money, than it is to average in or buy more when there is fear in the market. It's important there are users like BillyNoCoiner, they will be an important example for current and future Bitcoiners. When Bitcoin reaches 6 figures and BNC is therefore no longer around, wishing they hadn't sold their stash, there will be newcoiners making the same mistakes. We can then refer them to the story of Billy and his no coins. The WO phrase can then be: Don't be like Billy.