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January 11, 2023, 12:23:26 AM
Why should they believe that altcoins can grow higher than Bitcoin, without Bitcoin price recovery then altcoins will not have a bullish impact and altcoins have risks from crucial news from internal projects, many altcoins cannot grow at that time because investors switch to invest in Bitcoin , the growth potential of Bitcoin's price is more predictable than that of altcoins
Maybe because they have their reasons for entrusting altcoins to grow, even though it is very clear that altcoins are always more difficult to grow if Bitcoin does not get a better boost in the market. After all investors are also not so stupid to hang on to altcoins that they are always more likely to switch to Bitcoin when their profit targets are not met in altcoins. As a closer proof now everyone can see how the altcoins increased when Bitcoin started moving up to $17,510 in 24 hours
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January 10, 2023, 05:58:45 PM
People cant really just easily made out some easy switch into altcoins because if they do saw that main trend setting "Bitcoin" does struggle on increasing its price then they would
be assuming that it would really be the same on what they would be seeing on altcoins and this is where people do still hesitant on doing such action which i couldnt blame them off.
For this year 2023 we dont know on what would be the bottom and if ever the price would really be making out some recovery which is something that truly unpredictable
and there's no way on telling on what would gonna happen ahead.
Why should they believe that altcoins can grow higher than Bitcoin, without Bitcoin price recovery then altcoins will not have a bullish impact and altcoins have risks from crucial news from internal projects, many altcoins cannot grow at that time because investors switch to invest in Bitcoin , the growth potential of Bitcoin's price is more predictable than that of altcoins
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January 10, 2023, 04:58:31 PM
My prediction will be the next bear year and there will be a new low for bitcoin, which is a good thing for those who are looking to buy bitcoin at a lower price. Although my prediction is down, but I hope it won't fall too much because that will make the altcoin market worse and the recovery will last longer. But if that really happens then I would consider buying more bitcoins and selling my altcoins.
The ratio of Bitcoin now, i don't think that Bitcoin can go more low than way it's right now, instead it will continue to experience more bullish, if should advice a investor, i will directly encourage them to take precautions to the particular altcoins they should invest on now, because Bitcoin might have take much time to be recovered, because Bitcoin as it stands Bitcoin can not go below the existing price situation it's right now.
People cant really just easily made out some easy switch into altcoins because if they do saw that main trend setting "Bitcoin" does struggle on increasing its price then they would
be assuming that it would really be the same on what they would be seeing on altcoins and this is where people do still hesitant on doing such action which i couldnt blame them off.
For this year 2023 we dont know on what would be the bottom and if ever the price would really be making out some recovery which is something that truly unpredictable
and there's no way on telling on what would gonna happen ahead.
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January 10, 2023, 04:53:11 PM
My prediction will be the next bear year and there will be a new low for bitcoin, which is a good thing for those who are looking to buy bitcoin at a lower price. Although my prediction is down, but I hope it won't fall too much because that will make the altcoin market worse and the recovery will last longer. But if that really happens then I would consider buying more bitcoins and selling my altcoins.
The ratio of Bitcoin now, i don't think that Bitcoin can go more low than way it's right now, instead it will continue to experience more bullish, if should advice a investor, i will directly encourage them to take precautions to the particular altcoins they should invest on now, because Bitcoin might have take much time to be recovered, because Bitcoin as it stands Bitcoin can not go below the existing price situation it's right now.
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January 10, 2023, 01:03:34 PM
I don't think it will be that low ($5k), even though in 2023 there will be a price drop again I'm sure the bitcoin price won't be far from the current price (it won't touch $10k). I believe 2024 will be the year of the next phase of the bull market, in other words in 2023 the price will gradually recover as many investors start buying crypto in preparation for the 2024 bull market.
If we compare 2023 with 2019, it is likely that in 2023 we will see bitcoin price around 30k, which is about half of last ATH. I also think real growth will start in 2024, but there will definitely be a rebound in 2023.
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January 10, 2023, 12:19:25 AM
Well I can see the bitcoin price continuing to fall but not to so low like $5,000 or 10k in 2023. I would be fine with a $25,000 price per Bitcoin this year with a possible recession coming and higher interest rates and with all the uncertainty surrounding the war.
25k in recession ? when in 2022 that the price did not even break 20k in December in which the Ideal time about bitcoin increasing its price?

I'm not sure we are going to see 5k or 10k but I also don't see it coming 25k when we are still struggling because of many factor.

Bitcoin price will not increase much in January.  But there is also a question whether the price will come down.  Bitcoin has been a pillar of the market for a long time.  But since two days the Bitcoin market is on the upswing but this is our happy news.  Huge investments are made which will be recovered with little growth.
and maybe till December?

it may change in different way depend on how investors support the market this early stage of 2023
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January 06, 2023, 04:48:02 PM
What evidence do you have for your claim, or on what basis do you base what you are saying? I can't make a prediction for 2023, but as seen by economists or the world bank. 2023 will be another bad year for the economy as rising interest rates start seeping into our economy. So I wouldn't be as optimistic about a bull run as you think bitcoin will hit $64k in the next 2 months, or even this year is unlikely. And one more thing, we are still far from halving, so we cant expect bitcoin to go to 64k in 2023.
The idea is to make predictions, this is the "speculation" section of bitcointalk, which means we are all speculating and making things up. I believe that 2023 will be a "bad" year but the bad there has a level to it, and I think 2020-2021-2022 were worse than what 2023, it's not going to be good at all, but it's not going to be worse than those three years neither.

This is why that means a recovery, if you took an example and got 10 out of 100, then 20 out of 100 then 30 out of 100 that means if the exam you take next could be 40 and still be bad but better than previous years. That's what we should be focusing on, and that's what we should be doing.
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January 05, 2023, 02:03:03 PM
I don't think it will be that low ($5k), even though in 2023 there will be a price drop again I'm sure the bitcoin price won't be far from the current price (it won't touch $10k). I believe 2024 will be the year of the next phase of the bull market, in other words in 2023 the price will gradually recover as many investors start buying crypto in preparation for the 2024 bull market.
How can you see the data of investors who started buying crypto in preparation for the 2024 bull market? Because I haven't seen this in the market right now. And if it does happen, I will wait gradually to see an increase in the price of all cryptos or at least the cryptos that are often bought by many people this year. Because people like big investors love different cryptos even though they won't see a new crypto that ranks so far from the top ten.
Accumulation is when there is less trading but more wallets with bitcoins. It means traders may end up dropping the price, because there are more sellers, but the buyers are not there to trade it, but to keep a hold of it. That means there is an accumulation and I think thats not really that bad of an idea, it is definitely a good thing for us.

It means there are many people who trust that the price will go up, and I believe that too. It is not going to be tomorrow or something, it will definitely take some time but it will be a great thing when it happens. This is why it is important to keep following the market and see what others are doing to have an idea about the future.
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January 05, 2023, 07:56:21 AM
Bitcoin price will not increase much in January.  But there is also a question whether the price will come down.  Bitcoin has been a pillar of the market for a long time.  But since two days the Bitcoin market is on the upswing but this is our happy news.  Huge investments are made which will be recovered with little growth.
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January 05, 2023, 01:48:46 AM
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This is a quick question... do you think the bitocoin price will continue falling during the 2023, or we are actually seeing the bottom price? can you see bitcoin at $5,000 during 2023? $10,000 perhaps?

Thank you a lot, trying to make the right desitions...

Kind regards;
Chris

I think, the price will still decrease more than $16,821, but it will not decrease more than $15,000 before it will increase higher to help long term traders and short term traders to make a good income from their investment. It will be difficult for the price of Bitcoin to fall down to $5,000 this year 2023, because this year 2023 will be a better year that will make traders to celebrate in the community. The right decision is to invest in Bitcoin now, and have full confident of winning something big when the price hit back $64,000 before the end of next two months.

What evidence do you have for your claim, or on what basis do you base what you are saying? I can't make a prediction for 2023, but as seen by economists or the world bank. 2023 will be another bad year for the economy as rising interest rates start seeping into our economy. So I wouldn't be as optimistic about a bull run as you think bitcoin will hit $64k in the next 2 months, or even this year is unlikely. And one more thing, we are still far from halving, so we cant expect bitcoin to go to 64k in 2023.
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January 05, 2023, 12:55:43 AM
Quote from: chrusso
This is a quick question... do you think the bitocoin price will continue falling during the 2023, or we are actually seeing the bottom price? can you see bitcoin at $5,000 during 2023? $10,000 perhaps?

Thank you a lot, trying to make the right desitions...

Kind regards;
Chris

I think, the price will still decrease more than $16,821, but it will not decrease more than $15,000 before it will increase higher to help long term traders and short term traders to make a good income from their investment. It will be difficult for the price of Bitcoin to fall down to $5,000 this year 2023, because this year 2023 will be a better year that will make traders to celebrate in the community. The right decision is to invest in Bitcoin now, and have full confident of winning something big when the price hit back $64,000 before the end of next two months.
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January 04, 2023, 11:49:54 PM
I don't think it will be that low ($5k), even though in 2023 there will be a price drop again I'm sure the bitcoin price won't be far from the current price (it won't touch $10k). I believe 2024 will be the year of the next phase of the bull market, in other words in 2023 the price will gradually recover as many investors start buying crypto in preparation for the 2024 bull market.
How can you see the data of investors who started buying crypto in preparation for the 2024 bull market? Because I haven't seen this in the market right now. And if it does happen, I will wait gradually to see an increase in the price of all cryptos or at least the cryptos that are often bought by many people this year. Because people like big investors love different cryptos even though they won't see a new crypto that ranks so far from the top ten.

It's a gradual process though, perhaps some of them have bought a lot during the lower lows of around $15,500. Currently we are trying to break that $17k barriers at the start of the year so maybe the data is still fairly young at this point.

Nevertheless smart investors could have bought or doing DCA that's why we haven't seen the effects.

And next is the FOMO, those who doesn't want to buy right now, but immediately jump on the bandwagon when we are about to go a bull run. So that is the two sets of investors right now and go figure who will be the winner at the end.
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January 04, 2023, 06:22:45 AM
I don't think it will be that low ($5k), even though in 2023 there will be a price drop again I'm sure the bitcoin price won't be far from the current price (it won't touch $10k). I believe 2024 will be the year of the next phase of the bull market, in other words in 2023 the price will gradually recover as many investors start buying crypto in preparation for the 2024 bull market.
How can you see the data of investors who started buying crypto in preparation for the 2024 bull market? Because I haven't seen this in the market right now. And if it does happen, I will wait gradually to see an increase in the price of all cryptos or at least the cryptos that are often bought by many people this year. Because people like big investors love different cryptos even though they won't see a new crypto that ranks so far from the top ten.
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January 04, 2023, 03:19:48 AM
Well I can see the bitcoin price continuing to fall but not to so low like $5,000 or 10k in 2023. I would be fine with a $25,000 price per Bitcoin this year with a possible recession coming and higher interest rates and with all the uncertainty surrounding the war.
$5k, nah, I don't think we will see that price, if worst comes to worsts, become around $10k-$13k will be the final capitulation for us. The war is still in the background, many nations are affected by it even the US, UK and Germany.

I think we just need  lower our projections a bit. I’m still very optimistic long term but this year I wouldn’t recommend focusing too much energy on the price. I’m a long hold on Bitcoin so I would just say be patient and not let the fluctuations get to you.
And I guess we should be optimistic and look for the long term. We will have like just 15 months before the block halving. So if there is energy that we need to focus, that is to look for it and so we should accumulate as much as we can in this bear market 2023 and doesn't matter what will be the lowest or floor price that we will see in this crypto winter.
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January 04, 2023, 03:00:46 AM
Well I can see the bitcoin price continuing to fall but not to so low like $5,000 or 10k in 2023. I would be fine with a $25,000 price per Bitcoin this year with a possible recession coming and higher interest rates and with all the uncertainty surrounding the war.

I think we just need  lower our projections a bit. I’m still very optimistic long term but this year I wouldn’t recommend focusing too much energy on the price. I’m a long hold on Bitcoin so I would just say be patient and not let the fluctuations get to you.
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January 02, 2023, 01:48:32 AM
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I'm still looking forward to seeing a push lower in the price of Bitcoin towards $10k in Q1 of 2023, which likely may bring us to the market bottom, because I don't really think that the pain is done yet in the market looking at macro economic factors and the Fed. Maybe a bit consolidation phase once again in Q2 in the zone, then  in Q3 a relief rally that will pull us out of the zone,  and finally in Q4 we might get a slight pull back from whatever price rally might have in Q3 before 2024 halving year.

This is just my opinion but Bitcoin does whatever thing it wants to do at any given time.
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January 01, 2023, 06:00:15 AM
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I don't think it will be that low ($5k), even though in 2023 there will be a price drop again I'm sure the bitcoin price won't be far from the current price (it won't touch $10k). I believe 2024 will be the year of the next phase of the bull market, in other words in 2023 the price will gradually recover as many investors start buying crypto in preparation for the 2024 bull market.
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December 31, 2022, 06:58:33 PM
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Hi folks and friends,

This is a quick question... do you think the bitocoin price will continue falling during the 2023, or we are actually seeing the bottom price? can you see bitcoin at $5,000 during 2023? $10,000 perhaps?

Thank you a lot, trying to make the right desitions...

Kind regards;
Chris
Nothing can be said about the position of the market in 2023. We have stayed in 2023.And how did you get the correct information here. Are you sure in 2023 bitcoin will fall between 5000 and 10000 dollars.So how can you tell that I am right how can you tell that I am right decision.We are currently in a bear market. Bitcoin is down 62%. That would be what we would consider the current low for Bitcoin.So if you wait to invest, you would be foolish to wait to invest.You can invest by investing in this instant market. Later, if the market is dumping, you can also invest from here.
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December 31, 2022, 04:29:14 PM
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Hi folks and friends,

This is a quick question... do you think the bitocoin price will continue falling during the 2023, or we are actually seeing the bottom price? can you see bitcoin at $5,000 during 2023? $10,000 perhaps?

Thank you a lot, trying to make the right desitions...

Kind regards;
Chris
I also read some news that analyzed the price of Bitcoin based on the previous bullrun chart and compared it to the 2021 bullrun. So the chart comparison still has the possibility that the Bitcoin price will drop. But my guess is Bitcoin price will never go below $10k. If Bitcoin goes below $10k, of course the dump this time is much higher compared to 2018 after the bull market.
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December 29, 2022, 05:03:36 AM
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what would be the reason for this fall?
FED can do this by more monetary tightening. They are doing this since 60k from last year.
The Fed is trying to contain inflation, and they are slowly reaching their goal, they are not targeting bitcoin, bitcoin is not worth their attention yet, what bitcoin is experiencing this year is the impact bitcoin has to face. Because it is part of the world economy.

remember that even the pandemic did not hurt bitcoin that hard back in 2020
The moment the market started collapsing soon after pandemic got viral throughout the countries worldwide, FED started printing more to save the economy in 2020. Hence, the markets rebounded very smoothly despite the covid attack. But this time, FED is on a different mood, they dont care about the stocks for 2023 as JPoW indirectly said this in his previous speech. Sad
The crisis, and inflation this year are mainly caused by the pandemic, meaning the government prints money during the pandemic to save the economy, and 2022 is the year we have to pay the price for that money printing. The Fed is still the same, they are not in a different mood, they cannot continue to pump money, but instead, they need to withdraw what has been pumped out, only then can the economy stabilize.
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