Bitcoin cOPe safespace

it's stabilizing

>>1716014
This is just a temporary bottom. It will hit $1500 by the end of the month. It was a smart decision for me to buy at $1100.

Not sure what u mean op, the weak hands have been shaken out and it's up from here

Sounds like liberal logic to me

Bitcoin was only $400 a year ago, and was $220 for about two years before that

Anyone who was smart enough to buy and hold has made a killing

>>1716052
>It was a smart decision for me to buy at $1100.
I could hear you crying as you typed that.

>>1716014
bought some more before i went to sleep at 830 and its at 910 right now life is good

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>>1716057

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Anyone who doesn't have Bitcoin right now is a retard. It fell slightly, but it has stabilized. I have read How to Make Money in Stocks by William O'Neil and it talks about these things happening all the time. Prices rise and you never expect it. That will happen now. Check it out. It is a best seller.

At 53 years old, and being someone who has never even dabbled in markets before, I spent $78,000 from my retirement fund on Bitcoin at $1100 and I will never look back. It is a new revolutionary system, and these things do not fail. They DO not. It says this in Blockchain Revolution, which is another good read.

I'm just trying to help you people out, so don't bitch at me. OK? I will be able to afford a home in Florida after all of these decades slaving away.

>>1716142
>what is a bull trap

>>1716146
I don't know, but as I said, you need to read the Blockchain Revolution.

Bitcoin is a new paradigm that will change the way we see the world. It is like Moore's law where Bitcoin will double every year. There is no way in hell the price will go anywhere but up.

I have no regrets.

>>1716151
It's a bubble now. It will rise a bit now (bull trap) but will drop again.

I agree though, i'll buy in, but not higher then 650$ a coin

>>1716142
>>1716151
I seriously hope you're baiting OR a millionaire

>>1716154
it's never going to go that low again

>>1716154
You don't know anything kid. Read the damn book. It says that Bitcoin will become part of the technological singularity in a few years and will become the main currency that is traded between hyperintelligent AI. It is intrinsically tied to computers now. It will rise with Moore's law. That is just scientific fact, and I'll be laughing at you soon for your impudence.

When I was a teen back in the 70s, I treated my elders with a bit more respect.

>>1716167
Why would a 53 year old be on this site?

>>1716167
>in a few years.
I've got time.

Also, I've been staring at bitcoin charts daily for 3 years now.

>I treated my elders with a bit more respect.
fuck off, i was polite

>>1716159
No. I am a middle class guy who has never caught a break in his entire life. I have two mortages, a wife that always on my case, and three kids that always want more and more without realizing I don't have endless pocketbooks.

This is my break. I regret not investing in Internet companies, but I won't pass up on this. I put everything into Bitcoin three days ago after doing two months of hard research and I know that it will pay off. I don't need your negativity.

>>1716170
I don't know much about computers outside of futurism, but I was told that if I want to know about Bitcoin then there's no other place but the deep web. So here I am.

>>1716179
This ain't the deep web fgt

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>>1716179
Nice trolling

Fucking nerd mining faggots cope

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>>1716142
>>1716151
>>1716167
>>1716177

I'm feeling confident about it going over 1500 this month so I put in 2k. No tears. This is gonna make me money.

The five stages, denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance are a part of the framework that makes up our learning to live with the one we lost.

Hopefully all of you make it to the 5th stage.

Many of you are still struggling to get past the first 3.

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You have until blue monday to fully recover and insure your prophets.

When is blue monday this year you ask?

January 16th 2017

What is blue monday?

Educate yourself: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Monday_(date)

The short and sweet of it...its the most depressing day of the year.

>>1716151

He's right. The trend will always be up as was written in the prophetic Bitcoin code

>>1716014
I don't understand this threads. What if it falls to idk 200 usd?
You know we can always go short, right? You know that due to the massive dark net market trading we will always have liquidity at the bottom, right?

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>>1716179

>>1716278
The short and the long of it is come here to COPE

The FOMO and Knife catching is futile this time.

Blue Monday is coming.

>>1716286
I don't think you understand what short and long are or you are trolling me.

>>1716237
>The idea is considered pseudoscience,[1] with its formula derided by scientists as nonsensical.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

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>>1716014
>He missed out again

The cope is strong.

The hope is wrong.

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>>1716142
>I spent $78,000 from my retirement fund on Bitcoin at $1100
Why would you but at the all time high?

>>1717283
*buy

>>1716237
>insure your prophets.
i thought insurance was haram?

the term blue monday originally comes from the comedown after a weekend spent taking cocaine, where your dopamine and serotonin levels are depleted and not yet started to recover. for ecstasy users this comes later in the week, known as suicide tuesday or suicide wednesday, depending on when the ecstasy was consumed (friday or saturday)

>>1717291
>i thought insurance was haram
Only insuring profits is.

Insuring prophets is much much different.

>>1716052
lol buyer's remorz

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>bitcoin literally gained 28% in the last month
>nocoiners actually trying to spin it as bad

What's the deal with nocoiners and coping?

>>1716142
>At 53 years old, and being someone who has never even dabbled in markets before, I spent $78,000 from my retirement fund on Bitcoin at $1100 and I will never look back.

Bait.

Nobody would be this stupid to buy in 4 digits.

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>>1716057

You guys realize there is no sound basis for this increase, and therefore it comes down to speculation, in which case it will end in a thunderous plunge, again.

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>>1717394
And now it's fallen to under $900 just as fast

BTC has wilded mood swings than your menopausal mother

>>1716179
Nevar thought this board was this good.