Topic: $10,000 when? - page 47. (Read 51349 times)
apsvinet, what do you think will happen before that? how high will btc go before we stop using it?
$10,000 in 2022.for today is all the times moving from 450-500. Your are bull or bear
Heh, yah and I think if you were buying and selling each time it crossed 500 in the last few weeks you'd have made as much as if it went straight to 10k
FlashMan you are sooooooooo spot on with that observation, I wish I did
$10,000 in 2022. 
Before 21 April 2015.
for today is all the times moving from 450-500. Your are bull or bear
Heh, yah and I think if you were buying and selling each time it crossed 500 in the last few weeks you'd have made as much as if it went straight to 10k
If everyone has faith, maybe soon. 
for today is all the times moving from 450-500. Your are bull or bear
I wake up tomorrow monring!
But I truly believe mid 2015 we'll see 5 digit BTC's
But I truly believe mid 2015 we'll see 5 digit BTC's
Probably never
Probably at the end of 2016
I don't think we will ever break 4 digits unless these things happen:
1. A go-to person if something happens. Right now, it seems bitcoins best tech support is reddit and google. People, especially the more non-technical people, if they have a problem they want to talk to a person. I know this defeats the purpose of decentralization but face it, it needs to happen.
2. Higher difficulty. At first you guys are thinking what? I know, let me explain. If there is a higher difficulty, there is less chance that a 51% attack can occur, and thus double spending, forks, etc. If we can get a higher difficulty, to make the chances of a 51% attack basically 0, more merchants can adopt zero confirm transactions, or at the very most 1. 6 will seem like set in stone basically.
3. Goverment/legal support. Bitcoins, if ever wants to become a valid payment method, needs to comply with governments. If it wants to be international, that's going to take some work. Considering how long it takes for an international effort to happen, I seriously doubt that Bitcoin will be a legal globally accepted way to pay. if we can get the majority, say the US, China (big one right here), and most of Europe we should be okay.
4. MORE ATMS - ATMS > Adoption Rate > Liquidty > Market Stabiliation > Etc....
That's all I got from the top of my head if your looking for a numerical estimate? I'd say like 7-15 years.
Don't worry mate, we're still in beta! 1. A go-to person if something happens. Right now, it seems bitcoins best tech support is reddit and google. People, especially the more non-technical people, if they have a problem they want to talk to a person. I know this defeats the purpose of decentralization but face it, it needs to happen.
2. Higher difficulty. At first you guys are thinking what? I know, let me explain. If there is a higher difficulty, there is less chance that a 51% attack can occur, and thus double spending, forks, etc. If we can get a higher difficulty, to make the chances of a 51% attack basically 0, more merchants can adopt zero confirm transactions, or at the very most 1. 6 will seem like set in stone basically.
3. Goverment/legal support. Bitcoins, if ever wants to become a valid payment method, needs to comply with governments. If it wants to be international, that's going to take some work. Considering how long it takes for an international effort to happen, I seriously doubt that Bitcoin will be a legal globally accepted way to pay. if we can get the majority, say the US, China (big one right here), and most of Europe we should be okay.
4. MORE ATMS - ATMS > Adoption Rate > Liquidty > Market Stabiliation > Etc....
That's all I got from the top of my head if your looking for a numerical estimate? I'd say like 7-15 years.
I think we'll get to see prices waaaaaay higher eventually!
Personally I think active advocates will be the winners. Sure holders will gain most profit, but advocates are out there establish connections, marketing bitcoin, etc. I would rather be that then just someone that sits on some bitcoins.
I don't think we will ever break 4 digits unless these things happen:
1. A go-to person if something happens. Right now, it seems bitcoins best tech support is reddit and google. People, especially the more non-technical people, if they have a problem they want to talk to a person. I know this defeats the purpose of decentralization but face it, it needs to happen.
2. Higher difficulty. At first you guys are thinking what? I know, let me explain. If there is a higher difficulty, there is less chance that a 51% attack can occur, and thus double spending, forks, etc. If we can get a higher difficulty, to make the chances of a 51% attack basically 0, more merchants can adopt zero confirm transactions, or at the very most 1. 6 will seem like set in stone basically.
3. Goverment/legal support. Bitcoins, if ever wants to become a valid payment method, needs to comply with governments. If it wants to be international, that's going to take some work. Considering how long it takes for an international effort to happen, I seriously doubt that Bitcoin will be a legal globally accepted way to pay. if we can get the majority, say the US, China (big one right here), and most of Europe we should be okay.
4. MORE ATMS - ATMS > Adoption Rate > Liquidty > Market Stabiliation > Etc....
That's all I got from the top of my head if your looking for a numerical estimate? I'd say like 7-15 years.
Don't worry mate, we're still in beta! 1. A go-to person if something happens. Right now, it seems bitcoins best tech support is reddit and google. People, especially the more non-technical people, if they have a problem they want to talk to a person. I know this defeats the purpose of decentralization but face it, it needs to happen.
2. Higher difficulty. At first you guys are thinking what? I know, let me explain. If there is a higher difficulty, there is less chance that a 51% attack can occur, and thus double spending, forks, etc. If we can get a higher difficulty, to make the chances of a 51% attack basically 0, more merchants can adopt zero confirm transactions, or at the very most 1. 6 will seem like set in stone basically.
3. Goverment/legal support. Bitcoins, if ever wants to become a valid payment method, needs to comply with governments. If it wants to be international, that's going to take some work. Considering how long it takes for an international effort to happen, I seriously doubt that Bitcoin will be a legal globally accepted way to pay. if we can get the majority, say the US, China (big one right here), and most of Europe we should be okay.
4. MORE ATMS - ATMS > Adoption Rate > Liquidty > Market Stabiliation > Etc....
That's all I got from the top of my head if your looking for a numerical estimate? I'd say like 7-15 years.
I think we'll get to see prices waaaaaay higher eventually!
I don't think we will ever break 4 digits unless these things happen:
1. A go-to person if something happens. Right now, it seems bitcoins best tech support is reddit and google. People, especially the more non-technical people, if they have a problem they want to talk to a person. I know this defeats the purpose of decentralization but face it, it needs to happen.
2. Higher difficulty. At first you guys are thinking what? I know, let me explain. If there is a higher difficulty, there is less chance that a 51% attack can occur, and thus double spending, forks, etc. If we can get a higher difficulty, to make the chances of a 51% attack basically 0, more merchants can adopt zero confirm transactions, or at the very most 1. 6 will seem like set in stone basically.
3. Goverment/legal support. Bitcoins, if ever wants to become a valid payment method, needs to comply with governments. If it wants to be international, that's going to take some work. Considering how long it takes for an international effort to happen, I seriously doubt that Bitcoin will be a legal globally accepted way to pay. if we can get the majority, say the US, China (big one right here), and most of Europe we should be okay.
4. MORE ATMS - ATMS > Adoption Rate > Liquidty > Market Stabiliation > Etc....
That's all I got from the top of my head if your looking for a numerical estimate? I'd say like 7-15 years.
Don't worry mate, we're still in beta! 1. A go-to person if something happens. Right now, it seems bitcoins best tech support is reddit and google. People, especially the more non-technical people, if they have a problem they want to talk to a person. I know this defeats the purpose of decentralization but face it, it needs to happen.
2. Higher difficulty. At first you guys are thinking what? I know, let me explain. If there is a higher difficulty, there is less chance that a 51% attack can occur, and thus double spending, forks, etc. If we can get a higher difficulty, to make the chances of a 51% attack basically 0, more merchants can adopt zero confirm transactions, or at the very most 1. 6 will seem like set in stone basically.
3. Goverment/legal support. Bitcoins, if ever wants to become a valid payment method, needs to comply with governments. If it wants to be international, that's going to take some work. Considering how long it takes for an international effort to happen, I seriously doubt that Bitcoin will be a legal globally accepted way to pay. if we can get the majority, say the US, China (big one right here), and most of Europe we should be okay.
4. MORE ATMS - ATMS > Adoption Rate > Liquidty > Market Stabiliation > Etc....
That's all I got from the top of my head if your looking for a numerical estimate? I'd say like 7-15 years.
I think we'll get to see prices waaaaaay higher eventually!
I don't think we will ever break 4 digits unless these things happen:
1. A go-to person if something happens. Right now, it seems bitcoins best tech support is reddit and google. People, especially the more non-technical people, if they have a problem they want to talk to a person. I know this defeats the purpose of decentralization but face it, it needs to happen.
2. Higher difficulty. At first you guys are thinking what? I know, let me explain. If there is a higher difficulty, there is less chance that a 51% attack can occur, and thus double spending, forks, etc. If we can get a higher difficulty, to make the chances of a 51% attack basically 0, more merchants can adopt zero confirm transactions, or at the very most 1. 6 will seem like set in stone basically.
3. Goverment/legal support. Bitcoins, if ever wants to become a valid payment method, needs to comply with governments. If it wants to be international, that's going to take some work. Considering how long it takes for an international effort to happen, I seriously doubt that Bitcoin will be a legal globally accepted way to pay. if we can get the majority, say the US, China (big one right here), and most of Europe we should be okay.
4. MORE ATMS - ATMS > Adoption Rate > Liquidty > Market Stabiliation > Etc....
That's all I got from the top of my head if your looking for a numerical estimate? I'd say like 7-15 years.
1. A go-to person if something happens. Right now, it seems bitcoins best tech support is reddit and google. People, especially the more non-technical people, if they have a problem they want to talk to a person. I know this defeats the purpose of decentralization but face it, it needs to happen.
2. Higher difficulty. At first you guys are thinking what? I know, let me explain. If there is a higher difficulty, there is less chance that a 51% attack can occur, and thus double spending, forks, etc. If we can get a higher difficulty, to make the chances of a 51% attack basically 0, more merchants can adopt zero confirm transactions, or at the very most 1. 6 will seem like set in stone basically.
3. Goverment/legal support. Bitcoins, if ever wants to become a valid payment method, needs to comply with governments. If it wants to be international, that's going to take some work. Considering how long it takes for an international effort to happen, I seriously doubt that Bitcoin will be a legal globally accepted way to pay. if we can get the majority, say the US, China (big one right here), and most of Europe we should be okay.
4. MORE ATMS - ATMS > Adoption Rate > Liquidty > Market Stabiliation > Etc....
That's all I got from the top of my head if your looking for a numerical estimate? I'd say like 7-15 years.
The value all depends on demmand so get spreading the word and hope big merchants start accepting it.
they don't want to accept it since they have nothing out of it except for the big risk of BTC getting banned or what soever. ..
We won't see it this year or the next year IMO.
Bitcoin price may reach 10K 3-5 years from now, but that is just my speculation.
Bitcoin price may reach 10K 3-5 years from now, but that is just my speculation.
Why wont it happen this near or next? IT's been slow this year but look at the speed and and value it shot up late last year. Same could happen this year.
Unless we see some huge improvement in merchant acceptance, I doubt bitcoin price will go another 20x increase in 1 or 2 years.
The value all depends on demmand so get spreading the word and hope big merchants start accepting it.
We won't see it this year or the next year IMO.
Bitcoin price may reach 10K 3-5 years from now, but that is just my speculation.
Bitcoin price may reach 10K 3-5 years from now, but that is just my speculation.
Why wont it happen this near or next? IT's been slow this year but look at the speed and and value it shot up late last year. Same could happen this year.
We won't see it this year or the next year IMO.
Bitcoin price may reach 10K 3-5 years from now, but that is just my speculation.
Bitcoin price may reach 10K 3-5 years from now, but that is just my speculation.
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