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Quote from: hosseinimr93 on January 24, 2018, 08:12:20 AM

Yes, it seems that the price rise is now more healthy. the last time the price rose that much, it was really abnormal. Now the price is rising smoothly after it was corrected. But we should consider everything is still possible. Wales can manipulate the price. A sudden rise or a sudden fall in price is possible.

Whales probably are still testing if he price can get lower but i agree with you that it's preferrable for btc value to move slowly rather than pumping hard and then dumping. Many people who tried to ride the pump last december probably sold at a loss due to panic or were stuck. It will now be a test of patience for these people.

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Yes, it seems that the price rise is now more healthy. the last time the price rose that much, it was really abnormal. Now the price is rising smoothly after it was corrected. But we should consider everything is still possible. Wales can manipulate the price. A sudden rise or a sudden fall in price is possible.

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For me, what’s happening to crypto market now especially in bitcoin is just a healthy pullback. In fact it is quite beneficial for those who wants to invest. Bitcoin is still in recovering stage, maybe in a couple of weeks or months the price will be profitable again. I think having enough knowledge about cryptocurrency market will ease the fear from further price drops. For this is the volatile and unpredictable nature of crypto market.

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I don't care about this kind of analysis because if you look in the previous behavior of bitcoin you can see that it will sure recover from a certain down fall, this is how I see bitcoin and how bitcoin really behaves in the past, I f you truly have faith in bitcoin that its gonna go up with every struggle it takes it will sure go back in its previous All Time High and will surely go even beyond that.

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It is going to be a healthy pullback after this. For now, there is still doubt and fear in the market that bitcoin's final support at $10k is going to wear off and just crash to the ground. Therefore i think we could still be at this low level for some days/weeks to come before making an adjustment upwards in terms of price. Though i don't think that scenario is going to be sticking around for long.

A lot of people are already buying back in and with price as you said, losing around 50% of its value within like 2 months, it's a steal of a price. Bitcoin could continue to go upwards, but first, a steady recovery back to a respectable price is needed.

I think that once the pullback initiates, we could well see $15k within a few weeks before prices that are $20k+.

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I think it is healthy pullback. It is the correction that made it's value normalizes again. Have read an article saying "don't panic" it is just a normal thing for cryptocurrency.

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seeing how bitcoin grows for almost a decade now I believe this is just a healthy pull back. If we only try to look at the history of bitcoin what is happening today is really something should not be worry about besides I don't think this drop in bitcoin price should be consider as a dump because I started joining bitcoin with on $3000 value and having tgis $12000 is still a good value for me. The only problem is many expects too much in bitcoin that they ignore the legacy it has made through the years.

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Quote from: btcone111 on January 23, 2018, 04:12:21 PM

If btc had risen to $40K from there straight the impact could be even worse.

Not so sure about that. In this case it would mean that the important $20k level has been broken, which is extremely bullish, and the important $30k level too. I am confident that regardless of how high we might have seen the price go up, there at some point would follow a sizeable correction, but we would probably (empty speculation from today's perspective, I know) settle way higher than current levels. Either way, we, or at least I, can be happy about how far we have gone up compared to last year's price exactly on the same day. People were complaining about the price to be stuck at $14-$15k, and now we are hovering around $11k -- what do you guys prefer, a stuck market at $11k, or a stuck market at $14k? Roll Eyes

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Quote from: btcone111 on January 23, 2018, 04:12:21 PM

It's inevitable we see btc price being so weak after all the climb to $20K was absolutely bubbly.
Something has to give.
If btc had risen to $40K from there straight the impact could be even worse.

I wouldn't say it was a bubble bursting, just a very frantic rise followed by a harsh correction. You're right that if we went straight to 40k it could and would be even worse. Really now it would be good for bitcoin to retouch maybe 20k and then hover around 15-20k.

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It's inevitable we see btc price being so weak after all the climb to $20K was absolutely bubbly.
Something has to give.
If btc had risen to $40K from there straight the impact could be even worse.

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Quote from: kwukduck on January 22, 2018, 11:19:25 AM

There is nothing healthy about a mass sell-off of an asset that is fundamentally broken on so many levels.

Agree with the mass sell off part. This could be the part when we are in denial... But what's the basis for BTC being 'fundamentally broken'. Sure it could be if you compare it to the more traditional assets, but BTC is something new that it's really hard to judge it, predict its future or even classify what it really is.

And it's open source project at that. So it's its own animal.

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There is nothing healthy about a mass sell-off of an asset that is fundamentally broken on so many levels.

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It is indeed a correction and could have a healthy pullback at around 2-3 months. Profit taking is not done yet for those who had a goal of 1 year who bought BTC at a price level of $1k+ last year. FUDs are being spread like a disease all over the news and social media as well which affects those who have weak hands in investment causing panic selling.

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I think thats a healthy pullback. People today are just panicking and creating issue by themselves. I cannot see some negative sides that are occuring on bitcoin today. We just need to be patience and responsible.

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I personally think its a wait till february as January is quite unpredictable due to people taking profits and we've had a lot happen in this month on top of that

1. BCC ponzi collapse
2. Governmental taxes/shutdowns
3. A lot of inexperienced money flow that might overreact to circumstances.

But I can easily see BTC retrace back to 8k. Just wondering when are we calling something a ''healthy pullback'' or ''correction'' and when are we speaking of a crash? If this was stocks this would be an utter disaster crash.

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I think there will be more correction before another surgery throughout the year.

Market might remain bearish for few more weeks with ocassional small pump from optimists.

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it is a correction and a healthy pullback until proven otherwise.

the only reason why it was bigger than it should have been (meaning it was 50% from ATH instead of being 30% tops and 40% worse case) is that bitcoin has been filled with FUD and lots of issues. we had the huge spam attack which has stopped about 2 days ago after the big dip to $9200 ended. I don't ever consider these coincidences. these are market makers playing with the market to make the most out of it. and sometimes things get bigger than normal.

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Quote from: tokeweed on January 22, 2018, 06:48:32 AM

Nice looking analysis you got there. But here's the thing, it's only a 'healthy pull back' if the price reverses and trends back up again. But who's to say that it's going back up again? What if it goes down a bit more to 8k USD? Would that be a 'healthy pull back' as well?

It's currently in the upward channel that was formed prior to November (If you look at teh charts and draw a support line starting from the rise in Jan 2017, you can see that the current bitcoin price is above that line).

As long as it stays above that line, it should gradually rise. There won't be a spectacular move, but it should grind upwards.

The time to panic is if bitcoin falls below that line.

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I think Bitcoin is just ranging between12k and 10k. This is nothing to be alarmed about since it's neither negative nor positive. People are just accumulating within these levels.

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Quote from: hugeblack on January 22, 2018, 04:33:43 AM

Do you think this is a Healthy pullback (like writer Analysis ) OR more crash coming?

Source: https://bravenewcoin.com/news/bitcoin-price-analysis-healthy-pullback/

I think that it really is a healthy pull back since Bitcoin is being more stable to used atm albeit not being that stable but when compared to last December, it was better and faster for transactions to get a confirmation in blockchain today. Also the price dip is just a normal retracement for it to prevent Bitcoin having an unhealthy market. For now I think there aren't any crash to expect in the next coming weeks.

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