I feel bad for all those people who have been "waiting for the dip" since $16k.

I've been hearing it since it hit $1k, but it's like there's a new wave these days.

"I'll buy in as soon as it goes back to $6k"

"I'll buy when it gets back down to $8k again."

"Guess this is going somewhere , I'll buy in when it's $12k"

"I don't want to be buying at the top, it'll go back to 14k soon"

"There's no way this rally will be sustainable. I'll just buy when we crash down again to $19k."

"Look I want to buy Bitcoin but it's clearly on the peak soon. I'll wait for a few more weeks until ______ hits and then I'll buy in then so I don't lose money!"



Submitted December 26, 2020 at 09:13AM by gunshotaftermath https://ift.tt/3nW5TOI

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