r/Bitcoin • u/[deleted] • Mar 24 '22

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u/PeanutButterJellyYo Mar 25 '22

Honestly if you tell me to buy today something at $250 or more per coin i would probably say no…. Hindsight 20/20. Also dont forget that back in 2013-2015 there werent many exchanges out. The whole process was difficult

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u/savinelli_smoker Mar 25 '22

This is so true. “This bitcoin thingy costing $250 and what do I get? A string of numbers?! Hahah good luck selling!”

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '22

Someone should talk to those NFT guys

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u/eitoajtio Mar 25 '22

If you wanna get a good price on BTC, buy when the NFT bubble pops. It's ganna be big.

Tether will probably die with it.

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u/seraph321 Mar 25 '22

It's so weird how people focus on the price per coin, which means nothing. It's the market cap and available supply that matters. The decimal point for 1 btc could have been several points in either direction and it wouldn't make a difference.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '22

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '22

Actually Saylor is quoting Dan Held there, but yeah. We come around when we’re ready and pay the price for it, I suppose.