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So nice to see green on the board. Clawing back those lost gains slowly but surely.

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Any thoughts on a drop in BTC? I need to purchase more lol

I would say now is not a bad time to buy, I would think it would become more difficult to get in under R60k if the current momentum continues. Friday was perfect of course. But this is not trading advice, must make your own decisions :)

Or maybe closer to the start of November, with the Segwit2x issue that will cause uncertainty again. But that is a LONG time in crypto.
 
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I would say now is not a bad time to buy, I would think it would become more difficult to get in under R60k if the current momentum continues. Friday was perfect of course. But this is not trading advice, must make your own decisions :)

It's not trading advice but it is good general advice.. you are right.. Friday was good but I guess I'm a little bit greedy lol
 
“Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful” – Warren Buffett
 
It is never time bad time to buy as the price will be 500k USD in 3 years time trololol

No one can predict the price, but there might be dip because of segwit2x as mentioned above.
 
It is too volatile to call at the moment. No good giving any advice either way. Bad news or good news could come out at any time and lead to big shifts, a big whale could dump or buy, general sentiment could go sideways or rapidly improve or deteriorate. You would need a crystal ball.

I see BTC has just broken upwards through the $4k resistance, though, so could continue upwards but at some point there will probably be profit taking.

My take: overall long term sentiment is still very bullish. Short term - who knows? So I'm just holding, as there is too much potential to get burned trying to guess movement. Don't know what I'd do if I wanted to buy in right now. Probably wait for dips and buy in increments.
 
Who created Bitcoin out of what and why?

Satoshi Nakamoto, as a peer to peer payment system, using cryptography to ensure a trust-less payment system. The aim is to be free from third parties like banks. The motivation was the 2008 financial crisis that the big banks caused.

Spoiler: Nobody knows who Satoshi Nakamoto is...

Tip: Read Satoshi's original white paper.
 
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