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Topic: 2014 is NOT the year of bitcoin, sorry - page 10. (Read 19640 times)

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February 21, 2014, 12:05:17 PM
#93
Bumping for a reality check


Noobs will think bitcoin is slowly dying... but like I said 2014 is NOT the year of bitcoin. Expect a shitty ride for most of the year, if not all the way through 2015. Expect the next explosion closer to 2015

Way to early to tell, it's still only February.

A bit of good news, more mainstream adoption, endorsements from public figureheads is all we need for another jump up.
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February 21, 2014, 11:16:32 AM
#92
the biginning is tough. donno when it will bounce up again
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February 21, 2014, 11:00:11 AM
#91
OP bought it too high?
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February 21, 2014, 10:59:01 AM
#90
Bumping for a reality check


Noobs will think bitcoin is slowly dying... but like I said 2014 is NOT the year of bitcoin. Expect a shitty ride for most of the year, if not all the way through 2015. Expect the next explosion closer to 2015
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February 19, 2014, 07:42:29 PM
#89
Yes early days for Bitcoin.
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February 19, 2014, 07:40:14 PM
#88
yeah still early. some province dont even have internet yet
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February 19, 2014, 07:39:20 PM
#87
The fact that we're still above $600 given the scope of this FUD storm is an indication that the current price is way undervalued.
Because it is! Smiley Or maybe some will say that is not. According to prices of hardware and all costs included + stress Smiley it should cost more..

I really think Bitcoin will change the world very quickly and I feel lucky to have the opportunity to invest so early in it's adoption.

We're getting close to another major market move; I expect it to be upwards. I don't understand why anybody would sell right now unless they really need to pay for something of use.

Bitcoin already has changed the world and will even more! Smiley
You are very lucky to be an early adopter and I wish I could be one of you to. But I was not Sad

And sure that people should learn to just HODL Smiley


I didn't learn about Bitcoin until November of 2013; the point I'm making is that we are all early adopters here right now...

Think about it, Bitcoin is in a stage of it's development where the scope of it's possibility isn't even fully understood. All of us here are in the 0.005% of all future adoption.

There's so much potential here and even those who bought at $1,200 got an amazing deal. You might look at the market today and think that your $1,200 per coin investment was a poor choice. That would be completely discounting what you just might actually have bought yourself... A rich future.

Bitcoin has a binary future. Either it will take over through the vast superiority that we've all had the foresight to see, or it will disappear from the world and be worthless. The future's not written on the wall but the world doesn't just eat out of the hands of regulators and law makers. If the technology is superior, people will use it. You can't un-invent a technology... It will exist and the world will use it for as long as it is useful.
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Welt Am Draht
February 19, 2014, 07:29:47 PM
#86
I'm ready to be pleasantly surprised/ flabbergasted.

I won't be heartbroken if epic price explosions don't happen this year. They're on their way eventually.
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February 19, 2014, 07:27:15 PM
#85
My feeling is that any price rise in 2014 won't be setting the world on fire. It'll be a year of relative consolidation.

Building foundations and infrastructure is far, far more important than another procession of bubbles and that's what this year is promising.

Once more of that is in place we'll be ready to have minds blown again.


I think there is enough room in one year for both to happen.
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February 19, 2014, 07:22:56 PM
#84
The fact that we're still above $600 given the scope of this FUD storm is an indication that the current price is way undervalued.
Because it is! Smiley Or maybe some will say that is not. According to prices of hardware and all costs included + stress Smiley it should cost more..

I really think Bitcoin will change the world very quickly and I feel lucky to have the opportunity to invest so early in it's adoption.

We're getting close to another major market move; I expect it to be upwards. I don't understand why anybody would sell right now unless they really need to pay for something of use.

Bitcoin already has changed the world and will even more! Smiley
You are very lucky to be an early adopter and I wish I could be one of you to. But I was not Sad

And sure that people should learn to just HODL Smiley
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Welt Am Draht
February 19, 2014, 07:19:15 PM
#83
My feeling is that any price rise in 2014 won't be setting the world on fire. It'll be a year of relative consolidation.

Building foundations and infrastructure is far, far more important than another procession of bubbles and that's what this year is promising.

Once more of that is in place we'll be ready to have minds blown again.
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February 19, 2014, 07:10:22 PM
#82
The fact that we're still above $600 given the scope of this FUD storm is an indication that the current price is way undervalued.

Economists are talking about the underlying technology aspect for once; that's more than valuable, it's priceless.
The price drop didn't hurt any of the major businesses who accept Bitcoin; that's extremely re-assuring.
New innovations are in the works that can change several aspects of the world outside of the financial sector; how exciting is that?

The impact of this FUD on a previously bearish market leads me to believe that a rally is coming very soon. It's like we're primed and ready for it, and as soon as those Bears get into the "buying" mood it'll snow-ball into much more.

The problem with Bitcoin is that a majority of the exchange users are trying to be ultra day traders and they pretty much pre-determined a bottom to this market at around $380 across the major exchanges.

What they aren't really accounting for is the uncharted demand. Looking at the volume of a bid wall won't show you how many people don't have orders already set. CoinBase ran out of fiat in the exchanges from the US demand alone. None of those bids would be visible to people using conventional charts and TA. There's a shadow market behind the exchange that spills into the exchange when the price lowers.

I don't think there's much more opportunity to recover from a bad "sell" decision from here. It looks like we've found a huge level of support here and it's not going to show up in the charts...

I really think Bitcoin will change the world very quickly and I feel lucky to have the opportunity to invest so early in it's adoption.

We're getting close to another major market move; I expect it to be upwards. I don't understand why anybody would sell right now unless they really need to pay for something of use.
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February 19, 2014, 06:59:20 PM
#81
Every year is a year of Bitcoin! Smiley

From 2008 till it's death!

Smiley
Crazy to think not the same Wink
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February 19, 2014, 06:54:55 PM
#80
I was feeling positive overall until this week, and now I have to agree with Dafar. 2014 may be the year of Bitcoin... falling. That's not to say it's finished, it may recover again in 2015, but all these problems with the exchanges and government regulation popping up around the world is a rude awakening that we have several major issues that need to be worked out before the price can be pushed up much further.

You do know Bitcoin was $28 this time last year, right?

If anything even with all these obstacles this year look damning, but this chart shows Bitcoin's resilience.

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February 19, 2014, 06:46:08 PM
#79
Bitcoin hasn't fallen that much I don't know why everyone is panic.
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February 19, 2014, 06:44:48 PM
#78
Yeah 2014- year of investment
year 2016- buying hotel on bahamas  Grin
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February 19, 2014, 06:41:44 PM
#77
Isn't there still 10 more months in 2014?

Rough start, but it's not how you start but how you finish.

Remember 2013 on January 1st was $13.  Thirteen Bucks!

Just seeing BTC bounce around this $600-$800 range for several months should be grounds for optimism.

And NO, I'm not counting MtGox prices.   Tongue
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February 19, 2014, 06:37:17 PM
#76
It's been  a bad start to the year I admit but I see good things coming of Bitcoin.
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February 19, 2014, 06:35:35 PM
#75
In 2014 we will see flying bitcoins.
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February 19, 2014, 04:54:48 AM
#74
Although I agree that the expectations were way too high at the end of 2013 after the big rise, I don't think 2014 is as bad as you make it sound. It's really just the beginning of the year, and Bitcoin just successfully rode through a shitstorm of tons of negative news all happening at around the same time. And guess what, we're perfectly fine. The price has been slowly (albeit nervously) going back up. Once people get out of Gox we will see another rise. Give it time.

i am not sure of that. I have invested almost everything I have in btc and now I fear I am funked. I am thousands dollars under right now. I hope you are right. I cannot tolerate more loss. I have a child and I am 25.
Sounds like a troll attempt, but if not, you really should think more thoroughly next time before you invest money that you "cannot tolerate to lose" into whatever (not just Bitcoin).  You should only invest what you are prepared to lose in case something catastrophic happens (or you just need to wait a little longer than a few months for it to make profits).
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