buying the dip

>>3455084
Kys

>>3455084
50% of ATH is highly possible

just buy it now, buy it when its low, buy it when its high, keep buying the fucking FUCK, cause we're going to 100k in the long run

>>3455084
Watch as the bleeding buttcoiners are taking to the cleaners. They are in for a slow and dry anal rape.

>>3455084
don't try to time the market.
just buy, always.
I bought ath at:
1500
2500
3000

>>3455098
Bullshit. I wish.

>>3455594
in the 2013 crash it went from like 1300 to 200 or something so yeah. Once the fundamentals start to crumble (like access to exchanges, market disappearing, mainstream refusing it instead of embracing, fees skyrocketing etc), panic will set in and everything is possible. There is nothing that guarantees Bitcoin it's price. The main argument is if people trust Bitcoin it's as good as any other currency. Well, if they trust it can also be like any other currency at get fucked with tabasco sauce.

You faglords used to laugh at people who bought at 1k ,when it hits 10k you will be buying the dip when it "crashes" to 9k

>>3455619
you cant compare btc then to btc now. 3k is the absolute bottom (if it slowly keeps falling into next year) and if it goes past that its because btc is actually dead and all the money has moved into other crypto

I think it'll keep going down until someone finds a good use case for BTC

>>3455656
>good case for BTC

keep buying it and it will increase in value and everyone will be rich!

BTC will be worth nothing by the end of the year. Sell that shit now before you keep losing money, you guys can't seriously believe the chinese gvmt. crackdown + Wall Street attacks aren't going to completely destroy it

The thing with BTC is, the math behind it will guarantee growth for the coin price. The problem starts when people starting to lose faith in the math. And the problem is, the fees are growing. Now if you close your eyes and you imagine 2050 and you try to envision the fees Bitcoin holders would be dealing with, you would realize that there is a point for Bitcoin when the algorithm breaks. When this realization enters the collective conscious and people realize what they can buy for a Bitcoin, people will drop their bags immediately and opt for the tangible riches. When everyone does it together, the bottom falls out.

>>3455619
You can't really compare the crash of 2013 to anything that is happening today.

t. bought in just before the 2013 crash

>>3455711
Yeah because think about all those times that new technology lost to old technology.

How do people here buy it?

>>3455776
Coinbase

>>3455749
People love to talk about Bitcoin in the grand sense of history, which is ultimately no better than having a tarot reader perform a prediction on its future.

Mathematically we don't know how well it will hold, because there are too many unpredictable aspects to run a simulation on it. The current state technology wise is that it's getting expensive and slow to transfer the funds and you would know this if you've recently bought it or sold it. There isn't a coin out there that solves this underlying problem with the blockchain. The bigger it gets, the slower it becomes. If there was a fix-all solution, it would have already been implemented.

There are coins which bypass the issues with 1) a huge amount of coins minted or 2) by being so small the blockchain doesn't get any real stress neither of which interest a Bitcoin holder. The current bull run is based on a public surge of trust, but it's not guaranteed to last forever, especially if the fundamentals start to look shakier.

>>3455795
I think ether has the best solution to the problem, decentralized lightning networks.

>>3455683
this, its over

BTC is done, this is the final crash