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April 16, 2022, 06:41:19 AM
#37
Bitcoin Every 4 Year

2010: $1
2014: $400
2018: $6,000
2022: $50,000
2026: $300,000?


https://twitter.com/ChartsBtc/status/1512222716153065472
300k? seems possible to happen , because if we will look at the chart Bitcoin price increases hugely every 4 years  , actually if we will take it to what happens every changes? it can actually reach 400-500k
But of course never look too much of you are really investor , instead be contented in at least 100-200k and consider it profiting and if plans to sell? then do it right away.
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April 16, 2022, 05:53:40 AM
#36
In my opinion, the Bitcoin price cycle will not always occur every four years because the Bitcoin demand-supply mechanism will change over time. Not only that, the increasing number of Bitcoin investors has certainly turned overall market participants towards bullish and bearish sentiments for Bitcoin prices. Therefore, I think one phase of Bitcoin's price could be more than a year or even two years into the future.
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April 16, 2022, 03:49:28 AM
#35
I would rather look at peaks of the cycles:

$1,200 -> $20,000 : ~16.6 times increase

$20,000 -> $69,000 : 2.5 times increase

$69,000 -> ??

$172,500 is the upper bound, assuming it will be lower than 2.5 times increase

Most probably it's going to below 2.5
Even If we say $138,000 2 times increase is quite a bit higher but realistic prediction in the next 4 year cycle.
That 2017 ATH is the most increase of all time for Bitcoin. That's the "lambo" pump. In the next coming years might be a bit slow increase multiplier for Bitcoin, but for long term perspective It could be the best retirement plan as Bitcoin will be on an upward momentum every cycle.

Yeah, it's within the bounds as well of one of the most famous prediction model we have. And obviously as the price goes up, the X multiplier will have to go down.

Nevertheless, 6 digits as the price in the next bull run cycle?

No one thought that this is possible years ago, specially those who opted to get out but now looking at the future, the price could go off again in 2024-2025 massive run.
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April 16, 2022, 03:43:20 AM
#34
The price usually reacts after the Bitcoin halving and that is the start of the rise with Bitcoin, so I’m expecting more in the coming years especially now that the total supply of Bitcoin is about to mined and that could affect the whole system of Bitcoin. $100k are more possible to happen for now, and when there’s no more supply to mined people will just have to trade and pay a huge price just to have Bitcoin, it will happen soon in the market.
sorry mate but the total bitcoin about to mined? there are still more than 20 years mate before all of the bitcoin being mined and there are lots of things to come from that matter.

so don't get deeper into that instead try to look in brighter side first.
 and also the bad effect in opposite side.

Bitcoin will increase of course but remember there are also altcoins on the table.
The difference is that it is going to get very little, so the miners will not be making way too much from the bitcoins that they mine. However, when people consider the income of the miners, they only consider how much bitcoin they mine, look at all the transactions in a single day, and look at how much transaction fee is paid every day, that money is divided into blocks and paid to miners as well and I am pretty sure it could be more than the bitcoin mined as well.

Even when the time comes and there is no bitcoins to be mined, I can 100% guarantee that miners will go on because the fee's they make from the transactions are still quite good amount of money to continue.
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April 16, 2022, 02:24:00 AM
#33
I know bitcoin when the price skyrocketed from under $100 to $1000 in 2013, then in 2014 the price dropped significantly and was below $100 again, the same thing happened again in 2017 when it skyrocketed to almost $20k then in 2018 the price dropped below $4000 , 2021 prices skyrocket to over $69k and will 2022 repeat the previous trend?
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April 15, 2022, 02:44:35 PM
#32
It's a big surprise for those people who don't have trust on bitcoin since 2014 until now, because most of them ignoring and underestimate bitcoin without knowing that after how many years bitcoin will become so expensive especially after halving, where in more than what some sort of experts expectations every year.

Actually people who trust the bitcoin since 2014 had earned large in 2017 .The same was happened in 2020.From the 2022,Huge investment was get into the market.Some few scam coins make the people to think crypto currency like a scam.But it was not able to control by the forum now.So mostly people trying to find scam project from it’s white paper,before investing have a look on bitcoin.
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April 15, 2022, 02:44:06 PM
#31
The price usually reacts after the Bitcoin halving and that is the start of the rise with Bitcoin, so I’m expecting more in the coming years especially now that the total supply of Bitcoin is about to mined and that could affect the whole system of Bitcoin. $100k are more possible to happen for now, and when there’s no more supply to mined people will just have to trade and pay a huge price just to have Bitcoin, it will happen soon in the market.
Bitcoin price fluctuations are an excellent dynamic to continue to receive worldwide attention. People want to own bitcoin because they are aware that they will probably get a decent return, but at the same time they also realize that it is a high risk investment asset even when very confident about its potential.

The halving cycle may be another factor for increasing demand in the market, but so far it cannot be guaranteed to always be the basis for why we should invest. Today, bitcoin is still losing 40% more than its price, so don't be greedy even when you are absolutely sure of it. So, Be wise.
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April 15, 2022, 02:11:17 PM
#30
Look anything is possible. Back in 2015 I met some local Bitcoin guy and at the time price was like $200 or $300 or so. I asked what he will do when Bitcoin hits $1000 again, will he sell everything or sell earlier.

He basically told me that Bitcoin is not only going to go to $1000 it will go to $10000. I told the guy there is no way it will go to $10000.

So having all these price predictions today is no different. It’s possible it can reach 6 figures and stay there however we won’t know until the time comes.

Remember when people in 2018-2019 wanted to sell at $20K and right now everybody wants to buy at $20K because it seems cheap.
That guy is a legend but I wonder why he will sell everything that he got or sell earlier than 1k when his the one that predicts that btc can go for more increase? Is he retiring to bitcoin or what? but if you only believe him, you will still be hodling your bitcoins now or you have waited till the price of btc reached 10k before you sold yours and earn a more nicer profit than the price where you sold your coins.

Predictions today are more believable than predictions before so there is no reason why will someone won't buy now and hodl their btc. Price today is cheap, they shouldn't ask for more lows because it won't likely happen anymore.
It is difficult to know the reasons behind the actions of each person unless they are directly stated, while many people have no intention of selling at all and they will only use their bitcoin directly there are others that have some price in mind at which they want to sell so they can fulfill some kind of long term goal for themselves, is it wrong? I do not think so,  after all even if such people will loss the privilege of being invested in the best asset around the world they will gain something from it they consider to be more valuable for them.
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April 15, 2022, 10:24:05 AM
#29
The price usually reacts after the Bitcoin halving and that is the start of the rise with Bitcoin, so I’m expecting more in the coming years especially now that the total supply of Bitcoin is about to mined and that could affect the whole system of Bitcoin. $100k are more possible to happen for now, and when there’s no more supply to mined people will just have to trade and pay a huge price just to have Bitcoin, it will happen soon in the market.
sorry mate but the total bitcoin about to mined? there are still more than 20 years mate before all of the bitcoin being mined and there are lots of things to come from that matter.

so don't get deeper into that instead try to look in brighter side first.
 and also the bad effect in opposite side.

Bitcoin will increase of course but remember there are also altcoins on the table.
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April 15, 2022, 04:50:06 AM
#28
I would rather look at peaks of the cycles:

$1,200 -> $20,000 : ~16.6 times increase

$20,000 -> $69,000 : 2.5 times increase

$69,000 -> ??

$172,500 is the upper bound, assuming it will be lower than 2.5 times increase

Most probably it's going to below 2.5
Even If we say $138,000 2 times increase is quite a bit higher but realistic prediction in the next 4 year cycle.
That 2017 ATH is the most increase of all time for Bitcoin. That's the "lambo" pump. In the next coming years might be a bit slow increase multiplier for Bitcoin, but for long term perspective It could be the best retirement plan as Bitcoin will be on an upward momentum every cycle.
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April 14, 2022, 09:10:13 PM
#27
It's a big surprise for those people who don't have trust on bitcoin since 2014 until now, because most of them ignoring and underestimate bitcoin without knowing that after how many years bitcoin will become so expensive especially after halving, where in more than what some sort of experts expectations every year.
STT
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April 14, 2022, 08:08:40 PM
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Remember when people in 2018-2019 wanted to sell at $20K and right now everybody wants to buy at $20K because it seems cheap.


Thats only very recently become the lay of the land.  I'd say the concrete is still wet on that idea, whenever people are gloomy about us heading downwards I'll always refer back to roughly this one line you quote.  Any action now is solidifying that perception into a reality that somehow 20k would be a bargain buy right now.    
   Its always totally possible whatever high price we get it, its temporary and just a spike and the downside mirrors the upside and we never get that peak again.   Consider all the up and down we had in price over the last year or so and its in sum total really positive accumulation not a selloff really.   Trying to recognize and realize that is part of knowing BTC is really bullish, the people who have been in Bitcoin for years have a far easier time doing so but the market overall has to mature at each tier of gains before it may move on especially.   I dont think 2022 that we move so fast, just develop around here.
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April 14, 2022, 04:55:44 PM
#25
The price usually reacts after the Bitcoin halving and that is the start of the rise with Bitcoin, so I’m expecting more in the coming years especially now that the total supply of Bitcoin is about to mined and that could affect the whole system of Bitcoin. $100k are more possible to happen for now, and when there’s no more supply to mined people will just have to trade and pay a huge price just to have Bitcoin, it will happen soon in the market.
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April 14, 2022, 04:40:05 PM
#24
This idea has been thrown around for a long time but I never really believed it. I get that people think that every 4 years there is a cycle but at the same time the last one was in 2017 and then in 2020 we increased above that price, which means 3 years, and even though we increased in 2014 before that, which is another 3 years, people still think it is 4 year cycles.

If we were to talk about cycles, it should be 3 years, so that would make it around 2023 when the price should go up again, and we are getting closer to that. In 2017 it was great, but in 2018 it was horrible, in 2020 it was great but in 2021 it was even better, so how could we say that history repeats itself when we have so many proof that it doesn't?
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April 14, 2022, 11:39:54 AM
#23
Bitcoin Every 4 Year

2010: $1
2014: $400
2018: $6,000
2022: $50,000
2026: $300,000?
From the data that I saw you gave, the difference in Bitcoin prices in 2017 and 2018, you did not enter the highest 2017 data in a period of 4 years, 2018 entered, another 2019 did not enter.

Do you have data before the 4 year low, I mean before the halving.

I'm not denying what will happen in 2026, it may or may not happen, depending on the crypto market and requests, I'm a little curious about what Bitcoin price data will be in 2023 or 2024, do you have data for that, even though it doesn't happen, but a little curious.
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April 14, 2022, 09:28:51 AM
#22
Look anything is possible. Back in 2015 I met some local Bitcoin guy and at the time price was like $200 or $300 or so. I asked what he will do when Bitcoin hits $1000 again, will he sell everything or sell earlier.

He basically told me that Bitcoin is not only going to go to $1000 it will go to $10000. I told the guy there is no way it will go to $10000.

So having all these price predictions today is no different. It’s possible it can reach 6 figures and stay there however we won’t know until the time comes.

Remember when people in 2018-2019 wanted to sell at $20K and right now everybody wants to buy at $20K because it seems cheap.
That guy is a legend but I wonder why he will sell everything that he got or sell earlier than 1k when his the one that predicts that btc can go for more increase? Is he retiring to bitcoin or what? but if you only believe him, you will still be hodling your bitcoins now or you have waited till the price of btc reached 10k before you sold yours and earn a more nicer profit than the price where you sold your coins.

Predictions today are more believable than predictions before so there is no reason why will someone won't buy now and hodl their btc. Price today is cheap, they shouldn't ask for more lows because it won't likely happen anymore.
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April 10, 2022, 09:30:30 PM
#21
Look anything is possible. Back in 2015 I met some local Bitcoin guy and at the time price was like $200 or $300 or so. I asked what he will do when Bitcoin hits $1000 again, will he sell everything or sell earlier.

He basically told me that Bitcoin is not only going to go to $1000 it will go to $10000. I told the guy there is no way it will go to $10000.

So having all these price predictions today is no different. It’s possible it can reach 6 figures and stay there however we won’t know until the time comes.

Remember when people in 2018-2019 wanted to sell at $20K and right now everybody wants to buy at $20K because it seems cheap.
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April 10, 2022, 07:40:40 PM
#20
I would rather look at peaks of the cycles:

$1,200 -> $20,000 : ~16.6 times increase

$20,000 -> $69,000 : 2.5 times increase

$69,000 -> ??

$172,500 is the upper bound, assuming it will be lower than 2.5 times increase

a 1.5 times increase would be $103,500, so under such model the next ATH will be in that range. After that ATH the price will drop and stabilize, and it's a big question just how big the crash will be. Previously Bitcoin was sinking to just 20% of its ATH value, but this time could be different and we might see only 50% bottom, and the next cycle's bottom could look even better
STT
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April 10, 2022, 07:02:46 PM
#19
Avoid taking the highest prices, it would be like judging the fluid level of a pan by the amount its boiled over each time.   It obviously comes with alot of noise, the truest trend in most prices but especially crypto has been the lowest least interest times when most dont expect any special rise.    Selling at a high is a luxury but its only really there if you can hold the negative gloom price also, market is reflection of all kinds of things not just value and usage but often weakness in other currencies also.
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April 10, 2022, 06:24:41 PM
#18
2026: $300,000?

when I looked at these numbers the first thing I thought was: " where is the price forecast for 2026?" then I see 300,000$ Grin well honestly it seems to me a very exaggerated price prediction, if we look at the current price that we are not even at 100,000$ and we are in 2022 and we look at that there are also always some years when the price drops a lot and is stagnant, we can see that for 2026 the price of bitcoin could be in your $150,000 to $200,000. I think it's a very realistic number. Of course if regulation chokes the market then the price could be less than $150,000

Ohhhh look at that 2020 price to 2022 and yet we can see trends about "When Bitcoin bull?".  Grin Scary and funny.
That's what you get from new investors who are looking for rush profits and didn't even have a clue of how long old investors had waited just to get into this amount.
I dare them hold it for 2-3 years minimum. They got used to that invest and run schemes of different projects now and they want to do the same with Bitcoin.

let's admit that very few people can hold their satoshis long-term. most maybe can hold for months and sell their stash once they got good profits. but years and years of waiting, very few in my opinion. anyway, if you are a believer of btc and you have extra funds, anytime is a good time to collect more as you are looking for long-term here. and hoping that such predictions will at least give you good returns.

most of the time people buy and when they think the price is going down for months they sell at a loss
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