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December 27, 2017, 06:35:41 PM
#43
I think it's been proven in the bitcoin which makes a full recovery at the end of the year which of course we are seeing with the movement of the bitcoin on some days ago has happened a decline in full until this very $13000 make the tightness see the original almost $20000 but we've seen the bitcoin increased again reaching the $16000 this is the full recovery may be increased up to bitcoin until later this year
legendary
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December 27, 2017, 05:34:19 PM
#42
Prices have already recovered to $15k according to preev. So, is it possible for bitcoin prices to return to its $19k peak by year eand if we follow current trend.
Have you thought about the fact that current high price might not be the new stable price but instead we are seeing the prolonged bubble?
After all, not that long ago we traded bitcoin for less than 10k - most of the people seem to forget that and they are angry that bitcoin is not reaching new ATH every week.
I would rather see bitcoin position strengthened for a longer period of time than a brief price spike to 20k+ and then retracement to ~15k level right after that.
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December 27, 2017, 05:23:14 PM
#41
The recovery seems to be stuttering now. We have had a great run in 2017; it would be greedy to expect it to continue without any retraces. Given that we started December with the price less than $10,000 , I don't see a great reason why we should fret over a price greater than $15,000. Even if it does take time to cross $20,000 again, we should just be patient.
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December 27, 2017, 02:03:05 PM
#40
Actually the price of bitcoin has become so manipulable by large capitals interested in pure speculation, that it would not be difficult to see it converted into a pump and dump scheme for a long time as it has recently become clear: dump at $17K, pump at $14K. I would like to see it reach $20K before the end of the year, but unfortunately everything depends on the will of the big whales and the mood with which they get up every morning.
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December 27, 2017, 01:57:40 PM
#39
We are all hoping that Bitcoin will continue until the new year begins. However, with another special occasion bound to occur, I doubt that Bitcoin can fully recover by the end of this year as the new year approaches. It may continue to rise for now but as we are nearing January 1st, I think it will gradually drop for awhile then only after that day would it continue to fully recover. This is just an opinion and I might be wrong as well, but I am really glad that Bitcoin is on the rise.
legendary
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December 27, 2017, 01:53:47 PM
#38
Bitcoin value  is currently recovering slowly and I think it will fully recovered in January 2018.
the current price is $14900 and I think we can't call this is the recovery.the price is trading around $ 15k area. Maybe we need to wait for the recovery in January in 2018

between the recovery or the real crash coming. bitcoin can not be predictable .

big whales could try to break $20k before the new year and as usual the volatility like what happened currently are caused by that effort , just based on my analysis bitcoin price won't move higher until the new year , correction might happened for now it is in good position .
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December 27, 2017, 12:59:28 PM
#37
I hope bitcoin can recovery at least $ 19.000. My hope is can reach $ 21.000.
I sure bitcoin step by step will be increase everyday. I know bitcoin not stable yet.  So the price will be up.
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December 27, 2017, 12:57:39 PM
#36
Bitcoin value  is currently recovering slowly and I think it will fully recovered in January 2018.
the current price is $14900 and I think we can't call this is the recovery.the price is trading around $ 15k area. Maybe we need to wait for the recovery in January in 2018
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December 27, 2017, 12:52:38 PM
#35
This end of year we have quite high volatility. Hard to tell if we'll have full recovery. 10k and 20k seem to be just as likely for the last day of this year.

I still hope to pass again 17k before the last working day of this year, but I seem to hope too much.
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December 27, 2017, 12:46:15 PM
#34
Bitcoin value  is currently recovering slowly and I think it will fully recovered in January 2018.
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December 27, 2017, 12:36:58 PM
#33
One thing is clear though, all the doomsayers who claimed the bubble was popping are wrong. The recovery is clear and that drop was nothing short of a miscalculation by investors, who now realise their mistakes and are buying back bitcoins.

After rebounding to 16K, it seems that we're going back to $14K Cheesy Either we'll bounce at $14000 or bleed further to $12000. Glad I'm shorting at $15500. Definitely not going to retest ATH at 19K, let alone 20K, at least not this year, well maybe in 2018.

I really expect Bitcoin to at least broke 10K and go lower. Guess that big correction is much needed now. Can't see it stable on 15K range, it's either mooning to 50K or broke to 8K. That's my call for shorter term in 2018.

Well bear and bull are pulling at the opposite side of the spectrum. That's why we will see it jump to above $16K last 24 hours, people reacted, dumping their coins, now its $13K once more, this will be the trend up until the end of the year. I see around $14K will be the stable price for quite some time. And the market will tend to be a a bearish side.

But I don't think that it can go down to $8K, too much money already poured on the market that I can't seem to see any significant drop to that level. Just what I have mentioned, it will be a continues pulling from both side until such time that the bulls won and a massive run ensures specially in Q1 of next year.

As far as recovery, bitcoin always rebounded from all the bumps, it has showed already in the past, although from time to time we will see some correction, but what usually follows is a recovery phase. No need to question bitcoin's resiliency from all of this catastrophic crashed.
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December 27, 2017, 12:36:50 PM
#32
Am really not worried about the price right now because after these festive events i expect demand to rise as most holders should have sold their coins and will want to refill their crypto bags once again.

We can never tell when the trend will change. However, I would prefer Bitcoin to stabilize at current levels until it solves its confirmation time issues.
I think prices are not as volatile as they where which is a good sign for a recovery
sr. member
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December 27, 2017, 12:35:50 PM
#31
It seems that the price is trying to recover right now. It touched $17,000 today if i am not wrong, but then it started to go down again.. I dont know why it is so volatile right now. It clearly went down by less than $15,800 once that it touched the 17k.


It seems that the price will not be return to $19000 when that at the moment the prices are going down. we are in holidays and the number of transactions dropped significantly so strong price fluctuations are normal. Please be assured the price will quickly recover bitcoin and rose sharply in the year 2018
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December 27, 2017, 12:16:31 PM
#30
Prices have already recovered to $15k according to preev. So, is it possible for bitcoin prices to return to its $19k peak by year eand if we follow current trend. The prices were at about $13k yesterday and today its risen by $2k. If it rises like this everyday until the end of the year, we might even exceed the bitcoin peak.

One thing is clear though, all the doomsayers who claimed the bubble was popping are wrong. The recovery is clear and that drop was nothing short of a miscalculation by investors, who now realise their mistakes and are buying back bitcoins.

How you defined full recovery?

Remember how hard the price was pumped before the recent large dip then going back again at $15,000 mark. At the beginning of this month, we are at $9,700+ , at 15th we are on $17,000 mark with close to $18,000 then today we are at closed to $14,000. What an increase compare to decrease in general.

Just imagine how hard it was pumped within a short time frame. For sure the price will hit another ATH so just go with the flow and if you are on hold position, then all you need to do is to watch how the price moves.
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December 27, 2017, 12:07:54 PM
#29
One thing is clear though, all the doomsayers who claimed the bubble was popping are wrong. The recovery is clear and that drop was nothing short of a miscalculation by investors, who now realise their mistakes and are buying back bitcoins.

After rebounding to 16K, it seems that we're going back to $14K Cheesy Either we'll bounce at $14000 or bleed further to $12000. Glad I'm shorting at $15500. Definitely not going to retest ATH at 19K, let alone 20K, at least not this year, well maybe in 2018.

I really expect Bitcoin to at least broke 10K and go lower. Guess that big correction is much needed now. Can't see it stable on 15K range, it's either mooning to 50K or broke to 8K. That's my call for shorter term in 2018.
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December 27, 2017, 11:49:05 AM
#28
It seems that the price is trying to recover right now. It touched $17,000 today if i am not wrong, but then it started to go down again.. I dont know why it is so volatile right now. It clearly went down by less than $15,800 once that it touched the 17k.


really?  Imight be out of fucos on this day cause i didn't notice bitcoin valied touch down again the 17k valued. However  as i see the valued in this moment is always volatile in 15k I hope it will exceed after the end of 2017

It doesn't look like the value of bitcoin has risen to the previous level by the end of the year. Rather, the price will be around 15-16k $.
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December 27, 2017, 11:10:50 AM
#27
It seems that the price is trying to recover right now. It touched $17,000 today if i am not wrong, but then it started to go down again.. I dont know why it is so volatile right now. It clearly went down by less than $15,800 once that it touched the 17k.


really?  Imight be out of fucos on this day cause i didn't notice bitcoin valied touch down again the 17k valued. However  as i see the valued in this moment is always volatile in 15k I hope it will exceed after the end of 2017
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December 27, 2017, 10:12:25 AM
#26
It seems that the price is trying to recover right now. It touched $17,000 today if i am not wrong, but then it started to go down again.. I dont know why it is so volatile right now. It clearly went down by less than $15,800 once that it touched the 17k.

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December 25, 2017, 04:38:49 AM
#25
We can never tell when the trend will change. However, I would prefer Bitcoin to stabilize at current levels until it solves its confirmation time issues.
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December 25, 2017, 04:37:53 AM
#24
Prices have already recovered to $15k according to preev. So, is it possible for bitcoin prices to return to its $19k peak by year eand if we follow current trend. The prices were at about $13k yesterday and today its risen by $2k. If it rises like this everyday until the end of the year, we might even exceed the bitcoin peak.

One thing is clear though, all the doomsayers who claimed the bubble was popping are wrong. The recovery is clear and that drop was nothing short of a miscalculation by investors, who now realise their mistakes and are buying back bitcoins.

sound that support bitcoin bubble reduced after long term bitcoin all this price will rise for 2-6 months and back again into 1,000$

bitcoin give super year
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