>and then they panic sold their Bitcoin

>>3456870
Sold and bought more are you fucking retarded AND poor?

>>3456878
They are HODLers think it's smart to hold during a crashing instead of selling high and buying low

>>3456892
It's just the fact that we don't actually know when it's going to stop falling. Baka

>>3456892

Too much of a pussy to take any sort of risk. See you at btc 2k hodl niggers.

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>>3456892
>I can predict the market

it is a good time now to buy /////?????

>>3456870

I hope they all panic sell so I can accumulate more at a tidy discount.

>>3457692
buy at 3375

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>>3456870

>>3456892
Even though it's tempting, I don't do this with coins I hold for long-term.
I fucked up so many times, I just don't do this anymore with my long term holds, maybe with some other shit coins.
I'm not a daytrader, I'm bad as hell at it. I hodl.

If you're a ameri-fag, the problem is understanding and managing the tax implications of trying to day trade versus holding. There needs to be significant market movement for many people to consider selling their coins and trying to buy back in lower after you factor in the 25%+ tax you're going to owe uncle sam.

Even though I typically hold through these dips, this time I've sold at $4150 and am looking for a re-entry closer to $3400.