This board was on fire up until this recent dip. Everyone was

>>2209472
Smart traders are still making BTC gains, retards on biz are selling low, losing both BTC and $. A lot of alts signaled recovery early this morning, you could have bought those dips for great profits.

Just holding mate, couldn't care less for what happened today

>>2209472
yup

we're just shaking out the weak hands. anyone who focused on eth+tokens is coming out unscathed. rip anyone who fell for the xrp meme, margin traders, and mooncoiners.

>>2209606
Yup, the last week has been fun but I'm enjoying just relaxing over the weekend a bit, waiting for it to stabalize.

Hopefully we cleared out enough of the weak hands to slow the shit/shillposting for a bit.

>>2209472
No. "Buying random shit in a bullmarket" is not a sustainable trading strategy.

BUY THE DIP AND THINK ABOUT WHAT COLOR YOU WANT YOUR LAMBOS TO BE

>>2209736
This. Shit is on a CLEAR downward trend but fags here jump for joy when they see one green candle. Cashed out $15k, reduced my holdings to 150 ETH and 1 BTC, bought a laptop with some leftover BTC from newegg which I plan to use for work/trading/etc. once this shit stabilizes.

>>2209799
>bought a laptop
>not a mining rig to generate free money every month

The people who were lucky/smart enough to predict it shorted, most of us took the hit and continued to hold, a few retards with weak hands sold the dip.
Nothing new, return to normal operations.

>>2209834
Mining anything like BTC isn't worth it. Could mine/harvest XEM but eh.

I'm just going to chill out a bit. I'm happy. Got my initial investment x2, a portfolio of ETH and BTC I can hold, and a new i7 laptop so i can finally throwaway this shit chromebook which wants to crash every time I open gdax kek

>>2209472

>board filled with spam posts from autistic teenagers who think holding memecoins makes them Gordon Gekko
>"on fire"

I assume by "on fire" you mean you want to set it on fire, but yes, hopefully now that all these idiots have lost their shirts we can start talking about grownup matters again