• Bitcoin crosses $1,000 on Zynga move
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Everytime I say I'm gonna buy Bitcoins in bulk I never do.
Shit shit shit shit shit.
How many days/weeks until the next crash?
[QUOTE=Orkel;43432509]How many days/weeks until the next crash?[/QUOTE] It hasn't significantly crashed for a long, long while, and has been on an overall upward (and exponential) curve for years.
god dammit
[QUOTE=katbug;43432537]It hasn't significantly crashed for a long, long while, and has been on an overall upward (and exponential) curve for years.[/QUOTE] What do you mean, it just had two massive crashes in December. One drove it down from 1,000 to 780 and the next from 869 to 538. It still hasn't reached its old height of 1150~.
Next crash I might end up buying some since inevitably they'll be more accepted in the West and rise in value again
Once Zynga accepts dogecoin I'm gonna be moderately wealthy, you just wait.
Glad I got out while I still could.
I'm just waiting for more companies to accept it
[QUOTE=Gordy H.;43432645]What do you mean, it just had two massive crashes in December. One drove it down from 1,000 to 780 and the next from 869 to 538. It still hasn't reached its old height of 1150~.[/QUOTE] Unless it drops to under 70% of it's value or doesn't recover in two weeks, it can't really be considered a crash. It's only a crash if you're a total moron and sell because someone just offloaded. Cryptocurrencies aren't stocks, they have a completely different ebb and flow.
I bought 1 bitcoin in the last crash and now made a small profit. I intend to do the same when it crashes again.
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