Ask HN: Are you selling, holding, or buying your Bitcoins? Why?

Holding, but growing skeptical that this sort of growth is sustainable. It currently makes no sense to purchase anything with Bitcoins, when one will certainly be worth more tomorrow than it is worth today.

I bought .2 BTC just for shits and gigs in May, and I guess I'll be holding on to it. If there is ever another huge downswing in value then I might buy up some more (depending on how low it goes)

Mining.

Why, because I had $30 to waste and wanted to learn about it. Bought a simple USB miner. Using a pool at at 0.00063331 BTC since Saturday morning. Pretty sure I am never going to break-even, but it was just an experiment to try and understand Bitcoin.

Holding, since I only have 1 coin and selling it would make no noticeable difference to me right now.

I prefer holding and hoping for the 1/1000 chance that it ever might be worth $20000+

Holding. With its recent growth, I view Bitcoin as much more of a (highly) speculative investment than a form of currency. Curious to see how Bitcoin's rivals fare and how they impact Bitcoin.

Holding right now, but if I see a correction over the next few days I will buy more. My goal is to get to 100BTC and then just sit on it for a while, with some slow withdrawals as needed.

I am living vicariously through my friend who got in at $12. He unloaded $150,000 this week. He thinks its the new Gold and will hit $2K next year.

You left out the most common way: stealing your way to the top by breaking into insecure centrally managed wallet sites.

Holding. They've had 10x growth per year roughly. It would be smartest to hold them long term, in my opinion.

I'm holding on to them because coinbase is taking forever to validate my bank account.

Holding and potentially more buying. I'll sell when I feel its a good time to sell.

I fully expect it to go to the low $4000s by the beginning of the holiday season, perhaps even by early December.