with institutional money flowing into the market, I see bitcoin surging easily to $12K then maybe we will see some correction coming back to $10K or below. Then head towards $18K by the end of next year!
Institutional money is a game changer with it the price bitcoin can reach is almost unlimited that is not going to happen in the next day but the next 10 years are going to be very interesting since it is obvious that investors are finally acknowledging bitcoin and while their motives are selfish this is going to create the perfect environment for bitcoin to expand and thrive.
Topic: Bitcoin Speculation thread (Read 605 times)
I still think we are seeing a pump that has no explanation, so making a bitcoin investment would be very sketchy too me. Does anyone think that a price correction would be unreasonable? Or do you think it is over evaluated right now
We are in the midst of a hype cycle. Fundamentals were thrown out the window a very long time ago; they simply do not matter. All that matters right now is raging investor demand for BTC vs. low supply on exchanges. The context is a blow-off top, and a massive correction (50% or more) will definitely happen. The question is, when? Before $10,000, or after?
Based on the last two legs of the rally, I suspect we will hit $12,000-13,000 before a major correction. Whether that will be "the top" depends on what kind of volume we see and whether a typical blow-off develops.
We are closing in on $10,000 per coin which is absolute incredible. I certainly didnt think it would hit so soon.
Where do you see bitcoin in 1 year?
Bitcoin has always been a hard investment for me to hold long term, because I still don't think the utility of the coin is worth the $100b+ market cap. As crypto currency gets more popular, I think we will see governments and big companies creating there own coin which will have some more utility. If a government creates its own coin, that will be the coin that is successful since it has some sort of backing. No one likes it when someone says bitcoin will fail, which is NOT what I am saying.
What are your thoughts on bitcoin as a long term investment? Do you think it is reasonable to allocate 60% of your crypto investment portfolio too it? I personally see merit in investing 15-25% of my portfolio into bitcoin.
Bitcoin has always been a hard investment for me to hold long term, because I still don't think the utility of the coin is worth the $100b+ market cap. As crypto currency gets more popular, I think we will see governments and big companies creating there own coin which will have some more utility. If a government creates its own coin, that will be the coin that is successful since it has some sort of backing. No one likes it when someone says bitcoin will fail, which is NOT what I am saying.
What are your thoughts on bitcoin as a long term investment? Do you think it is reasonable to allocate 60% of your crypto investment portfolio too it? I personally see merit in investing 15-25% of my portfolio into bitcoin.
I’m still holding to my previous prediction that by the end of next year Bitcoin will be at a price of $15,000. That seems relatively low now that Bitcoin is already near $9000, but I also expect some price corrections next year as well. I don’t think the price will just keep rising throughout the year. We will most likely have periods of leveling off and periods where the price drops significantly. But I still think the price will rise next year.
with institutional money flowing into the market, I see bitcoin surging easily to $12K then maybe we will see some correction coming back to $10K or below. Then head towards $18K by the end of next year!
I still think we are seeing a pump that has no explanation, so making a bitcoin investment would be very sketchy too me. Does anyone think that a price correction would be unreasonable? Or do you think it is over evaluated right now
If we look back, we could have faced corrections at various levels, but it has never happened, aside from a few smaller pull backs. I honestly believe that we're quite far beyond what would be a reasonable price in current times, but we just have to accept that Bitcoin's speculative nature is playing a very important role right now. However, if we see CME comes through with their futures, we will definitely see this market go up further. People who've been thinking that this is a bubble will then have even more to digest. In a great scenario we might even end up breaking through the $15,000 to $20,000 levels next year.
I still think we are seeing a pump that has no explanation, so making a bitcoin investment would be very sketchy too me. Does anyone think that a price correction would be unreasonable? Or do you think it is over evaluated right now
Bitcoin still remaineth the top Cryptocurrency. I don't see iit being overtaken at least in the nearest future.
With the way Bitcoin is going now, it's likely to hit $10k by Q1 next year.
With the way Bitcoin is going now, it's likely to hit $10k by Q1 next year.
I am not saying bitcoin will die tomorrow, I am just saying I think it is very possible a government will create a digital currency that is very competitive with bitcoin.
I don't think we'll see government coins. But I read the following interesting article about how some businesses are migrating towards altcoins because of the bitcoin fees:
https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@teatree/some-thoughts-on-transaction-fees-and-mempool-backlogs
Bitcoin in 1 year later ? it shoud be around 2018ish and 2019ish.
i believe that time the price should be around $15.000 more or less,
and when we're facing another halving in the next year the price will be double to around $25.000 and start to stabilize.
we need something to maintain our balance in this world,
lately people started to recognize it and imagine it if a billions people start to buy it ?
we need something to cover it up and at the same time the price will be pumped hard.
i believe there'll be a solution for a higher blocks so the transaction faster than before
i believe that time the price should be around $15.000 more or less,
and when we're facing another halving in the next year the price will be double to around $25.000 and start to stabilize.
we need something to maintain our balance in this world,
lately people started to recognize it and imagine it if a billions people start to buy it ?
we need something to cover it up and at the same time the price will be pumped hard.
i believe there'll be a solution for a higher blocks so the transaction faster than before
Bitcoin still remaineth the top Cryptocurrency. I don't see iit being overtaken at least in the nearest future.
With the way Bitcoin is going now, it's likely to hit $10k by Q1 next year.
With the way Bitcoin is going now, it's likely to hit $10k by Q1 next year.
I am not saying bitcoin will die tomorrow, I am just saying I think it is very possible a government will create a digital currency that is very competitive with bitcoin.
Bitcoin still remaineth the top Cryptocurrency. I don't see iit being overtaken at least in the nearest future.
With the way Bitcoin is going now, it's likely to hit $10k by Q1 next year.
With the way Bitcoin is going now, it's likely to hit $10k by Q1 next year.
I am not saying bitcoin will die tomorrow, I am just saying I think it is very possible a government will create a digital currency that is very competitive with bitcoin.
Where do you see bitcoin in 1 year?
Bitcoin has always been a hard investment for me to hold long term, because I still don't think the utility of the coin is worth the $100b+ market cap. As crypto currency gets more popular, I think we will see governments and big companies creating there own coin which will have some more utility. If a government creates its own coin, that will be the coin that is successful since it has some sort of backing. No one likes it when someone says bitcoin will fail, which is NOT what I am saying.
What are your thoughts on bitcoin as a long term investment? Do you think it is reasonable to allocate 60% of your crypto investment portfolio too it? I personally see merit in investing 15-25% of my portfolio into bitcoin.
You are not seeing the big picture even if a government creates their own coin, that will still be part of the current economic system, bitcoin is something that is a completely new way to look at currencies and at how the economies of the world are run, even if such a coin was more popular at some point the current system is going to collapse, it has happened before and it is going to happen again, and at that point people are going to choose bitcoin over any solution the governments of the world could create. Bitcoin has always been a hard investment for me to hold long term, because I still don't think the utility of the coin is worth the $100b+ market cap. As crypto currency gets more popular, I think we will see governments and big companies creating there own coin which will have some more utility. If a government creates its own coin, that will be the coin that is successful since it has some sort of backing. No one likes it when someone says bitcoin will fail, which is NOT what I am saying.
What are your thoughts on bitcoin as a long term investment? Do you think it is reasonable to allocate 60% of your crypto investment portfolio too it? I personally see merit in investing 15-25% of my portfolio into bitcoin.
Bitcoin still remaineth the top Cryptocurrency. I don't see iit being overtaken at least in the nearest future.
With the way Bitcoin is going now, it's likely to hit $10k by Q1 next year.
With the way Bitcoin is going now, it's likely to hit $10k by Q1 next year.
I am not saying bitcoin will die tomorrow, I am just saying I think it is very possible a government will create a digital currency that is very competitive with bitcoin.
Bitcoin still remaineth the top Cryptocurrency. I don't see iit being overtaken at least in the nearest future.
With the way Bitcoin is going now, it's likely to hit $10k by Q1 next year.
With the way Bitcoin is going now, it's likely to hit $10k by Q1 next year.
Where do you see bitcoin in 1 year?
Bitcoin has always been a hard investment for me to hold long term, because I still don't think the utility of the coin is worth the $100b+ market cap. As crypto currency gets more popular, I think we will see governments and big companies creating there own coin which will have some more utility. If a government creates its own coin, that will be the coin that is successful since it has some sort of backing. No one likes it when someone says bitcoin will fail, which is NOT what I am saying.
What are your thoughts on bitcoin as a long term investment? Do you think it is reasonable to allocate 60% of your crypto investment portfolio too it? I personally see merit in investing 15-25% of my portfolio into bitcoin.
I don't agree with you. Who needs government coins? Than they will differ from Fiat money? Just the fact that they cannot be touched and they will be stored in the electronic wallet. The basic principles of state regulation will remain unchanged. It is the same Fiat only rear view. I'm sure that these coins will not be in demand and bitcoin will also be in demand as now. Bitcoin has always been a hard investment for me to hold long term, because I still don't think the utility of the coin is worth the $100b+ market cap. As crypto currency gets more popular, I think we will see governments and big companies creating there own coin which will have some more utility. If a government creates its own coin, that will be the coin that is successful since it has some sort of backing. No one likes it when someone says bitcoin will fail, which is NOT what I am saying.
What are your thoughts on bitcoin as a long term investment? Do you think it is reasonable to allocate 60% of your crypto investment portfolio too it? I personally see merit in investing 15-25% of my portfolio into bitcoin.
Ideally speaking, bitcoin should have hit the $10,000 mark. We are getting very close now so if we don't get too many setbacks over the course of the next year, $10,000 should be a very probable price range. Hopefully by then we are able to shrugg off the whole Bcash situation. I also hope lighting network will be finished and ready to deploy. It would be a great implementation to get nearly instant transactions for basically free (so no excessive transaction fees).
If those three events we're to happen, or if we come very close to achieving these goals I feel like 2018 would be a more than successful year for bitcoin.
If those three events we're to happen, or if we come very close to achieving these goals I feel like 2018 would be a more than successful year for bitcoin.
What would justify a $10k price which would leave the market cap around 166,801,370,000 market cap
Ideally speaking, bitcoin should have hit the $10,000 mark. We are getting very close now so if we don't get too many setbacks over the course of the next year, $10,000 should be a very probable price range. Hopefully by then we are able to shrugg off the whole Bcash situation. I also hope lighting network will be finished and ready to deploy. It would be a great implementation to get nearly instant transactions for basically free (so no excessive transaction fees).
If those three events we're to happen, or if we come very close to achieving these goals I feel like 2018 would be a more than successful year for bitcoin.
If those three events we're to happen, or if we come very close to achieving these goals I feel like 2018 would be a more than successful year for bitcoin.
In case you weren't already aware, there is an entire sub-forum devoted to the topic of this thread:
I didnt see that, I will have a mod move this, thanks
Being worth close to $10K, it will stagnate there for some time before it keeps growing in 2019/2020.
I see bitcoin being 10k+ in a years time if you meant price wise. If you meant market wise I see it being accepted as an international store of value with loads of institutional investors coming on board. I think this understanding of "backing" must change in the coming years because bitcoin will have zero backing and not much utility but this does not mean it isnt a good investment or store of value. As per your investment statement that is completely up to the trader because some may hold 10% BTC, others 50-60%, and others yet may hold 100%. That much is up to your style of trading that will determine how much you can handle.
Where do you see bitcoin in 1 year?
Bitcoin has always been a hard investment for me to hold long term, because I still don't think the utility of the coin is worth the $100b+ market cap. As crypto currency gets more popular, I think we will see governments and big companies creating there own coin which will have some more utility. If a government creates its own coin, that will be the coin that is successful since it has some sort of backing. No one likes it when someone says bitcoin will fail, which is NOT what I am saying.
What are your thoughts on bitcoin as a long term investment? Do you think it is reasonable to allocate 60% of your crypto investment portfolio too it? I personally see merit in investing 15-25% of my portfolio into bitcoin.
Bitcoin has always been a hard investment for me to hold long term, because I still don't think the utility of the coin is worth the $100b+ market cap. As crypto currency gets more popular, I think we will see governments and big companies creating there own coin which will have some more utility. If a government creates its own coin, that will be the coin that is successful since it has some sort of backing. No one likes it when someone says bitcoin will fail, which is NOT what I am saying.
What are your thoughts on bitcoin as a long term investment? Do you think it is reasonable to allocate 60% of your crypto investment portfolio too it? I personally see merit in investing 15-25% of my portfolio into bitcoin.
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