Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)
Another by the way.... some of us longer time BTC HODLers went through a lot of this in our early years (and sure some of us did not learn and we end up going through it over and over).. but I spent more than 3 years between late 2013 and early 2017 in which some portions of my BTC purchases were in the negative.. and part fo that time, large proportions of my BTC portfolio was in the negative.. it all worked itself out, but 3 years is a pretty damned long time to be having some of the frustrations of having fewer options because what you are holding is not profitable.. and I do not believe in selling anything that is not profitable - especially bitcoin and even though the BTC price was down during that time, I had decent levels of confidence that continuing to accumulate BTC or at least HODL were better choices than to sell any of it.. so I figure out ways to get money that I needed (wanted) during that time from other sources.
Well, You guys are Legends. To be honest, the Internet was not available everywhere in my county before 2013 or so. I heard about BTC near in 2014 but I didn't know the potential of Bitcoin. I am living in a country where Bitcoin Transaction is not legal yet nor banned. I mentioned those points to give you an idea about my country. I made my first Bitcoin transaction in 2015. But, I didn't Buy it to HODL. I was gambling in a casino. In 2017, Somehow I found this forum. But, I was not interested to learn more about Bitcoin. I was a student so I never had extra money to buy BTC or any crypto. Last year, I have resigned from my job and gather up my Provident fund + Other savings, and invested in BTC. As I have already said, I should not do all in. I should wait more and follow the DCA method. So what I am doing now, Trying to HODL my Investment. Working on an Online Casino and I am getting an amount that is slightly okay to live in. Trying to accumulate more BTC from my Signature Campaign too. But, I am afraid of Emergency needs. I think, at least 30% of the Portfolio should be Fiat money.
