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Topic: Bitcoin Hype Has Barely Even Begun (Read 261 times)

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July 11, 2018, 05:45:47 AM
#35
I believe that the hype has barely even begun. Only 1 percent of the global population owning any cryptocurrency and news of banks and financial institutions looking incorporate blockchain technology and invest in cryptocurrencies; I think there will be a more mainstream adoption in the coming 18-24 months.


I also hope the same we need some hype to make price recover from its fall. I'm confident that this bearish season will not tame longer and bullish may replace the crypto market. with the continues integration of block technology  in any field of businesses and bitcoin would bemefit this.
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July 11, 2018, 05:42:19 AM
#34
I believe stability will return back to Bitcoin after the World Cup because many people sold their bitcoin at a cheaper rate just to go watch the world cup at rush.... So we should expect much HYPE soon
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July 11, 2018, 05:25:25 AM
#33
I believe that the hype has barely even begun. Only 1 percent of the global population owning any cryptocurrency and news of banks and financial institutions looking incorporate blockchain technology and invest in cryptocurrencies; I think there will be a more mainstream adoption in the coming 18-24 months.



definitely. This is still only the dawn of digital currencies. When people will start really using it and the adoption will reach let's say 30%, imagine how huge it can be in general, not only in terms of prices
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July 11, 2018, 05:22:08 AM
#32
Bitcoin being hype is inevitably its, popularity rise up to this day and still keep on spreading larger and higher, as people specially investor are becoming more and more curious about it and it dream profit but then the price value in the market are also slowly decreasing and its quite alarming for those who invest much.
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July 11, 2018, 05:17:47 AM
#31
i do think the hype did began last year, the end of 2017. The value skyrocket in just months. That's why there is decline now because that hype has died down. Maybe we will get to experience that again or maybe not. But i do agree on that it will be more mainstream. hopefully very soon.
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July 11, 2018, 05:07:57 AM
#30
The market has been in a dip for a very long time. The investors had held their coins for a long period of time. Now that the prices have gone up again, the people and the entire market indulged in the bitcoin hype. Let' hope that the prices will up further.
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July 11, 2018, 01:48:44 AM
#29
I believe that the hype has barely even begun. Only 1 percent of the global population owning any cryptocurrency and news of banks and financial institutions looking incorporate blockchain technology and invest in cryptocurrencies; I think there will be a more mainstream adoption in the coming 18-24 months.


I was busy thinking that the percentage of people in the world was above 10%. Wow for an infant technology, with just 1% of the world's population, Yet it has achieved this much hype.

What happens when another 1% adds to this stellar technological innovation, then we will look for a word higher than hype because the hype will be massive. I'm in for the long term and I am proud to be among the 1% of people using bitcoin.
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July 11, 2018, 01:41:51 AM
#28
Yeah the hype does not begun yet and as of this moment there is another major dip again. Here we go again with the worries and problem that crypto or bitcoin might gone forever. This is a sad happening especially to the investors out there waiting for something or hoping that we could profit here.
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July 11, 2018, 01:33:00 AM
#27
There is no way saying that with confidence. In either direction it remains a subjective opinion without any base and are basically worthless. It depends on too many factors, like regulation, how states with weak currencies (example Turkey) will use it a government independent store of value, further mass adoption etc etc. Thing we know is, the supply is capped, which at least enables to think in this high figures. Rest is just dumb speculation.
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July 11, 2018, 12:12:22 AM
#26
I believe that the hype has barely even begun. Only 1 percent of the global population owning any cryptocurrency and news of banks and financial institutions looking incorporate blockchain technology and invest in cryptocurrencies; I think there will be a more mainstream adoption in the coming 18-24 months.



What do you mean hype ? I think bitcoin just falling recently. Usually the hype of crypto market is occurring at the end of year.
But 2018 maybe the exception for this time. If cryptocurrency will be adopted by many big companies, it will be a different story.
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July 10, 2018, 06:59:40 PM
#25
I believe that the hype has barely even begun. Only 1 percent of the global population owning any cryptocurrency and news of banks and financial institutions looking incorporate blockchain technology and invest in cryptocurrencies; I think there will be a more mainstream adoption in the coming 18-24 months.
So far,so good. Remember, Satoshi only wanted a few transactions. Tongue
The more people join, the more fucked up things would get. The fees would eventually become expensive af. Let the hype be as low as possible. I, also like that people lost faith in bitcoin, but hey it is all good for us. You know what I mean. Roll Eyes
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July 10, 2018, 06:56:58 PM
#24
- Whales started to pump the price last year
- News outlet started to report all this surge as amazing and even a people from remote area got interested in new gold rush.
- They bought at peak price because it took time for them to know how to buy bitcoin and some even paid 10-15% price in rush.
- Whales now decided to sell all their holding and few people from government specially from china. After that they started to spread FUD.
- Several other government joint the rally which is for sure influenced by big banks and fund managers because they have their short position open.

Now after all those poor top buyers will sell all their coins for loss and whales will have their short position closed, we might see another rally but it will take really long time for sure.

Even though last year only less than 1% of population have bought bitcoin price was pushed really high so we can expect more strong surge than last one when more people will get into bitcoin. Price is related to demand and supply, bitcoin's supply is limited so what affect the price is just demand.
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July 10, 2018, 06:44:38 PM
#23
I believe that the hype has barely even begun. Only 1 percent of the global population owning any cryptocurrency and news of banks and financial institutions looking incorporate blockchain technology and invest in cryptocurrencies; I think there will be a more mainstream adoption in the coming 18-24 months.



There's always been hype, because of the hype in the past we are in this present situation, it is always been there, it's just the many bad news and hacking that has happened hampered Bitcoin's continuous development, if these things did not happen we are on the 30 to 50 k level but Bitcoin is still in adoption period.
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July 10, 2018, 06:33:29 PM
#22
I, too, think so, and this argument becomes decisive for me when buying a new coin. Crypto currency will necessarily increase its popularity and maybe even faster than you expect (12 months).
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July 10, 2018, 02:36:35 PM
#21
Thank you for the explanation.  It really helps the ones who are interested in Learning about Bitcoins. Am interested in Learning about bitcoin and Crypto trading, So I think this forum would be a great resource for me.
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July 10, 2018, 12:22:01 PM
#20
If you remember the massive bull run last year you will see that it was everywhere, even on the Ellen show she kept mentioning bitcoin. When it happens again it will be all over the place.
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July 10, 2018, 12:17:14 PM
#19
The people who invested last December-January are now holding bitcoin that are worth less than half than it was when they bought them.

 Roll Eyes Really got me amused. This is a fact and the reality of business. I don't wish to be trapped like that. My candid advise to them however is to keep holding (but , shaking my head) , it is not easy if you bought at $18,000-20,000 and you need price to tripple to get to the entry price at least. Not a good story though.

The first time I invested in crypto, the hold market fell by over 50%, but I didn't worry because I was prepared for turbulence and it paid off. Even with current down trend in the market my balance is still positive from that moment and of course I am going to hold for as long as possible.
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July 10, 2018, 10:26:33 AM
#18
I believe that the hype has barely even begun. Only 1 percent of the global population owning any cryptocurrency and news of banks and financial institutions looking incorporate blockchain technology and invest in cryptocurrencies; I think there will be a more mainstream adoption in the coming 18-24 months.


There is so much more that need to happen before bitcoin gains more adoption. The fear that bitcoin is a scam or is used by criminals need to change and the many legislations by some countries against bitcoin need to be relaxed.
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July 10, 2018, 10:22:11 AM
#17
The people who invested last December-January are now holding bitcoin that are worth less than half than it was when they bought them.

 Roll Eyes Really got me amused. This is a fact and the reality of business. I don't wish to be trapped like that. My candid advise to them however is to keep holding (but , shaking my head) , it is not easy if you bought at $18,000-20,000 and you need price to tripple to get to the entry price at least. Not a good story though.
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July 10, 2018, 10:17:45 AM
#16
I agree with you. It's true that a lot of people have been hearing about Bitcoin, but none of them really knows what it is actually for and how adopting it feels like. However, little by little, the community is growing, and having my hopes upheld, I think more people will start using Bitcoin in near future.
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July 10, 2018, 10:12:04 AM
#15
I believe that the hype has barely even begun. Only 1 percent of the global population owning any cryptocurrency and news of banks and financial institutions looking incorporate blockchain technology and invest in cryptocurrencies; I think there will be a more mainstream adoption in the coming 18-24 months.



Agreed, total market cap is still extremely low.  Less than 300 billion? come on, Bezos, Gates, and Buffet are worth more than that.

The cool thing about Bitcoin is the large number of decimal places, so in the future we may be talking about satoshi units as we tlak today about dollars.
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July 10, 2018, 10:08:00 AM
#14
many people knows about bitcoin there is no doubt that it gaining popularity but knowing it and understanding it this two are different thing that's why if the market is not hype then we can't blame them for the situation as much people will invest in here without these acitivity a sudden hype will barely begin
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July 10, 2018, 09:42:23 AM
#13
Yes you are right blockchain technology will rise more and more. But I don't think but only Bitcoin price will rise with that bbeacuwe typo many coins are coming which will affect dependence on Bitcoin. So the price of Bitcoin will rise but not too much.

as long as the altcoin is still growing the possibility for bitcoin will always rise as in exchange paasti will happen by itself, just waiting for time
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July 10, 2018, 09:34:03 AM
#12
Actually in market the conditions is not okay because of price based on this this types of hypes is really in need because people will like to invest based on increasing price so normally price will be increase which is really good for everyone.
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July 10, 2018, 09:32:37 AM
#11
The hype of bitcoin has increased significantly after the increase in its price. This has made a lot of new investors to invest in it without gaining knowledge on it. As a result they have faced losses when the prices of the coin dropped. Yet there are a lot of people left without the knowledge of crypto currency, with proper advertisement these people can be reached and the usage of bitcoin will increase.

A lot of people that entered the market during the 2017 bull run did not expect the possibility that Bitcoin would drop. Many people bought in thinking that the price would just continue to rise. However, when this correction started they did not take it well. Many people that joined weren't professional investors and a lot of the time it was their first time investing in anything. So when the price started to drop they didn't know what to do and panic sold, thus deepening the correction. This dip in price is good because it weeds out the get rich quick people.
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July 10, 2018, 09:02:55 AM
#10
The hype of bitcoin has increased significantly after the increase in its price. This has made a lot of new investors to invest in it without gaining knowledge on it. As a result they have faced losses when the prices of the coin dropped. Yet there are a lot of people left without the knowledge of crypto currency, with proper advertisement these people can be reached and the usage of bitcoin will increase.
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July 10, 2018, 09:00:04 AM
#9
news of banks and financial institutions looking incorporate blockchain technology and invest in cryptocurrencies;

this has hardly anything to do with bitcoin and its hype though!
the banks and financial institutions are interested in the technology and want to use it for their own benefit which usually translates into them creating their own altcoin which will most probably be closed source and surely centralized.

as for their investment, no bank is ever going to invest in cryptocurrenices. they may end up adopting bitcoin because it is a currency and they are working with currencies. but that would be about it and it may not happen for at least another 10 years.
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July 10, 2018, 08:53:02 AM
#8
Hype has already come and gone -- for Bitcoin's use as an investment, at least. It has already become a household name last December, and I assume those who truly wanted to invest in it has already dipped their toes at that time. Every news outlet was talking about it and was churning out guides on how to invest. Based on the drop, I would assume most have already pulled out their money, too.

Hype on Bitcoin's utility as a currency hasn't come yet though, and at the rate things are going, it may take a while. It's a bit too niche as it currently stands and has a lot of issues it needs to overcome first. It's going to be worth the wait though, because this is what will drive true adoption.

I don't know about an 18-24 months timeline, but that would certainly be possible if institutional money comes in, which has been speculated on for a while now.
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July 10, 2018, 07:55:53 AM
#7
I think you are right. Still a very small portion of people are engaged into it. In the coming months the adoption will increase with the increasing price hopefully and we will see thw bitcoin hype too then.
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July 10, 2018, 06:52:15 AM
#6
There many countries who are dealing with bitcoin and using it as payment method. The price is even increasing gradually. This time the price may exceed the highest.
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July 09, 2018, 12:09:49 PM
#5
I believe that the hype has barely even begun. Only 1 percent of the global population owning any cryptocurrency and news of banks and financial institutions looking incorporate blockchain technology and invest in cryptocurrencies; I think there will be a more mainstream adoption in the coming 18-24 months.


I also agree that this is not the good time going for any crypto currency, all these crypto currencies are in controversy because of their very low valuation and people are now losing trust over crypto currencies and now hesitating in investing into these crypto currencies and the most critical time is for bitcoin, which has loosed so many investors and I think that it is media and the government who is continuously demotivating people from not to invest into bitcoin but I still feel that the situation of all the crypto currencies will improve.
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July 08, 2018, 02:55:07 AM
#4
Bitcoin was overhyped last December-January. Lots of people on some countries knew about bitcoin because of lots of news putting up headlines on how bitcoin reached $15k-$20k.

lets not confuse "knowing" about bitcoin which is basically hearing its name or reading about it in the news, with "adoption". it is true that many people have already heard about bitcoin, maybe 70% or more of the population of the world have heard the word "bitcoin" already but to really know it and adopt it is a different thing.

about less than 1% of the whole world have adopted bitcoin and a lot of them have been traders.
we are far away from the real mass adoption where bitcoin is used by a decent percentage of the world instead of <1% and is used as a currency.

True. The thing is, probably a big percentage of that 70% know bitcoin only as an investment. Not as what it actually is and is for, unfortunately. Couldn't blame them though, most of the news are about bitcoin's price. That's why we need less hype and more technology(more idiot-friendly wallets, etc).
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July 08, 2018, 02:42:35 AM
#3
Bitcoin was overhyped last December-January. Lots of people on some countries knew about bitcoin because of lots of news putting up headlines on how bitcoin reached $15k-$20k.

lets not confuse "knowing" about bitcoin which is basically hearing its name or reading about it in the news, with "adoption". it is true that many people have already heard about bitcoin, maybe 70% or more of the population of the world have heard the word "bitcoin" already but to really know it and adopt it is a different thing.

about less than 1% of the whole world have adopted bitcoin and a lot of them have been traders.
we are far away from the real mass adoption where bitcoin is used by a decent percentage of the world instead of <1% and is used as a currency.
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July 08, 2018, 02:38:04 AM
#2
Bitcoin was overhyped last December-January. Lots of people on some countries knew about bitcoin because of lots of news putting up headlines on how bitcoin reached $15k-$20k. Will the same happen? Maybe, maybe not. But it's going to take real adoption for us to get that kind of hype again. The people who invested last December-January are now holding bitcoin that are worth less than half than it was when they bought them.
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July 08, 2018, 02:19:47 AM
#1
I believe that the hype has barely even begun. Only 1 percent of the global population owning any cryptocurrency and news of banks and financial institutions looking incorporate blockchain technology and invest in cryptocurrencies; I think there will be a more mainstream adoption in the coming 18-24 months.

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