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sr. member
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August 24, 2014, 10:21:22 AM
#30
Correct. If you are not stacking on as much BTC as possible right now while you can, it's like you enjoy being poor. You best believe these fucking whales are feeding off your cheap ass coins as we speak.
legendary
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August 23, 2014, 10:16:19 PM
#29
The bubble isn't imminent, in the next months probably the value will be stable and in 2015 we will finally see the new bubble.

stable? after a long bout of consolidation after the rally to 680s, we have finally found our volatility back! i'm not so sure we will be stable for the next months. just a hunch.

it will be stable for quite a while at $0.0001 soon

per Satoshi?  Grin
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August 23, 2014, 10:07:53 PM
#28
The bubble isn't imminent, in the next months probably the value will be stable and in 2015 we will finally see the new bubble.

stable? after a long bout of consolidation after the rally to 680s, we have finally found our volatility back! i'm not so sure we will be stable for the next months. just a hunch.

it will be stable for quite a while at $0.0001 soon
legendary
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August 23, 2014, 07:18:22 PM
#27
The bubble isn't imminent, in the next months probably the value will be stable and in 2015 we will finally see the new bubble.

Bitcoin seems to back to its volatile ways, after some stability in Jun-July
sr. member
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August 23, 2014, 01:53:03 PM
#26
The bubble isn't imminent, in the next months probably the value will be stable and in 2015 we will finally see the new bubble.

stable? after a long bout of consolidation after the rally to 680s, we have finally found our volatility back! i'm not so sure we will be stable for the next months. just a hunch.
member
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August 23, 2014, 01:47:14 PM
#25
The bubble isn't imminent, in the next months probably the value will be stable and in 2015 we will finally see the new bubble.
newbie
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August 23, 2014, 12:19:44 PM
#24



Towards the end of 2013 and start of 2014, consensus on these forums was that we would be at 10k per coin by now.



I was not signed up then. Could you post a few links from bulls at the end of 2013 saying we would be at 10k per coin by now?
sr. member
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August 23, 2014, 11:54:43 AM
#23
$5000 can be reached in the next bubble peak, the problem isn't "if" but "when" we will hit those high values.


Towards the end of 2013 and start of 2014, consensus on these forums was that we would be at 10k per coin by now.

The bulls were very wrong. And they won't admit it.

There's simply not enough public interest to drive prices up to 1k again. There's not enough buying going on. Volume is ridiculously low across all the exchanges.
The November bubble was fueled by Willybot. There's probably no Willy to manipulate the markets now, so the best case scenario is that we'll see slow growth this year, peaking at 700-750 by January 1st 2015. But there'll be plenty of good buying opportunities below $500 by then.

Best case indeed. I'm still on the fence about the supposed "Willybot" and the role it played in the November 2013 rally, but it's clear now that bitcoin has little left to offer for potential speculators. Each year price would go up and it didn't take a tremendous amount of money to move the market, so it drew many casual investors in. Now, we seem to have hit a plateau in public interest because the only interesting things coming around the corner is an ETF... so just another way for people to buy it... but no good reason as to why people need it. With the luster of large yearly gains gone, interest will fade, price will drop (lucky if we see $700 again this year) and people will move on.


Yes. User adoption seems to have stagnated already. The market is saturated. Sustaining a price of over $500 will be very hard in the long term. BTC is struggling to stay above 500 right now, and this struggle will only intensify as more and more libertarian cryptogeeks decide to get rid of their stash.
The Average Joe still shows no interest in Bitcoin. And who can blame him?

legendary
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August 23, 2014, 05:00:15 AM
#22
But it's true... I'll do my best this time! I promise!

what are you waiting for? half the forum already think you will never make it. the other half has rolled out the red carpet for you from here 2DA MOON

-what is your problem, 2014 bubble?
sr. member
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August 23, 2014, 03:25:18 AM
#21
$5000 can be reached in the next bubble peak, the problem isn't "if" but "when" we will hit those high values.


Towards the end of 2013 and start of 2014, consensus on these forums was that we would be at 10k per coin by now.

The bulls were very wrong. And they won't admit it.

There's simply not enough public interest to drive prices up to 1k again. There's not enough buying going on. Volume is ridiculously low across all the exchanges.
The November bubble was fueled by Willybot. There's probably no Willy to manipulate the markets now, so the best case scenario is that we'll see slow growth this year, peaking at 700-750 by January 1st 2015. But there'll be plenty of good buying opportunities below $500 by then.

Best case indeed. I'm still on the fence about the supposed "Willybot" and the role it played in the November 2013 rally, but it's clear now that bitcoin has little left to offer for potential speculators. Each year price would go up and it didn't take a tremendous amount of money to move the market, so it drew many casual investors in. Now, we seem to have hit a plateau in public interest because the only interesting things coming around the corner is an ETF... so just another way for people to buy it... but no good reason as to why people need it. With the luster of large yearly gains gone, interest will fade, price will drop (lucky if we see $700 again this year) and people will move on.
hero member
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August 23, 2014, 02:56:59 AM
#20
$5000 can be reached in the next bubble peak, the problem isn't "if" but "when" we will hit those high values.


Towards the end of 2013 and start of 2014, consensus on these forums was that we would be at 10k per coin by now.

The bulls were very wrong. And they won't admit it.

There's simply not enough public interest to drive prices up to 1k again. There's not enough buying going on. Volume is ridiculously low across all the exchanges.
The November bubble was fueled by Willybot. There's probably no Willy to manipulate the markets now, so the best case scenario is that we'll see slow growth this year, peaking at 700-750 by January 1st 2015. But there'll be plenty of good buying opportunities below $500 by then.

It absolutely was not the consensus. You seem pretty sure of yourself lately. Hope you're not trading.
legendary
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August 23, 2014, 02:49:28 AM
#19
$5000 can be reached in the next bubble peak, the problem isn't "if" but "when" we will hit those high values.


Towards the end of 2013 and start of 2014, consensus on these forums was that we would be at 10k per coin by now.

The bulls were very wrong. And they won't admit it.

There's simply not enough public interest to drive prices up to 1k again. There's not enough buying going on. Volume is ridiculously low across all the exchanges.
The November bubble was fueled by Willybot. There's probably no Willy to manipulate the markets now, so the best case scenario is that we'll see slow growth this year, peaking at 700-750 by January 1st 2015. But there'll be plenty of good buying opportunities below $500 by then.
People on these forums tend to follow where the price is moving. When the price is going up then everyone is saying that the price is going to to the moon, but when the price is falling people are predicting the end of the world. It is almost like most speculators are like sheep on here that only follow the direction of the price.

+1 It is amazing that the new batch of bitcoin enthusiast act like sheeps  Grin The Speculation-section of Bitcointalk is mostly noice. 
sr. member
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August 23, 2014, 02:41:30 AM
#18
$5000 can be reached in the next bubble peak, the problem isn't "if" but "when" we will hit those high values.

i'd say it's still a pretty big "if". sure, there's lots of good buzz around bitcoin (though these days, it can't seem to drag the market up). but do you realize how much money it would take to pump BTC to those levels? a lot more than it takes to get to $500, or $1000....
hero member
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August 23, 2014, 01:36:03 AM
#17
$5000 can be reached in the next bubble peak, the problem isn't "if" but "when" we will hit those high values.


Towards the end of 2013 and start of 2014, consensus on these forums was that we would be at 10k per coin by now.

The bulls were very wrong. And they won't admit it.

There's simply not enough public interest to drive prices up to 1k again. There's not enough buying going on. Volume is ridiculously low across all the exchanges.
The November bubble was fueled by Willybot. There's probably no Willy to manipulate the markets now, so the best case scenario is that we'll see slow growth this year, peaking at 700-750 by January 1st 2015. But there'll be plenty of good buying opportunities below $500 by then.
People on these forums tend to follow where the price is moving. When the price is going up then everyone is saying that the price is going to to the moon, but when the price is falling people are predicting the end of the world. It is almost like most speculators are like sheep on here that only follow the direction of the price.
sr. member
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Merit: 281
August 22, 2014, 11:45:32 AM
#16
$5000 can be reached in the next bubble peak, the problem isn't "if" but "when" we will hit those high values.


Towards the end of 2013 and start of 2014, consensus on these forums was that we would be at 10k per coin by now.

The bulls were very wrong. And they won't admit it.

There's simply not enough public interest to drive prices up to 1k again. There's not enough buying going on. Volume is ridiculously low across all the exchanges.
The November bubble was fueled by Willybot. There's probably no Willy to manipulate the markets now, so the best case scenario is that we'll see slow growth this year, peaking at 700-750 by January 1st 2015. But there'll be plenty of good buying opportunities below $500 by then.

Bitcoin has had plenty of rallies without Willybot and is likely to have plenty more
sr. member
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Merit: 250
August 22, 2014, 11:40:14 AM
#15
$5000 can be reached in the next bubble peak, the problem isn't "if" but "when" we will hit those high values.


Towards the end of 2013 and start of 2014, consensus on these forums was that we would be at 10k per coin by now.

The bulls were very wrong. And they won't admit it.

There's simply not enough public interest to drive prices up to 1k again. There's not enough buying going on. Volume is ridiculously low across all the exchanges.
The November bubble was fueled by Willybot. There's probably no Willy to manipulate the markets now, so the best case scenario is that we'll see slow growth this year, peaking at 700-750 by January 1st 2015. But there'll be plenty of good buying opportunities below $500 by then.
newbie
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Merit: 0
August 22, 2014, 11:30:09 AM
#14
$5000 can be reached in the next bubble peak, the problem isn't "if" but "when" we will hit those high values.

Next bubble yes.

Problem is no one know when next bubble will occur. If history is any guide, it will probably go well over 5000 and crashed to 2500 and stay stable there for a while.

From 5000$ to 2500$ is only a 50% crash, bitcoin can do better than this Smiley
Answering to the OP, the bubble isn't imminent in my opinion, we have to see a slow and long rise before choo choo-ing.
legendary
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The revolution will be monetized!
August 22, 2014, 08:53:23 AM
#13
Why start two topics predicting the opposite fates for bitcoin?

Bitcoin is dying...PROOF INSIDE https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--748905

Bitcoin bubble imminent https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-bubble-imminent-748910

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I predicted this!

Ha  Cheesy

I predict he will be right!!! Bitcoin will go up... or down. Financial genius!
legendary
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August 22, 2014, 08:50:23 AM
#12
$5000 can be reached in the next bubble peak, the problem isn't "if" but "when" we will hit those high values.

It could legit be 2 years.. 
full member
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August 22, 2014, 08:49:00 AM
#11
$5000 can be reached in the next bubble peak, the problem isn't "if" but "when" we will hit those high values.

Next bubble yes.

Problem is no one know when next bubble will occur. If history is any guide, it will probably go well over 5000 and crashed to 2500 and stay stable there for a while.
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