Seriously, $1000 would be pretty good.
I didn't realize I was such a bear...
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I didn't realize I was such a bear...
$1,750
1255 on christmas day, just a hunch
dudes. Look at the order book.
https://www.bitstamp.net/market/order_book/
See that very shallowly sloping line on the left? That's bids.
See the cliff on the right? That's asks.
Looking at this, it appears that you have deep demand and short supply. Usually that means a price goes down.
https://www.bitstamp.net/market/order_book/
See that very shallowly sloping line on the left? That's bids.
See the cliff on the right? That's asks.
Looking at this, it appears that you have deep demand and short supply. Usually that means a price goes down.
Orderbooks are only part of the story. Those walls on bitstamp have been up for awhile, yet each time the price went crashing down, someone has been buying back up. The price has been kept stable for quite awhile. Why, even though those walls are like the walls of Jericho? Simply because people are eager to get past the 1000 dollar wall. They know that this is the cheapest that coins will get, because competition for those coins is fierce when right in front of a psychological treshold. And people who have large btc holdings know that people get frenzied right before a psychological treshold, so they make use of this situation in order to safely monetize their stock of btc without affecting the price too much. This results in a stalemate. But that wall won't last forever. Expect an explosion in price when it comes down.
agreed on the orderbooks part, I prefer to just watch the price action and see if it matches or defies my expectations. Right now price on gox has been just bashing it's head against a roughly 1090 resistance. Someone once told me the more times you test resistance, the more likely that you will break through.
On the flipside are the stamp and -e prices, -e is at 907 right now! with gox at 1078! It appears we have some non-believers.
dudes. Look at the order book.
https://www.bitstamp.net/market/order_book/
See that very shallowly sloping line on the left? That's bids.
See the cliff on the right? That's asks.
Looking at this, it appears that you have deep demand and short supply. Usually that means a price goes down.
https://www.bitstamp.net/market/order_book/
See that very shallowly sloping line on the left? That's bids.
See the cliff on the right? That's asks.
Looking at this, it appears that you have deep demand and short supply. Usually that means a price goes down.
Orderbooks are only part of the story. Those walls on bitstamp have been up for awhile, yet each time the price went crashing down, someone has been buying back up. The price has been kept stable for quite awhile. Why, even though those walls are like the walls of Jericho? Simply because people are eager to get past the 1000 dollar wall. They know that this is the cheapest that coins will get, because competition for those coins is fierce when right in front of a psychological treshold. And people who have large btc holdings know that people get frenzied right before a psychological treshold, so they make use of this situation in order to safely monetize their stock of btc without affecting the price too much. This results in a stalemate. But that wall won't last forever. Expect an explosion in price when it comes down.
1500-2000 at least....
we've got a almost a month before Dec 25th. Remember the price a month ago?
we've got a almost a month before Dec 25th. Remember the price a month ago?
$720
dudes. Look at the order book.
https://www.bitstamp.net/market/order_book/
See that very shallowly sloping line on the left? That's bids.
See the cliff on the right? That's asks.
Looking at this, it appears that you have deep demand and short supply. Usually that means a price goes down.
https://www.bitstamp.net/market/order_book/
See that very shallowly sloping line on the left? That's bids.
See the cliff on the right? That's asks.
Looking at this, it appears that you have deep demand and short supply. Usually that means a price goes down.
You're cute.
1400 by Christmas.
Looks like somebody wants to sell 2500 coins the instant he can get US$1000 for them.
That is a price cliff that people are going to have to bid under if they want to sell their coins at all.
So it'll be a little while I think before that gets demolished. Maybe another couple days.
That is a price cliff that people are going to have to bid under if they want to sell their coins at all.
So it'll be a little while I think before that gets demolished. Maybe another couple days.
dudes. Look at the order book.
https://www.bitstamp.net/market/order_book/
See that very shallowly sloping line on the left? That's bids.
See the cliff on the right? That's asks.
Looking at this, it appears that you have deep demand and short supply. Usually that means a price goes down.
https://www.bitstamp.net/market/order_book/
See that very shallowly sloping line on the left? That's bids.
See the cliff on the right? That's asks.
Looking at this, it appears that you have deep demand and short supply. Usually that means a price goes down.
I'm going to be realistic and say maybe $1250. not too crazy, but somewhat reasonable i think.
$1250 - $2000
Or hopefully at least 100 ltc for 1 btc
Or hopefully at least 100 ltc for 1 btc
$1250 or surpass gold at least.
Better start to forge jewelry made out of bitcoin. Nicolas Flamel's studies finally make sense!
you ever see people when there is a 50% sale? just imagine a 50% sale if you use bitcoin all across america for christmas! If bitcoin black friday gets some good press, more and more biz will accept it. 2.5k easy
For Xmas I'd expect one USD to be worth around 0.8 millibits. But it could be much less.
$1899
$1250 or surpass gold at least.
My guess: $1300 - 1700
About 2000 seems possible.
High demand could make it
High demand could make it
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