History repeats itself

I was searching for old threads on r/bitcoin by typing « dead » or « bear » in the search bar. I found that, during the 2014 bear market, the conversations were exactly the same as today.

Some were saying : « it’s great, I can buy more », others were saying « it will never pass the 400$ again, hodling is a bad strategy ». Of course, in the end, we all know who were right.

I even found people saying : « now everyone is here to get rich, we shouldn’t pay to much attention to the price and focus on the technology » ... and this was in 2014 !

Funny how history repeats itself (or rather human behavior)

(Sorry for bad english)



Submitted March 29, 2018 at 11:20PM by Millky_Way https://ift.tt/2GE9CxL

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