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February 09, 2018, 02:46:23 AM
#15
bitcoin bull run is over, it has been over for a while but it is only over for now. it will start up again soon and we will see another big rise like always. but we shouldn't ignore the fact that price has been falling for some time now, even though we may think it shouldn't have fallen but that is what's happening so the best course of action is to adapt.
not to worry though, the potential of bitcoin has not gone anywhere. it is till there and still strong.
Never panic is the key, since bitcoin came across into a huge price last year whats happening now is totally normal, it was just due to the FUDs that were always made to keep the people panic so they can bought some in cheap price, In time btc will arise and it will make another ATH so we just need to enjoy the ride and avoid getting panic on FUDs.

a drop after a huge rise is perfectly normal. but also a huge drop is not normal at all, and that's what's happening right now.
that is why i don't consider anything about the recent drop from $19666 down to $5920 (-69.8%) (prices from BitStamp) normal. it was an over-panic situation in my opinion where things got out of hand and the drop became a lot bigger than it should have been under normal circumstances.
You know right, the "huge" price drops because there's so many newcomers buying bitcoin without even know what it is. it actually reminds me a lot about when bitcoin first hit $10,000 and so many media starting to exposes bitcoin resulting a huge exposure towards bitcoin and mass adoption. Even some exchanges in the past announced huge amount of people registering within a day. I'm not surprised at all with this even. Even I know from the start that the sudden price increase like what happen when bitcoin about to hit ATH is dangerous, if there's a little bit of correction, the panic sell will be even worse.
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February 09, 2018, 01:39:17 AM
#14
Very Good comments by "pooya87",I totally agree that Bitcoin is in very strong position yet and every one will see this fluctuation almost every two to three months and again Bitcoin will recover with new great postion but at the moment Bitcoin is in great surge so wait for good time as it will again take fly as some good news is coming as Europe banks give green signals for buying and trading Bitcoin.
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February 09, 2018, 01:35:44 AM
#13
bitcoin bull run is over, it has been over for a while but it is only over for now. it will start up again soon and we will see another big rise like always. but we shouldn't ignore the fact that price has been falling for some time now, even though we may think it shouldn't have fallen but that is what's happening so the best course of action is to adapt.
not to worry though, the potential of bitcoin has not gone anywhere. it is till there and still strong.
Never panic is the key, since bitcoin came across into a huge price last year whats happening now is totally normal, it was just due to the FUDs that were always made to keep the people panic so they can bought some in cheap price, In time btc will arise and it will make another ATH so we just need to enjoy the ride and avoid getting panic on FUDs.

a drop after a huge rise is perfectly normal. but also a huge drop is not normal at all, and that's what's happening right now.
that is why i don't consider anything about the recent drop from $19666 down to $5920 (-69.8%) (prices from BitStamp) normal. it was an over-panic situation in my opinion where things got out of hand and the drop became a lot bigger than it should have been under normal circumstances.
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February 09, 2018, 01:26:22 AM
#12
bitcoin bull run is over, it has been over for a while but it is only over for now. it will start up again soon and we will see another big rise like always. but we shouldn't ignore the fact that price has been falling for some time now, even though we may think it shouldn't have fallen but that is what's happening so the best course of action is to adapt.
not to worry though, the potential of bitcoin has not gone anywhere. it is till there and still strong.
The key is to n ever panic. Since bitcoin came across into a huge price last year whats happening now is totally normal, it was just due to the FUDs all over the mainstream that makes more dips in cryptocurrencies and let's hope when the next quarter it will all be fine since almost all panic seller were already out of to hold. To those who believes that it's ATH will happen again better enjoy the ride and see you there.
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February 09, 2018, 01:18:05 AM
#11
bitcoin bull run is over, it has been over for a while but it is only over for now. it will start up again soon and we will see another big rise like always. but we shouldn't ignore the fact that price has been falling for some time now, even though we may think it shouldn't have fallen but that is what's happening so the best course of action is to adapt.
not to worry though, the potential of bitcoin has not gone anywhere. it is till there and still strong.
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February 08, 2018, 07:52:04 PM
#10
I just read this comments on reddit and I believe this should encourage some of us to keep holding our Bitcoin! This is a hard things to do in the present of this bearish trends that we have seeing since the beginning of this year. I think we are going to have a new set of holders if we sell our coins now and this might create a new investors out of the dump.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/7w2f83/bitcoin_bull_is_not_over_novogratz_raises_250/

I agree, generally. But this widespread sentiment that "the bottom is in, next stop $100k" is beginning to worry me. If most people agree on that, then some more shaking of the trees is in order.

We've been through lots of corrective cycles characterized by bull traps and eventual rounded bottoms. The weekly candle closed below the 20MA. That hasn't happened since early 2016. I am very bullish on Bitcoin in the next few years. But we should be open to the idea that something has changed regarding the mid-term bull trend. Bitcoin has bull-trapped a lot of people for 2 months now, so there should be significant resistance overhead.

These levels will become more precise as we approach them, but my general take hasn't changed: $11k-13k, maybe a bit higher, should serve as solid resistance to sell. Then, wait and see where the bulls support the price. Hopefully the lows are in at $6,000. But I wouldn't wait until sub-$6,000 to sell.
You are right since in that price range, the resistance comes from bitcoin hodlers themselves. I also doubt if ever bitcoin would rise back to price higher than that in the next coming weeks, there is too lot of hodlers that wants to sell IMO and most of them doesn't want to wait until sub $6000. I also wonder if we will see another dump or not in the next days to come? Well I hope that isn't the case.

So hard to tell that the rise will came on just few weeks since we all know and observe that the dump is so severe and resistance is still unreliable. But maybe we can see some little pumping and I really think that one will remain their and the true pump will came after this bad,fake or whatever you call it erased on the system.
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February 08, 2018, 07:42:01 PM
#9
I just read this comments on reddit and I believe this should encourage some of us to keep holding our Bitcoin! This is a hard things to do in the present of this bearish trends that we have seeing since the beginning of this year. I think we are going to have a new set of holders if we sell our coins now and this might create a new investors out of the dump.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/7w2f83/bitcoin_bull_is_not_over_novogratz_raises_250/

I agree, generally. But this widespread sentiment that "the bottom is in, next stop $100k" is beginning to worry me. If most people agree on that, then some more shaking of the trees is in order.

We've been through lots of corrective cycles characterized by bull traps and eventual rounded bottoms. The weekly candle closed below the 20MA. That hasn't happened since early 2016. I am very bullish on Bitcoin in the next few years. But we should be open to the idea that something has changed regarding the mid-term bull trend. Bitcoin has bull-trapped a lot of people for 2 months now, so there should be significant resistance overhead.

These levels will become more precise as we approach them, but my general take hasn't changed: $11k-13k, maybe a bit higher, should serve as solid resistance to sell. Then, wait and see where the bulls support the price. Hopefully the lows are in at $6,000. But I wouldn't wait until sub-$6,000 to sell.
You are right since in that price range, the resistance comes from bitcoin hodlers themselves. I also doubt if ever bitcoin would rise back to price higher than that in the next coming weeks, there is too lot of hodlers that wants to sell IMO and most of them doesn't want to wait until sub $6000. I also wonder if we will see another dump or not in the next days to come? Well I hope that isn't the case.
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February 08, 2018, 05:56:53 PM
#8
I just read this comments on reddit and I believe this should encourage some of us to keep holding our Bitcoin! This is a hard things to do in the present of this bearish trends that we have seeing since the beginning of this year. I think we are going to have a new set of holders if we sell our coins now and this might create a new investors out of the dump.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/7w2f83/bitcoin_bull_is_not_over_novogratz_raises_250/

It feels like (and I think this is a pretty popular opinion) Bitcoin price fluctuations are extremely cyclical. It goes with the good rise, then a correction/drop, people see that the price is low and have always wanted to get into bitcoin, so they put their money in, the rise goes back up.

For the past year, we've seen the rise phase exaggerated and the drops not as much. In the past few weeks, we've seen the drop stage take a stronger stand. Just based on these observations from my own side, since Bitcoin is still on an overall rise, I think there's a good chance that those rise stages will be exaggerated again. I don't know if it'll happen this month or even this quarter, but I believe that the rise is bound to happen soon.
Most of the past years have marked similar growth, but the price falling low from a much increased price has made it to be a major issue. Going through the market and the growth chart over the years, it is clear that every year has similarities in the growth pattern and the same is happening right now too. Nothing needs to be exaggerated as well nothing is there to panic, it all happens in a cyclic manner as mentioned in the above post. We need to have the understanding.
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February 08, 2018, 05:32:55 PM
#7
I just read this comments on reddit and I believe this should encourage some of us to keep holding our Bitcoin! This is a hard things to do in the present of this bearish trends that we have seeing since the beginning of this year. I think we are going to have a new set of holders if we sell our coins now and this might create a new investors out of the dump.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/7w2f83/bitcoin_bull_is_not_over_novogratz_raises_250/

I agree, generally. But this widespread sentiment that "the bottom is in, next stop $100k" is beginning to worry me. If most people agree on that, then some more shaking of the trees is in order.

We've been through lots of corrective cycles characterized by bull traps and eventual rounded bottoms. The weekly candle closed below the 20MA. That hasn't happened since early 2016. I am very bullish on Bitcoin in the next few years. But we should be open to the idea that something has changed regarding the mid-term bull trend. Bitcoin has bull-trapped a lot of people for 2 months now, so there should be significant resistance overhead.

These levels will become more precise as we approach them, but my general take hasn't changed: $11k-13k, maybe a bit higher, should serve as solid resistance to sell. Then, wait and see where the bulls support the price. Hopefully the lows are in at $6,000. But I wouldn't wait until sub-$6,000 to sell.
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February 08, 2018, 05:32:20 PM
#6
No article should be a convincing factor when it comes to you being bullish on Bitcoin or not. If you understand how powerful Bitcoin is as tool in a world where we don't actually own the far majority of our wealth, and where we almost only transact within centralized ecosystems, it should make you an instant bull. Everything else is just hype driving. It's safe to say that with how Bitcoin has gone up explosively in the last 12 months, people see money in Bitcoin and will do everything to nurse and execute their own agenda plans. It's great that it may help Bitcoin forward, but it's not that we strictly depend on it, because one way or another, we'll blast through any realistic level in the coming few years anyway.
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February 08, 2018, 04:59:18 PM
#5
Have only been a follower of Mike since November and the way his estimates hit the mark is insane; he once stated that the month of December would be hard to predict so he didn't launch a new hedge fund in the said month like they should have, which turns out to be the best move possible. Good thing I sold out before everything blew off on December 23 and kept holding until I released some fiat again to buy just 2 days ago. If his estimates and analyses are correct, I'd be in the greens again for this year. It is extremely tempting to sell during the crash from $14k down to $6k but still, patience and emotional fortitude really pays off in the world of crypto.
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February 08, 2018, 04:28:34 PM
#4
People set standard in bitcoin price, and that is the all time high of $20000, this is the main reason why during this dump in value people consider it to be a crisis and a sort of loss on their part, but if we could think about it bitcoin started from a very low price but through fluctuations it reaches this high. The market is unpredictable and very volatile but given the fact, at this point in time I still consider this as profit and not a loss as long as the value dont reach $100 again.
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February 08, 2018, 02:24:10 PM
#3

It feels like (and I think this is a pretty popular opinion) Bitcoin price fluctuations are extremely cyclical. It goes with the good rise, then a correction/drop, people see that the price is low and have always wanted to get into bitcoin, so they put their money in, the rise goes back up.

For the past year, we've seen the rise phase exaggerated and the drops not as much. In the past few weeks, we've seen the drop stage take a stronger stand. Just based on these observations from my own side, since Bitcoin is still on an overall rise, I think there's a good chance that those rise stages will be exaggerated again. I don't know if it'll happen this month or even this quarter, but I believe that the rise is bound to happen soon.

We can see the same patterns that have occurred for years in bitcoin occurring again, only now they seem to happen in a more exaggerated nature and on a much more accelerated scale, the crashes seem to be over a matter of days instead of weeks/months.
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February 08, 2018, 01:33:13 PM
#2
I just read this comments on reddit and I believe this should encourage some of us to keep holding our Bitcoin! This is a hard things to do in the present of this bearish trends that we have seeing since the beginning of this year. I think we are going to have a new set of holders if we sell our coins now and this might create a new investors out of the dump.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/7w2f83/bitcoin_bull_is_not_over_novogratz_raises_250/

It feels like (and I think this is a pretty popular opinion) Bitcoin price fluctuations are extremely cyclical. It goes with the good rise, then a correction/drop, people see that the price is low and have always wanted to get into bitcoin, so they put their money in, the rise goes back up.

For the past year, we've seen the rise phase exaggerated and the drops not as much. In the past few weeks, we've seen the drop stage take a stronger stand. Just based on these observations from my own side, since Bitcoin is still on an overall rise, I think there's a good chance that those rise stages will be exaggerated again. I don't know if it'll happen this month or even this quarter, but I believe that the rise is bound to happen soon.
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February 08, 2018, 01:07:10 PM
#1
I just read this comments on reddit and I believe this should encourage some of us to keep holding our Bitcoin! This is a hard things to do in the present of this bearish trends that we have seeing since the beginning of this year. I think we are going to have a new set of holders if we sell our coins now and this might create a new investors out of the dump.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/7w2f83/bitcoin_bull_is_not_over_novogratz_raises_250/
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