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.
And now, another opportunity has presented itself with Bitcoin currently below $17000 at the moment, but don't be surprise that it willl be the same few that will still take advantage of this gold current change in price difference. 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.
One thing I have observed about people and Bitcoin is that when its price rises, so does its news goes viral, making people talk about it and even consider giving it a try by buying. And vice-versa, so does a fall in its price also create a panic in the minds of people, to the point of most people selling, while the rest scared of buying simply because it may fall again, forgetting the fact that after every fall comes a rise due to its volatile market nature