Beginning of Massive Sell-Off or Just a Temporary Dip in Cryptocurrencies?

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Beginning of Massive Sell-Off or Just a Temporary Dip in Cryptocurrencies?
I was fast asleep last night when bitcoin supposedly touched $5000 (I never saw it live) but woke up this morning and realized that it has retracted by 10% and $13 billion has left the crypto-currency market cap.  I'm not panicking as I am a LONG TERM investor in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Steem.  I see IOTA and EOS belonging to a speculative portfolio.  

![Crypto Market 9-2-17.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmVq9AV13EYURMKg7rDb6t8PaZ6WLjnPPRTuDW9dDrfLV9/Crypto%20Market%209-2-17.jpg)

Looking at the Top Ten Cryptocurrencies today, I see that all 10 currencies still belong in the $1 billion market cap (as of the time of this writing) but each has suffered between nearly 9 to 19 percent drop.  IOTA was the worst loser with nearly 19% so far.  I'm watching IOTA closely as I've been trading that token between 80 to 90 cents in the past week, now dropping to 65-68 cents.

We have seen this before in June when I remember bitcoin dropping to the $1900s and ethereum in the $180s but they promptly shot back up to $5000 and $380 in less than two months.  So this is a good opportunity to add more tokens to my long term portfolio however I'm just wondering about the timing.      

Steem lost 16% to $1.32.  Will we see Steem price drop under $1 so that we can buy more at a bargain?  Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure: this is another opportunity to start accumulating more Steem Power.
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