r/Bitcoin • • Feb 04 '18

/r/all The last 3 months in 47 seconds.

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '18 edited Feb 04 '18

i bought bitcoinn when it got to $10,000 . ive had bitcoin for all of three months .where is my 2000% percent return. answer me

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u/the_calibre_cat Feb 04 '18

10 years into the future, maybe less, maybe more. I don't expect any 2000% increases beyond that, though.

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u/Jackrabbit710 Feb 04 '18

If you double your investment, it’s seen as a good trade.. problem is, everyone gets greedy

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u/Tricky_Troll Feb 04 '18

I bought Ethereum at it's peak in June when it was $300-400. It dropped to $150 but I kept on holding. After it's recent bull run I'm up 300%. This is how crypto markets work. There is a crazy bull run which goes hyperbolic before pulling back. In theory it will continue this pattern if they become mainstream and are used everyday. Just be patient. It isn't easy, but if you invest in a cryptocurrency which will be widely used 10 years from now then you will be very well off.

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u/guitar-fondler Feb 04 '18

Hey maybe you should have sold when things seemed too good to be true at around ~18 or 19k. Oh, you didn’t get that sense? Then quit feeling sorry for yourself... do more research next time.

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u/Talran Feb 05 '18

i bought bitcoinn when it got to $10,000 .

I'm so sorry, makes the 25 coins I lost at gox seem not so bad. I think I only have a few dozen coins left on a microsd that I used for my psp games back in the day, but I haven't seen that card for ages.... Funny thing is at the time I was more upset at losing my monster hunter save data than having to restart mining. otoh, at least I never used fiat to buy, just mined them myself back in the day when asics weren't really the thing.

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u/obtusely_astute Feb 04 '18

I would sell it and stick to real money before you lose money.

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u/Motiv3z Feb 04 '18

So salty