This moment actually appears like cryptocurrency recession, everything just became dry and boring, most people holding and looking left and right for rescue motivations and advice. The recession has an rcpiry date, it will soon be over. And when it Is over we must know that the bright time will not also be for ever.
I agree with you it needs someone like John Mcafee to pump the bitcoin market price to pump up. It needs a huge amount of btc orders so that we can feel a good market price increase. One thing for now probably that because of the current trend where investors were exhausted already with all their resources inputted to cryptocurrency. 
Topic: Are we headed for a recession? (Read 601 times)
It seems to me that the cryptocurrency is almost not associated with these indicators. Cryptocurrency goes according to its own laws. While the cryptocurrency market has not been fully formed, therefore this indicator cannot be used. At the moment, cryptocurrency is too unpredictable. Moreover, it doesn't look like a stock market. Therefore, my verdict: the cryptocurrency market can go in any direction, regardless of other markets and various indexes.
Indeed the cryptocurrency market has its own laws and trends however as it is connected with the fiat world (without fiat you can't buy Bitcoin), it is somehow correlated with it. For example, if stock interest rates increase I think there will be in effect in bitcoin's price as maybe investors will buy cryptocurrencies due to the same level of risks that are involved in both investments.
Everything will be known in the second half of 2019. If the price of Bitcoin goes up, then we were right, Bitcoin will rise. If the price goes down, then you will need to think about what to do next. Personally, I do not think that the price can go down. Logically, the price should slowly go up, then after the investments of large investors go up sharply.
The stock market doesn't look good and potentially could go a lot further as TA indicators and trading experts are warning us. The dow jones price might crash and enter a bearish cycle that could trigger another great depression where interest rates were skyrocketing and people were drowning in debt due to this. I suggest to quickly get out and convert your money to btc, gold or copper.
This moment actually appears like cryptocurrency recession, everything just became dry and boring, most people holding and looking left and right for rescue motivations and advice. The recession has an rcpiry date, it will soon be over. And when it Is over we must know that the bright time will not also be for ever.
This is what i notice every end month of the year, there is a greater chance that the market would dump due to the holidays. But i don't think that the market would do the same just like last year that it keeps on decreasing the price as we move to another months of bearishness. We had enough of this bearish markets but i don't know when would the bull run starts.
maybe in 2019 the demand for bitcoin will increase seeing the number of countries experiencing inflation, such as Turkey and Iran because of some big country policies like America, things like this can cause businesses to divert payments they use bitcoin to avoid sustainable inflation, things like this also happens in some countries because the American vs. Chinese trade war and their currency wars can cause the fall of currencies from countries with small economies, this can cause businesses to look for alternative currencies, and I think bitcoin can be a very suitable choice , so there will be a surge in bitcoin demand this year. I think we are heading to recession and I like it.
Because its very likely one recession to bring a bull crypto market while lowering the real estate prices. While 90% of my finance power is in crypto, if one recession bring down the real estate prices significantly, I'm willing to transfer 2/3 of my wealth there.
So you like to see the legacy economy suffer just for the purpose of boosting your insignificant crypto portfolio? Not cool. The very fact that 90% of your portfolio sits in crypto is already a bad start.Because its very likely one recession to bring a bull crypto market while lowering the real estate prices. While 90% of my finance power is in crypto, if one recession bring down the real estate prices significantly, I'm willing to transfer 2/3 of my wealth there.
I hope for you it's in Bitcoin and not whatever random shitcoin or ICO token. Another thing is that people tend to discard the possibility of a market wide recession, where every asset including gold and crypto plummet.
I rather see Bitcoin gain back its momentum within a healthy legacy market, because we don't need it to underperform to have Bitcoin stand out. It exploded during 2017 with a very strong legacy market....
Every 10-20 years there is a recession. The last one was 2008 and the markets are burning now, Trump is heading a trade war with China, Russian are under sanctions for years now, Turkey (the 2nd army in NATO) is in intense relations with US and so on and so on.
My 90% are in crypto, because I made it through crypto. Now I want to transfer it into physical investments like real estates and what is the better time to buy than recession?
The recession is long overdue. It could happen anytime now but something is keeping it at bay. It is quite possible that there will be Quantitive easing number 4 to reduce the economic stress and postpone the market crash.
It is also possible that government is waiting for cryptocurrencies to become more stable and established so they can all move from fiat to crypto.
PS. I received an ad flyer yesterday, from a company who buys gold, silver, platinum, antiques, arts, and anything of value from regular people. They are all buying it out for a nice amount of cash. I am in Switzerland just for the reference.
If that is not a sign that something is about to happen, I don't know what is.
I think we are heading to recession and I like it.
Because its very likely one recession to bring a bull crypto market while lowering the real estate prices. While 90% of my finance power is in crypto, if one recession bring down the real estate prices significantly, I'm willing to transfer 2/3 of my wealth there.
So you like to see the legacy economy suffer just for the purpose of boosting your insignificant crypto portfolio? Not cool. The very fact that 90% of your portfolio sits in crypto is already a bad start.Because its very likely one recession to bring a bull crypto market while lowering the real estate prices. While 90% of my finance power is in crypto, if one recession bring down the real estate prices significantly, I'm willing to transfer 2/3 of my wealth there.
I hope for you it's in Bitcoin and not whatever random shitcoin or ICO token. Another thing is that people tend to discard the possibility of a market wide recession, where every asset including gold and crypto plummet.
I rather see Bitcoin gain back its momentum within a healthy legacy market, because we don't need it to underperform to have Bitcoin stand out. It exploded during 2017 with a very strong legacy market....
Every 10-20 years there is a recession. The last one was 2008 and the markets are burning now, Trump is heading a trade war with China, Russian are under sanctions for years now, Turkey (the 2nd army in NATO) is in intense relations with US and so on and so on.
My 90% are in crypto, because I made it through crypto. Now I want to transfer it into physical investments like real estates and what is the better time to buy than recession?
yeah it's clear, that not only crypto experiences ups and downs, but almost all valuable investment assets will definitely experience ups and downs. and now we wait for the bull run.
I do not think that the word bull run is appropriate for the present market. We are still in the bear market and this is why crypto market price was having a hard time to recover. The problem is only few investors are going back to investing which means that others are still waiting and carefully assessed the situation before they will made a decision to invest. Probably the market states that cryptocurrency will going to end or will take another bull run. Either way investors are more aware to this and very careful also. 
yeah it's clear, that not only crypto experiences ups and downs, but almost all valuable investment assets will definitely experience ups and downs. and now we wait for the bull run.
It seems to me that the cryptocurrency is almost not associated with these indicators. Cryptocurrency goes according to its own laws. While the cryptocurrency market has not been fully formed, therefore this indicator cannot be used. At the moment, cryptocurrency is too unpredictable. Moreover, it doesn't look like a stock market. Therefore, my verdict: the cryptocurrency market can go in any direction, regardless of other markets and various indexes.
I think we are heading to recession and I like it.
Because its very likely one recession to bring a bull crypto market while lowering the real estate prices. While 90% of my finance power is in crypto, if one recession bring down the real estate prices significantly, I'm willing to transfer 2/3 of my wealth there.
So you like to see the legacy economy suffer just for the purpose of boosting your insignificant crypto portfolio? Not cool. The very fact that 90% of your portfolio sits in crypto is already a bad start.Because its very likely one recession to bring a bull crypto market while lowering the real estate prices. While 90% of my finance power is in crypto, if one recession bring down the real estate prices significantly, I'm willing to transfer 2/3 of my wealth there.
I hope for you it's in Bitcoin and not whatever random shitcoin or ICO token. Another thing is that people tend to discard the possibility of a market wide recession, where every asset including gold and crypto plummet.
I rather see Bitcoin gain back its momentum within a healthy legacy market, because we don't need it to underperform to have Bitcoin stand out. It exploded during 2017 with a very strong legacy market....
It is gonna be a trap for a hungry monkey, and now they are too much hunger again.
I just read today that there are a number of factors which could feed
a recession, trade wars between china and the US, carbon taxes to be
possibly implemented by Canada, slowing global economies particularly
in china and the EU.
https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/business/eurozone-recession-fears-on-the-rise-898571.html
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/doug-ford-carbon-tax-recession-1.4986683
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-japan-economy-poll/japan-recession-risk-rises-on-us-china-trade-war-global-slowdown-reuters-poll-idUSKCN1PF0B0
a recession, trade wars between china and the US, carbon taxes to be
possibly implemented by Canada, slowing global economies particularly
in china and the EU.
https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/business/eurozone-recession-fears-on-the-rise-898571.html
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/doug-ford-carbon-tax-recession-1.4986683
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-japan-economy-poll/japan-recession-risk-rises-on-us-china-trade-war-global-slowdown-reuters-poll-idUSKCN1PF0B0
I think we are heading to recession and I like it.
Because its very likely one recession to bring a bull crypto market while lowering the real estate prices. While 90% of my finance power is in crypto, if one recession bring down the real estate prices significantly, I'm willing to transfer 2/3 of my wealth there.
So you like to see the legacy economy suffer just for the purpose of boosting your insignificant crypto portfolio? Not cool. The very fact that 90% of your portfolio sits in crypto is already a bad start.Because its very likely one recession to bring a bull crypto market while lowering the real estate prices. While 90% of my finance power is in crypto, if one recession bring down the real estate prices significantly, I'm willing to transfer 2/3 of my wealth there.
I hope for you it's in Bitcoin and not whatever random shitcoin or ICO token. Another thing is that people tend to discard the possibility of a market wide recession, where every asset including gold and crypto plummet.
I rather see Bitcoin gain back its momentum within a healthy legacy market, because we don't need it to underperform to have Bitcoin stand out. It exploded during 2017 with a very strong legacy market....
It is gonna be a trap for a hungry monkey, and now they are too much hunger again.
I think we are heading to recession and I like it.
Because its very likely one recession to bring a bull crypto market while lowering the real estate prices. While 90% of my finance power is in crypto, if one recession bring down the real estate prices significantly, I'm willing to transfer 2/3 of my wealth there.
So you like to see the legacy economy suffer just for the purpose of boosting your insignificant crypto portfolio? Not cool. The very fact that 90% of your portfolio sits in crypto is already a bad start.Because its very likely one recession to bring a bull crypto market while lowering the real estate prices. While 90% of my finance power is in crypto, if one recession bring down the real estate prices significantly, I'm willing to transfer 2/3 of my wealth there.
I hope for you it's in Bitcoin and not whatever random shitcoin or ICO token. Another thing is that people tend to discard the possibility of a market wide recession, where every asset including gold and crypto plummet.
I rather see Bitcoin gain back its momentum within a healthy legacy market, because we don't need it to underperform to have Bitcoin stand out. It exploded during 2017 with a very strong legacy market....
I think we are heading to recession and I like it.
Because its very likely one recession to bring a bull crypto market while lowering the real estate prices. While 90% of my finance power is in crypto, if one recession bring down the real estate prices significantly, I'm willing to transfer 2/3 of my wealth there.
Because its very likely one recession to bring a bull crypto market while lowering the real estate prices. While 90% of my finance power is in crypto, if one recession bring down the real estate prices significantly, I'm willing to transfer 2/3 of my wealth there.
maybe you are right, the crypto price doesn't follow the stock price,
I think the crypto price on the market will go down at Christmas, because I think many people sell crypto to buy presents on Christmas day, but not, and the crypto price rises even though only slightly.
I think the crypto price on the market will go down at Christmas, because I think many people sell crypto to buy presents on Christmas day, but not, and the crypto price rises even though only slightly.
Yes, this recession is not simple. Politicians are aware of the crisis. This is an unprecedented crisis. This 100-year economic crisis will break out at any time. When the financial crisis broke out, the dollar will fall and the global capital market will re-enter good development. This may last for ten years.
What role will the cryptocurrency market play in all of this?
We all know how it all works the same but is not relative to one another. Crypto is decentralized while all these stocks are centralized or are being monitored by a big body. We really need to stop thinking they are indeed correlated or one has to do with the others. They all just work the same way but will never meet each other.
There is no real connection between the cryptocurrency market and the stock exchange. The price of real commodities does not seems to affect the price of cryptocurrencies as well.
There is because people who are investing in stocks are getting more and more interested in cryptocurrencies. We can't be sure that if stocks crash Bitcoin will pump because we don't know what alternatives will stock investors choose for their money. It can be Bitcoin, but it can also be something else like gold. I'd still choose Bitcoin because gold is getting old and boring.
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