Re: I don't want to buy cheap bitcoins, I want to buy expensive ones
Years pass, cycles pass, but nothing changes. 
I wonder how much longer it will take for people to realize that low prices are a CHANCE to buy, not some kind of disappointment. Instead of taking this chance, they are burying bitcoin. Instead of taking profits or enjoying an increase in the value of their assets, they start buying. They buy at the top of the market, and then they say that bitcoin is a pyramid scheme and a scam. Now I am talking to some people IRL, who are also interested in cryptocurrencies.
I ask: Have you already bought bitcoin?
Answer: No. I'll wait until he recovers.
It's all a matter of who's stupid enough to not research about bitcoin before investing really. You would notice that along with the pattern you mentioned, the people who are repeat offenders of this war crime (the use of war crime here is a joke, I cannot stress this enough) is those who just heard or saw bitcoin on a newsdaily article and immediately jumped to investing without prior knowledge about the dangers and the potentials. It has been like that since time immemorial. This is mainly caused by the fact that the media sensationalizes bitcoin's rise in price but doesn't talk even a little about it when the price drops. People are easily persuaded when there's price increase so the cycle starts again and again. I wonder how much longer it will take for people to realize that low prices are a CHANCE to buy, not some kind of disappointment. Instead of taking this chance, they are burying bitcoin. Instead of taking profits or enjoying an increase in the value of their assets, they start buying. They buy at the top of the market, and then they say that bitcoin is a pyramid scheme and a scam. Now I am talking to some people IRL, who are also interested in cryptocurrencies.
I ask: Have you already bought bitcoin?
Answer: No. I'll wait until he recovers.