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February 29, 2020, 08:08:07 PM
#50
is it safe to assume that Bitcoin is probably hitting a capped price(i.e $10k)?

No. Did you see how bitcoin price goes on a wild swing this month alone?

Went went as high as $10,300 then go back down to $9700 then recovered and bounce to 5 digits again.
But look at the current price, so there's no such thing as steady price, because it is only one of the best speculative asset, everything is based on speculation, it might trade sideways on certain levels, but having a steady price? it won't happened.
That is why investors should always be alert and analyze the past movement of Bitcoin to be able to closely predict what might be the standing of Bitcoin everyday for a possible return of profit. It is a given fact that we couldn't really predict what would really happen to the standing of Bitcoin in the future. Like me, I thought as the halving event comes closer, the price also of Bitcoin will continue to increase because of the investors or holders will store Bitcoin that would certainly decrease the supply of the coin.

For me, the only certain thing that might happen is a great decrease in its supply and a Bull run during or after the halving.
 
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February 29, 2020, 12:03:06 PM
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It is either be lower or higher for this month but I doubt that it would be stable at a certain point given that the market value of not only Bitcoin but also other cryptos are naturally volatile. Stability could only be possible if ever Bitclin would be regulated to majority of the countries. But for that thing to happen, there will be more years to come given that issues are still being faced by blockchain technology in general.
why not ? actually its now happening  , recently the price playing at 9k to 10k usd  . this can take for a long time but i think im not ok with it    , would be more better if btc be stable at a good price range maybe 15k to 16k usd  .

  still i dont assume that the stability will last forever knowing that there are still county and people that arent involve in btc  but once all of them enter , the price can either pump more and it can also dump more harder than what we are experiencing right now   .
It is just stable at such point because there is an anticipated event particularly with Bitcoin halving. Investors are holding from selling at such point and maybe are also anticipating for a bigger profit once true bull run occured after the halving as what was expected by the majority.
Too risky I think. Excessive expectations often affect the analysis, it is better to take a middle ground. Hopefully, but many things can change and happen unexpectedly. Just look at the price movements of bitcoin this month, quite wild, huh? unexpected ups and downs even though there are no strong news or numbers. Approaching halving is still not too significant changes in price, I hope the flash pump will come soon.
Being patient and not making absurd conclusions would be more advisable at this moment due to the anticipated halving just like the fork before that boosted the market price of Bitcoin. It is either investors are waiting for a price increase or a lower market value for them to invest once its price become lower as the day of halving is approaching.
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February 29, 2020, 10:17:03 AM
#48
why not ? actually its now happening  , recently the price playing at 9k to 10k usd  . this can take for a long time but i think im not ok with it    , would be more better if btc be stable at a good price range maybe 15k to 16k usd  .

  still i dont assume that the stability will last forever knowing that there are still county and people that arent involve in btc  but once all of them enter , the price can either pump more and it can also dump more harder than what we are experiencing right now   .
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February 29, 2020, 09:36:45 AM
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Too risky I think. Excessive expectations often affect the analysis, it is better to take a middle ground. Hopefully, but many things can change and happen unexpectedly. Just look at the price movements of bitcoin this month, quite wild, huh? unexpected ups and downs even though there are no strong news or numbers. Approaching halving is still not too significant changes in price, I hope the flash pump will come soon.
Not sure there will be a big pump before halving because as has happened a few days, prices may stagnate in the same range for the next few weeks, not sure there will also be large changes that are more positive because at least there are many external factors that might have an impact bad for more significant growth. That way I'll just wait and maybe there will be a more positive move at the beginning of the third quarter later, who knows.
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February 29, 2020, 06:53:45 AM
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is it safe to assume that Bitcoin is probably hitting a capped price(i.e $10k)?

That wouldn't be certain by now because there's no fixed value for bitcoin due to volatile market behavior which every can't determine. The safest way to consider for the main time is that, we should focus on holding and accumulating our asset while we're still having unpredictable trend which suddenly surprise us every minute. Just like with the latest crash, no one has been expecting that to occur this month due to lots of positive expectations.

Bitcoin price can change almost every day and for as much as we all want the price to be steady it won't happen. Bitcoin wouldn't be this value if it weren't for its volatility that attracts investors and being unpredictable is already part of bitcoin nature so we can't really say bitcoin is having a steady price or price cap. With the upcoming halving we may see ups and downs I just hope it will go back again to $10k.
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February 28, 2020, 06:31:58 PM
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Too risky I think. Excessive expectations often affect the analysis, it is better to take a middle ground. Hopefully, but many things can change and happen unexpectedly. Just look at the price movements of bitcoin this month, quite wild, huh? unexpected ups and downs even though there are no strong news or numbers. Approaching halving is still not too significant changes in price, I hope the flash pump will come soon.
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February 28, 2020, 12:00:50 PM
#44
is it safe to assume that Bitcoin is probably hitting a capped price(i.e $10k)?
A capped price no, I don't think so, but clearly a big resistance. I don't think we can expect to see Bitcoin finishing the year above its ATH, in fact I think we'll have to wait many months to see bitcoin staying above $15000, I don't even expect that for this year. Bitcoin will certainly reach $15k at some points during the year, but I doubt he'll be able to settle above that level despite the halving in 10 weeks.
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February 28, 2020, 11:40:35 AM
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Volatility will remain for the next several years. Relative to fiat currency exchange rates against each other, Bitcoin has a low percentage variance so far, but in absolute amounts has not been very stable, at least $100 USD up and down every day.
Or maybe volatility will remain forever. I cannot see the price of bitcoin in any way that would be steady even in full capped. The price may move in a short or long range of value but it will never be on same place where it was yesterday, there will be a movement for sure every time. I thought this time wil be the trigger to pump the bitcoin again in $20000 , I thought hitting $10K will be the start, too unfortunate for my stacked.

We may see steady price in maybe the next decade or two, as mined coins will be close to 99% then. The last 1% will take a hundred years.
Imagine if all btc was mined and still volatility rate is at high haha, it will be very playable game to join to right? I wish whales that time will become playful and merciful.
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February 28, 2020, 08:44:55 AM
#42
is it safe to assume that Bitcoin is probably hitting a capped price(i.e $10k)?

What do you mean by "capped price"?There's no such thing as a steady price,when it comes to bitcoin.
The 10K USD price was a psychological  barrier that couldn't resist the selling pressure caused by various factors and it simply collapsed back to 8.6K USD.No bitcoin price level can be considered stable and you should educate yourself more about the price behavior of assets with immense price volatility like Bitcoin.
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February 28, 2020, 07:53:29 AM
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Volatility will remain for the next several years. Relative to fiat currency exchange rates against each other, Bitcoin has a low percentage variance so far, but in absolute amounts has not been very stable, at least $100 USD up and down every day.

We may see steady price in maybe the next decade or two, as mined coins will be close to 99% then. The last 1% will take a hundred years.
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February 28, 2020, 05:58:46 AM
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Bitcoins is never actually going to stay at any rate for a long time , it will be constant for a while but eventually it will fall or rise , that is comple inevitable.

Therefore I do not think that we will be able to achieve a steady price in terms of bitcoins since , it is not dependent on any currency , it's independent and therefore it does not have an actual buffer system that will support the increase and decrease of that.
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February 27, 2020, 06:57:19 PM
#39
No, the last high was $10k.

The next low will be about $5 and the next high will be about $7.5


Possibly, but maybe by the end of this year we might be able to see that price again since Bitcoin already experienced that price lately. Bitcoin didn't surpass the $15,000 yet so the odds of getting a low price like that is too high. I guess $10,000 is the highest price this year even if the halving occur this coming May there's no way that the price would boost fast after that. We'll at least need to wait for more than a month before we could actually see the sign of bull run.
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February 27, 2020, 06:10:27 PM
#38
No, the last high was $10k.

The next low will be about $5 and the next high will be about $7.5

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February 27, 2020, 01:56:17 PM
#37
is it safe to assume that Bitcoin is probably hitting a capped price(i.e $10k)?

That wouldn't be certain by now because there's no fixed value for bitcoin due to volatile market behavior which every can't determine. The safest way to consider for the main time is that, we should focus on holding and accumulating our asset while we're still having unpredictable trend which suddenly surprise us every minute. Just like with the latest crash, no one has been expecting that to occur this month due to lots of positive expectations.
Theres no such thing about fixed or some sort in relation to the price.Its always been volatile and as said it might be stable or less moving for the mean time and then suddenly it do pumps or dumps without even expect for it to happen.Its true that the recent dump wasnt being anticipated yet most people on community do already have that bullish sentiment or views towards the price since we are already heading on halving event.

We shouldnt really expect much that the price do have some fix point because it wont really happen and its been like that since past 10 years.  Smiley
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February 27, 2020, 12:22:59 PM
#36
Steady price? Nah, I don't think so. I haven't heard of any coins having steady price most especially bitcoin. The price of bitcoin in the market is still a good price although it dropped from 10k, I think that is still not the limit of the hype price of bitcoin. It's just a warm up (I hope so). It will rise up again as the halving month approaches.

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February 27, 2020, 07:54:46 AM
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is it safe to assume that Bitcoin is probably hitting a capped price(i.e $10k)?
how i wish it is now mate but it doesn't because few hours after you posted this?the market start to fall bad and now we are in dumping stage again.

Bitcoin price falls to $8000 level again and there is no sign of returning back near,it seems that we are going back from the beginning of this year when the value is still $7,200.

if my speculation is correct we are under correction and may see another fall before totally goes Up .so holders keep holding and wait for a chance of buying again soon.
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February 27, 2020, 07:46:02 AM
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We are not getting to that situation for sure. Even though we are able to reach $10k but we can't expect that we may stay there for long but rather to expect pumps and dumps will usually happen along the way. With this volatile market, you can't think of having a steady market trend coz it all comes into regular price changes. In fact, it isn't new to us and we already knew about this since before.

Whether we like it or not, the market will stay like this and for the coming years.
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February 27, 2020, 02:38:11 AM
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is it safe to assume that Bitcoin is probably hitting a capped price(i.e $10k)?

I don't think so. It is right that bitcoin already hit $10k, but unfortunately, bitcoin cannot still increase but only get down. And now the price is down for more, and we see the price reach $8700. We don't know when bitcoin price can increase back because it seems, the bitcoin price is hard to grow at the end of this month. But we have a new chance to see a bitcoin price increase in the next month until before the halving time, so when the halving time comes, we can hope to see the bitcoin price can increase more than $10k.
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February 27, 2020, 12:42:51 AM
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is it safe to assume that Bitcoin is probably hitting a capped price(i.e $10k)?
Hitting 10K$ just matter of time.For now it's not going to hit 10k$.if you see the last 2 days charts, you will see that market is bleeding.Maybe this time btc price will be stable in 8500$.second week of march we we will see btc price 9k$ again.I think btc will cross 5 digit number again in last week of march or 1st week of april.Even it can be before,also btc reward halving so 10k$ is easy for bitcoin.
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February 26, 2020, 09:54:52 PM
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is it safe to assume that Bitcoin is probably hitting a capped price(i.e $10k)?
 

 I don't think it is that way. As you can see it was hard to hit up $9,000 again as of today and was trying to climb up but still failed. I just hope it will gain more strength to fight the bear since bear is really strong for now. The steady current price is at $8,500-$8,700 and some are trying to say that btc will reached down $8,200. Well, i hope not. But according to my TA, too it is possible to happen.
 
 Let's just focus on other opportunity while this market is hard to predict. Aiming for steady price is really impossible, OP.
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