Topic: Bitcoin Price Passes $750 to Hit 28-Month High - page 8. (Read 5626 times)
It's hard to tell what will happen because it depends a lot on human emotion. Panic selling or panic buying can drive the price either way. I'm surprised at how high it has gotten at this point.
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In your opinion what's happening in this moment? It will be a dump after the halving? What you expect in the next month? New ATH will be reached?
In my opinion price will reach 1100$, then there will be a drop to 700$, and price will be stable around that price.
In your opinion what's happening in this moment? It will be a dump after the halving? What you expect in the next month? New ATH will be reached?
In my opinion price will reach 1100$, then there will be a drop to 700$, and price will be stable around that price.
yeah surely there will be a dump after $1000-$1100 which will make the price go down a little bit.
but i do believe that this is not the end and price will continue going higher again.
My opinion, before halving happened btc price will reach $1000, and after halving, btc price would be down to $700-$800 and then stable because people dumped their btc and they think thats the best time for sell, and maybe some people still hold their btc hoping the price will be going up again.
No... I don't think that is going to happen this time. Remember the last halving? The BTC prices were going at around $10 per coin at the time of the block reward halving in 2013 January (from BTC50 per block to BTC25 per block). However, it took another year for the exchange rates to climb to $1,200 per coin (in 2013 December).
I expect a massive price change before the half occurs. Many people have been saying that this will be a drop in price. I'm not too sure myself. 
Bitcoin is higher than ever now, if you consider that the latest ATH had bot volume, now its real volume. We will be at 1,000 + very soon, and this time we are ready.
Well For now I think it will hit above 800$ before halving but after the rise thats happening now I know there's are sudden fall. It will fall back maybe back to 500$ or more but I dont think it will go beyond than that.
My opinion, before halving happened btc price will reach $1000, and after halving, btc price would be down to $700-$800 and then stable because people dumped their btc and they think thats the best time for sell, and maybe some people still hold their btc hoping the price will be going up again.
it is very possible that if prices continue to rise very rapidly we could touch $1000 before halving occurs. but if we decreased again and sometimes stable, I think we will not reach $1,000 within the next 2 weeks
My opinion, before halving happened btc price will reach $1000, and after halving, btc price would be down to $700-$800 and then stable because people dumped their btc and they think thats the best time for sell, and maybe some people still hold their btc hoping the price will be going up again.
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In your opinion what's happening in this moment? It will be a dump after the halving? What you expect in the next month? New ATH will be reached?
In my opinion price will reach 1100$, then there will be a drop to 700$, and price will be stable around that price.
make sense,if you wish and predict bitcoin will reach $1100. but as we know this is the highest price since last two years,and after that year we never see bitcoin price reach this leve,its why i think this is almost top of price,i guess it only stable in $600 and have highest price at $1000. In my opinion price will reach 1100$, then there will be a drop to 700$, and price will be stable around that price.
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Who knows? Not I...
The whole price jump was a surprise (for me), in that this seems (SEEMS!) to somewhat unconnected to The Halving, as we have been discussing that for months. My guess is that the Chinese are the added new demand for BTC, hence the sharp price increase.
The Halving has been predictable, no new information for any of us. Usually when there is predictability, there is typically nothing new that happens DUE TO THAT, as "everybody knows".
$750 is nice, I cashed out some BTC earlier ($691) for gold, so perhaps my timing was not the best, but at least part of my BTC stash got cashed-out at a profit. But, $750 is not a game changer.
What would be a game changer for me? $5000, say...
Who knows? Not I...
The whole price jump was a surprise (for me), in that this seems (SEEMS!) to somewhat unconnected to The Halving, as we have been discussing that for months. My guess is that the Chinese are the added new demand for BTC, hence the sharp price increase.
The Halving has been predictable, no new information for any of us. Usually when there is predictability, there is typically nothing new that happens DUE TO THAT, as "everybody knows".
$750 is nice, I cashed out some BTC earlier ($691) for gold, so perhaps my timing was not the best, but at least part of my BTC stash got cashed-out at a profit. But, $750 is not a game changer.
What would be a game changer for me? $5000, say...
Think that my time was at 582$, absolutely not good, but I've made a great earnings anyway
IMHO I don't think that a new ATH will be reached, maybe we'll arrive to 1000$ but is really hard to reach the new ATH, because at the moment we require other 4B of market cap
People are busy in buying at a moment hoping that they will make good profits at halving, and if the demand is more then it will take price of bitcoin to higher level.
Yeah. I am quite sure that people who sent money from their bank to their exchange account are getting frustrated to the bone as it takes a few days to post. In that time the price has gone up like $50-80 again. I am glad I don't have to rush anything as I bought my coins at below $400 prices.
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Who knows? Not I...
The whole price jump was a surprise (for me), in that this seems (SEEMS!) to somewhat unconnected to The Halving, as we have been discussing that for months. My guess is that the Chinese are the added new demand for BTC, hence the sharp price increase.
The Halving has been predictable, no new information for any of us. Usually when there is predictability, there is typically nothing new that happens DUE TO THAT, as "everybody knows".
$750 is nice, I cashed out some BTC earlier ($691) for gold, so perhaps my timing was not the best, but at least part of my BTC stash got cashed-out at a profit. But, $750 is not a game changer.
What would be a game changer for me? $5000, say...
Who knows? Not I...
The whole price jump was a surprise (for me), in that this seems (SEEMS!) to somewhat unconnected to The Halving, as we have been discussing that for months. My guess is that the Chinese are the added new demand for BTC, hence the sharp price increase.
The Halving has been predictable, no new information for any of us. Usually when there is predictability, there is typically nothing new that happens DUE TO THAT, as "everybody knows".
$750 is nice, I cashed out some BTC earlier ($691) for gold, so perhaps my timing was not the best, but at least part of my BTC stash got cashed-out at a profit. But, $750 is not a game changer.
What would be a game changer for me? $5000, say...
Think that my time was at 582$, absolutely not good, but I've made a great earnings anyway
IMHO I don't think that a new ATH will be reached, maybe we'll arrive to 1000$ but is really hard to reach the new ATH, because at the moment we require other 4B of market cap
People are busy in buying at a moment hoping that they will make good profits at halving, and if the demand is more then it will take price of bitcoin to higher level.
...
Who knows? Not I...
The whole price jump was a surprise (for me), in that this seems (SEEMS!) to somewhat unconnected to The Halving, as we have been discussing that for months. My guess is that the Chinese are the added new demand for BTC, hence the sharp price increase.
The Halving has been predictable, no new information for any of us. Usually when there is predictability, there is typically nothing new that happens DUE TO THAT, as "everybody knows".
$750 is nice, I cashed out some BTC earlier ($691) for gold, so perhaps my timing was not the best, but at least part of my BTC stash got cashed-out at a profit. But, $750 is not a game changer.
What would be a game changer for me? $5000, say...
Who knows? Not I...
The whole price jump was a surprise (for me), in that this seems (SEEMS!) to somewhat unconnected to The Halving, as we have been discussing that for months. My guess is that the Chinese are the added new demand for BTC, hence the sharp price increase.
The Halving has been predictable, no new information for any of us. Usually when there is predictability, there is typically nothing new that happens DUE TO THAT, as "everybody knows".
$750 is nice, I cashed out some BTC earlier ($691) for gold, so perhaps my timing was not the best, but at least part of my BTC stash got cashed-out at a profit. But, $750 is not a game changer.
What would be a game changer for me? $5000, say...
Think that my time was at 582$, absolutely not good, but I've made a great earnings anyway
IMHO I don't think that a new ATH will be reached, maybe we'll arrive to 1000$ but is really hard to reach the new ATH, because at the moment we require other 4B of market cap
...
Who knows? Not I...
The whole price jump was a surprise (for me), in that this seems (SEEMS!) to somewhat unconnected to The Halving, as we have been discussing that for months. My guess is that the Chinese are the added new demand for BTC, hence the sharp price increase.
The Halving has been predictable, no new information for any of us. Usually when there is predictability, there is typically nothing new that happens DUE TO THAT, as "everybody knows".
$750 is nice, I cashed out some BTC earlier ($691) for gold, so perhaps my timing was not the best, but at least part of my BTC stash got cashed-out at a profit. But, $750 is not a game changer.
What would be a game changer for me? $5000, say...
Who knows? Not I...
The whole price jump was a surprise (for me), in that this seems (SEEMS!) to somewhat unconnected to The Halving, as we have been discussing that for months. My guess is that the Chinese are the added new demand for BTC, hence the sharp price increase.
The Halving has been predictable, no new information for any of us. Usually when there is predictability, there is typically nothing new that happens DUE TO THAT, as "everybody knows".
$750 is nice, I cashed out some BTC earlier ($691) for gold, so perhaps my timing was not the best, but at least part of my BTC stash got cashed-out at a profit. But, $750 is not a game changer.
What would be a game changer for me? $5000, say...
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The price of bitcoin broke $750 today, building on recent gains to hit a 28-month high.
Bitcoin prices reached $750.37 during the day's session, the highest since 7th February, 2014, CoinDesk USD Bitcoin Price Index (BPI) figures reveal. The digital currency exceeded its latest milestone of $750 after surpassing $700 early on 13th June, and then nearing $720 later that day.
Of late, bitcoin has benefited from a multitude of factors, including concerns about China’s economy, anticipation surrounding the upcoming halving and fear of a Brexit, and this momentum is showing signs it is continuing to build.
The digital currency suffered a notable drop on 14th June, falling more than 8% and coming within a few percentage points of a correction. While such a decline might have prompted concerns it had become overvalued, the digital currency’s recent gains support the position this was merely a temporary pullback.
Going forward, bitcoin could easily enjoy further appreciation, as data provided by bitcoin trading platform Whaleclub indicates short interest has dwindled to practically zero while long interest has hit an all-time high.
Past that, the digital currency could easily benefit from the visibility that blockchain technology has been generating.
A wide range of market participants, central banks and other entities have been examining this distributed ledger’s potential uses, and as the technology draws more attention, it may draw mainstream traders to the nascent market.
While market experts have provided various explanations for bitcoin’s recent price appreciation, one variable they are pointing to as having key importance is the upcoming halving of network rewards.
For more on the upcoming halving, read our full guide here.
Charles L. Bovaird II is a financial writer and consultant with strong knowledge of securities markets and investing concepts.
Follow Charles Bovaird on Twitter here.
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Bitcoin prices reached $750.37 during the day's session, the highest since 7th February, 2014, CoinDesk USD Bitcoin Price Index (BPI) figures reveal. The digital currency exceeded its latest milestone of $750 after surpassing $700 early on 13th June, and then nearing $720 later that day.
Of late, bitcoin has benefited from a multitude of factors, including concerns about China’s economy, anticipation surrounding the upcoming halving and fear of a Brexit, and this momentum is showing signs it is continuing to build.
The digital currency suffered a notable drop on 14th June, falling more than 8% and coming within a few percentage points of a correction. While such a decline might have prompted concerns it had become overvalued, the digital currency’s recent gains support the position this was merely a temporary pullback.
Going forward, bitcoin could easily enjoy further appreciation, as data provided by bitcoin trading platform Whaleclub indicates short interest has dwindled to practically zero while long interest has hit an all-time high.
Past that, the digital currency could easily benefit from the visibility that blockchain technology has been generating.
A wide range of market participants, central banks and other entities have been examining this distributed ledger’s potential uses, and as the technology draws more attention, it may draw mainstream traders to the nascent market.
While market experts have provided various explanations for bitcoin’s recent price appreciation, one variable they are pointing to as having key importance is the upcoming halving of network rewards.
For more on the upcoming halving, read our full guide here.
Charles L. Bovaird II is a financial writer and consultant with strong knowledge of securities markets and investing concepts.
Follow Charles Bovaird on Twitter here.
Little boy with kite image via Shutterstock
In your opinion what's happening in this moment? It will be a dump after the halving? What you expect in the next month? New ATH will be reached?
In my opinion price will reach 1100$, then there will be a drop to 700$, and price will be stable around that price.
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