It's funny how many people that were much more wealthy then I am to invest in Bitcoin and not a single one of them did.
A lot of them I told back when coins were going for about 4.50$ each.
Why do my friends never listen to me?
Topic: Bitcoin will hit $50 this month. - page 3. (Read 7786 times)
Last trade in bitstamp was for 47.37. We are almost there!
I was sure we were going to hit 50 a few minutes ago... but nope, panic sells all the way to -gasp- 43.90!
Seriously though, this market is nuts. Feels very different from 2011 though. I'm excited, can't wait for the bubble to pop...
Seriously though, this market is nuts. Feels very different from 2011 though. I'm excited, can't wait for the bubble to pop...
We are going to 50 real soon unless someone can trigger a panic and honestly with this amount of buying pressure I just don't think it's gonna happen in time.
Maybe by the end of this week even.
Bitcoin will hit $50 this month week.
Probably before I wake up in the morning.Bitcoin will hit $50 this month week.
Probably before I wake up in the morning.LOL
Bitcoin will hit $50 this month week.
Probably before I wake up in the morning. 
Feels like it was just a week ago people were saying it'd never hit $30
Bitcoin will hit $50 this month week.
Seconded 
I don't really see how it can go down - Bitcoin seems to have evolved and many of the problems such as hackers taking off with very large chunks of BTC from exchanges and crashing prices seem to be a thing of the past ...
I don't really see how it can go down - Bitcoin seems to have evolved and many of the problems such as hackers taking off with very large chunks of BTC from exchanges and crashing prices seem to be a thing of the past ...
I agree with the $50 prediction. As for the hacking of exchanges, unfortunately as the price of bitcoin increases, so does the incentive to hack exchanges. So I think we are actually more likely to see exchange hacks/thefts/inside jobs in the coming weeks.
If you think about it, bitcoin itself is ridiculously simple to secure, though tedious.
What needs to be done, that's tedious, to secure it? Just a curiosity.
http://bitcoinarmory.com/using-offline-wallets-in-armory/
See the offline transaction part.
That would mean: soon.
But I don't buy it.
No, it doesn't seem realistic on its own. It will probably be something in between, with optimism surviving longer because of the slower growth, but I still don't see any reason to assume there will be the same number of doublings. But I don't buy it.
the volume in currency says: you can't compare what's happening now to 2011:
I imagine somewhere from $200 to $400
You're doing it rong. You should use the same horizontal, not vertical interval, because it's more likely that the duration the optimism survives will be the same, not the doubling rate. The doubling rate is obviously lower this time.That would mean: soon.
But I don't buy it.
I imagine somewhere from $200 to $400
You're doing it rong. You should use the same horizontal, not vertical interval, because it's more likely that the duration the optimism survives will be the same, not the doubling rate. The doubling rate is obviously lower this time. 
Yeah, $50 seems about right, following the trend from January and February.
Yes, but the real question is - when does it end? $100? $500? More?
I imagine somewhere from $200 to $400
Correction. Bitcoin will hit $60 this month.
Seconded
I don't really see how it can go down - Bitcoin seems to have evolved and many of the problems such as hackers taking off with very large chunks of BTC from exchanges and crashing prices seem to be a thing of the past ...
I don't really see how it can go down - Bitcoin seems to have evolved and many of the problems such as hackers taking off with very large chunks of BTC from exchanges and crashing prices seem to be a thing of the past ...
I agree with the $50 prediction. As for the hacking of exchanges, unfortunately as the price of bitcoin increases, so does the incentive to hack exchanges. So I think we are actually more likely to see exchange hacks/thefts/inside jobs in the coming weeks.
If you think about it, bitcoin itself is ridiculously simple to secure, though tedious.
What needs to be done, that's tedious, to secure it? Just a curiosity.
Already predicted two weeks ago.
Nothing too difficult, you just tear the paper in half, and put it in two secure storage places, also everyone has access to the storage place should sign a NDA. Doubt they will think it's something worth further ado.
Don't do this. Split the key securely, for example using Shamir's secret sharing algorithm.
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