I heard were going back to $2 come June.
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Topic: $200/BTC by May 1? (Read 1604 times)
Keeps going this way it will be $200 by the end of the week.
Ding ding ding!! we gotta winner!!
Keeps going this way it will be $200 by the end of the week.
Yea, it's going to be $200 by May 1 at this rate...
No doubt bitcoin reaches $1k eventually. I could easily see $500/BTC by Thanksgiving.
I think that is not unreasonable. Go BTC!
No doubt bitcoin reaches $1k eventually. I could easily see $500/BTC by Thanksgiving.
It will probably be 1000$/BTC by June 1.
I feel that is a bit too soon. Maybe 250-400 range. And that is purely based on the current trends. I'd love to be surprised though!
It will probably be 1000$/BTC by June 1.
The remarkably steady 2013 exponential growth trendline reaches $200 on almost exactly June 1.
However, we are riding above that line, and the line might actually turn out to be support, in which case we could be well over $200 even by May 1.
I'll tentatively predict the following:
$200 by May 1 (50% chance)
$200 by June 1 (75% chance)
$200 by July 1 (90% chance)
However, we are riding above that line, and the line might actually turn out to be support, in which case we could be well over $200 even by May 1.
I'll tentatively predict the following:
$200 by May 1 (50% chance)
$200 by June 1 (75% chance)
$200 by July 1 (90% chance)
200 by the end of april wouldn't be unreasonable at the current rate. It would only be a doubling of the current price/percentage. BTC tripled in March alone.
I find these bets can be quite profitable.... if you win.
So if you know bitcoin well enough, try some of these:
BTC at $150 USD before end of April?!
BTC at $1000 by end of year?
BTC at $125 by end of April?
Or 250 by 2014?
http://betsofbitco.in/item?id=1454
http://betsofbitco.in/item?id=1454
With the current rate, this isn't considered too crazy. Obviously the price will correct itself but thoughts?
Edit: Changed from June 1 to May 1, was too conservative in estimate.
Edit: Changed from June 1 to May 1, was too conservative in estimate.
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