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February 14, 2017, 07:42:47 PM

Honestly, I still think that BTC value follows Einstein's Theory of Relativity: BTC price is never stable, not for a single moment. But to our eyes, actually to our brains, sometimes it looks relatively stable only because we don't see candles going up & down.
By looking at it this way I bought in below $200: it's BITCOIN that matters, not the price
For those who understand, no explanation is needed. For those who do not understand, no explanation is possible.
That is a good relativity theory  Cheesy and you are one of the lucky fellows who invested when the price was around $200 ,the main attraction of bitcoin is the high volatile nature of bitcoin and if you are trader you can make the most profit with the constant movement.

in my experience price is obviously not following einstein. schrödinger is the physicist who described bitcoin much more accurately: as long as you don't check the exchanges (=schrödinger's BOX) bitcoin (schrödinger's CAT) is either dead or mooning. it is dead AND mooning at the same time until you open the box.
that is the exact reason why you will find lots of media/blog/forum posts "bitcoin is dead" while you count your stash wondering "are we rich yet" at the same time.

LOL  Grin
Thanks for sharing your truly interesting theory about your price experience: it actually fits very well with my vision as well. I'm not a physicist but I'll credit you next time I will explain this to someone else.

Talking price I see green and I love it.

@Harry Callahan
Buying into that price range was a must for everybody who understands bitcoin money supply, halving rewards, transactional security, etc.