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Topic: bitcoin failed to rise again, get ready for the incoming big crash (Read 3475 times)

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I checked the Bitcoin price on August 30, $508, now the price is only $360, but I am not give up
Hold it till December 2015, you will see huge returns by then

How do you know?
hero member
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I checked the Bitcoin price on August 30, $508, now the price is only $360, but I am not give up
Hold it till December 2015, you will see huge returns by then

I don't think we'll see huge returns this year at all. Next year will be the year of price increase, even tho im not sure about an epic rally happening again any time soon.

Is your crystal ball for sale?
full member
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I checked the Bitcoin price on August 30, $508, now the price is only $360, but I am not give up
Hold it till December 2015, you will see huge returns by then

I don't think we'll see huge returns this year at all. Next year will be the year of price increase, even tho im not sure about an epic rally happening again any time soon.

I surely hope so dude. I surely hope so.

Good luck with that... Wait until we get near 400 to start hoping again
newbie
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I checked the Bitcoin price on August 30, $508, now the price is only $360, but I am not give up
Hold it till December 2015, you will see huge returns by then

I don't think we'll see huge returns this year at all. Next year will be the year of price increase, even tho im not sure about an epic rally happening again any time soon.

I surely hope so dude. I surely hope so.
full member
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I checked the Bitcoin price on August 30, $508, now the price is only $360, but I am not give up
Hold it till December 2015, you will see huge returns by then

I don't think we'll see huge returns this year at all. Next year will be the year of price increase, even tho im not sure about an epic rally happening again any time soon.
full member
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I checked the Bitcoin price on August 30, $508, now the price is only $360, but I am not give up
Hold it till December 2015, you will see huge returns by then
member
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I checked the Bitcoin price on August 30, $508, now the price is only $360, but I am not give up
hero member
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Well even we know that's not gona happen but if it certainly will i am ready to buy again.
legendary
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it brought down btc to 300$ and its not reviving fast

Bitch please.
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The incoming big crash will bring us to $400 but the recover will be faster than expected.
it brought down btc to 300$ and its not reviving fast
newbie
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The incoming big crash will bring us to $400 but the recover will be faster than expected.
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A pumpkin mines 27 hours a night
I'm just imagining him really trying to save us from losing our money, this really would be an interesting turn of events! But I'll just stick with my assessment that it really is just his personal opinion and I shouldn't lose my faith in BTC!
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Bitcoin price recently has tried more than three times to break out but all failed, this showing the general market think bitcoin is over-price & over-value & should go down

If we don't go up soon then some big dumps can be expected, just like the last long sideways which crashed after failed to touch $620
This time bitcoin is going to flash crash down to $1xx - $2xx, however back up again is possible in the long term (may be 2016-2017)

Winklevoss ETF will actually be shot down
GABI is already priced in
Dubai exchange won't create any thing new

Let's talk straight:
Bitcoin has tried it's best to break out but all failed, people are getting out and no one with a college degree will invest any serious sums into bitcoin after MTGOX fiasco,
The market is currently only a playground for gamblers and fanatics

Bitcoin is just like a ponzie pyramid schame today, your fund invested in bitcoin are vanishing because early adopters / merchants are selling / spending / cashing out them very hard (you saw all those " xxx accepted bitcoin" news, most bitcoins accepted are sold right away means your fund has been transferred to the merchants, Convert fiat to bitcoin -> use bitcoin to pay merchant -> merchant convert bitcoin back to fiat), they must thank you for your free money to buy: Luxury House/Yacht/Jet/Cash/etc, just like Charles Ponzi's old happy day, so wonderful

Only who bought lower than you will sell/use the coins, same as you want more people to buy the price higher than your bought price so you can grab their money and get rich just like a ponzie schame.
The question is people are getting out, no one is buying your coins, what you left at the end are worthless digital numbers but at least you had have fed many exchangers + payment service providers with "fees"

Anti-FUD translator...  :  800-1200$ in December

Thx, let me buy more BTC

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I don't think so.  Most of the BTC was purchased or earned for way below where we are now.  Sure if you bought in Nov/Dec 2013 you are underwater but few other people are.  This to me looks like the standard period of ferment like we had after the "bubble" to $31, followed by an extended period of trading at $10, then to $250 followed by $80, and then $1000, followed by $500.

Not going to the moon is not the same as crashing.

Well I actually don't think that only a few people are well in the red numbers as of now. I believe that a lot of people that are around today first got involved in the November Bubble of 2013 and are now maybe at 50-70% of their initial worth!
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This is only a long period of stagnation, let's wait and the train will come.
legendary
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I don't think so.  Most of the BTC was purchased or earned for way below where we are now.  Sure if you bought in Nov/Dec 2013 you are underwater but few other people are.  This to me looks like the standard period of ferment like we had after the "bubble" to $31, followed by an extended period of trading at $10, then to $250 followed by $80, and then $1000, followed by $500.

Not going to the moon is not the same as crashing.
legendary
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the price is just stable now, there is no need to worry, it can't be pumped 1 day after that big dump
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Trust me!
Am I wrong or everyday he is posting the same thread (same bearish contents) named in a different way? Smiley

It's simple psychology. He most likely needs reassurance that his decision to stay/get out of Bitcoin is the right one. As long as the price is stagnating or even falllling, he also enjoys the confirmation he gets on this forum. (Here, I said his name, enjoy falllling Smiley )
Buo
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Am I wrong or everyday he is posting the same thread (same bearish contents) named in a different way? Smiley
legendary
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Bitcoin is just like a ponzie pyramid schame today, your fund invested in bitcoin are vanishing because early adopters / merchants are selling / spending / cashing out them very hard (you saw all those " xxx accepted bitcoin" news, most bitcoins accepted are sold right away means your fund has been transferred to the merchants, Convert fiat to bitcoin -> use bitcoin to pay merchant -> merchant convert bitcoin back to fiat), they must thank you for your free money to buy: Luxury House/Yacht/Jet/Cash/etc, just like Charles Ponzi's old happy day, so wonderful

Only who bought lower than you will sell/use the coins, same as you want more people to buy the price higher than your bought price so you can grab their money and get rich just like a ponzie schame.
The question is people are getting out, no one is buying your coins, what you left at the end are worthless digital numbers but at least you had have fed many exchangers + payment service providers with "fees"

Bitcoin is a pyramid schema that is being more and more used by merchants and is nothig but worthless digital numbers.


Makes total sense
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