>SOLD AT A LOSS

>>2856391
I never sell at a loss unless I immediately regret a purchase I made and sell at the price I bought it for and let the exchange jews have their 0.25%

>>2856391
You sell at a loss if you have a strategy

>>2856773
This, I have sold at 50% loss to buy into something that turn into a 1000% gain.
I'm actually seriously considering it right now but I'll wait a few more days to see if what I think is a floor actually is a floor.

>>2856785
care to tell us the coins so we can help you decide?

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>>2856788
I'll need proof you are a poorfag first, whales can't be trusted :^)

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>>2856811

>>2856822
https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-AEON

>>2856831
>volume: 4 btc
literally one guy could fuck you up either way
flip a coin

>>2856862
Lots of people here stay clear of low volume coins but if you look at the history of every coin be it moon or doom they all start with low volume.

The main thing that made me notice it is the 81 BTC sell that had no effect on the price, there are bots at work.

>>2856391
Idiot.

If you're going to sell at a loss do it right away at less than 10% loss that way you get most of your money back to try again later.

Otherwise hodl that shit to thebitter end.

>>2856862
That's by design. Grab a bag full of dirt cheap coins from a market that has no volume.

Its still better odds than a lottery ticket, because sometimes they do go 2-3x and every so often one goes 1000x.

Just don't put your life savings into it. Gamble only what you can afford to lose.