Oh my god $10k value and i think it will not happen for this year maybe someday mroe decades will come and we will see this price but we are too old for that and i think i have more bitcoin save in my wallet..
And i think the price that we can see right now the price around 700-900 and if we are lucky we can see the price $1k.. Just lets hope that it will happen .. and support bitcoin and promote it to others..
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That will not reach that fast as you can see now you see that the value of Bitcoin is not even rising and that is already a huge problem for the most people that have already Bitcoin.
And we have to be realistic and it would be maybe only reach the $500 in the end of the year so that is not that high.
And we have to be realistic and it would be maybe only reach the $500 in the end of the year so that is not that high.
It's certainly possible. Achieving milestone of $1k would be easy at halving 
OK... so this...
That's quite impossible in reality seeing the price reach the $10,000 level but in future this will happen.
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That's quite possible in reality seeing the price reach the $10,000 level and in future this will happen.
When I see nonsensical posts and a YoBit signature I tend to assume it's signature spam.
It's certainly possible. Achieving milestone of $1k would be easy at halving
That's quite impossible in reality seeing the price reach the $10,000 level but in future this will happen.
It's impossible but it will happen in the future? Is this due to quantum computing, or is it related to YoBit's sig campaign?
$10,000 is not realistic. If the price will reached $1000 many will sold their coin that will result for a dipping price at least $100 margin.
And the rotation will just repeat through the rally that will happened.
And the rotation will just repeat through the rally that will happened.
That's quite impossible in reality seeing the price reach the $10,000 level but in future this will happen.
I do not think this is possible if I'm honest I think the bitcoin is good but not so good, the amount is just way too high.
I think the bitcoin could maybe reach the amount of 5000 dollar once but this would be the maximum of all times.
Even reaching to 5000 is not easy, it will take a long time to reach there and that also if adaption level is to maximum level, its too high to expect from bitcoin at a moment.I think the bitcoin could maybe reach the amount of 5000 dollar once but this would be the maximum of all times.
Yeah and I think $1k seems to be achievable by the end of the year as price is rising and if everything goes good at halving then achieving milestone of $1k would be easy.
10k value is not impossible maybe it will happen in the future if all people know bitcoins..
I do not think this is possible if I'm honest I think the bitcoin is good but not so good, the amount is just way too high.
I think the bitcoin could maybe reach the amount of 5000 dollar once but this would be the maximum of all times.
Even reaching to 5000 is not easy, it will take a long time to reach there and that also if adaption level is to maximum level, its too high to expect from bitcoin at a moment.I think the bitcoin could maybe reach the amount of 5000 dollar once but this would be the maximum of all times.
Yeah and I think $1k seems to be achievable by the end of the year as price is rising and if everything goes good at halving then achieving milestone of $1k would be easy.
Tim Draper says bitcoin will hit $10,000 each within 3 years, check out the video:
http://chatwing.com/BITCOINVIDEOS
What do you think the price of bitcoin will be in 3 years?
Everything is possible but in just three years that's not realistic. http://chatwing.com/BITCOINVIDEOS
What do you think the price of bitcoin will be in 3 years?
maybe it will reach 10k each but not within three years the publicity of it is to low.
More realistic is to say within three years he will be double of what is it is now.
I do not think this is possible if I'm honest I think the bitcoin is good but not so good, the amount is just way too high.
I think the bitcoin could maybe reach the amount of 5000 dollar once but this would be the maximum of all times.
Even reaching to 5000 is not easy, it will take a long time to reach there and that also if adaption level is to maximum level, its too high to expect from bitcoin at a moment.I think the bitcoin could maybe reach the amount of 5000 dollar once but this would be the maximum of all times.
I do not think this is possible if I'm honest I think the bitcoin is good but not so good, the amount is just way too high.
I think the bitcoin could maybe reach the amount of 5000 dollar once but this would be the maximum of all times.
Even reaching to 5000 is not easy, it will take a long time to reach there and that also if adaption level is to maximum level, its too high to expect from bitcoin at a moment. I think the bitcoin could maybe reach the amount of 5000 dollar once but this would be the maximum of all times.
I do not think this is possible if I'm honest I think the bitcoin is good but not so good, the amount is just way too high.
I think the bitcoin could maybe reach the amount of 5000 dollar once but this would be the maximum of all times.
I think the bitcoin could maybe reach the amount of 5000 dollar once but this would be the maximum of all times.
I personally do not think it will be that high. And is the price being that high really a good thing because people will never be able to buy coins anymore if the price is that high, at least I don't.
How? Why?
You have, as an example, $1000. BTC/USD is $1, you buy $1000's worth of BTC (yielding 1000 BTC), BTC/USD rises 5% - you make 5% (i.e. $50).
Alternatively, BTC/USD is $10,000, you buy $1000's worth of BTC (yielding 0.1 BTC), BTC/USD rises 5% - you make 5% (i.e. $50).
What's the magic price at which people are somehow mysteriously unable to buy BTC? 1 BTC is subdivided into 100,000,000 smaller parts ("satoshis"). The cost of one satoshi right now is vanishingly small. Wake me up when 1 satoshi is over $1000 - then we can talk about unaffordability. Until then this "unaffordable coins" nonsense is just nonsense.
Buying bitcoin for speculation and profit.
Sure there will always be a market for buying bitcoin to spend, but with a higher price the speculation aspect will decrease which means you can have more ROI with other investments.
So it's not a case of "people will never be able to buy coins anymore if the price is that high", but rather the argument Amph advanced - that people may choose not to buy.
Tim Draper says bitcoin will hit $10,000 each within 3 years, check out the video:
http://chatwing.com/BITCOINVIDEOS
What do you think the price of bitcoin will be in 3 years?
I personally do not think it will be that high. And is the price being that high really a good thing because people will never be able to buy coins anymore if the price is that high, at least I don't. http://chatwing.com/BITCOINVIDEOS
What do you think the price of bitcoin will be in 3 years?
How? Why?
You have, as an example, $1000. BTC/USD is $1, you buy $1000's worth of BTC (yielding 1000 BTC), BTC/USD rises 5% - you make 5% (i.e. $50).
Alternatively, BTC/USD is $10,000, you buy $1000's worth of BTC (yielding 0.1 BTC), BTC/USD rises 5% - you make 5% (i.e. $50).
What's the magic price at which people are somehow mysteriously unable to buy BTC? 1 BTC is subdivided into 100,000,000 smaller parts ("satoshis"). The cost of one satoshi right now is vanishingly small. Wake me up when 1 satoshi is over $1000 - then we can talk about unaffordability. Until then this "unaffordable coins" nonsense is just nonsense.
Buying bitcoin for speculation and profit.
Sure there will always be a market for buying bitcoin to spend, but with a higher price the speculation aspect will decrease which means you can have more ROI with other investments.
How? Why?
You have, as an example, $1000. BTC/USD is $1, you buy $1000's worth of BTC (yielding 1000 BTC), BTC/USD rises 5% - you make 5% (i.e. $50).
Alternatively, BTC/USD is $10,000, you buy $1000's worth of BTC (yielding 0.1 BTC), BTC/USD rises 5% - you make 5% (i.e. $50).
What's the magic price at which people are somehow mysteriously unable to buy BTC? 1 BTC is subdivided into 100,000,000 smaller parts ("satoshis"). The cost of one satoshi right now is vanishingly small. Wake me up when 1 satoshi is over $1000 - then we can talk about unaffordability. Until then this "unaffordable coins" nonsense is just nonsense.
this example is correct if we don't consider that when the price is very low there ar emore chances for the price to skyrocket in comaprson to when it is low
this is can be seen easily by comparing how bitcoin increase fast to 1200, and how much still we have to wait for 10k, without a doubt much more than the time from from 1 to 1200
Not really - the same holds true at nearly any price (below "1 satoshi is unaffordable", but see the disclaimer) - BTC is affordable, because it's hugely divisible.
Your argument is different - that the potential for profit decreases as price rises. That may well prove to be correct (you'll recall that I believe the "halving effect" may diminish with each halving), but it won't affect affordability. If you're correct, and higher prices mean less profit or less chance to profit, then that may be a factor is someone's decision to buy - but it doesn't change their ability to buy.
(Disclaimer: in the future 1 BTC could be subdivided further than 100,000,000 satoshi - 1 satoshi could be divided, etc, in which case Bitcoin affordability would be possible even if 1 satoshi was unaffordable).
if what i said it is revealed to be true, then it mean that investors need to buy more to overcome the less possible profit, which mean more initial investment and more risk
and because of this people will spend equal or less and no more than before, so less bitcoin will be bought at the highest stage
i think it is always better to buy at the eearly stage, because you put at least an edge on the risk
10k is just too much in my opinion, the 10k can never be reached by the bitcoin because its really unrealistic.
Its even the question if its every gonna be around the 1k again.
Its even the question if its every gonna be around the 1k again.
How? Why?
You have, as an example, $1000. BTC/USD is $1, you buy $1000's worth of BTC (yielding 1000 BTC), BTC/USD rises 5% - you make 5% (i.e. $50).
Alternatively, BTC/USD is $10,000, you buy $1000's worth of BTC (yielding 0.1 BTC), BTC/USD rises 5% - you make 5% (i.e. $50).
What's the magic price at which people are somehow mysteriously unable to buy BTC? 1 BTC is subdivided into 100,000,000 smaller parts ("satoshis"). The cost of one satoshi right now is vanishingly small. Wake me up when 1 satoshi is over $1000 - then we can talk about unaffordability. Until then this "unaffordable coins" nonsense is just nonsense.
this example is correct if we don't consider that when the price is very low there ar emore chances for the price to skyrocket in comaprson to when it is low
this is can be seen easily by comparing how bitcoin increase fast to 1200, and how much still we have to wait for 10k, without a doubt much more than the time from from 1 to 1200
Not really - the same holds true at nearly any price (below "1 satoshi is unaffordable", but see the disclaimer) - BTC is affordable, because it's hugely divisible.
Your argument is different - that the potential for profit decreases as price rises. That may well prove to be correct (you'll recall that I believe the "halving effect" may diminish with each halving), but it won't affect affordability. If you're correct, and higher prices mean less profit or less chance to profit, then that may be a factor is someone's decision to buy - but it doesn't change their ability to buy.
(Disclaimer: in the future 1 BTC could be subdivided further than 100,000,000 satoshi - 1 satoshi could be divided, etc, in which case Bitcoin affordability would be possible even if 1 satoshi was unaffordable).
Tim Draper says bitcoin will hit $10,000 each within 3 years, check out the video:
http://chatwing.com/BITCOINVIDEOS
What do you think the price of bitcoin will be in 3 years?
I personally do not think it will be that high. And is the price being that high really a good thing because people will never be able to buy coins anymore if the price is that high, at least I don't. http://chatwing.com/BITCOINVIDEOS
What do you think the price of bitcoin will be in 3 years?
How? Why?
You have, as an example, $1000. BTC/USD is $1, you buy $1000's worth of BTC (yielding 1000 BTC), BTC/USD rises 5% - you make 5% (i.e. $50).
Alternatively, BTC/USD is $10,000, you buy $1000's worth of BTC (yielding 0.1 BTC), BTC/USD rises 5% - you make 5% (i.e. $50).
What's the magic price at which people are somehow mysteriously unable to buy BTC? 1 BTC is subdivided into 100,000,000 smaller parts ("satoshis"). The cost of one satoshi right now is vanishingly small. Wake me up when 1 satoshi is over $1000 - then we can talk about unaffordability. Until then this "unaffordable coins" nonsense is just nonsense.
this example is correct if we don't consider that when the price is very low there ar emore chances for the price to skyrocket in comaprson to when it is low
this is can be seen easily by comparing how bitcoin increase fast to 1200, and how much still we have to wait for 10k, without a doubt much more than the time frame from 1 to 1200
I do not think we are gonna make this number anytime soon but I also think we never gonna hit this amount to be honest.
I think this amount is just too high to reach honestly.
I think this amount is just too high to reach honestly.
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