Topic: 100 cracked...time to buy?!!? (Read 3894 times)

That's not a big question, it's a noobs question, the smart people play the changes, they don't care where it tops or bottoms out.

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and make loans ofc

Don't look to yesterday, look at the past two weeks or so. The current trend is clearly downwards. The big question is when and at what price it will bottom out.

Looking at the market yesterday saw few sellers but many buyers.  But today sellers seem to be back  .  I guess it is hard to say which direction Bitcoin will go.....

have been going on now for a a while it got me irritated looking at the monitor

Unless we are in for a long slide, with prices dropping week after week. If so, support after support might be gobbled up over time. The good thing about such a scenario, is that we will find the real support. How far down does it have to go before miners think "frack this, i'm waiting for BTC to rise."

Expect to see more trade volumes around $90 or $80.  These are psychological numbers.  $90 and $80 will become both support price level and resistance level, depends on how long the exchange rate stays above or below these round numbers.  The longer exchange rate stays below $100, the more likely we will hang around $90.

Why do you even bother reading all this...

This is the speculation forum.
Every single post here is to try and bend the readers into buying or selling, depending on the OP crystal balls.

Just calm down, and use your BTC to buy stuff or services.
When you're oobtc, convert more useless fiat into btc and keep on.

If you have orders for selling at 88 and buying at 86, you don't belong to the scammers forum.... But to the ennemies one.

In order to buy at 50 you have to find someone that thinks it's only worth 50 to sell it too you. If people are starting to think that 's all BTC is worth then we have a problem.

The thing about all the people waiting to buy BTC around 50.... there's going to be people trying to get an edge on them by buying around 60, 70, 80...and then people like me buying a bit around 90...... as such, the battle between bear and bull never fails to cease.

I am new to Bitcoin so laugh at my ignorance but I thought $100 was too high, I currently value it closer to $50 per coin.

One of the problems is that it is still too difficult to obtain bitcoin in the United States.

The most popular exchange, Mt. Gox, is problematic. I don't trust them. Too many stories about fiat going in and coming out taking way longer than it should. Maybe they are just understaffed but maybe they are playing games and are ponzi.

Fiat currency in an account outside the US with no FDIC insurance may be a risk worth taking if it is only in their hands for a very short period of time, but when it takes long time that risk is radically bigger so I won't use them.

Getting coins via other means is also very risky.

CampBX looks like the only exchange in the US that has reasonable safety measures. They also are the only exchange I have found that looks like they actually comply with state and federal government with respect to the operation of a currency exchange. We need more exchanges like them.

Local individuals selling bitcoins, where I live there are only 3 and two of them won't even talk to you if you don't buy $500 worth.

When it is difficult to get a currency the result in increased scams, people offering to facilitate it that are going to rip you off, and that's bad for the currency.

Now that mining is difficult and really only available to those with expensive hardware at their disposal, the community needs to focus on making the coins easier to legally and safely aquire. Otherwise people won't be able to get the currency and if people can't get the currency they can't spend it and if people aren't spending the currency it is worthless.

Since bitcoin already is a deflationary currency by design, the community really needs to focus on getting it into hands of people who buy things and that means we need more places like CampBX.

In my opinion. I'm still a newbie to all this. Add salt.
I'm not buying until I've watched it for several months.

I believe so. I have been tempted to purchase some!

I think there is support at 100, 80, 65'ish and 50

Below 50 I think there is a more elastic support, where it may still sink, but not in large increments.
Nobody knows the future, but seems like bears are getting ready to hibernate.

i say plan to hit the buy button a lot in a short time 

100 Dollar Resistence Level hold good sign.

Lets See what tomorrow brings.

The difference between that crash and this one is that in the 2011 crash, there wasn't a history of there having previously been a comparable crash. If you think that this is going to play out just like the last crash, although there are innumerable new variables in the equation now, the question would just be what the new $5 will be. 5 being 16% of 30, the new bottom would be between 35 and 50 dollars. It also means that two years from now we will be seeing a "bubble" reaching a high of 2250, collapsing to 360. and then starting the next climb.
    I think there are enough emergent factors driving price right now that an exponential acceleration in the pattern is not at all unlikely. This would mean that this boom-bust cycle could take one year rather than two, and the subsequent six months, and then three months, and then price stability could start to emerge as the frequency of cycles becomes tight enough for meta-cycles to start to emerge.

    Of course, this is just using the 2011 crash as a model, like you suggested.

People are very negative about two things now: Gold and Bitcoin. I've heard several people who never invest (or invest at all the wrong times), say that gold and bitcoin have gone down so much and that it's ridiculous to invest in it. To me this shows it's the perfect contrarian play.

How do they even know about this? Because the mainstream media has reported on the crash of gold and bitcoin. I am buying!

Strong buy here will most definitely turn in to strong losses, the obvious trend is downward.  A good model is the 2011 crash.

I think seeking investment advice from quasi-anonymous people on a free messageboard is an excellent way to lose money.

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